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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1914)
.-J ,- , j r- ft r -V' f , ,.. . MEPFOKP TOTE TRIBUNE, TODFOftT). OttKCIOK, SATTTttTftY. FWPTO'mET? 12, 1f)TT TO3E TnUKWi '.': ' BW ., fc5S -Jy ' IS1. V iff H s ,r ; m OiY w tfUx&Jr All comtiiiiiilrntloiii nil on I it bo In by I'rldny. Address society editor, or photic 83-J. t It In m) often liiipoRnlltln In sen . Iilny produced on tlio ulngd It bn conii'H ni'cciuinry In onlor to Itecoiim ii'(iiiiliit(!tl with nioiliirn itrniiin to H'lut tint iirlnteil piny. Tills Is dom ultli mt'at-t profit Ixiforo n itron.'t of pcopln In oritiT Hint thorn inny be discussion nml tlH'rtifont a lif ttr int. iliThtniulliiR of t ho piny, In tormliiK n study class It l do- hlrnhln lo havu not more limn I'mingli to allow free dlscnsloti nml to pro- Kirvi nn Inforninl spirit. Thin dlti'iis. hlon In tint ninln reason for inectlnK toKolhnr. Ono play should bo considered nt n sIUIiik. ll I lies! to read nloiiR Mlllllt COIISI'ClltlWi linn of HlOIIKllt. ('urn-tutu thn ilrnnm throui;h soiiij point of KoiHTiM Interest. Tor ln stance u contrast rlf tlm modern ilrif miiH of (hi various nntlonn nntlonn, which Informs ono nn to national trnllN, Or Iho point of correlation inny bo nn marrluKit Mid dlvnrro, rs hellion nKnlimt niithorlty, thn ron trast between rotni'dlo nml trnul? trentinent of thn theme, of thn lie, or Hlmkespearlan drama, or (lrtek ilrn- IIIU. Tin- discussion or tint piny fall Into two illvUtnnn: Kthlm nml stnic tnte. Usually tlio first hnlf hour In riven to structure ttmly, tlio dlon slnu of ethlrn coiiiIiik between thn nctn nml nt the end of tlio play, Tho tlieme nhoulil be rnrofully consider ed, Ik-Iiir n subject qulto naprt from tho plot nml moral. There will bn bookn for two cour e already outlined by tho ilrnnm IcAaue: Course II, Kmtllili proia tlinnmtUtln of today, nml course I, course In moilern drama, with quo, llntin for th latter made out. Ontllnen for these course limy bo found on tho ilrnuin IcaKUe. bulletin board nt tho llhrnry. Thorn nro already u number ot now book of reference on tho drama In tho llhrnry nml nthorn will bo bought. It has boon suggested that In order to make it possible- far n number of circle to In formed without much expense, onch member of n cirri might buy 0110 or two dramas (tho rout I fiOo or 75c), ach circle thorn, by sccurlnx tho bookn needed for Hi ton rue, then oxchnuglnK with omo other clrclo for nuothor coumo, th rou i;h tho public llhrnry, tho hooka 1o bo returned to tho owner nt th end of tlio nennon. Anyouo denlrlni: to boconin n mem. her of audi n ntmly clans, not already n member of tho drainn lcnciio may brcomo a member by ndudlnir nanu and duos (ono dollar per year) to Mm. P. W. llamlll. Tor nny further Information or unslitanro In forming Htudy clrelon In tho drama, apply to any member of tho educational com mittee! Mrs, K, K. (ioro, Mm. Paul Junnoy, Mm. llrncklnreod, Mm. Dun bur Carpontnr, Mm. (Ion, Itebec, Mr, Stanton (Iriffla, Mr. Ilowmnn, Hev. Hamilton, Mm. Porter J. Noff, Al thn hint meetliiK of tho llhrnrv board tho annual election of officer was hold, Thn name orflieia elected for tho remlni: year: W. (. Vnw. tor, prosldont, Mm. P, J. Noff, vlco prenldent; Mm. IIoIIIh, troaimrcr; .Mvni.l'', K. Mrrlt;k, Becretnry. Tho roinmlttooM will bo appointed nt th? next mooting. Tho announcement of tho miirrluK-) of Miss May h. Cox of Santa Ana, California, to Dr. I :. i, Kinamon of Ilutto Valla, has been received by Medford frluuila. Tho wuddliid took plnco at tho hrldo'a homo In rfanta Ana on tho Kth lunt. Thoy will lio at homo In Ilutto FnllH on Boptombor -R, Thn Qnkdnla CJrolo or tlio Motlio dUt church Knvo Mm. (Ioro a pleasant NiirprlHo nt her homo Wednesday nft nrmion. All tho mombom wore pres ent ami plans woro nmdo for work for tho coutliiK your. Writer Johnnon was host at a din nor at tho country club Wednesday evening In honor of Mm. WHIurd Drown of 8an Kranrlsrn, who la tho niiost of her brother, Mr. I'runW Pros Ion, Mrs, Lurretlu Knynrt, Miss Iroim Plolner, Waller Merrick mi'l Uvl lllrlch have retriitl from wk ttpmit on Union crunk on tho Ulilch IHIIl'll, Thn NhIIo Hil(JW UHh whs HllT' IhInmiI Thmmluy at (hm hnw of Wis Mr nml Mm, It, (' WnHhhurn on lerlnlned Humlny owhiIiir In honor of their guents, Mr. nml Mm. II. Du moml, of Hnn Krnnrlsco. Tho Invited Ktientn woro Mr. nml Mm. A K. IMiir Iiiiiii, Mr, nml Mm, .1. II, Cnrpouter. Mr. nml Mis, Duuhnr ('nrpentnr, Mr. mid Mm. i:. T. (luthrlo, Mr. and Mm, P, II. Madden, Mr mid Mm. A. K. Ilrames, Mr. and Mm, (loo. DukkoU, Mr. and Mm, Lincoln MrCorninck, Mr, J unit Mm. T. II Oweitn, Mr. and Mm, A. ( Hern, Mr. and Mm. 0. H. Now. hall, .Mr mid Mm, Walter llowno Mr ami, Mm, Mnntun, Mr, mid Mm, H. V. Ilockwlth, Mr. and Mm. Chane, Mi'cdnmeH IMuioud llurko, Hpencrr, I'lero. f'hnH, Conner, V. i. Mollowny MlHsrN Mudollno llliiRhaiu, Louise Hurtle, Dorothy Cnuiier, Mnrcnre. Hubbard, Messrs. IL W, IHnRliam, Loonnrd Carpenter, lloudlnot Conner, K. W. Carlton, Mr. ami Mm. Comlni; Kenlny en tertained, ul dinner Wodnomlay even ing In honor of Mm. J. Perkham of Chicago, The other Riiestn were Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar Carpenter, Mr. and Mm, Co nro Klero. Minn Marjurlo liar vey ami It. W. Ithul. Tho l.aillin Aid of the Prosit) torlan church will hold their flnt meeting thin fall next Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock In the rhapel, Tho Christian Kudeavor or tho Presbyterian church held a social Wednesday evenliiR on thn lawn of tho uintiso. The Missionary Koclety of tho Pros, b) terlon thiirrh held their first meet. InK Tuesday afternoon nt tho iimuso, Mm. IJ. N. Warner waa hostess for the afternoon, Mm. Chas, Conner was In chartta of the news Items, Mrs. Iteddcn etitertalned at dinner Monday ovenlnn In honor of Mr. Hel- don's birthday, Tho Kuests wore: Mr. and Mrs. Hilton, Mli Vlrnlnls (lordon. Dr. Ilobert lxckwood, (leo. Howard and Henry Howard. Mm, M. II. Payne nml Miss l-ow- ono Pnyuo, farmer residents of Med ford, nre visiting (rleuds hero en route to Kan Jose, where Miss Payno will attend college. The Weilnesdny Htudy club will meet Wednesday afternoon, Septem ber Hi, nt 3 o'clock at tho llhrury, when transactions of special business will bo held. Mrs. (leorRo II, Carponter, Mis Mablo Hurko and 'Miss Dorothy Con- tier nro enjoylni; n motor trip throurth northern California. Mr, and Mm. It. T. Coffeon nnd family lelt Tuesdny ror their homo In Pittsburi;, after an extended visit hero with relatives. Mr. Wm. IIIcssIiik nnd family of Phoenix, Arizona, arrived horo title week nnd will become residents of Med ford. Prof, nnd Mrs, Itobec nnd Mr. and Mm. Porter J. Nofr loft Thursday ror an auto trip to Crescent City nnd Ku roka, . Mm. K, II. Hopkins and son Fred orlck loft this weok for thn east, Fred erick will enter Hhnttuck military academy nt Farlbuut, Minn. v ' ' Tho Thursday llrldco Club met this weok with Mrs. Ira DodtiQ at tho homo or her mother, Mm. Walter FolKur. Miss Kulh Nye leaves Sunday lor KtiKfno, whoro sho enters the Univer sity ot Oregon this roll. Mr. and Mm, A. , Dotnpsoy or South llouil, !nd nro now arrivals In Mod ford mid will mako this their homo. Itobort Pelouro and Charles Hay hnvo returned from nn outing at Newport. MIhh draco Freeman leaves soon ror Coos lluy for a visit with rein tlvei. MIbh (lladya Devouey or Orunts Past has returned homo utter a visit n Mcdford, Mr, and Mrs, P. II, Munson havn re turned to this city ufter a three, mouths tlult In Callforuln, - Ml Florence 0, Lane or Salem I visiting relatives hole, Mr, J, l Wortwan I uiuliluu a hurt visit In Portland, Miss Itnlh WIIsah will twtar Oik alalu UuVir)ty at HlitfHu (hi )Wr- Mr- Mxtl Mrs, W H H4H4y 4 H Tho Woman's Home Missionary ro cloly or tho Methodist Kiilscopat church met ut tho homo of Mrs, Utck- wood on Tuesday, Heplember H Af ter tho business was disposed of a rally day proKrum wan enjoyed It those present, which was as follews: Address of welcome and outline if work, Mm, Wiley; readlnc, "Work of Queen Ksther Circle, ' Mrs. I.uwton; souk, accompanied by Miss l.ncy, Mrs, Lock wood; rending, "Our Hlrls," Mm. I). T. I.nwlorj reading, "The Quilt Thnt Made tho Auxiliary," Mrs. Maunlnic: "See It," presented by el5ht ladles In rostume, representing the different works of tho society The homo nonrdu presented tho work of nine different missionaries, "The Mother's Jowels," by nine small dill dren, verse and souk. neiicious reiresnments were serv ed by the hostess, assisted by her sis ter, MIsm Lucy, after which all re turned to their homes foiling I hut tho meeting hud been both Interesting anil enjoyable. Thn Phythlan Bisters will hold their regular meeting Wednesday, Sep. Hi ut tho K. or P. Hall. Alter the business session there will be a social and vacation roll rail, when all pre sent will ret-pond with a story or some experience they have had during their summer vacation, llofreshmeiita will ho nerved. All KnlRhts ot Phythlas, their wives and daughters aru invited to attend. Mr. and Mm. V. J. Kmnrlck, Miss Kmerlck and Mr. and Mr. Will Stew art have returned from a two mouths' unto trip through Idaho, Montana nnd Oregon. Mm, A. W. Wnrnock, who has been the guest of Mr. nnd Mm. P. J. Noff, left Monday for their homo In Minneapolis. Mrs. Wnrnock is a sis ter or Mr, Nefr. Miss Hunlco Munson and Min Florence Moore, teachers In tho elf j schools, returned the first of the Week from u trip through thn south and middle west. Mrs, N. (lllkey was given a ptean nut surprise party Tuesday afternoon by her friends to celebrate her 83d birthday. Mr. and Mrs. It. It. Hbel leave thlr week for an auto trip through east ern Oregon, where they will attend tho Pendleton round-up. Mm. Frank C. Ilurgvss has return ed from a month's visit In Lo An gelea. W. II. Meeker Is homo from n ten days' trip to Xowitort, Seaside nnd Portland, Mr. Iludy Scholtz has led ror Santa Clara, where ho Ik attending collerje. Mlt.s Mildred Cierlg leaves Sunday for Kugeue, where the will attend university, Mrs. i:, II. Ilunley have returned from a stay In Alusku. and two children months' Mr. and Mm, I-rank Krutzler left this week for Los Angele, where they will live. MUfl Helen Jackson lias returned to her homo In 0 rants Push nftor visit with friends In Medford, Mrs. 0. D. Hoffman mid little daughter lenvo soon for S;in Fran cisco for n visit with friends, Miss Allco Palmor w- attend nor mal Hchool nt San Jose, Cab, this year. Mis Josephine Heed of Lake county Is tho guest of friends in Med ford". Mlvn Until l.uwroiu'0 will attend tho University or Orogon this year, Mrs. Jennlo Wnlthers ot Portland Is tho guest or Mrs. O.'i:, Toll. 1 ' Mrs., J, C. Orlsby Is visiting friends In Portland. ' Mrs, Hurry Helms and Mm. Muzlo lluruett uro visiting In San Fran- clsro, Mr, Wlllluni Hut Ig uud family huvo ni 111 lied from it trip lo ('ruler Luke, Ml l.utlm iiuhbnid bus returned frum a visit lit Harrlsl'tiry, WUs (JrMfe N'eull pf Orunts jis In Ihu BHMl Hf H i'fotl JaeksMM, $ Mw, MwN AntJipw ha iriwM Mr. and Mm. Dumond or Ban Fran- Cisco, who have been tho guerts of Mr, nnd Mm, It (' Wnshbur.i, ha avo returned home. Air, Dumond has been workfng for (ho past six months on tho decorations or the exposition buildings. Mrs, Dumond Is 11 sister of Mm, Washburn Mr, and Mrs, Miles Contrail and sons of Itucli were the guests Sunday or Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Jones or itos.i Lane. Mr, Otto Cantrall leaves tbU week for Forest Drove where ho will attend college. p Miss Frances Kinney was the week end guest of Miss .Maude. Newbury of Itoss Lane. 'Mis Newbury leaves this week for Kugene where she Is attend. Ing tho University of Oregon. Mr. Corhln Bdgell entertained Sat urday night at the university club lit lonorof Lincoln MrCormack and WP isr.l Campbell. Mrs. V. B.)sbiirne ling returned to Medford after a six week's visit In Canada. , Her daughter. Miss Kva hai returned front, n visit In San Fran cisco. ' Mrs. lleckner and her mother, Madame Driver of Chicago, arc the guest of Mr, nnd Mm. It. II. Mctn nliig. Mls.n Amhrosltie Murphy left tit In week for Portland where she will teach In the public schools. Miss Helen Mealey, who has beet, the guest of her sister. Mm. Porter J. Xcff, returned Monday to her home In Minneapolis. .Messrs, Leonard and Alfred Car pouter left Tuesday for Salem and Spokune where they will attend tht statu fulr. Mr. Kmerson Merrick left Wednes day for Kugene where he Is attending collego. Mr, Reginald Parsons or Hillcrest orchard has returned from a trip to Portland and Seattle. Mr. and Mn.-,A. K. Iteamcs have returned from an auto trip to Cres cent City, Eureka and Wcddcrburn Mm. Itlchard Antle has left for a trip to the widdlc west and expects to bo awuy six weeks. Prof, and Mm. Talllandler left Wednesday for Oakland, California, where they will mako their home. Mr. Donald Newbury leaves this week for Kugcno where ho will enter tho University of Oregon. . Dr, It. W. Clancy is spending a few days In Portland, -M..M2JfM. TlV bsm ssssssssssB sTLw RAJ IHashBsurF W f I l Vs. 1 If 1,1, iJ AfcAAfsfs)AAfcaiAfsAAssaVsssissisiai The Wo ma 11 'n House Missionary 1 Society or tho Methodists Kplscopnl church met on Tut: csday, September eighth nt thn home of Mrs. Lockwood, After the business meeting a itnlly Day program was enjoyed by tliojo present which was n follews: Address of Welcome and Outline of Work Mrs. Wiley ltf.flf!lni"U'lrlr it Ollnrlfl l.'llroli' Clrrtu" Mr. f.ntuntill,on,, and n(tor Song-Afcompanled'hr Mis. UCy -'. "re '?rved' B" ratI!rne1rt ,,1omi0 ,l0'': Air. in,.vwr.r.,il,nK iM Wn ,,ut " heglnnlng of Heading- "Our Olrl." .. Airs. D. L, I.awton Dialogue "As Our Missionaries Sep It," Presented by eight ladles with badges and different work of the society. The Home Guard present ed the work of Missionaries nt different places. The Mother's ewels Verso and Song ll small children. Delicious refreshments wcro served by the hostess, assisted by her sister Miss Lacy, after which, all returned to their homes feeling that tho meet ing had been one of deep Interest nnd enjoyment AFTER SUFFERING TWO LONG YEARS Mr. Asclin Wat Restored to Heakh by Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound. Minneapolis, Minn. "After my little j one was bom I won sick with pains (n 1 my sides which tho ' doctom said were . caused by Inflamma Uon. I nnTered at great deal every month and grew very thin. I waj, under the doctor's care for two long yean without any benefit. Finally after repeated aug gestiona to try (two got Lydia E. Pink- bam'a Vegetable Compound. After tak ing the third bottlo or tho Compound I vraa able to do my housework and today I am strong and healthy again. I will answer letters if anyone wishes to know about my case." Mrs. Josei'H Asellv, 628 Monroe SL.KH.MinneapolU.Minn. Lydia E. Plnkham'a Vcgetablo Com pound, made from native roots and herbs, contains no narcotics or harmful drugs, and today holds the record of being the most successful remedy w know for woman's ill. If you need such a medicine why don't you try it? If you hnvs tho slightest doubt that Lydhv K. Pinkkuta's Verct ttle Compound will help you, write to Lydia E.IMakliainMedlclBeCo. (coniUIcutlal)LyBii,Iuas for ad vice Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a w oinaii( avad held In strict coalldenoe. Ii Time of Peace Prepare lor War This Fall and Winter is the Time to Prepare to Irrigate Your Ranch or Orchard. If You Have . the Water Supply, We Can Furnish Pump and Electric Motor to Deliver Water to Your Land. Advise Us of Your Lo cation and We Will Submit Estimates California-Oregon Power Co.v ; ' 216 WIST MAIN STREET PhoiKUOS .; The Oakdato Clrclo of tlio Method ist church gave Mrs, (lore a pleasant surprise at her home Inst Wednesday, All who coiilu possibly como were present and n very pleasant aftor nood was spent in social entertain ment, this being tho first mcotlng of tho circle after tho summer vacation. , Plans were made for work to bo the refreshments I mora such gatherings nnd fueling that many thanks were due Mm. Ooro and her daughter. Mm. Morrison for helping to make It ono ot tho bes meetings the clrclo has had. sFwg,i!l 1 TT'KlUsflMi'Ti ll TIrSSKSvSc SJSSAc IB ltrjgjjJiP SWfjt PAGE THEATRE Saturday Night Only Value Received In Twe Parts Featuring J. Warren Kerrigan Through The Flames Spectacilar Drana Ii Twi Parts AT THREE O'CLOCK Sterliif CMwiy 1 HEAR THE LARGE Page Theatre Orchestra Harry Howell, Director Adults 10 Cents Children 5 Cents 7:15 Until Midnight Mcdfordjt Oregon '4 Miss Juenhesse Dueler Is u)jtsk hamc soon' f'romn1 trip to &tKkf, and Portland. r ' - " V 'J Miss Oraco .Long of Talent spent, tho week-end with .Mndfrod friend.' c if 'j, Mis lna Cochran leaves thin week; for Kugono where sho is attending tho university, ' Kdlson Marshall leaves this week for the university of Oregon. Why ."tot Oct tho best smoKe, (Jot. Johusoa, tnd also patronlzo horns. 1v&OreaerOreo;oTv sX V 1 With mw buiMlsfs, bttr twlt. meat, enkrg-td ground, sad asMjr as dittos to its fscutnr, Um UatversHy of Qrtfoa will bgla lis tMrry-alMR jttt 1 ut4y, btpttmbtr 15. Seciil traiitlMr for Bast. Umt. nill.ra, Lw, MeflciB. TeseUaf . LJ. J-.?!"! V1 l'ft iitpatmtnu of liberal rdticMloB. Lltriy ( ww lk M.N !, tw ivi(ip. Nw SIM.HS A4Juiril D.,IIt.C I. 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