Medford mail tribune., May 16, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

PXGE SIX.
MEDFORT) MATT) TRTBITNE, MFjDFORD, OTJKCION, FRIDAY. MAY 10, IMn.
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EXHIBITS
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WORK
UNIFORMLY GOD
A largi! number of locnl people in
terested Jn school work were tlrnwn
to tlio public Bcliools Tlmrndny nf
lunioon lo view exhibits of tho cliil
drcn'd work thirinjr tho pnst year. All
were nprecnbly Runriseil by tho uni
form excellence of the work, which
Tcflccla' credit on child nnd tenrhcr
nliko. A new ilepnrtnro this yenr on
tho j)nrt of the nulhoritic.q provided
for exhibits in ench of tho school.
In this mnnncr parents of school
eliildren hud no difficulty in locate
injr tho work dono by their children
Tho high school exhibit consists
principally of work dono by tho
clnpRos in domestic science, manual
training, Rewinjj nnd drawing. This
work reflects much credit on the
students, sonic of tho work being
very excellent. Furniture is on dis
piny which will" surprise visitors, re
scinbling more tho finished product
of manufacturing plants rather than
the work of amateurs. The "goodies''
cooked by tho domestic science
classes arc in appearance the equal
of tho products of tho best profes-
siounl chefs, while in tho sewing
room graduating dresses nud other
canncntR arc neatly and cleverly
done. Other exhibits, especially that
of the drawing classes, aro vorv
fine.
In tho grado schools tho results
obtained .by the instructors arc re
markable. Littlo tots havo really
turned out work which is a credit to
children twico their age, a notable
exhibit, and ono which stands out
remarkably, is tho baskets mado by
tho fifth graders in tho Jackson
school. Tho Roosovelt school has a
remarkable display of sewing by the
youncstcrs.
It would bo difficult to choose tho
exhibits worthy of spccinl mention.
Tho exhibits as a whole arc good nud
the people who viewed thein were well
pleased.
Tho exhibits will bo open this af
ternoon from 1 to 5 and this evening
from 0 to 0.
RITCHIE TO DECIDE
TOMORROW
UPON
JULY 4 BATTLE
SKATTLK, Wash., Mny 10. "I
will mnko a finnl decision tomorrow
afternoon from nmong tho several of
fers nnd pick the man who is to meet
Ritchie July 4 in n championship
match," said Hilly Nolan tho Irish
manager of Lightweight King Willie
Hitehic, this morning.
"Six promoters nro bidding, for
the championship match, which is the
plum of the pugilistic yeah In San
Frnncico there is O'Day and Kline,
promoters of tho Wolgast-N'eUon
match three yenrs np; Jim Cof froth
and Ed Oraney. Tom MeCarey and
Anicli nnd Grinnl nro bidding for a
I.os Angeles match between Hivcrs
nnd Iiitehie, nnd in New York there
is the Mndion Square Garden's and
Mcllnhon trying to arrange a bout
between Ritchie and Leach Ctoks,
"I am inclined to favor tho Cm-w
hont because Cross would draw so
CITY EFFICIENCY
IS COMMONWEALTH
CONFERENCETHEME
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON', 1U'
ONE, May 1(1. Municipal efficiency
and the means of obtaining bettor eit,
government in Oregon was the ques
tion taken up nnd thoroughly thresh
ed out Ibis morning by eily officials
and civic workers nud municipal re
search experts at the opening sesion
of the fifth annual commonwealth
conference at tho University of Ore- yy,.ther forecast Oramm nnO.
Washington Knlr tonight nnd Sat
unlay, l.lclit frost cant portion to
night. Warmer Saturday; northerly
winds.
on tho pint fo tin with A. II. Harris,
editor of tho Labor Press, of Port
land, who will talk on slate planning.
Tomorrow will be n day of vnrlcd
activities, with many sectional con
ferences, nud excursions from outly
ing points which nro expected In bring
more than 000 isitors to tho univer
sity. R0THCHILDS LORENZO
WINS $15,000 CUP RACE
MANVIIKSTKR, England, Mny 111.
Leopold UoRollHchildV Lorenj.o
won the Manchester Cup race horc. to
day. It was worth $ir,l)H0 to the
winner. Fitzyiiiim was second and
Adam Redo third.
Fair Tonlflht ntul Salurtlay.
POHTLANI). On... May lfi.
well in New York with n ten round
no decision contest wc would be tak
ing no chances. A fisht with Riers
in cither Los Angeles or San bVnu
cisco would involve thu title.
"Of course I have not decided yet
and may accept one or the California
offers provided an offer is made
which would bo worth riikinj; the title
for. I will know however definitely
tomorrow."
Margarot Anglln has Just returned
from a trip abroad, during which sho
mado efforts to find somo now play
suitable for her use.
DIED.
KlUnbcth. St. Clair Hyatt
Mrs. Elizabeth St. Clair Hyan. a
member of a welt known Jackson
ville family, died at Salem, Thursday
evening, at sercn o'clock. Sho Is tho
widow of Patrick J. Hynn, and leaves
ono son, Luke Hyan, a prominent
retired business man of Jacksonville.
Sho was born April 17, 1S37, at
Lawrcnccburg, Indiana, and camo to
Oregon April 17, 1S62. Sho was a
much loved and respected woman,
and had many friends that will
mourn her death.
Tho body will bo sent to Jackson
ville, and tho funeral will bo held
In that city Sunday at 3 p.m.
Use Cottolene
for cooking
TUUE Mrs. Jack Truo, of Ash
land, died at her sister's homo In
Oakland, Cal Thursday morning.
Funeral services will bo hold Sun
day at 2 p. m. In Ashland.
gtu.
Edward E. Gray, mayor of Astoria,
opening fire on the municipal prob
lem in Oregon and pointed out where
co-operation nnd scientific principles
nnd methods were needed. Tho re
sults of wide expert experience
throughout the United tSatcs were
Mimninrizcd in n practical way by
Herbert It. Sands of the Now York
bureau of municipal research, who
I ban recently been engaged in research
work in rortlnml.
A proponl which hn been under
consideration at tho University of
Orcein!, looking to tho establishment
by tho university next September of
n bureau of municipal research in
conenctiou with the departments of
economics nnd sociology, was the top
ic behind a p.H'r by Dr. Hcromu E.
lira tier, who is at tho head of the
Washington Mato bureau of municip
al and legislative research, nt the
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Hi iloMprihod Ihn i?rvnt imnnrtunt'e loi . . . ...
T. ; ; v , , ' .1 J temperature uian lara or ouuer,
which thw work had urown in the j"!." .,:,m,, unf k fnl,
state of Washington, nnd the advan- "" ?V" -"V., .
tnge to teh bureau that lay in being f """"- ." .3 ,' ,
located clobo to the facilities sup- loieneisiiiuit.HwiuuuiuiuHiuu,
Plied bv the university. Washington and YOU only need to USC tAVO
ts on., of the most recent stales to thirds as mUCll as yOU WOUld Of
either butter or
When you shorten or fry your
food with butter it is needless ex
travagance. Butter is too expen
sive for use anywhere buton your
table. If butter were really bet
ter, would produce better results
in cooking, you would be justified
in using it, but it won't Cottolene
is fully the equal of butter for
shortening; it is better for frying.
It makes food rich, but not greasy,
higher
supply such a bureau as part of the
state's apparatus for law-making un
der democratic conditions.
L. II. Weir, field secretnry of the
Playground and Recreational Asoet
ntion of America, closed tho morning
session with n discussion of meth
ods of organizing that branch of mu
nicipal work. Tho afternoon is set
aside for commonwealth service nnd
cooperative production and distribu
tion, but a return to municipal prob
lems will be mado this evening when
Ellis V. Lawrence, architect, of Port
land, is to deliver nn illustrated lec-
turo on city planning. He nppenrs
lard.
When you
stop to consider I
that the price
of Cottolene is
no more than
thepriccoflard
you can readily
figure out what
a saving its use
in your kitchen,
means.
THE N. K. rAlRBANK COMPANY
irkattmMM i
300 Manufacturers' Samples
Untrimmed Shapes
AT REDUCTIONS OF 25, 33J6 AND 50
A fortunate purchnso of a comploto lino of manufacturers' samplos of un
trimmed shapos in Milans, Homps, Panamas, Javua, Loghoras, otc, also chil
(Iron's nnd littlo tot's trimmocl hats and Ratino midsummor stylos bought at a
big discount and markod out at reductions of 25-, IKl'ii''? , and 50.
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE. EXTRA SPECIALS IN
Fully IK) to :WW,tt loss, inoluding tliu SHIRT WAISTS
famous La Urn-quo Tailored Under- a(K) sllili Wna,H m.llllHnK immtm
Jonr . ,. , . 'iy (Htmnod litu'tte.s, lawiiH, ginj,'-
Ono lot ol Gowns in muslin, cniulmu hnins and (will Norfolk Middvn, ao-
audci'opo, actual values to $l.7.r, spo- iil values to $U.no, Haturdav huo-
1 t 8JV t-itil :...D8
GOLF SKIRTS :i(KJ Shirt Walsla in lawns, iiiuIIh,
Of a wood quality muslin, three rows y,,,11(,'s mdnw, many ot'tlieso aru tho
t!f Inee around bottom, $1.50 values, IJoynl imiko, actual values to jfjl.fiU,
special at OS Saturday Kpecml J?1.7
GOLF SKIRTS NIAGARA MAID SILK GLOVES
Of a fine ijilriio. laee, ribbon 0m, ,nt $vjn it Nngnm
tr.nuued, a J.OO value, vorv spe- Mid ilk (llovo.s in all colt.i-8, spueial
t,,!l l 1W nt .......08c
LA GRECQUE COMBINATIONS .,.,.
,.m . ,5,,.. . ,m . .,,,. NIAGARA MAID SILK GLOVES
L'.OO to $b.oU values, 120 to lllio
less. 1- button Silk (Moves black and wliilo
La Oreeque Princess Slips at '20 special at 8ity
to 33liV; less-
LISLE GLOVES CHAMISETTE GLOVES
Long Lisle O loves in while, special In either U button or 1(5 button lengths
at 2J special at .?8tf
Hand Tailored Coats and Suits Reduced 20 to 40
$m$mxm$":"X
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