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At nn informal but enthusiastic
luncheon at the Hotel Med lord thin
noon a Hoover Republican club was
formed and tbo campaign for Hoover
, as the next president was formally
opened. About f0 men nnd women
from all parts of the country attend
ed the meelinir and over SO signature
from the county were secured, al
though it is planned to secure several
hundred before the petitions have to
he sent in April 8
Weluorn Jlceson or Ashland was
elected president and Gain liohinoon
of Medford secretary. A county ex
ceutive committee was formed as fol
lows: Mrs. 0. Tj. Davidson, Gain
Jfobinson, Leonnrd Carpenter, U. W.
' Ituhl. Medford: Wclborn Becson. V.
W. Hcvcnor, Homer Gillinirs, Ash
land: Ed Saltmarsh, Kueh; Elton
lieexon, Talent; Unndolph Mhnninc,
Central Point and Chris Nntwiek,
Eairle Point.
It is planned to form Hoover clubs
in every district of the county. Mr.
Iteosnn made n short nddrcss. He
declared the Hoover sentiment in
Jackson county airtonK the people to
bo tremendous, and predicted its
steady growth. He urged every man
nnd woman present to put their shoul
ders to the wheel nnd make Jackson
county tho banner Hoover county in
the state.
Unusual interest is evidenced in the
regular monthly meeting of the Uoirue
Kiver Pish nnd Game Protective as
sociation, scheduled for 8 o'clock
Tuesday evening April 6 at the public
library.
Not only will the tentative negotia
tions entered into between the di
rectors of the association nnd the
commercial fishing interests at the
motith of Rogue Jiiver be discussed,
but plans for constructive activity on
the part of the association for the
benefit of fish and came resources
during the coming: season will be
formulated.
The directors nnd members of the
Ashland association and the Grants
Pass sportsmen are cordially invited
to attend os well as the general pubii:
interested in the wild life of South
ern Oregon.
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EASTER UPRISING
LONDON, April 3. Reports from
many parts of Ireland indicate Unit
the government Is taking no chances
of a possible materialization of the
rumored Sinn Peln plot for nn Euster
revolution. Londonderry, Dublin
and other placet), the reports said,
wore the contors of extreme mllltnry
activity, a strlngont watch bolng
maintained and all travelers search
ed and Identified.
Elaborate preparations are being
made to handle any possible unto
ward situation.1 Thus far, however,
all newspaper reports from Ireland
declare there Is no Sinn Fein plot and
'hat no uprising Is expected. There
fore the government measures are
Interpreted hore ns merely precau
tionary and not necossarlly Indicating
that the authorities expect trouble.
Shamrock III Launched.
' SOUTHAMPTON. April 3. Sir
Thomns Lipton's 12U meter Shamrock
HI, which will bo used in tho tuning
up races with Ulimnrock IV, the
America's cup challenger, off Sandy
Hook this spring, was Inn--" hero
today. Tho Shamrock HI will sail
for America on April 7 without oseort.
Rlckenbacker Is Decorated
WASHINGTON, April X Captain
Edward V. Hickcnbuckcr nnd Doug
los Campbell, American aces, have
been mado chovaliers of tho Legion
of Honor and awarded tho croix do
Kiicrro with nulm b vthe French gov
ernment, tho war department an
nounced today.
"APRIL FOLLY" IS SCREEN
HIT FOR MARION DAVIES
Marion Da vies' "April Follv." which
will be shown at the liberty theatre
tomorrow, was adapted from Cn
una, fitocKiey s siory or. Hie same
name. As n magazine serial, it at
traded unusual attention. The
theme is a most novel one, relating
how April J'oole, played by .Miss
Davies, in search of material for a
new novel, impulsively offered t
exchange placed with the daughter of
an earl who was on her way to South
Africa with a famous diamond. Pri
vate detectives and a pair of inter
national jewelry thieves are trailing
the gem. April has several thrilling
encounters on shipboard and n pretty
affair of the heart. Tho climax is
startling, but entirely satisfactory.
Conway Teurlo is tho leading man.
HiveSt. railed Nti'aiKlit
An adaptation of llasll King's fnm
ous Btory, "The Stroot Called
straight," will ho presented at the
Iilulto theatre tomorrow for a throe
duy run. Tho management consul
ors this picturo ono of the finest of
ferings at the year since It not only
prosenis nn auHorning drama hut a
fine moral as woll. ffllr. King's mes
sage la that Jn every affair of life
there Is .always a light to show one
the way If one will only hoed It. It
bronthes a wonderful spirit of gon-
oroslty and after you have seen the
picture you will certainly feel uplift
ed. Tho picture Is onncted by a cast
of all star proportions. Among the
players are ChnrlOB Clary, Naomi
Chlldors, W. Lawson Butt and Milton
Sills. The drama doplcts the emo
tions which sweep over a young girl
In her attempt to solve her father's
financial difficulties by the proper
marriage. It is a different picturo
and ono which should be soon by
every man, woman and child.
Burroughs 83 Years Old.
NEW YOHK. April !). John I!ur
roughs, dean of American nature
writers today varied tho nuiot routine-
of his life at "Yama Fnrms" on
the Hudson, near West Park, by in
viting n number of friends to help
lum observe his S.lrd birthdav.
If von notice some of Hertford's
quiet and otherwise decorous citizens
suddenly- stop on the street and re
move .their shoes and socks and turn
the bottoms of their feet up and care
fully scrutinize' them, nnd picking
splinters from them, don't think that
there is anything wrong, or that the
party in micstion has become sud
denly demented: not at all, it simply
means that he is ono of the class of
fifty that Medford Cump. Woodmen
of the World introduced to the mys
teries ol woodcraft last Wednesday
night. You may also see some good
citizens who hns never gone in for
athletics, out behind the barn, with
coat, vest, and shoes' discarded, a
stop watch gripped in his hand find
ing out what he can "do" thirty
yards in. Don't worrv. ho simnlv
has "Woodmanitis" nnd will recover.
Hut shouldt vou come upon a wild
eyed individual, that has collected an
assortment of old shoes, and has piled
them pronnsciiislv in the bnck vnrd.
stands rigidly nt attention nnd counts
'one, two, three," and then falls flnon
that pile of shoes nnd does the net
of n terrior digging out a rut. Int. m
advise you to slip away on your tip
toes, and ihank vour stars that vou
were unobserved, for vou' have hud
a narrow escape from death.
J he occasion of the Rtmnim lliiiiuc
described in the foregoing, was the
gathering of a huge crowd of Wood
men hist Wednesday night, to chop
(he rflVgli places from n splendid
class of new timber that had fallen
before tho axes of the live members
of Medford camp, assisted -bv Dis
trict Manager Walter Pitts, who has
been working with them for the past
month.
The impressive protection degree,
was conferred in tho usual faultless
manner that Mlcdford camp is so just
ly celebrated for, and ul'tor listening
to able addresses by Furrv of Phoe
nix, Jewell of Grants Pass, and Tior-
iien, Kcislinw and Canndnv nf nr,.,l
ford and Consul Commander Sillimim
and District Manager Pitts, the mour
ners partook of refreshments nnd
,.,.l.,.l 4 1 i-i.. :
,ULl anon- a success irom soup
10 nms."
A coiuinitteo was appointed to ar
range lor another of those delight
ful social nights' next Wednesday, nnd
"muigemonts wero made to visit
iirimis 1-ass camp on tbo occasion of
their anniversary. "
FRANCE TAKES OVER GERMAN
SHIPS HELD BY BRAZIL
PARIS. April (Havas) Ger
man ships seized bv Brazil will be
taken over by n syndicate of French
ship owners on payment of .f'-'G.OOO,-000
nccording to the Journalwhich
tn.vs the mutter has been definitely
stilled. -
The rainfall In April was exactly
normal, a precipitation of 1.44
inches. However, this is the heaviest
rainfall in April for the past five
years and thanks to it jhe crops,
jjui nuiuny suriace crops, are in
excellent condition. The 1920 rainfall
deficiency remains at 4.05 Inches.
Another striking fact is there were
only three sunny days during the en
tire month, tho there were eight part
ly cloudy ones.
Rlln. Prec. '
Date.
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2
3
4
5
6
7
Max.
40
44
53
.56
61
65
66
8 58
9 46
10 :44
11 58
12 62
13 : 56
14 1..43
15. .j. 40
16 45
17 ; 50
18 60
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20...
21
22...,.
23
24
25
26...
27
28
29 ,
30
31
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,.J56
.. 56
...52
.'55
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...44
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..50
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..64
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..45
31
32
33
39
30
28
29
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37
29
36
48
39
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34
34
31
34
28
39
37
38
38
34
32
32
36
34
38
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Cloudy
Cloudy
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Pt. Cldy.
Pt. Cldy.
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. Cldy.
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Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
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Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. Cldy.
Pt. Cldy.
Pt. Cldy.
Pt. Cldy.
"NO APOLOGIES" SAYS HOOVER
(Continued from Page One)
legislative and executive branches of
the government, whilo we wero still
faced with the problems of war. It
was obviously mv duty ns an im
portant war official to support the
president, without thought of nnv po
litical interest to mvself from the .lav
I entered tho administration until I
left, and I put no nualificatinnu immi
or apoligizc for loyalty to one's chief
in office."
Monthly Huniiuai'y
iMean maximum, 53; mean mini
mum, 34; mean, 43.5; maximum, 66;
minimum, 28; greatest daily range,
37.
Precipitation total, 1.4 4 Inches.
Greatest in 24' hours, .23, date, 22d.
dumber of days with m. inch or
more precipitation, 14; clear, 4 ;, part
ly cloudy, 8- cloudy, 19.
Killing frost, 5, C, 7, 8, 10, 19.
IRRIGATION BY 1921
(Continued from Page One)
to tho wonderful showings of so manv
California districts. Wo have vet to
construct our system of works, but
all obstacles have now been over
come and water will be availablo by
I d'-il." I
More real fun, hilarity, wit, charm,
screams, genuine laughter and joy
tnnn tne average theatregoer in Ho
customed to is promised in the latert
Gus- Hill success, "Bringing Cp
Father in Society" and which will be
the next offering nt the Page theatre
Thursday. April 8.' This vear the
lovable newspaper comic will be seen
in a brand new comedv in three acts,
providing for the introduction of all
the favorite and never-to-be-forgot
ten characters in the world-famous
George' MeMnnus cartoons on which
the piece is based. Of 'bour.-c,
"Mother" will be on hand, and so will
Dintv Moore, Maggie, Kittv nnd tne
rest of the Mnhonev elan. This time
"Futher" will be placed through all
the involuntary ethics of breaking
into the charmed circle of the upper
classes, so to speak, nnd as bis mil
lion of admirers are aware, totally
against his will nnd ambition. The
vicissitudes that befall his reluctant
pilgrimmnge through a nightmare of
"pink" tens, soirees nnd other social
orgies forms the nucleus of one of
the merriest comedies of the vear. A
characteristic Gus Hill production is
assured along witli a cast of thirty
people including n chorus composed
of sixteen of the prettiest nnd with-
ai most talented young women ever
mustered in one aggregation.
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The
Triflers
One of the year's most
appealino. pictures, star
ring EDITH ROBERTS
LIBERTY
TOMORROW
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A dashina mystery ro
mance from the Cosmo
politan Maqazine.
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now. Uox oltlco sale Tuesday, April (III).
30 PEOPLE. ' 21 Ml'SIC NL.MHERS
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at Page Monday
Tho school board lias notified our
committee appointed at the .mooting
held at the library that their position
remains unchanged:
We feel that some decisive and
final action should be taken by the
taxpayers and voters of the district
In this matter. fft sorlnnslv nffpcHmr
I the school interests of the commu
nity, we have therefore decided to
call a meeting not only of the Parent-
Teachers associatians but of all tho
voters and taxpayers of the district to
be held at the Page theatre on Mon
day evening, April 6, commencing
promptly at 8 p. nr.- Dr. R. W. Clancy
is requested to again preside as chair
man. 'We feel that we are being
treated unjustly by the board, and we
urge the attendance of every taxpay
er and voter in the district, as wo
intend to settle our course of action
at this meeting. '
Parent-Teachers Council
W.L SI. COLVIG. - A. C. ALLEN. '
UEU, A. MANSFIELD.
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