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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD' MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, ORKfiOX. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER PAGE .THREE' f ! At a .--in'ciiil iiicctini; c.illi'il by Kliz iilii'tli Miill)ilk'n, prrsiilent of Chester A. Artliiir f"ois. No. :U, hold at licilnuMi's hat Tuesdnv afternoon uf this wvck, Jliv. Jnea IS. Willouirlibv uf Ktisii'iie, Or., the department pres. Ment of the V. It. t, inspected t he work of ('heritor A. Art liur Corps, No. Ml, rciilcriii;r much praise to the or der for the efficient manner in which the wi.rk was conducted anil performed. There were thirty-three niemliers, twelve members of the 0. A. li'. and seven visilinv members present. At the close of the meetini.' Sliss Violia Evans and Miss Margaret Kn'lish favored with two musical se lections. All were then invited to the ..u)iiiiiUet room, where a 1 hunkseivm;; Thinner was served in honor of the de- paninem prosnienr, memners ol me 0. A. It., visiting members and mem bers of Corps No. !M,- who have n birthday iti this (piarttrr. " Thaidis were offered by the corps chaplain, 'after which all did ample justice to the bountiful dinner. The tables were very tastefully decorated with flow, ers and birthday e;reelius. All .join ed in praises to the committee havii dinner in charge. The I'arcnt-Teachcr circle of the Washington school held its first bus iness meetini; Friday afternoon, Mrs. Jlears, the president, presiding. Many plans were discussed for the better ment of the Washington school dur ing the coming year, l'rofessor Cra mer fjave a short talk on "Lack of Hnyirround Facilities." l'rofessor llillis ma le a few appropriate, re marks. The principal sM'aker was .Mrs. Seclcy, who cave a report on the Mothers' convention which met at The Italics. Anions other resolutions passed at Ibis convention was one introduced by Mrs. l'orter J. N'cff of this oily, mnkiuir it possible for eiti r.cns lo vote without property ii;ili fiealions. There were l'ort.v.-l'ivi mothers anil teachers present and seventeen new liiemhers w'ere enroll ed in-1 lie circle: After the business was transacted refreshments were served ami all departed, voting the meet in- a real success. Ashland, lalenl, lio-iic Iftver, Jaiiksonvdlc and Mcdford circles re spoml. il to tin- call tor a meeting to eonsnfer tae organization of a south ern Oregon assoi'iation of I'arent Te.ichcr circles. Miss Mollie Towue of riiocnix was al.-o present. Mrs. Vs.-hcr of Ashland presided. Many siouecis oi interest were discussed and Mrs. Gray pave nn instructive report ot the educational bureau work. It was decided that each cir cle in the district should be asked to appoint one delegate and one niter liati; with full instructions to attend a meeting to be 1iehl January JO for I lie purpose ol lormal organization ami election uf officers. An effort will be made to have a good speaker also, probably Miss Milam, head of the donirstii.. science department of U. A. ( . A missionary lea was given nt tin home of .Mrs. I). I'hipps, o"J8 X liivcrside, Saturday afternoon, ii honor of .Miss Dora Gladden, a mis semary from Mexico. .Miss Gladden gave nn address during the afternoon, telling of the great work that is being done by mi--ionaries in Mexico. Miss Gladden lectured Sunday evening at mo rust m. I.. church, again bringing ' a great nie-age of the work tin Willi her sweet manner she touched the hearts id' her hearers, as she re lalcd many instances of Ihe Mexi cans' great eagerness to learn the story of Jc-us. Many friends will be interested it: the announcement of the marriage of Mis Kthel Mazclrigg nn, Hnlpli Istirgc-s. 'I'iie ceremony t"ok plaei liicigo, I-riday. November 17, nt Grace Kpisopnl church. The young couple were f'ornicrlv from Mcdford and lone many frincds here win wish them happiness and success Tliey will make their home in Chi cago. The young people of the Kpwortl league of Ihe Methodi-t church cn joyed a social Friday evening in th s.icial hall of Ihe church. The even ing was spent with progressive games, various pallor game-; being enjoyed. At lli- close ol the evenin; refreshments were served. ' flu' subject under discission at the 'comber meeting of the Coll Women's eh;b being the drama, all members are requo-ied to read a il;iv and report on it in connection with th. current evenis topic. A farewell partv in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slinsoi: was given by their friends at the home of Mr. mid Mrs. this Stinson. 1013 West Tenth, Tuesday evening. The evening was pent in progressive rook, niter which refreshments wore served. Ihe lectrie'mns of the California-Oregon Power Co. presented Mr. Stmson with n shaving set ns n token of thier love nnd respect, for one who lias been mining them for so long n time. Those present were: Messrs. and Mosdaiuos Frank Stinson, Frank I.o- der, Gus Stinson, Clrovcr Darneille, Arthur ltoyd, Earnest Scott, James Leslie, James Fleming, Hessie Med ley, F.lgin liratney, Miss Osa Medley, Miss Norn Daily, Miss Frances Mod lev nnd ltonjuinin Stinson. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. S. A. Krosehol, assisted by Mrs. Fred L. Colvig, Mrs. Ralph Woodford and Mrs. Herbert K. llanna, entertained with n delightful bridge party. The first prize, n bountiful cyclamen. was won bv Mrs. II. l'latl nnd the onsolation "kewpio" by Mrs. Myrtle Hlakelev. Chrvsaiithemums and funis were used in the living room. A duinty two-eourse luneheon was ierved. Those present were: Mes- iiiiines Gaddis, Diamond, Olson, Sha- lin, I'latt, Illakeley, Hubbard, llus kins nnd Ewing of Meill'oril, nnd Mosdumos Wells, Harper, Toil Voile and Nunan of Jacksonville. . . The Alumni Tlinnksgiving "prom" will be given nt the nrmory -Saturday evening, December 2. This date has been decided on to avoid any con flict With the Greater Medford club affair on Thanksgiving night. Ill event that the Medford team is again ictoviotis on turkey day, this alumni party will be in the form of a huge elebration in honor ol Coach Kliim and the team. All alumni and high school students as well as a number of outsiders are invited to attend. Tickets for the uffair are now in the hands of the alumni girls, who are working hard to niiike it a success. The proceeds will go to help defray the expenses of the annual alumni Christmas ball. - ; . Miss Linn Myrtle Ituudlet and Fred W. Gray, both of this city, wen united in marriage Wednesday, No vember lo, by ltcv. Harry K. Tucker at his residence, :t!4 South Holly street. Only a tew intimate friends attended the ceretiionv, which ennie is a surprise to their many friends in Mcdford. Mr. Grcv is proprietor of Grey's Fruit Store, in the new Gelchell block, and Miss liuudlott has been engaged in the millinery busi ness here. .Both bride and groom are well known 'anil a host of friends wish them every happiness. Mr. and Mrs. Grey left for a short wed ding trip to Rosebiirg, after which they will be at home to their friends on Calm street. The Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian church held on all-day session in the chapel on Tuesday. The day was spent in sewing for the coming bazaar. Lunch was served at noon. Twenty-five ladies were pres ent. NextTuesday the regular circle meeting will be held. Mrs. Matthews will entertain the East Side circle at the home of Mrs. E. A. Welch on Fast Main street. Priscilla circle will huld a meeting in the ohnpel nnd the Hyneinth circle will have an nil day meeting with Mrs. Tuiny. The regular meeting of Olive He bekah Lodge No. 'M, held on Tiiesd.iy evening, was followed bv n drn'.'c end social evening. Music was furnish ed by llazelrigg's orchestra. Tin committee in charge were Mr. and Mrs. George Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoover and Misses Delia King, Jane Wilson, liertha LoftiM and Helen Yookey. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Souttor en tertained at dinner Wednesday even ing at their home on Orange street for the following guests; Mr. and Mrs. George T. Collins, Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Einmens, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stoeckmnn. Following dinner the evening was delightfully spent with cards. Mrs. Edward S-jiiltnr was hostess lo the Octette club at her home Mon day afternoon. Mrs. Itert Harmon of Grants Pass nn?l Mrs. Perry were substitutes. ' Forty piano pupils of Fred Alton llnight will be heard in two njir-ieiilcs to be given Friday evening, December H, and Saturday afternoon, Pcoun ber !. Mrs. Donald Springer entertained the members of the Philathea Sunday school class at her home on Newtown street Wednesday evening. The eve ning wu pleasantly spent with need lework nnd music. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Robinson of Jacksonville entertained with a charming isirty Monday evening in honor of their daughter, Mrs. Charles II. Pearson. The time was spent with music and cards, and about .11 o clock an elaborate tliree-eourse luncheon was served. Those present were: Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles II. Pear son, Judge and Mrs. F. L. Toil Voile, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. K. Hannn, Miss Am elia Hritt, Miss Issie McCulIy, Miss Lulu Williams, Miss Louis Daddys maii, Kind Hritt. John Miller, Lean- dor II. llanna, Mrs. Mary Miller and John Miller, Jr. Tuesday Mr. nnd Mrs. Pearson departed for their San Francisco home. Mr. ami Mi's. John Wilson of Jack sonville entertained with a card party Yeduesdnv evening for E. W. Wil son. The time was spent with five hundred until 11 o clock, nt which time a delicious luneheon was served. Those present were: Sir. and Sirs. Fred L. Colvig nnd Myrtlo Illakeley of Mcdford, E. W. Wilson, Mr. nnd .Mrs. Herbert K. Hannn, W. II. Siug- ler nnd Muster Carl Larson of Jack sonville. The Baptist Indies held Iheir monthly sociul on Tuesday, Novem ber 21, at the home of Mrs. Dr. Cor. low, with quite, n large attendanec The rooms were tastefully decorated with autumn colors. The program, consisting of instrumental nnd vocal music, readings, etc., was very much enjoyed by all. Refreshments nnd a social followed. Eleven new members were enrolled. A delightful affair of Inst Satur day evening was the birthday dinner given by Mrs. Frank 0. Owen at her home on Siskiyou Heights, followed by a theater party. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Guthrie, Mr. nnd Mrs. Lincoln MeCormack and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Howne. The Woman's F'oreign Missionary society of the First M. E. church will meet December 1 nt the home of Mrs. D. T. Lawlon.'ilO N. Itartlett street This will be the regular monthly meeting. The study topic, "World's Missions and World's Pence," .leader. Mi's. 1' orrest Edmeads. . . Mrs. Victor Hresoll entertained the lentral I "ouil ft ecu In club at tier home Thursday afternoon. The guests present were: Mrs. Merritt of Gold Hill, Mrs. Robinelt and Mrs. Pankcy of Central Point, Miss Ali llanlcv and Mrs. McGonn. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hill presided at dinner at the Hotel Medford Thurs day evening, after which the party went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hill, where cards wore enjoyed the remainder of the evening. Mrs. Donald Clark wtis hostess on Tuesday nftemoon to the members of the Colony club, who nro interested in raising funds for the Red Cross society. Mrs. A. I. Eckolson of Jacksonville entertained Mrs. Paul S. lSandv and daughter, Virginia, of Central Point and Mi's. 11. K. llanna nt luncheon Tuesday, Dr. and Mrs. ,J. J. Emmons plan to leave the first of December for New York City, where they will spend n month or six weeks. Dr. and Mrs. Haytcr of The Dalles were the week-end guests of Mrs, McGown, leaving Monday for south crn Calilorniu. a Mrs. Ia'p Root was hostess lo the Gills' Thursday Iiridge club at hi home on Hose nveiiue Thursday af ternoon. The Nullo Uridge club was enter tained by Mrs. Jap Andrews Thurs day afternoon nt her home on Orange st root. Mrs. Glenn Conwoll of Klnmath Falls is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Wallace, on West Jackson street. The Wednesday Iiridge eliih nn't with Mi's. Gus Newbury at her home on Mistletoe street Wednesday after noon. W. W. Willurd presided at dinno Monday evening al his home north of Medford. Ten guests were present. The Elective Study club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Curkin on Reddy avenue Wednesday eveiung Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Erickson will preside at dinner this evening ot th'-ir home on Rose avenue. Mr'. II. Riindlett will leave Sunday lor the Willamette vallev, where sh will sicnd the winter. The Lincoln school entertainment was hold in the high school buildin Friday evening. The building was well filled unil the tableaux and drills by the children wore well worth see ing. The bargain counter in the hall was filled with good things to cat and dainty fancy work, while candy, iee. cream cones and other goodies were on sale in the domestic science room. The fish pond was surrounded Ihroiighoiit the evening nnd pntron ized bv adults, as well as children. The Pareiit-Teacher circle wishes to thank the public and all who helped to make the evening both a social and I'inani'iiJl success: the hiuh school people for their eo-oiioratiou in the use of the buildi:: the hiuh school orehestrn and its loader; the physical training teacher, who has given snob efficient help: the gentlemen who so generously gave their tunc nnd effort and added so largely lo the program all who contributed articles for sale nnd those who so freely patron ized all of these attractions. The Parent-Teacher circle of the high school will have n sale of home made o.""dv next Wednesday, No einhc" "". nt :i o'clock p. m., at the time f the limb school rally meet ing. The liroceeds of the sn'c will be used to help hnv uniforms for the hieh school band members. The DU- oils nnd those pnrents who have heard the band nlay fool von' proud of the organization nnd realize its value to the school. All patron and friends of the sehool nro cordially invited to come Wednesday nnd help to uinko this snle a financial success. ...... , About eighty guests enjoyed the ladies' nftemoon at the Elks club on Friday. Miss Ocrtrudo Weeks won highest honors at bridge and Miss Helen Dnhl at pool. The hostesses were: Mrs. Hargrove, Mrs. Harper, Mrs. l.rou Huskins nnd Mrs. Hnnnn of Jacksonville. Delicious refresh ments were served in tho upstnirs banquet room. The Hoynl Neighbors served n chicken pie supper to tho Modem Woodmen Friday evening nt 0:30 nt thelv . of P. hull. After the supper n program of music and reading wns enjoyed, the remainder of the even ing boiug given, over to dancing. Miss Griffith will give a talk on Art in the Public. Schools" nt 4 o clock at liic meeting ot me u renter Medford club nexl Monday afternoon at St. Mark's hall. ' . Mrs. Roger S. Jienhett has gone to Waterloo, la., where she will visit, friends and relatives for several weeks. ... An informal card party was given bv St. Mark's Guild Tuesday after noon nt the home of Mrs. William Budge. Mrs. 0. C. Boggs loft this week for several weeks' visit with friends uud relatives in" Illinois. Ed Green of San Frnnoisco was the guest of J. 11. Andrews.this week Mr. aud Mrs. Donald Clnrk enter tained at 'dinner Thursday evening. Cawl of Tluuiks To the G. A. It., W. H. C. and many friends who so kindly holped to com fort mo In the sad loss of my beloved wire and companion, 1 wish to return my heartfelt thanks for their mnny acts of kindness and sympathy in my sod bereavement. h. U. BINGHAM. WOMEN'S CLUB NOTES (By Marie Seely.) The Arts and Crufts league will hold their exhibit next Monday at St. Mark's hall. AH want to make this an exhibit worthy of mention uud with the kindly co-operation of ev eryone interested in this work, wo feel sure of success. Those caring to lend their work to the exhibit please notify the commit tee, Mrs. Heine, Mrs. Satchwoll and Mrs. Du tioys. They make, this a special item and will sincerely appre ciate the efforts of thoso who comply with (his request. The people of Medford do not realize the talent that their city holds, or other places in the valley. To attend this exhibit will give them n clearer insight to whnt the people of Medford lire doing. Persons who never before have ex hibited their work have kindly con sented to loud to this exhibit. Mr. McDonald will exhibit paint ings of different scenes in Oregon. He is a graduate in French, Ocrnian nnd English methods, and will give to this exhibit works in each method. Tho exhibition will continue nil day ltio laney work department will have; favorable outcome. PORTLAND, Nov. 'Jo. Aclunl work on the construction ot the pro posed Oregon, California & Eastern railway will begin iiiiiiiodialoly upon the final out workings of certain le gal formalities at Klamath Falls mid Lakeview. With e-erylhing working without hitch, this is possible of so lution within thirty duvs. Robert' E. Strahorn, president of the railroad, made this annoiinociueiit today on his retain from Klumalh Falls, where ho participated in the campaign leading to the spocml elec tion on the bond issue. "The communities along Ihe line of the proposed railway have lived up to the promises they made me during my midsummer trip," explained Mr. Strahorn. All have come through with everything they pledged, nnd in Lakeview and Khimntli Falls especi ally they were practically unanimous, which speaks well for an early and a booth and fancy work will be on sale as well as for exhibit. The home cooking department will nlso hnvo a booth. Cards will be played in the afternoon after the mooting of, the Greater Medford club. Every one is invited. There will be a most enjov-1 able musical prograi, and dancing in the evening. Much deserved credit should bo given to the ladies who nro soliciting to the success of this exhibit. Their efforts cannot be too much nppreei-' nted. The artists who nrc giving of their talent have been prizewinners in ynrious places, and we assure the people of Mcdford a rare treat. The Arts nnd Crafts league met .on the 2d of November nt the homo of Mrs. Maimers. A very delightful so cial afternoon was spent, with n very good attendance, nnd fnney work for the exhibit wns the theme of the nf temoon. The rcgulnr business meeting was held nt the homo of Mrs. Waters on November 9. Plans were made for the coming art exhibit, nnd commit tees were appointed to tnko eluirge. Dainty refreshments were i.orved nnd everyone hod a most enjoynblo lime. On the committee for funoy work are Mi's. Bowmun, who was appointed chairman, with Mrs. Hench, Mrs. Canterbury and Mrs. Hauliers. Those on the amusement committee are: Mrs, Satchwcll, Mrs. Waters, Mrs. Poellnitz and Mrs. Birkland. On the art committee are Mrs. Heine, Mrs, Sntchwell and Mrs. !)u Hoys. Mrs. Newinnn, Miss Whillock and Mrs Bohlm are on the refreshment com mittee and Mrs. Wligner and Mrs. C'hisum on the committee for the home cooking department. Every one will be glad to henr that the league has succeeded in getting Mr. Hansen, an artist of worthy note, as we know, to lend his kind consid eration nnd the giving of his tulenl towurd making this exhibition u com plete success. On account of the exhibition, the meeting of the Grenter Medford club will be nt ISiO instend of 2:30, os before planned. CARPENTERS OFF 10 HUNT BIG GAME SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2o. Mr. nnd Mrs. George. 11. Carpenter of Mcdford, Or., loft Sun Fmnoisco yc terday for New York on the first lap of their trip to West Africa, where they will hunt big gnmc. Carpenter is u land owner and or ehardist of Medford. In tho slimmer Mr. and Mrs. Curpenter remain' ii Oregon, but they generally pass' tho winters hunting iu one of the earth's most inaccessible nnd wildest spots. ".My wife nnd I wnnt to seo that part of the eouutry, nnd we want to bag some rare animals." Carpeotec said today, shrugging his shoulders, when friends pointed out tho dan gers they were going to meet. . When Mr. Carpenter left Medford, his intention was to visit South America, not South Africa. Mrs. L. xr. Walt of. Mlncnapolls, Minn., Is a rvcent arrival in Medford. A CHILD HATES Oil CALOMEL, PILLS FOR LIVER AND BOWELS Give "CnllfonUn Syrup of Figs" CYoss Sick, Feverish, IlMImtC4l, m SHOE POLISHES BLACK (le) WXU.J V WHITE Ns.TAN KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT 10 Th. F.F.DALLEY Ca.Ltd.Buffalo.NY. 0fm iW;m.. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL Ari'Mf'ATIONf., thry rnnnot reach the srnt ot ttm dlnvntir. C'nturrli ts u Muo4 or constitutional disease, anrt in mli-r lo niro It ynu muft tnko tntrruul reairOlm. IIsII'h Calarrb Curo is taken InHroally. nod acts directly upon the blood and mucous nurfnre. Haifa Catarrh Cure la not a qunrli niedttiliie. It wh pre arrlued by one of the bnt iihynlclnna In this coumry for yt-ora nnd ! a regular pnnerlptlon. It Is compoicd of llir bent tonka known, com bined with tha brut blood purlflern. actlnu di rectly on the mucous aurfneea. Tho perfect combination of thn two Initredlents la vrtint pro. duces mien wonderful rrMilta In curiun catorru. Btnd for testimonials, fme, F. 3. CHENEY A CO., Troon., Toledo, 0. Bold by DrngRUta, prici 7&e. Taka Hall's Family Pllh for constipation. No two ways about it! If you want 1000 miles more in , theguarantccallow- ance.and Anywhore from 1000 to 10000 miles more in ac tual mileage than wi;h other tires, and Freedom from tire troub les, and More liberal service The one sure way to fret therriistocometouftandsay 'Savape Tires"(and Grafi niie Tuber), They make every day Thanksgiving Day. mi k mm VVXV FACT0RY DISTIUBUTORSi . s C.E.GATES v Look bark ut your childhood days. Kenvember the "dose" mother in sisted on castor oil, calomel, cathar tics. How you hated them, how you fouRht asainst taking them. -With our children It's differont. Mothers who clinB to the old form of physic slmi'ly don't reaMzo what they do. The children's revolt Is well founded. Their tender llttlo "lu sldes" nrc injured by them. If your child's hlomnch. liver and bowels need cleanslim, give only de licious "California Syrup of FIks," It's action is positive, but gentlo. Mil lions of mothers keep this harmless "fruit laxative" handy; they know children love to take It; that It never fails to clean the liver and bowels and sweeten tho stomach, and that a teaspoonful given today saves a sick child tomorrow. Ask your druggist for a ."0-ctnt bottle of "California Syrup of Figs," which has full directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown ups plainly oneach bottle. Deware ot counterfeits sold here. 8ee that It Is made by "California Kig Hyrup Com pany." Refuse other kind with con- I tempt. Grand Concert -by- Medford Choral Society -at- PAGE THEATRE TUESDAY EVENING 8 p.m. NOVEMBER 28 120--VOICES-120 With Full Orchestra Seat Sale Opens Box Office 10 a. m. Monday, 27th