MEDFORT) MATH TRIBUNE, MKDFORD, OKMON, SATURDAY, TWJEMHfin. 12, 10M
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L N AVJy Hr Tim Lincoln I'iiiiMiWT.nc.iV tin-
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Al) communications nhould bo In
by Friday, Address society oJltor,
or I'hoim 75,
Tim iiiuhIc department of tho
Uroator .Medford Club, no nbly Htiirt
! over n year mtu with Mra, IM An-
drown mi prcHldout. mid which grow
ho fnNt t lut t It wan necessary to
traimfer tho inuslcuU from tint club
room to tho Page theatre, Ih now thu
musical oeiit of Mm month, Mm,
Imiiiuch, who Ih prvnldunl of tlm de
partment thin year, Ik working with
groat seal to not only roullnuo tlm
lilKlialuiidnnl net In tlm beginning,
but to mirpitNH It, Tho program
Monday will Im of n high order. An
addition to' local talent, Mis Calklnn
of Anhlnndi n reader now to our city,
w assist. Mrn, Miinh Ih hostess for
tlu day.
Tho program follows;
raiiht Do Gounod two pianos. ,
, Alborll
Mm. II. :. Marsh MUn Hock
O'. Ilur.li Thro, My Hnby
. Hulllvun-llllton
Mm. Kd Andrews, Mm. Jonas Wold,
Mm. II. A. ThliToff. Mm. (!. It. How-
tna ii,
Chaun Ha it h Paroles . Tschulkowsky
Mr. Carlton Jam-, MImi Florence
Chirk, Mr. Horace Ilono.
VIs-KI-d'Arto (UTosca) . . I'uclnul
(lore nnd Muitlc)
Mm, Grorgv Andrews.
A cutting from "Tho Man In the
Shadow Cnlld
MIkn Ilortha Kllxnhoth Calkins.
Tone I'otim ... .... McDowell
Mr. Carter Urnndon.
Tho Millers Wooing .. Failing
Mls Mormon llaioirlgg. Mr.- F 0.
Kdnicads, Mm. J. 51.. flressley,
Mr. (Jeorgo Adrwn.
Mignonette , , m. 1'rli-ud
Mr. Carlton Jane.
A Mijilrnlo Dialogue .Moyor-ltolmund
Mltm Florence llau-lrlgg. Mr, tloorgc
Audrnwn. ,
MIm Dorothy Dorlug made men
tlonjpf.ln tho following from a Wash
ington, Iowa, paper Ih nono other
tliad'llMt Dorothy Wicks daughter of
T. C. AVIck of ,Mlford. .
Not 'for many months bnvo Wash
liiRtun, own, people who dollght In
music, of an elevating character had
such n pleasant evening as I hoy had
last night at tho (Jrahnni, when tho
IIomIoii Ideal Opera c outpauy pre
seiUyd the popular opora "fc'ra Dla
olo," Thn Iioum) wan larRo and tho
company deserving and Manager
Ilflntou feels very much gratified by
the success which attended tho pro.
ductlmi.
Thhi old opera contalun many of
tho air which have becomo famour.
and tho llonton company can slug
thotn with a h)Kh degree of perfec
tion. Ml Florence GtoVcr and Miss
Dorothy During not only Hang vury
beautifully, but tnado an unusually
pleasing appearance on tho stago. Tho
men's voices wero rich In tono and
tht.lr actlnK waa of tho host, notably
that of W. II. HurRonN, who had the,
comedy par) In thn opera. Tho tenor
hoIoh of Krank 0, IlurKenH n Frn Dla.
volo woro very dellRhtful lloniH of tho
nrrnlnR'K proRrnm, Tho aextolto
nuuibora woro excellent.
Mm. F. G. Guy of 713 Kaat Jack
nou Htroot, eutortalned ut ((vo hun
dred Friday afternoon. TIioho pres
ent wore: Mm. II. V. GreRory, Mm.
h. II. I'latt, Mm. J. Uuvler, Mm..
0. KjtiR, MIhh Hllrabeth Illackford.
Mm. Htlllth, Mm. F. K. Wulil, Mm.
Goarso Hoborta, Mrs. WIIHumipn,'
Mr.' C Ilpwmun, Mrn. J. Summor
vino. Mm. I'lutt- won first prize, which
waa'u bpH'utlful plcco of hand erpchct
luee, vniid Mrs. Ilowman, booby prU(
a Hiuall picture In a frame. Mrs. Guy
nerved u'dollcloua luncheon and wat
nnHlsjod In aorvlnR by Mm. M-VW,-Vuhl.
of Hhudy Nook ranch, on Klv
ornldo drive, and MIkh KlUabcth
Illackford.
At u meeting of tho IiIrIi achool
aluinnl at tho Hotel Medford Wodno.
day ovonlnR It 4h decided to glvo an
ulumnl ball Clirlatmau nlRbt, Numer
ous plana wcro dlucuuHod and com;
nilttooH woro appointed to look after
vnrloua dotallH. Thla ffulr will bo'
tho flmt to bo held thla nonaon aud:
tbo alumni plan to malto It tho crown
ing uvont o( tho yoar and will over
look no detail In making It a uc-
CCKH.
Mr. Milan principal of tho Kaat
NOhool of Auhland und Mlua Knlo of
tho West Hchool, woro' vUltlns tho
Medford aohoola 'Vodncday, thoy
woro ontortatnod at dinner by Mr.
anil Mil, A. J, llanvy. ,'
Hoclatloli met at the Lincoln chool,erary eiitortalriiimnt at the M. H.
Friday afternoon. Threo ntiinbem on , Church Bouth lat evenlriR, Tio pro
(lie proRrnm beUiR Riven y the jntplla , Km'" ' 'n -"'ch enjoyed. A
from thn Third and Fourth itradon I (CiuJ crowd Rreeted Mm. Mutator.
H(MiR, "Will You Come nnd Flay Uefreahinenta were nerved at the
I With Me?" by tho Third Urndu 8ollK,,:""," ol. l"n l'rotriii, which wiih ren
"The Man In the Moon," by tho
Fourth Rrade. Mediation, "Peter
llatenmli, Fourth tirade,
After the reRtilnr huHluesa nonkIoii
IteV. J. K, llawlilua Rave a splendid
talk to the paronta on "Co-operation."
Mr, Jlnwkl said In part:
"In obnervlnR the activities of the
city hI nee coiiiIiir amoiiK you, I am
happy to say that I find all lines of
clvlu and education are boltiR done
In an up-to-date way, and one of the
best orRtttiliatlou Ih that of the parent-teacher-
Co-operation meana to
work toRcther, tho parent needH thin
to-opcratlon of tho teacher, bcraUHo
of tho Interest tho parent has In the
child, The teacher needs this co
operation because thoy are tr)liiR to
help develop tho chlld'H mind to his
best ndvautaRc. It Is very hard for
the teacher to take npecla Interest
In an unusually troublesome child
Union thoy know they have the co
operation of tlm parent. It Ih neceit.
nary to know tho child. For the par
ents to ntudy tho child scientifically
First study the. child bloloRlcal aud
secondly hygienical, as tho racial
trolls are especially shown In tho
adolencul ape. Tho diet haa a Rreat
deal to do with tho chlld'H tempera
ment, and children of school aRn
should not bo al!6wcd to keep late
bourn for tho RrowiiiR child needs
many hours of restful sleep.
Tho teacher should know some
thing of the chlld'H homo life, and
parent and teacher should know each
other. Co-operation of parent aud
teacher means Hioabest for the child
and teacher."
Tho ladles of tho Home Missionary
society of tho. Methodist church met
at the home of Mm. liubbard on So.
Itlvomldo Friday afternoon. Tho
mectlnR opened with scripture road-'nR-
and prayer by Mrs, Hawkins. A
paper waa read by Mm. Wjllo, "Home
ThlnRH Attempted and .Some Thing!
Ddfin." Mrs. Hmylle pave a naxr of
tlo work in a social way. "A Fro
phefa Word," by Mm. McNary tola
of some of the good IhliiRS tho aux
Hilar' oiiRht to do tho coniliiR year.
One thiiiR I tho orRanlzatlon of
tho Mnthom Jewels. - Mm, McNary
waa nsked to take charge of this
work. Klx wero added to the roll at
thin nicetliiR, A Christmas box In
planned to bo packed Tuesday after
noon at tho church basement to bo
hentjo tho Portland Industrial Home.
The boy will contain fruit, clothing
and tojs. Kach orRanlzatlon of thlt
society will bo represented.
, A number of Hwedlsh people ro
ntdlnR all tho way from Hlsklyou
mountain to Table Hock, made u
nolRhhnrly ami friendly call on Dr. T,
MalutRreo at bin Iioupo In Phoon'lx
last KSunday afternoon. Mm. Malm
Kren proved herself a most excellent
hoHtesn and tho rucbIh proved them
selves to be most excellent consumers
of coffee, Hweillsh "nkoroor" and
other tldbltn.
AmoiiR thorn1 present wero the fol
lowing with their famlllex: Dr. F. G,
SwedenburR, Dr. A, W. BwedeuburK,
K. 11. AdaniHoii) John A, Anderson, J.
h. Johnson, A. J. Andemon, Kmil An
dreu, O, '.V, Nelson, Frank l. llenson,
Mrn. Maria Haymond and several
youiis people from Mcdford.
Thu medical hpHt prescribed Swed
ish KoltRH und fo)k Raines an tho best
remedy .to aid thu digestion of hla
wife's choice refreshments, und thn
vjHltom took several largo doncB of
tho recipe.
' llio Womun'a Missionary bocloty
pf tho M, H.. church South, met In
regplar bUHlnots session AVedncsday,
Docombor 2 and tho following offi
cers wcro olectcd for tho ensuing
4;eir: '
PresldeutMm. Frank S. Hrundon;
flrnt vice-president, Mm. Ilobert h.
Tayler: second vlce-prosldent, Mr,
Kugouo y. Wlilpple: third vlct-presi.
uoijt, Mfs. ijnoy w. nensou, louriu
lco-prftjldent, Mm. John T. Conrad;
recording secretary, Mrs. Hllcy I).
Jlonson; corresponding secretory,
Mrs. C. 13. Ktrlc; nuMllory troaauror,
Mm. II. M. Urauham; local treasurer,
Mrs. Hobort h. Toyiprj agont for mis
slonory voice, Mm, C. W. Matsler;
auporlntondont press work, Mrs. Hlley
D. Ionson; auperlntondont of sup
plies, Mrs. Q,li. Kirk.
Tuoaduy ovonlng twelve joung lad
les woro received in(o tho 'Young
ladles' Hodalty at tho Catholic
ohurnh, Thoso present then ad
journed to tho parish hall whoro pluy
lug pf gumoa and dopclug woro en
Joyed after jhloh 'dainty refresh
mOritq wore uervyd,
Mm, Josephine MutHler ruvo n III-
dcrcd an follews:
Kolo, Mrn. Will Goulder; readlug,
Mrs. Jpsophlno Matsler; rendlUR, ltti
Stringer; mandolin solo, Cyrus Tru
man Hamilton; reading, Mnrwaret
McClaln; solo, "Hlindovts on the
Heart," Mm. tfrowu; reading, Moore
HainlltOnj monologue, Mm. JoKeph
Ino Matsler; duet, "Night," Hunlce
Urnndon and Mandla Dyer; reading,
Ittith Htrlngcr; reading, Kthel Wlilp
plo; mandolin solo, Cyruii Truman
Hamilton.
Tho Parent-Teachers circle of the
Washington school met at tin; school
building Friday afternoon. The sub
ject of the meeting wan "The Value of
the Uenullful an the Practical Part of
IMucatlon," Mrs. Tucker and Minn
Moore gave very InterestlnR papers.
Miss Florence HazlorlRR sang a
nolo in her most pleasing manner and
Miss Nana Sooty gave an Instrumen
tal nolo which wan very good,, thin
wan followed by a sour by the pupils
of MlHsJMiruckcr'n room under the
direction of Miss Coffin which wnn
cnJo)cd by all.
TIr'mj meotlnRH are proltiR very in
teresting and nil pa rents are urged to
attend.
Miss Sadie I.acy of West Kloventh
street, Rave a piano recital for her
pupils last Wednesday afternoon
The following wcro present aud took
part In tho pregram:
Herlllle Mlkschc, Frances Allen.
f,cla nebiey, Patricia Mlkscho, Helen
Claire Hanklus, Marie Obenchaln,
Ilcrnlce Iteter; .eta tSlnRler, Mrs.
'ajtoj- Kllto, Pearl Thorndyke,
Cno'rta MorRon, Porlln Dcbley and
Mercla Mlkscho.
Mrs, J, F. Itcddy entertained the
cast of the Society Vaudeville at tho
Natatorlujn after the performance
Tuesday evening. A ortlon of tho
Howell orchestra furnished music
Light refreshments of coffee and
sandwiches, wero served.
Mr, GvorRo Rates and Mis, Marie
Moore attended the IiIrIi school dance
Riven In Ashland Friday evening,
Hew It, W. Farqulinr and wife
left Tuesday for Ashland whoro thoy
Will make their future home.
Mr. und Mrs, F. K. Wnhl of Hiver
side Drive spent the week-end In
Medford with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Merrick enter
tained tho Five Hundred club on
Monday night.
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holiday rush. It's
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208 Enst Mniii Streot.
Medford
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"LORD FAUNTLEROY" AT PAGE
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"Little Lord Fauntleroy," Mrs.
Frances Hodgson-Hurnctt's appealing
story of childhood appears on tho
ncreen at the Page Theater on Fri
day aud Kuturda), December 1 Illiquid
32th. It in one of the modern classics
of the KngllHh tongue. Its theme of
mother love, bo)'n devotion to a
mother nnd a certain Idealism of
youth struck a response In not only
tho Flitted States but In Knglnnd and
oilier lands. The cant In headed '
Master Gerald Ilo)ston, with a strong
cast supporting him. Lovers of "Lit
tle Lord Fauntleroy" will have tho
opportunity to compare the photoplay
the play and the book. Few plays
have enjoyed the long popularity ot
this.
The campaign for tho salo of Itcd
Cross neals has already been launched.
The high school girls were stationed
at the various booths all day Saturday ,
filling the wants of the many who
were anxious to aid in the relief work.
Monday's sales will be In charge of
the Guild ladles. The Presbyterian
Aid will conduct the sales on Tues
day and the Altar society on Wcdnea
day. Other days will be announced
later.
Mrs. It. It. Kbel entertained Lo Sa- j
ncdl club at her home on Dakota aye- (
line Friday afternoon. Tho house
wns beautifully decorated with mlstle-
toe and Christmas bells. A two,
coumo luncheon was terved Itcd
carnations were favors.
The School of
Modern Method.
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Day and Night School Now Pupils May Enter at any Timo
Uu&lnoss, Shorthand and English Courses
Nigllt SchOOl HYTHKm'oNTH $5.00 Coll.oJotal
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'chairman. Miss Hrlggs, of Ashland;
Atrn. Bercomb, Mrs. McCurdy, Talent;
Miss Herring, Miss Krlbbs and Miss
Kentner.
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oruanl7ed nl tbv Jackson school
(Tllurildny afternoon. Tho following
omt.ri) wppo 0jrelcd: Mrn. H. 0.
,,,., I)rc(,,cnt; Mrs. Chan. Cole,
vlce-preiildent; Mrs. H. S. Hltzlcr,
secrotnry. The next meeting will bo
held at tho school building January
8th.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wortman have
returned to their homo In this city
after a month's visit with friends and
relatives In Portland.
The Wednesday Stucy club
wilt
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;nieet next Wednesday afternoon
'the public library.
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hjtfjt? ne" ',0la eP"e
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Know real wet
wnulxr comfort.
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North Grapo St.
i no women h college eiuo mci hub
nMernoon at the homo of Mm, F. (1,
Thayer on Went Tenth street, Tho
topic of the previous meeting, "New
Ideas in Kdiicnllon," wan again din
cussed In an informal manner, Tho
comparison of the Froebel nnd Mon
tensorl nystotn of klndergnrden work
was given by Miss Coryell.
Tho hoimo vi an artistically decora
ted with Christmas greens, tho cen
ter piece for the dining table being a
mlnlnture Chrlstman tree. The re
freshments, which carried nut tho
Christinas Idea, were nerved to tho
guests on Individual tran. Tho
cotniillleo connlsted of Minn Hubinson,
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Gifts that endure
The very air 3h now becoming
charged with the spirit of giving, Tor
Christmas will soon be here.
The choice and preferred gift is the
one which endures, because it sug
gests the continuity of love and
friendship.
Such a gift is a watch or piece of
jewelry.
You will find nt our store everything that would
distinguish n first-clmm jewelry store gifts of
rnre vnlue for the lavish spender, nnd an nl
most unlimited choice of loss expensive, hut
clinnning gifts to suit the limited income.
We lire urc our heleetioiiH will please you.
MARTIN J. REDDY
THE JEWELER.
Xew Location - - 212 East Main
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Buyers to Share in Profrs
Lower Prices on Ford Car
Effective from August 1, 1014. to August 1, 1015, and Buaran.d
gainst any reduction during that time:
Touring Car f 100
Runabout - -.. 0
Town Car 690
F. 0. B. Detroit All cars fully equipped,
(la tho United States of Amortca Only.)
Further, wo will bo able to obtain the maximum efficiency ta obi
factory production, and the minimum cost In our purchasing and
sales departments If we can reach an output ot 300,000 can be
tween tbo above dates.
And should wo reach tills production wo agree to pay as the Buyer's
share from $40 to $00 per car (on or about August 1, 1915) to
every retail buyer who purchases a now Ford car botweon August 1,
1914, and August i, isle.
For further particulars regarding these low prices and profit-sharing
plan, see the nearest Ford Branch or Dealer.
Ford Motor Car Company
C. E. GATES, Agent
Sparta Building Mcdfori, Oregocu
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