MEDFORD 3IATC TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE(.0 SATVRD Y, "MAY 27. Mlfi
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The hospitable (miiitry home of .Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Madden wns the
seenr of (i brilliant gathering Sutur
iIh.v night when tliiy entertained with
ii dinner dunce for Mr-. Lamb of Clii
engu, a lister of Mrs. Madden, who
is making an extended vi-it in the
vnlley. Their list ineliided: Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Unn
lcwis, Mine. Fiero, Mr. and .Mrs. A.
Conro Fiero, Mr. and Mrs. Coming
Kcnley, Mr. and Mr. Lincoln MeC'or
Jtinek, Sirs. Charles Conner, Houdinot
Conner, Miss Conner, Mr. and Mrs.
Vilas Brekwith. Vilas Heekwith, Jr.,
Dr. Follogg, Mr. and Mrs. 1'ieston,
J'hil Hnmill. Wn tor 1 ovvne. Mr. Will.
aid, Mr. I'oolidge, II. H. Tronson, K.
Hurgos, ('. S. Xowhnll, Mrs. Arnold
Senddur, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. K. W.
Carlton, Sir-. Holloway, Gerald Sony
Smith. Sir. and Mr-. Washburn, Mr.
mid Mrs. Delroy (loteholl, Miss Sumin
Deuel, Mr. and .Mrs. Manning, Mrs.
Handolph Manning, Miss Manning,
.Mr. and Mrs. Martin Krickson, Mi.
H. L. Wilson, Sir. I(ohrt Wilson. Mr.
and Mrs. K. F. Outline, pr. Sulnde,
Dr. Dunne, Mr. and Mr. Von Hoven
lnuy, Mm. Ilorton, II. Chandler Kgun,
Sinter John-nn, Mr. Campbell, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert l'altnn, Mr. and Mr-.
Hniuillon 1'ntton. Mr. and Mi-s. Don
ald Clarke, Miss Bingham, Sir-. Stow
Hit I'nttorsoii, Mrs. HiiiKham, Mrs. K.
U. llniiloy, Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard. Mr.
fliid Mr. (leorge Carpenter, .Mr. and
Mr. Fvnn Heanios, Mrs. Manger,
.fuck A-thiiiy, Leonard Cnrpiiter, K.
Tnitiy, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ituhl, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Lewis, Corbin F.dgell,
.lack Morill, Sprngue Hiegel, Miss
Loni-e Burke.
Thu iilmir of the First Methodist
Kpiseoml church, a-sisted bv Miss
Dorothy Wieks, will present the fol
lowing musienj program Sunday eve
liing: Mnle tpiurtet, "One Sweetly
Solemn Thought" (Ambrose), Messrs
Meeker, MeDonough, Canaday, Vro
Jiimii; oprnno solo, selected, Mr, llo
vitia; Unit. "Ifock of Axes," Nolo
Lindluy, Itnlph Haleom; ehoriis, "ln
fold, Ye I'ortnl" (Oounod); iiiaitet,
"The Lost Chord" (Sullivan); con
tralto solo, "The Loi.I U My Ught"
(AlliUon), Mis Dorothy Wieks;
elionis, "Lord Now Vietorions" (Mas
t'mmi); duel, "Tuny Willi Me. O. Mv
Savior" (Nieoli). Mrs. Van Seoyoe
and Mr. Kdmeudcs. It is kindly urg
oI that nil who attend will Ihi present
promptly tit S oYI.M-k so as not to wmr
the service by lute nrrivul.
The Heme Miionury society of the
Mtsthufiihl elmreh will meet with Mr.
W. M. Van Seoyoe, SI I Dennett e
line, Friday, dune :. at "J::!!) p.m.,
Sir. I). Kdnnrd Phipp-. lender. The
program i- n- follews: Subjeet, "Mu
we and Minion"; devotions, .jubilee
njr; roll call. "What Oriental Mu
aie HevonU"; (M'nl solo, Mi Ho,,
Fielder; talks by Slesdanies Hoggs
and F.dmeudet. nml Mi Monloff,
MeMM Found iu Heathen illnu." ;
voenl Solo, Mrs. W. SI. Van Seoyoe;
debate, affirmative, Medamet. Law
ton und Conklin; negative, Miss
Phipix und Sliss Fielilor.
Mr. K. F. Guthrie entertained at
lir home nenr Jttckouvil? WBilut-s-ilay
HftormMiM with a birthday party
for Master Snudv OHlhri iu i'elebrn'.
iiu of his fourth biitbduy. Tim lit
lie truest iuelutM Fogy Hamill,
Parwell Knly, CarU'v Pib-Iou, Kuth
Dowiie and lioxannu Ifuhl.
Mm. C. Mauniac gave a ttlunor
Thursday vveulux Iu honor uf .Mm.
Hnkrtoii and M!m DaUy liiikrtou of
Aahland and O. H. Stewart of Unguo
Hlver, all or whom were old-tlmu
frhwda or Mr. and Mn. Manning n
Harrison, Idaho.
Mra. Harry Ueauchamp anterUlut
tb toactwrn of ttu Jackaon achuol ou
Wednesday. She waa aastated by the
W. S. X. Sewing club. Daluty refreeh-pent-
were kerved and a ahort pro
gram given.
Mr. and Mra. Harry D. Foater enter
lalned at dinner on Wednesday eveninx
lor tlut pleasure or Mr und Mr. John
H. Cajkln. Judge UIbd O. Tutor and
A. H. Cubism.
Mr. Churlc Williams and duuvb
lir lott Krulav joi oiMiihi-rn Ciilifor
nii, wher- they will jum Mr. Wilhaiii
und ifiid the hummer.
Hndy Seholii, who hu boon ntlcml
ing Ktinta Claru colligf, will rptuioe
boma nest Week to -pfiid the summer
inthis eitv. ,.
Ur. Qlady L Mar ofk-toria..
(fj.. k viaitinker m0er, MrOlover,
(i)li It'.-- I..IIK. ' -,
The homecomliiB or the First M. K.
etiurch Ladles Aid met Wcdnuadny af
ternoon with n KtHKl attendnncu and
lutercgtliiK from the various circles.
An excellent progmui which was pre
Rented to an appreciative audience, waa
as follew: MIm M. Vruman, Inatm
moutal sol oh; Mra. W. M. Nan Scoyoc,
vocal olo; Lloyd Smylle. recitation;
Carl Wlllock, recitation; Katherlne
LIndley. recitation. Two very nice
pedentals wero prusented to the church
and tho society gave a rising vote
thanks to the donor.
1110 i;agt bkio circle presided on
Sutulny. May 2S. Dr. J. C. Uolllns will
preach a nioniorlnl sermon In honor o(
the Ornud Aimy and Women's Holler
corps.
The Hed Cro society, whieh was
formed last week under tho nu-piee-of
the Greater Sled ford club, will meet
every Tuesday morning in the hiuii
school building, biginnitVK noxt Tues
day, Slay III). Any one interested in
tho work is n-ked to co-operate by
joining, even if they ennnot work. The
"first aid'' class, which has just been
formed, will meet on the flame day in
the same place at 11 o'clock, when Dr.
Conroy will lecture to those wishing
to take the course. These meetings
are held in tint same place, merely as
a matter of convenience, and those
interested iu the Ked Cross work need
not take the lectures unless they
wish to.
MlaaaAiiiiP Hanson ami Mlsa May
Mnrdorr entertained Monday evening
with a dinner party at tho ltnrnum ho
tel. The table with Its twolvo covers
wns prettily decorated with rod roses
nnd hnnd-palntcd place cards. Special
music was furnished by Miss Florence
Clark and Mr. Howell. Thoe prosant
were: Mrs. J. Wesley Kerns and Mrs.
Maud Phllbrook. tho Misses Knthrlno
Dunham, Jano Hansen, Amies Robin
on, Jossle Monloff, Marlon Shannon,
Tlioonc Carkln. Mnry Trowbridge, Lo
rnlno Lawton, Anno Hansen nnd May
Mordoir.
Tho Junior prom which was given nt
tho Seventh company armory Monday
evening, celebrated tho closing or the
school yenr In Medford nnd wns a very
delightful afrnlr. About Mty couploa
weio In attendance. Jnpauuso lantern
and class color wore orange and
black. iiwmI In tho decorations. The
iwiutoinltuo which was given tho first
iwut or the evening, ontltliHl, "Tho Ho
maiicu or Ilobertn," nnd "Diamond
Dlck'a Itevonge." wa very much en
Jojpd and vory cleverly arranged.
.
Sit. D. A. Itonar entertained at
dinner this week nt her country home
on Griffin creek, .Miss Jlarian Townc
of Phoenix, Sliss Gertmde Church
niHii of Portland, Sit. Italli Le Dur
ton Scott, also of Portland, and Sir.
Waldo Kluiu of Ashland. Sliss Townc
has been n guest of Sir. Ituiutt dur
ing the entire week.
Mlaa Pearl Andoraon. leachor of
Kngllsh at the Medford high school,
lert Tuoailay ror hor homo In Waahlng
ton. Mia AnderiKin will return In the
rail to continue Instruction In Kngllsh
ror tho onmlHg yoar.
Mm. C. A. Knight and Mra. L. K.
Wakemau wero hoatceaea to the Five
Huiidrod club Monday evening at the
homo ot Mr. Knight.
Mr. W. C. Janea left Tueaday even
ing for Chicago on an oMonded visit.
Mr. Janea will Join hor there In the
rail.
Sir. and Sir. Keeno of Ahlaud vis
ited in Medfoid Friday ofning and
were the dinner guest of Gus Howdeu
of Portland
Mra. J. U. Stewart entertained the
Wedneaday Auction llrtdge elub at her
home on Weet Tenth atreet Wedneaday
afternoon.
Sirs. M. Purdin ontertaiucd the
Nullo lindge club at her home on
Geueva avenue Wislnesdav afternoon.
The regular bualneaa meeting of the
W. C. T. F wa held at the public lib
rary Thursday afternoou.
Mra. W. I' Waikin of A.bUud re
turned home Thursday after a vlilt
with relative and friends
MI& Muriel llurrls catertalnil Mr
and Mr. II L. Vouoe at rtlLncr at the
Mrdford Frlda) tcnlii(j
Mrs f.coiKC H Hulicito will tcavc
simiii fur an ciicu'idl visit at her fo
mer home in Ohio
Sir M litrowo of Portland lo
vlHitlng her glgier. Mi Jtu4lett, anj
laughtor
ilr. and UtSi Hurry &h rFoter(en
tertgtaed at diagyr (fin Wedn4ay
la-t Friday afternoon Mr-. Wal
lace Kenyon entertained at her home
on Fir street for the plena u re of Mr-.
LIh ICenworthy, who left tin- week
for Sunny Vnle, Cal. The afternoon
was -pent socially with fancy work
and "tie-sinK paint.'-. Mr-. Header
and Mrs. Martha Paul won the fir-t
prize and Sirs. Kenworthy nnd Mrs.
Norris the booby wires, which prov
ed ouite cntcrtHininR to alt present.
At ,ri :.'!() dainty refre-lunents were
ofist.m.,l t,y the ho-tess, a-si-ted by
.Mrs. Ona Paul. The guest- were:
Mr-. Ida Kenworthy, .Mrs. Vaughan
of Horning, Cal., Sirs. Nunnu Wolf,
Mr-. Murthn Paul, Mrs. Ida Norris,
Sir-. Clara Hingham, Sirs. Ona Paul,
Sir-. Snrnh Andrim and Sirs. Slinnie
Hcnder.
.Mis- Duller gnvc u musical party
nt her home Thursday afternoon for
lier primary clasa of piano pupils.
Game- of a mu-icnl nuturo were en
joyed, following selections given by
those pre-cnt. Sliss Loui-e Dnddys.
mini of the advanced class as-i-ted
Mis- Dutlcr. Those present were:
Helen Claire Hnskins, llonnie Trow
bridge, Constance Vance, Kuth
Stoeckmnn, Hester Wnkefield, Doris
Hrophy, l.o ru in i Stoltzc, Irene F.nds,
Willu Hippcy, Arliene Dutlcr, .latnes
Hell, Slunel Schuehnrd, .Margaret
Van Scoyoc, Aileen Hell and Dorothy
F)-huiu.
Wednesday evening a number of
friend- of Sliss Grace Drainnrd gnvc
a party ip her honor at the home of
Sit F-tlier Slartin on Apple utrect.
Sliss Drninard will leave soon for
Slurshfield with her parents, wheie
they will mnkc their home. The even
ing wa- pleasantly spent with games
and music, after which refieshmcnts
were served. Those present were:
.Misses Grace ltrainurd, Sluy Lindlev.
Alice Lyons, Stelln Anderson, H-thcr
Slnrtm, Georgia Williams, Lueretin
Hatumnii and Katherinc Consor; Ar
thur Hess, .Norman Maxwell, Walter
Wilson and Harold Wiley.
Sirs. T. P. Waltei riive a surprise
pienio pnrly for her daughter, Slur
joric, on Wednesday at Perrydnle. At
10 o'clock the little guests began to
nrrivo to the grout siirorise of tho lit
tle hostes-, there being ten little girl
invited nnd SIjm Lorn Couch, tho
lenchcr, for the cumin" ear. At
noi-n, it bciiu; luo damp to go to tho
grove, u two-course lunch was served
in picnic fashion, nil being seated on
wic noor, lorming a circle. At 5 p. ru..
all departed, voting it had btM'ii a verv
pleasant day kHnt iu childish game
and music.
After the business meeting of the
Fastern Star lodge Wednesday even
ing a social evening was enjoyed un
der the direction of Mi. II. D. Sic
Mrido and her committee. A very in
teresting and entertaining program
wan given, after which enrds were
played, followed by refreshments. The
hull Km, prettily decorated with rose.
Miha Dorothy Wick, who has been
visiting her mrenU, Mr. ami .Mr. T.
('. Wicks, will leave next Thursday
for San FraneUco, where he will
continue the study of music under
Professor Ilenuun Goiis.
The last paily of the season for
tho ladiea was held at the Klk' eluh
Friday afternoon. Sir. T. F. Daniel
was chairman of the entertuiuiucut
i-omimttee.
Sir. S. Vila Heck with will entei
tain at dinner thi evening tor the
follewing: Sir. am .Mr. Count Ficr.
Sir. ami Mi. Coming Kenlcv and Dr.
Salnde.
A childien'a luncheon va- icii ni
the Country club hou-e Tliiird-n, nt
ler which au afternoon ot bridge u
enjoyisl by the ladies prcnent.
Sliss Velmu White, who has been
the guest of her aunt, Mr. K. J-l
feiou, for several week-, bus icluni
eil to her home in Salem.
Sir. Hamilton Puttou eutertuiued
with a tea Fndav afternoon for the
pleasure of Mi. Hubert Patton of
Highland park, 111.
The Girls' Thur.dav club vra n
tcrtawed "by Mrs. Kdwin '-nnv at
her home on West .Mum tuot Thura
dv ftfrrusn.
5ir. Lincoln .Mis'onnci, eoteifain--d
ftw auct ut dinner Wednes
dv (-ei.,ii). .it her home on Ko
l-Olltt.
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?fr-. ii. ( lioggs a lin.tesi. to the
(ii-ftuo club Atonda' afternoon nt (V'r
homp ou M'Utb Orange treet.
Mi. W. II. Urown entertained the
Friday Uridge eluh at her boa on
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The ccnlor prom -.vhlth was BlvcnJ
bj tho 191C class In honor of tho
Juniors nt tho Seventh Company
rmory vvounesiiay evening was a
very delightful afralr. The ducora
tlous wcru in tho Junior class colors,
being orange and black, with tho ox
ceptlon or n largo Hgure 1G which
was made up or red roses on a green
background and Illuminated with
electric lights at the end of the hall.
Tho donee programs were very orig
inal and cleverly gotten up. The
music wa rurnlshed by Prof. Hoot.
Herbert Iniinspaugh and 'toorgu
Hcnselman, and punch wns aerved be
tween tho dances.
Those present were the Misses
Kllznhctli Hill, Margaret goutter,
Frames llacon, Vera Lane, Kuth
Wnrner. Flora Wolsh, Leah Walthora,
Dorothy Churchill, Kline Allen. Hasol
Antle, dene lludgc, Lenoro Vance,
(Jlad)s Peart, Catherine Swem, Mil
dred Heine, Nellie Campbell La urn
Gates. Mercedes Harber. Gladys Wil
son, Ksther Warner, Orace Wilson,
Margaret Kugllsh, Frances Kennoy,
Mildred Wicks, Miss Aklns, Jean An
derson, Dorothy Thome, Lucllo
Frltche. Mwsrs. Hoy Hill. Lloyd Wll
llnmson, Hussell Sonion, Claire Seoly,
Lyle Wnlthors, Frank Kay, Horbort
AHord, Stewart Torney, Seldon Hill,
Hob Strang, Dvvlght l'hlpps, Horace
Uromlcy. Fletcher Fish. Hob Wilson,
Howlund Hubbard, George Hensol
man, Francis Dennett, Kugono Nnrro
gan, Carter Urnndon, Hob Douol,
Itnlph Norrls, Stophon Nye, Illll Hov
orldgo, Griffith Cowglll, Carl Tong
wald, Don Chnso, Glen Slnuuons, An
drew Kerr, Raymond Fish, I. eland
Noo. Clennnn Flnloy, tlrviy Welsh
and John Whtsonnut.
The W. S. N. Sewing club entertain
ed the teachers of the Jackson school
WedncsdH.v afternoon at the home of
Sirs. Dcauchnmp. A very delightful
musical program wa enjoyed, follow
ed by a delicious luncheon. Tim pro
gram wa n- tollew: Heading, Sir.
II. A. Canaday; recitation, Sliss
Tlielmn .McCoy; piano solo, Mis Anno
.Hansen; vocnl solo, Mrs. Kerns, Sir.
Maude Philbrook nnd Mr. Herbert
Lnunspacli. Those present were: Sir.
and .Mr. Wallace, Mr. and Sir.
Kerns, Mr. Irvine, Sirs. Donney, Sir.
Heibert LnWspneh, Sir-. A. .1. Han
by, .Mi. .1. SI. Oroaslev. Sirs. C. A.
Dc Voe, Mi. Howell, Mrs. George
Deauchamp, Sir. Charles Cole, Sir.
Grovor Darneille, Sir-. Wbi-by, Mr,
.lames Leslie, Sir. F. Gnrrcttson,
Sli. II. A. Cnnaduy, Mr-. Stewnit,
Sir. Maud Philbrook, Misses Auue
Hansen, Theoue Cnrkin, Kntheriue
Dunham, Slay Mordid'f, Mnrv Tiow
bridge, Tlielmn McCoy, Leonu Douu
champ and Slnrgiii'ct lioiiney.
The seniors' banquet at the Hotel
Medford Friday evening wn- a pleas
ingly gratifying success iu all its de
tails. Covet were lid for sixty-five,
including seniors, juniors, alumni,
teacher nnd a few friends. The ta
ble were decorated with the senior
da color, red r-e ami green foli
age interlaced in urti-tic tracery. In
spiring music gave .est to the dunces
between tho ronr-cr.. Clniie Scelv wa
toiistmiiHtcr nnd proved an adept in
that line of entertainment. Toast
were responded to by Francis Den
nett, Slowarl Torney, F.ugeiio Niirre-'
gau, Slis Keulncr, Judge Williington
and Gu Newburv. It wa n event of
more than uhuuI good cheer through
out, and all who participated and en
joyed the abundant hospitality of the
senior will Ioii- remember it a a
wholesome affair and one of the most
pleasing school event of the year.
Sir. and Mr. Kobe 1 1 Patton of
Highland Park, III., are the guest- of
their aun, Ilumilton Patton, and fam
ily. Mr-. Putt. i-.
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Tin raduatinu cxeroMs of the
Sai.m, llirt hn-mtiil. held at the
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witnessed bv a largo gathering of
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friends of the two .graduate-, the
Misses Ague und Anna Itrond. The
smull hull whieh wn used for the oc
casion was very prettily decorated
with roe iu the class color, red
and white. A happy and interesting
circumstance connected with the
da of 11)10 is the fact-that the two
graduate are itor. The profu-o
and beautiful floral offerings which
were sent during the evening attest
ed the popularity nnd high esteem iu
which they ate held.
The program wa tmjoynbly opened
by two piano number by the Slisse
Koontr. nnd Steel, pupils of St.
Slary's academy. The violin number
given by Sliss Irene Sullivan and Sir.
Carlton Jane, with Sliss Venitn Ham
ilton ut the piano, were beautifully
rendered and thoroughly appreciated
by the audience. Sliss Geraldine
Theis delighted all in her vory artis
tic rendition of "0, Divine Redeemer,"
by Gounod, which wns greatly en
hanced bv Sliss Irene Sullivan's vio
lin obliguto and Sir-. George An
drews' piano aeeoinnanuncnt. The
first address was given bv llolbrook
Withiugton, who iu hi happiest view
of thought expressed public appreci
ation of the nursing profession and
paid n glowing tribute to the unselfish
Inbors and devotion of the sister iu
charge of the hospital. Itcv. Dolph
ine's address wa au earnest und
stirring appeal to the graduate to
uphold the highest ideals and nims
of their chosen profession
The sister superior presented the
nurses' medal to the graduates. Dr
F. Hart on Pickel, who presided ns
chuinunu, presented the diplomas and
closed the evening with hi usual up
propriate nnd woll-ehoscn remarks.
.Mention should he made to the
pretty iMirt tnkcirin the presentation
of the diploma by the dainty little
daughter of Dr. S. A. Loekwood.
The Greater .Medford club will give
tho Inst musical of the your .Monday
afternoon, June Ti. Thi will be the
second musical given bv the club dur
ing tho jour, tho last one being given
by out-of-town talent, but the pro
gram thi time will be given by Sled
ford talent and will be unusually in
teresting, including musical numbers
by the follewing: Sli Ilumilton, Mr.
und Mr. Fd Andrews, .Mrs. George
Wilson, Sli. Childor. llerbeil Al
ford, Mi. Isaacs, Mis llazeliigg,
w iiiiam uwter and selection by a
choi'ii of girls under the direction of
Sli Coffin.
Honoring her mother, Sir. Patton
of Chicago, .Mr. Hamilton Patton en
tertained Friday nt a I o'clock tea at
her ranch home. Her guests were:
.Mesdiimcs Frank Madden, Until),
Conner, George. CariH'itter, Corning
Kcnley, Kulil, Walter Downc, Frank
Owens, Fred Hopkins, Fred l.ewis,
Donald Clarke, II. 0. Clarke, Wood
ford, Polgcr, Kvnit Iteamcs, Guthrie,
Slartin Kricksou, Pu.ion, Delroy
Gctehell, Deck wilh. Sornw, Axarinu,
M linger. Holloway, Vilas, Lincoln Me
Conniiek; .Misses Susan Deuel, Dor-,
othy Conner, llurke.
The Home Missionary society of
thcFirst SI. F. church met with Sir-.
John II. Catkin Friday afternoon. Au
interesting program on "Home Mis
sion mi Intcrgrating Force," wa
given, with Mr. ,1. ( . Kollins a the
leader. Tho special feature of the
afternoon wn- the opening of the
mite boxes. During the oeial hour
refreshments were served by the host
esses, Mr. Forest I'dmeades. Mrs. J.
W. Kern and Mr. John II. Cnrkin.
Sirs. Albert Moore entertained ut
dinner Thursday evfiiiu-.' at her
home nil West J.'H'k-nli -tieel fed Mrs.
-dllitturk. ln I - l it mi- I lit I iv Olid
tin lid- in i-ll'Hil 'l!ii.-r iicsiut
GOLDEq
?sK$ki?&i W&
were Sir. .iiul Mi- J A. Ando-)i,
Mr. and Sir- . 11. Meckel. Mr. mid
Mr-. Clarence Meeker, F.thel, Stella
and Harold Anderson.
Sirs. George llowland Parson- en
tertained very iufonnally at luncheon
Friday for Sirs. Morrow, Sirs. Ar.nr
inn, Sliss Agnew. Mrs. F, H. llanlev
nnd Sirs. Delro Oetchcll.
GRANT LIFE CONVICT
PLEA FOR INDEBTEDNESS
PORTLAND, May 27. - JiuIkc U 0
Morrow ruleo iu circuit court today
that civil death, which Is the status
of a man serving a life sonicate In a
state prison, does not prevent the
convicted from Instigating the aid ot
the state courts to enforce a Judg
ment. For that reason he retimed to
order the release ot James L. Level,
who Is being held In the Multnomah
county Jail ror debt.
A Judgment tor $1031 was obtain,
oil against James L. Level by a cousin
John M. Level, now serving a lire
sontance In San Qunntlu penitentiary
Tor murder. Tho Judgment decree
states there wa fraud lu'the decision
and this week attorneys representing
the convict caused au execution to be
issued against the body of James L.
Level who was arrested.
The effect of tho decision is to
keep James L. Level In Jail pending
payment of (he Judgment.
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SUMMER SCHOOL
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BASEBALL
Sunday, May 2 8
At Hornbrook
Medford vs. Hornbrook
The roads arc fine and the
game will be a good one.
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
EVERYBODY LIKES
Velvet Ice Cream
Father likes it Just as woll as
mother and the kiddles because It
has that different, pleasing taste
the taste that tells that It Is made
from pure, rich, wholesome cream
and the finest fresh fruit flavors.
Ice cream Is no longer a luxury--It's
a dally rood It has more real
rood value than most ot the rood we
are now oatlng why not have it
every night as a dessert?
Older it today and see that It
comes from us-- -ours Is tho Tissue
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