Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 08, 1912, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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MEDFORD MflTTJ TRTRUKE, MTCDFQTCD, OKKaOX, SATURDAY. JUNE 8, 3932,
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S INTERESTING
ET1NG5 OF WOMEN CLUBS.
Tlie Dally Jllnt from Parin.
rWiulv linn lii'i'ii very ml Ihl- I
wi'i'k, inimt ill' lln chilis lulvo dlnlidiul
ml lur I ho MiiitiiiHM- mid mily 11 low
lllllllUlM 1111(1 llllll'lll'lJIIH llllVv' llltl'll
Jiivi'ii,
(lll'lll illlltl't'Ml llllll lll'IMI III'OllM'll
wiMiiitf llw wointtii ovur 1'it' hHiihiI
I'lt'ctiuii wlili'li will ni'i'ili''inj.l wt'nlt.
Wliilti wwilmi liiivu Iiiiiix lii'ii iHIIIh"iI
to iiIii nn hcIiimiI iuuIIiii'm' viirv hllli
inloii'Ml Iiiik I'vcr In'i'ii nliitwii ly AWwv
llll'll III' WIMIMJII OH tll Htllljui't, lull
llllll'll I'llllllltflllMII llHh lll'HII IIUIlkwH'll
nvi'r ilit (siiiilim ult'i'liim iiuil I In'
wniui'ii will nil Ink" mi ni'llvc purl in
it.
Nn imrll.Milur lUKfiiilxiilinii i lim-k
ii' tlin iiiiivi'iiii'iil, iilllinitxli tin iniiiiry
into wiiiitnry ttimilttluiiM In tin" hi'IiuiiIm
wim Hliirlftl liv tin' ill liter Meill'iinl
Chili, lint tin) wik Iiiih liei'ii lulii'ii
lll llV llll till) WIMIH'II, wiih UK'llt
I'lH'ry. A iiiiim nii'i'tinu will lie Imlil
tliin HiiIiimImv tirtt'riKMin when it i-itii-
liilnte will lie einliireil.
A eliiiiuiiiiK IniilK" luiielieiiii wim
1,'lveii tlilM wi-ek nt tlurlnuiie n' Ml.
Kiililln mi Smilli Onkilule. wlieu the
nii'iiiliiMH id' I ho Aluliu eluli li'il'linu
tin' MIh'M neon' for the xi'iixoii were
iiiteitiiiiu'il liv tlme linlilius; tin; low
vhi Kenre.
The Iioiimi win lieimiil'tillv iliti'm'
nteil with lime. Pink mill while
heiuu' the iiii'VniliiiK eulur nHii'ini'.
Mriil(;it wim ilny'il until I'JSIO
uVlui'k, when mi eliilioi'iilu Iiiiu'Ih'kii
wtiH ncneil. .Mr. I. Ilutehihini
won Jiiht Iiiiiwi mill Mr, ('nicy
HI'i'llllll.
The hiiNtexxeK were .it"iliuiitn Diiii-
iulu, I'tinliu, N.vi" VuwUir, Kngli-di
mill Kiihlle, mill the kiiukIn were Mi'-
Imneit Curey, llutcliion. Koiitner,
I.uke, AmliewH mill Wiikeinnii. Mi.
Wiikeiiinn hiihilitiileil for Mr. Win.
Mmlue.
The reruiilitni wlileli wiik it-eeiitly
k'ivcii nt the .Melhniliht ehtireh wiih a
miiHt eiijnynhle iitTnir. It wiih fc",
lor nil the church ineinherH nml wim
mi nl! fiiNliimieil ehiireh reeeiliiu.
when' liohpilnlity, iiifunnnllty nml
hi-iirly Kiio(l-i wijrc tliJiJiJlliu feilL;
iireM.
All iiiiiiHtinlly hm1 irnj;rmii wiih
reiuleieil (if Mieiil mi Iimtriiiiiuiiuil
HiiiHie, remliiii; nml leeitnliniis. Almnl
IIUII were present.
Wnrk nn the Art leimi exhihit
which ih liciiiL' Kdtten up miller the
mmpictm nf the (luihl of St. Murk'
church, ii niKririliiK very well. A
urclit iutercMt in lieiut; tnken nml it
prnmiM'M tu lie it j-ieut Miiecenn.
It will he held nhoiit the iiiuhlle of
June.
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Aiiioiii; the people who will visit
l'nrtliuiil iluriitu the Woxe eiirnivul me
Air. nml Mr. Cnuro I'iero, .Mr. nml
Mih, Meieiliih Mnih-y, Mix. Alet'nr
innek nml Whiteoinh Tn'lil. The
party left l-'riilny uiltl for HoIiiiik.
from which place they will motor (u
1'urtlmitl.
Mr. nml Mih. (leo. Ciuponter cuter
tnineil nt dinner Tuendny cveuiii),',
after which they were IiohIs nt a
theatre party to the "hriuj? Maid."
Their juchIh were Mr. and Mih. I'at
termiii. Air. ami Mm. Ilohert Kithl and
Mr, ami Ml, t'oiiro l-'iero.
Mihh llutli Merrick, who in attend
inn I'lilvcrsilv of Orcpiit at( Mnp'ue,
Ih a ineiiihcr of the jjrailuntiiiK ehis
IhiH year. (.Vuiuuencciueut iixeiviM'H
will lie held .limit I'dh.
lr. Arthur deary, Kiaduata umu
iiKer of athletic of tint University of
Oregon, Iiiih arrivvd here this week
to look ufter his ranch on llriffin
ere cl.
AhH. Katie lefl Monday for a trip
to her former home in Alhioii, Mich.
Dr. Kut to Iiiih decided In locatu here
ami MrH. Hallo will return hooii.
MIhh Kthel I'riiuho, who Iiiih Iiimiii
the kiichI of her mini, Mrs, Mundiiy,
for Hiivurul uuiutliH, loft WcdnuHilay
for her home in llaumhul, Mo.
The hadiert' Aid of the Preshyterian
I'hureh will nice! in the chapel Tues
day afternoon at 2:111) o'clock. Alr.s.
Martha Aliller will ho IiohIchu.
MiwH, Alice Hirudin Iiiih returned
J'rom HoVknle.y where hIio has coniplel
cd her .luuior year at tlie Univorriily
of Cnlil'oruin. ,
An-H. JnuiwH, I). Fay iiud iIiuikIi(V,
Mihh derlvude, layo left for. KhmmtU
KallH wlun'M they will mako their
future liumu.
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Harry h. Fallin of Portland, i the
KUUHt nf hiH HiHter, Mi'h, II. L YU
JiifTiiH of Huuth Oukdnlo.
The firht ui'mhladin,' u,viFi'iOH nt
HI. Alnry'M in thM Hy were held
Tliurxdav evening, n In rye midiciice
hciiij; preHcnl. Honor were coiifutjid
tipnii MIhn AIIccuo It. KiiiL'ihur.v.
I lev, II. Phillips uimle I lie ihIiIichh jf
the evciiiiu,',
The pna'imu:
Piann I Maud Newhury.
Ciilhiiiimt Deuel.
Piano II Caiolyii Ainlrew1.
.IllhltplllllO Itool,
t'oufeiiiuu of urmlmititi homitv on
Mjnm Alleeue It, KiiiKxhiiry
Ai1ilruHK.,.l(iv. II. Pl.illlpw, V. HS. K.
Murche lluiiuniiMc , Kowahki
Where ,Mv (luravan llm l(eHted..Uihi
(litiiihhuc Mil.itchc.
Amlmilc de l.uciu ill hauiuiciiiinnr
l'Mchutiky
Mainl Newhury.
('hccrfiilncH Duinlierl
Heuiiir Voeiil f'limx.
Ailornlinii Itiirouxki
Irene Sullivan
(liuuile Polka de Concert .. . ItartliwH
The local Indue of Klkn arc making
preparation to put on the operu,
".Mjihc.i,"Iic ItiHt of .lime. The
procccilK to help icray the expeucH
if the headipiartei'H of the Inilyi- in
Pnithiml'duriiiK (he timiual coiiveu
lion. Ui'lii'iirmiU are now lieintr held and
a hit; choriiH i heiiiK Iniiinil.
Thohc in the ciihI arc Miv. K. M.
AmlrcwH Mri. IVank Nmics, MihCH
Klhcl and Mane Kifcil, Mcmhiv. A. t'.
MtirKCMH, U. 0. Miii'kuoh, V. P. (jniKcn-
hury, IVcd ddvii: nml Claude Met..
ItcKlimlil II. ('rait; ami Margaret
UocIiiIiik were uulteil lit uitirrhiKo hy
Hev. W. P. ,ShlclilK at tlie I'reuliyler
Imi MaiiMii on 'i'huriliiy at 12 o'clock
iinoii. Mr. CralK Ih a youiiK uinu rrom
Hpokaue. Wanh., ami the yoiim; cou
ple I'xpucL to iiuilut lliclr lioiue In
that pliiti). Mrn. Crali; Ih it frlmul of
Mr. ami Mm. O. M. Hicck of thin
ell)- with whom hint Iiiih hcen vIhUIih;
for nwlillc The heat wIhIich of all
r,o with the joiiiik pi'oplc In tlio Hf
which ihey enter loKclher.
.
K, It. Wall nml Alnula M. Snoil
Krnwi wero inarrlihl by Ilov. W. K.
KIiIcIiIh nt the Pnmliytcrlan jiiiiiihu
gn ThurHilny evenliiK at 7:110 p. in.
Mr. Wall l a yoiiuj; iiiiui of tliin city
ami Mrn. Wall In n ymiiiK luily of
DniitUiiH county, 'l'liemi yoiuu; people
will imiko their homo In thin city.
TIiohi) who iicroinpaulcil them to the
uiauiiK were MIhh N'Iiki It. Wall ami
Ficil I.jl'ohlic.
Tim l.ndio' Au.Niliary of the Unp
lir.t church held a nuwt cnjoyalilc
social at the homo of Mrn. Adkiun on
Smith Holly Hired, on Tuesday of
this week. A uood pniju'rmu wan
tendered after which rcfrcHhnientH
wore nerved on the lawn. Tlnjro were
almut 75 in nltcuilance.
The freshniau class of the Afedfonl
llit-h .School ave a reception Wed
nesday I'veiiim; to Ihe tihlli jtriulos
of the Washington and Lincoln
HcIiooIh, who enter the llili school
this full.
Prof. (Iriffin, who Iiiih hcen Science
teueher in the Hih school, left Situ
diiy fr hln hnine in Khiihhh. , lie
epcetH to alleud Coluinhia Uuivoivit.v
Alrn, W. I. Vnwlcr mid Mm. C. J.
IlnlcliiHon leave Huuihiy nilit for
Porllniul, where they will altciul the
Komi Carnival.
Air. and Mrn. Kdjjiir I Infer and Mist
Iciiudlo Hiilndi leave thin Knlunluv
for Portlmid In alleud Ihe line
Carnival.
Mr. mid MrH, II. Chmlwiek relumed
this1 week to their home in Philadel
phia after a iunuth' vinit in Medford.
The Woiiiiiii'h Poreinu .MiHMuiiniy
Society of the M. K. ehureli nut with
Mm. I'erey Wood Friday nl'teritonii.
Mins Imlu Marlin of Kiltie Piiut,
in Hpemlintt a few dayn in Alcdford
with Iter itiother, Mm. Saiiiljiiun'm.
The ladicH of the Catholic chinch
nave a dance and card social in the
parish hall Wednesday.
lHMMIUit.'tiiAHK-? -f Ti'yl
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FAITHFUL WIFE ADVISED
FRANKLIN TO TELL ALL
J.OB ANELHH, .lupo 8. Frank
lin whllu under croH examination
uiililu a lour; Htntemimt an to IiIh roa
kuii for pleading guilty to the charKu
of bribery nKnlimt him. Ho dunlcii,
howevur, ho wcr wna jirornlHod Im
miirilty or anything i-Iho for tho tcHtl
inoiiy aKiilfit Darrow.
Krnnklln told of how, after It had
hcen arranged that ho plead miilty
ami recolvo two yearn Huntetice, ho
hud ku'io lionio to IiIh wife ami told
her It wart tltnu to decide what lib
Khould do hut that he thought the
'proper thing wn to hear It
mywilf unit protect that man Hitting
hoMldo you." At thlu point the wit'
uemi pointed to Harrow hut alruoxt
with tho jiauio breath he offered an
UH;logy t,o Um defendant, Haying he
did nut mean anything offensive. HIk
wife, Krunklln continued, told him
that was tho right thing to do and
that Him. would take the children out
of Bchool and work Iter fliiKom off
f neccBHary to keep thingH going
until bo got out. In rcHpormo to a
nueatlou ho auld bo wan not then
afraid to go to the penitentiary and
ho wan not afraid now.
Mr. and Mm. 0. C. linger have left
.. i . ., . i..
inr a inp in lllt'ir toiiucr num.
Champaign, III.
in
.Mink Audrey Walton or .Minneapo
lis' in the jinitl of .Miss Dorothy
Diiggdt. ...
Mr. and Mrs. It. K. Kviiiih of Snv
ii. .eck, are visiting friemln in
Medfold.
MisH Kern Jerome entertained a
few friends informally Friday after
noon.
Hev. Fhlridge has returned from
it visit with his daughter nt lloschiug.
Mr. W. II. O'diirn in the uncut f
his hrothcr. Prof. P. J. O'diini.
Alitw Alice (lalloway of Kugcnc, is
visitinu friends in Medford.
h
Mr. l.ynian Arlon Iiiih rclurn'il
from it trip to San Francisco.
Mm... AJjuie Street iij vi&itiuy
friemis fn OrantH Pass.
. Mish Hertlm Knglish left Sunday
for a trip Fest.
HUMBLE WAITRESS
TO RICH HEIRESS
An orlvlna) houte JrtJM of raipbcrrr tt
eiuiiKu. lrlmniel with Mack Velvl and
niiltu iacc ilulaon Jtnny.
RUEF'S PAROLE UP
TO STATE BOARD
HAN FltANTIHCO, Cft., .Juno, 8.s-r
That the plea for pnroio for Abraham
Ititof, Hontcnccd to 1 1 yearn In Han
Qiientlu for bribery, may be an Im
portant Biibjnct before the regular
meeting tonight of the state board cf
prison illrurtora lo reported hero.
Itiief haH served but 1C months of Mod ford Printing company curry A
his term ami It Is tile custom of tho I full lino of local blanks. J.
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board not to conutdor. varaWs. until
hn( a sculonco has betm served. Ut
declares his to bo nrt dxiptlriftl cJt
If ho docs (nit In his idea tottlglit mid
It In favorntily cdnMdorodi iiitof; mid
hts friends will nt once begin -nremm-Unions
of arguments and evidence be
fore tho board
.y::yvi
Fine Tailoring For Ladies
Lnrlies, wo want your spring and Hiiraniou
suit to be an everyday reminder that we are the
house to make all your future orders. Our am
bition is to become your tailors.
AVe guarantee our work in every particular;
our standard is high.
Berlin Ladies' Tailoring Co.
We do Remodeling.
Phone Main 53(52
2.19 West Main Street Medford, Oregon
HAN'FOUI), Cal., June From
waitress In a hotel hero to heiress of
it 1,000,000 estate Is the transition
which U faced toda by Miss Mellta
I.okch. Kritnddatigliter of Carl Logos,
uillllomirlo Inventor of it washing
compound.
Tho Inventor's son, Albert, uieti
laHt April and word has Just been re
ceived hero that tho H, 000.000 for
tune will he divided among his six
children, of whom Miss Logon la one
Legal blaukn at tno Medford Print
ing enmnnny.
BOTH ARMY AND NAVY
FORCES TO CUBAN SHORES
i
W'ASHLSd'lON. Juno 8. -The
army took slops toda) to share With
tho navy In the Anierlian demonstra
tion lit Cuba. JCnrly In the day the
Kcitarl staff Issued orders to tho quar
termaster general to put into service
the four army transports at Newport
News and at the, sntne time notlfhd
the- various army ijst to have the
men In readiness to en -train at a mo
ment's notice. Within six hour the
newHcame from Qiijfritrmaster Oeu
eral Allshlro thut-tiio transports had
been put In commission with full mjp
plles and coal and ready to sail at a
moment's notice.
The order for the transports to sail
or for the troops lo en train was not
Blvon and It was said will not bo until
tho murine forces n3w bolus distrib
uted In eastern Cta sufficient to
protect the threalenetl'plantattons or
until conditions ussmu'ed such a phase
as to demand Intervention.
ticket l(cttiie!
Get the Original and Genuine
HORLIGK'S
MALTED MILK
The FeotMrlnk for AU Agas.
ForInfanls.Inva!tck and Growing children.
PureNutrition.uobuildbKthcwholebody.
Invigorates the nursing mother and the aged.
IJich milk, malted pain, la powder form.
A quick lunch prepared in a miante.
TiJt e no tu bi ti tut c. Ask for HO RUCK'S.
Not in Any Milk Trum
thin coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. (1. Aldenhngcn
leave soon for Sun I'YtuieWo, to
which city Mr. Alilenhageii hits heeu
trittiKiVrri'd liv Hi" l'iilifs" ,,-egou
I'ower (Jo.
Miss hyiliu Aiihtin, who was called
to Colorado Home time ngo by the
fiitnl Illness of nn unlit, is expected
to return in the near future.
The entertainment which was to
linvu hcen given hy the (Ircnter Med
ford eluli Monday afternoon, has hcen
indefinitely postponed.
c
Mrs. Walter McCiillum will leave
Saturday fur Spokane, where she will
reiiuitu for llio Hummer.
Ml, Y W. .1. Q"hl.Y of POitland
is Ihe kiicM of her hihltir Mrs. II. 1
King on Wont Main ht.
Jlrs.'.lolm Uowuril is the guest of
Mrs. l'uul Junuey at her home in
h'errydalo tttliHtimu
The Illinium Nodres cluh meels next
week with Mr. ami Mrs. II. l Kent iter.
Mr. 1'). l. Andrews has lelurned
front u trip to Klamath Falls.
Miss Mary Trowlnidgo is spemUng
u few dayH in tli" umiiiituiiis with
I'rluudri,
HOTEL MEDFORD
$1.00
Ripe Olives
Sunday Dinner
Shrimp Cocktail
Railed Almonds
i
Cream of Tomatoes
Essenee tit' Ohiokoii
nioOP.M.
rf
potion
IT
Olives
Vilel of Sole antral in
Ponuuos Parisienne
Noiseltes of ALulton an Champignons
Pommes Duchess
Cremo de lenllio Punch .
Broiled Philadelphia Squah wiih Bnqon
loast Prime Ribs ol' Heel au jusj.-
Koast Potatoes
Kruited 'Salad
U(j(jotash '
Vt;
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Fresh 'Apple Pio
Strvbon,y Tue Cream
v
Neul'ehalel Cheese
Mixed Nuts
Demi Tasso
Sunday, .Tuno 9th.
Lemon Mftringuo
Assorted Cakes
Qynokui'S
Layer Raisins .
Rnu-Mwhvj Props.
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Clothes that will add to the,
Pleasure and Comfort " "-
of your Vacation.
u
HAT to
f fa
Where to j9. I o ehjoy your sj2urh
wear,
n
is as important; as
w
full, you must Have appropriate attire for all
occasions. Visit us Lsfore you start. We will
solve the Clothes Problem quickly, satisfactorily
and inexpensively. Everything that: you will
need is Here clothing, hats, furnishing goods,
for dress and negligee wear, in the mgst desirabls
styles and moderately priced.
Guaranteed silk socks four pairs thrse months
$2.00 the box.
We replace these seeks from our stors and the
guarantee is absolutsly good.
Model Clothing Go.
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i ffi((if iS B3NKRS
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Your Dollar Buys More
When you buy a Studebaker-E-M-F "30" or Studebakeri
Flanders 4,20u you get more for your money, dollar for
dollar, than in any other car built.
There may be other good cars but what is their price
That's tlie rub. If they really are good cars, they neces-j
sarily cost more because comparatively few are built. Some
poor cars, you know, are high priced too, so that the dealer
can fool you by cutting the price. What a car is really,
worth, not what it costs, should be your standard.
The Studebaker Corporation has tlie largest and best
automobile factories, in the world. We could build and sell
any competing car today for less money than its present
price. In your Studebaker-E-M-F "30" or Flanders "20'
you get full value, because the biggest factories and. the?
best brains in the industry build these cars. i"
ijMhhh r B.
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Studebker-E.M-F "30" Touring Car, standard equipped,
f.o.b. Detroit $1100. quipped aa above with Top,'
Wlndhlld, Prct-0-Lho Tank and Speedomctor, f. o.b.
Detroit $1190.
Our New Art Catalogue Will Interest You Send for it
The Studebaker Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
SULLIVAN (SL HANLEY, Medford, Oregon
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