THflK STX
AFRDFOIM) AT TF. TRlTSrXTC, "VEDFOKI), OI?E(JOX. SATURDAY, .TUNE 3, lOlfi
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COMMENC
INI
E
EXERCISES HELD
AT SI.
ON THE RIVER OF DOUBT
MARY'S
llloautlful anil Impressive com
innnoonionl exercises were held at St.
'Alnry's acnmedy lant evening In hon
or tlto graduation of MIm Florence
Itcddy from the academic counts a ml
the conforritiK of cortlflcato from the
commercial rouno on MIm Roddy
and MUh Lulu Wilson. The academy
auditorium which wan tastefully doc
oratod with palms, ferns and red and
whllo roses wait tnxod to Its full ea
jinclty by it largo Kuthorlng of frlonds
and relative whoso prosenco boro
jilenalnR wllnoas to tho ostunm in
wlilch tho ouiik ladles nro hold.
Following a well roudcrod musical
program varlod by a boautlful little
rending, llov. John Dolphin of Ash
Jn ii it dcllvniod nn excellent nddroM
on oditcntlon, staling tlio advantages
of our iiubllc Mchool system and our
Just iirldti In tho a)Mtom, but polntlnn
out tho anil problem which fucoa tho
thoimlilful peojilo of today when they
cotiHldor what education without solid
rollKlotiH tralnliiR menus.
After the nddroas Itov. John Pow
ers conferred tho academic diploma,
tit. Mary's medal and emblematic
laurel wronlh on Mis Iteddy and
certificates nttostlng tho completion
of the commercial course on Minn
Iteddy and MIm Wilson.
'Particular Interest attache to the
graduation of MImm Iteddy who Itaa
been a valued pupil of Ht. Mar) 'a for
the lant five jears and en Joy a tho
high oaloum of toachsrs and pupils
iim well us of many frlonds who have
lewod her school courxe with Inter
'Ht and who congratulated her sin
cerely last ovonlng on It successful
cIohIiik. Tho program follewa:
1)110 (lulop Ilrlllaute, Koollug,
Helen Itotldy, Luellu Kooutz, Neva
Hnnniuls, Jean Htulo, Mildred ICIIIm.
Anna HolxgniiK, Mary llrown, Win
ifred Clancy.
Avo Maria, Vouxlo.i Ht. Mar) 'a
Choral clitMit.
A Massago to lloa ven, Procter,
Helen Iteddy.
Duo do Concert, Doulxotto, piano I,
Imcllo Knontx, Helen llcddy; piano
II, .lean Steele, .Vuva ftumutils.
iDuium, Irllen, violin, MIm lone
Khun; piano, Mlu Uanovlovo Wort
man. Tho Song My "Mother Mings, 8t.
Mary's Choral class.
lAddroM, Itov. J. Dolphin.
'onforriiiK of graduating honors.
Kngllsh academic course, Miss Flor
ence C. Iteddy.
Commercial course, Miss Florence
' Itmldy. Miss lilu Wilson.
Of scarcely lew Interest than the
academic comnuremunt was the con
ferring of elKhth tirade diplomas on
a claim of thirteen, Thursday after
noon, She stage decorated In pink
Tones with an abundance of green
made a pleasing background for the
brlKlit faced Kroup of Im and Rlrls
who composed tho eighth grade class
The puplla who received diplomas
were Patricia itlksrhe, Neva Millard,
.laulco HuiImh. Mildred Kills, Itebeecn
Macon. It til It Campbell. (Irnee Drier.
1'aul lnsliiK. Itehett Duff, Myrle
Mcrrltttan. Tho following program
was reilerel:
iDuo Valsette, Ourllll, Iirraltire
.tones, Hassle Weeks, Kleannr Orlh.
Mortens Thompson.
huceeaa, llaehman, Helen llerboit.
I.a Jrisglcleuue, he Thullller, violin,
l.nuua ICIIis.
Serenade, Oouaod, Carl Hrhr.
I'ait
('price llouRTois, Kola ski, Jean
Kteel. Neva ftaniuela, Uclle Koouts.
Face te rc, tocsI. Johusoo, Orac
Drier. i
Khapsodte Ilougrolso, Llstt. Mabel
Hartley.
(iavotto, Veaile, St. Mso's Choral
lass.
At the i'Ium of the program Kev.
.lohn Powers rouferred the diploma
and delivered a few stirring remark
to the young people anting them to
further effort alous the path to edu
lation and summing up all In the
r.tn of a Mule poem, Me some
thlUK, aoiiii'Mht'ie. now'"
lit ' 'y ;
3-Srsrr SKS22fS . . Jl"-"F- - ' "
Aa3pf,..a;f6?g-3rJj' - "r
COUNTIES
SECURE
25 M CENI Of
LAND GRANT FUND
WASHINGTON, June .1. ( onfer
ei'M of the liiiu-e ami venule on the
Om'Koii tv Culifornm inilroiul laud
vmnt lull today reached uu hkicc
ment under which the timber on the
land forfeited for violation of the
grant would bo sold for eiih instead
of on credit nn proposed v the
limine. Of the proceed !() or cent
would go under the conference iiKrco
nienl to the federal leelanuitiou ser
vice, 111 per cent to the federal treas
ury, 2." per cent to Ihu ntato of Ore
gon for schools, anil ''.') per cent to
tin land ttrnnt eoiiutieo in Oregon for
sehoid, road or district court pur-
J MIM'-..
The axieement 'ii adopted hv the
venule imincdiateh and koch to llic
hoiisi Mouilav.
IGuI
it o K jfrisir--' - Fi v p.t .w, - w,
-fossiNta
i w ir
FjSHE7itvH
MEDFORD
CHORA
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OONCERT
GREAT
SUCCESS
Hauler. C A Meekor, II. A. McDon
oukIi. A. D. Hill, W. I,. Valentino, C.
Mct'urdy.
Mass
W. II. Core, William I). Hamilton.
W !'. Isaacs, 8. V. Ileckwllh. William
Vawter, .1. Percy Wells, Hd Andrews,
Mr Clark, Hal. HarrliiKtoii.
FIVE DIVORCES FOR
Tho Medford Choral Hoclet)V con
cert at the Page Friday evening
hugely enjoyed by all piesent. Ceo
Andrews proed himself a mumer
director, and Mwl ford's musical tal
ent proved exceptional.
I'at( One
"Hall Iliight Abode" TauuhauMr.
... Wagner
ICyrlo, "Mass St. Coeella," trio
Conned
'Mr. Goo. Andrews, ICdmetultM,
Wm. Vawter
Kolo, "ICIIglH." vlollu obllgHtn
MkmmhhI
jWllllam Vawter and W.
Carlelon Janes
Gloria, "Mass SI. Cecelia," with
trio Gounod
Mrs. Guy Chllders. Forrest
ICdmeadea. W. V. Isaacs
Mat the Cherubic Host, "Holy
,Clty" . . Gaul
Indies' chorus and William Vatrr
(a) larghetto 2nd Symphony, trio
HeethovKii
(b) Hondo lleelhoveu
Venlta Hamilton, Dene Sullivan
W. Carlelon Janes
Song of the Triton Molloy
Part Th
Dawn Now on the Hilltops, "Bams-
ptm and Dolllah" alnt-8ens
"O Fur the Wings of a IHm," soln
ana Chorus . .. Mendelssohn
iMiss Florence Haxelrigg
Prise Hong from "Die Melster
singer." violin slo Wagner
W. CarleioH Janes
klanctus. "Mass Ht. Cecelia," solo
ud chorus ttouaod
C McCurdy
ItenedU'tus, ' Mass 8t. Cecolla" sala
uid chorus , Qouuod
Mrs. Georgv' Andrews
SopHIIKtai
Lulu Mund), A Hi H. 8r udder,
Let ha Kuglish. Mrs. lieorae Audrews,
Hutu Warner, Willie Howard, Malign
Gould. Kloreme llaulriga. May Mc
Donough, Mrs. Wlnflelit llallo. Mrs.
C. A. Meeker. Mrs. J. .1. W'llklnaon,
Frances Ashe, Hadle l.c, Mrs. Uu
Palmer.
AlltM
Kdna Isaacs Kltl) l.unge, Marga
ret W Gallagher. Mrs W. K Ura
ton. Mrs. J M tlreale., lluttle ii
(lore, Mrs K H Coffin. Mrs.' A. I.
Hill. Kllsahflr. Mnmh.
Tenoi
Walter Mund. K V. lime. Kort
Kdnn-adt-s Solo I I in I . I' V
DEAD TOTAL 25
01
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WATIUI.iio, I... June II. The
manlier nl deud in the wieek of I be
Kaek Inland panneimer Irani wltU-li
pluiiKi'il llmMigh n bndue at l'aekard,
la., .VUHterdny will leneh i't. Chief
Dunham of the Walerlim liiv depart-
fpent, who im direetjmt neaivh !r the
todies, naitl tola,v.
1 l'p In noon today nix hodie- had
Ihh'ii reeovetwl frmn the iln oaeli,
which i paitl -uliincnied in the uat
ers of I lie creek Itr-etlci- lenirlel
(hat m in -i'M'm iimir liuihi' urn
lllle in tin- i ,ir
I- ex-
Hirt from Admiral Seiner
peeled noon.
It is ntuted I iv the admiialtv that
at leant thirty-four llritinh capital
nhips ami Hint the Itnti-h torpedo
IniHt flolilhiH wero sovereH handled.
The Imtllenhip WeKlfalea alone sunk
i lniM'do Inmtn during: the iiikIm
eucoiilitern.
Geimiiu pei'noiiuel and material
alike stood lite tent Inilliantlv and
I he damage sustained In the German
fled is small in eoinpniu.on with the
Hnlisli losses.
The hattleship l'ommeiii, which
was sunk, was commanded hv Cap
tain Hoelken.
Merlin i deekeil with Units and
(he achievement of the German tleet
has aroused the (iiealest eiilhu-ia-ni.
.There was a icinarkalile leinont ra
tion in the reieh-lai; when Hear Ad
miral llehliin'han, loiiaer nax.il at
lai'he to the ticrmaii emtio at
Wii1iiiivIoii, niiuniiiK'od the result nl
the Itul tic.
The courtroom acene uaud for tho
fnmotiH trial in Mark Twitln'H iihiIjIiik
atory "Pudd'nhead Wllaon" at tho I
Star tonlKht, with Theodore Koxcrta
in tho title role, Is an exact repro
duction of tho courtroom In the old
courthouse nt Palmyra, Mo., made
from bofore tho war sketches before
tho old bulldlUR waa dotitrojod. The
painting shown on tho wall arc bor
rowed from another old Missouri
courtroom especially for the taklna;
of tbu picture.
ill
ill!
ikt slotted I
Like the American Indian,
the modern "Savage," the
buyer of Savage Tires and
Grafinite Tubes is far sight
ed. Far slehted because he realizes
that final cost actual mllear,o
per dollar is the real test.
Far sighted because in buyinc
Savages, he gets both greater
mileage and a small first cost.
Far sighted because he gets
1000 extra miles in the Savage
guarantee allowance (the Sav
age Tube is guaranteed for life),
and many extra thousands in
actual use.
mffst
TIRES
FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR
C. E. GATES
, Medford ,
With Medford trade Ih Medford ni;id
dp) Suits .(jp5)
TO ORDER $25.00 UP
Also Cleaning, Pressli.q and Altering
I2fl E. MAIN. UPSTAIRS
TWO TRIPS DAILY
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MEDFORD and
EAGLE POINT
S. II HarnlBh's auto will loavc
Hatcle Point nt s A M and 1 P. M
dull). ecit Ktindnt . leave Medford
0 A. M. and i P M Will call for
pasneuK''rH at hoteU In Medford and
hotels and luiaineas houses In ICaKlc
Point.
I'IKIN'I? II.X2 OH '.WSlX.
This Is Just What You Have
Been Looking for
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2c
won
of
Electricity
Bakes
a Pic
or a Pan
of Biscuits
fclliU
Qg-ggg&jfr
mlMK
Ovenette $3.50
El Grilstovo 5
Ailiirlics to nii lamii socket, pist as your cleetiie iron.
DON'T HEAT UP THE BIG STOVE GET ONE THIS WEEK AT
PAUL'S ELECTRIC STORE
Next Door to Power Co., Medford, Oregon.
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MEET IN FIELD MEET
I'l I.I.MAN, WmsIi.. June :i.
no it a u est eolleuex and iinHililn-
the lliixcisitx ot'tldabo, Oregon A
Mt'iiltiiral I'nlli'ue, Whitiuaii (llrcc
riueiil o Oreoa and WiisIiiiikIoii
Slate college. Hill uirtieiiate here
this alteration in the north -. i,.l
li'lMHle eonferenee truck and - field
mecl. The cinder ttack is !al mid
tile lirld dr. To ears a-o lie
ri'ci'liK ueie lirtikeu on the tiaek.
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TWO ENGAGEMENTS FOUGHT
(UflntlnuiMl from pKt ouni
Vvi Ja kson rounu mipirs tr
f fr-Md from tha chains of ma.rlmnni
SttturUay mornlut In tbudrcim .ourt
.' . by Judge l' u cjikii.a hwm ,.i.
UHd Inhuman treatment veie in-
' crouodi upon which all of ih tv i co
wer k rant 'i
fTLe rai were V H Smltli -
Mary Hmilli liiIU and hi1ihiu.ii
trtrueat Mnr Aiki-u T
Aiken. !' crion aa.i hinui,.vu t t .
eust. Edna- Vftit t, 0 C "V icJia
miles, us tin. Mcathcr n Ii.in
The tiehiuui toi-M'ilo loat and d
stlo.M'ls uel'e more el'leetive ill in the
Hntisli. iMToiiuliuif lo a coiiiilcialili
t'X ten I lot the successes of the tin
mans a'.'iiiust an everwhelinim: mi
miioi' t.n-ie. It is understood the
tjucen Mar mid Indelutiuabli' !
sunk in the dn but lie. It lias not
been leaineil wlieu the VMtsiile and
the other lliilish wuratups went
down. (The loss of th Varsiie i
denied iil'lniallv hv the UrtMsli. I
HIllllta. liottiui In I'oit
All tbr lii'imaii uaisbiis .i l
thus) nn nli. .in .I in the ottni.il i . t
if. ii In d lihrlm-limwi sutclx. rim-,
t.il nntliiii. i i - lirrn U'ii'l Ii d 1 1 j.ii il
in.' t lit i ii in l" lie h inn nl tlii'i
X i i ' Hill .1 ill! I l ' A ' lUl I I I
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SAVING SERVICE
of the SECONDARY RATE
is too important a
POCKETBOOK PROTECTION"
to be overlooked.
ISN'T IT WONDERFUL TO THINK THAT
10c
WW Iwil K'' I'll.
Will brow 5 eupi f too.
Will make .' runs or roffee. I '
Will loaat 150 allea of biad
Will light lht huudrart clgara. ' I I
Will operate a flatlran 1 houra.
Will warm :lo bottle of bab)'K milk.
Will brlna o boll : quarts of wator. i
Will oiterat a 12-tnch (an (or 1 hours.
Will light a In att lamp (or 23 hours.
Will ' 300,000 stitches on a marhlue. I '
Will operate a warmtug padfor Ii hours.
Will warm shaving water for S mornings.
Will rook I steaks on an Much disc stoVe. 1 "
Will run the electric broiler (or 60 minutes.
Will keep a foot warmer hot for 4 houra. ,
Will run an office teutilatlng far for t hours. '
Will operate au electric griddle for TO minute.
Will operate a luminous radiator for so miautes.
Will heat a lurliug iron once a day for 15 week.
Will operate a va-lui h fr ins; pan for miautes.
Will pump 35un gallons of water to a height of ii (set.
Will make ou .s.MII.K while It does all these thiags.
California -Oregon Power Company
21(5 West Slain Street
Phone 16S BEDFORD, OREGON
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