MEDFOTH) MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOTID. OTtEfiOX, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1022
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ASHLAND,' June 21 A splendid op
portunity for accomplishing udvanced
work, also for making up doficienclcH,
is afforded by the summor aeliool now
in flesBlon here as a fixed educational
asset of the town. In emphasizing its
Importance and availability, Siipt.
Driscoo states that "it is perfectly safe
to Say that children who are not strong
In any of the grades will have onnor-
tuntty to make themselves safe in
their regular grade and those of ad
vanced type will stand a good chance
of being advanced to the next grade.
The purpose of the school is to give
practice teaching to the- normal stu
dents. However their work will be
closely supervised by three experienc
ed teachers chosen for their known
ability along their special lines.
It is . a double opportunity for our
community as the children have the
six weeks Instruction and at no oost
to the, individuals or to the community."-!!''
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The school began on -Wednesday,
June 21, " Sessions commonce at 8 in
the morning and close at 11:45 each
day. : Pupils-will take their regular
grade books with: thorn.. ' There will be
no afternoon-sessions, us. '
' It Is hoped that there 'will . be from
100 to 200"pupllB present themselves
for instruction, ' Remember there are
no chartteB, and , that the instruction
will be high class work. . i
A practice Bchool Is connected with
tills summer .normal as an important
adjunct, and is conducted during the
same hours. ' " '' ' '
, The summer' normal starts out-with
a registration of nearly one hundred
studentB, thei Sessions ' covering nix
weeks, and the gathering place is the
high Bchool building) the Structure and
its spacious grounds appearing to best
advantage during the early summer
months. Among the faculty is Peter
Spencer, local high school grad and
teacher, who has completed the coilrse
at the state university,' and who will
hereafter be associated with the dorps
of instructors at that Institution. '
With sessions held nominally in the
forenoon only, this circumstance af
fords abundant opportunity for vaca
tiott hours, and nowhere else are out
ing privileges -so freely available as
exist within the limits of this city and
Us immediate vicinity. .
Among a multiplicity of picnics be-
Ing held in the paras, a reading evontlo will be absent from old home sur-
waa Mm nnn hnlfLhv Trinltv Enlsconul
church on Wednesday, the outing be
ing a "baBkot" attraction, these recep
tacles being more than well filled.
. Malta commandory moots Wednes
day evening, June 21. In addition to a
stated business Besslon there will be
work In the Red Cross. .The matter of
adjourning for he - summer months
will also be under consideration:
.- warron m. ooic,. num., nuuu. nmu hi
the White House groceteria, left early
In the week for a' trip to the' Dakotas
where he will visit about a month, tlio
trip bolng extended' to Minneapolis and
St. Paul also.
Victor . Mills, a high priest of the
Royal Arch chapter; and George Ioen
howor as master of the local Masonic
lodge, are duo home this week from
grand Modco 'gatherings' IS " Portland
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Your clothes will bo returned to you spotlessly cleau and white
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and return your whole bundle ready to use. The cost Is only a trifle
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Ijuft to right HecTotury of Slat', Charles Evans Hushes, the father: Mrs. Chauncey Lockhnrt Waddoll;
Ohuuiu-oy IockliUrt Wiuldell; Mrs. Charles Evans, Hughes, at the marriage of the secretary of state's daugh
tor, Miss 'Catherine' Hughes to Mr. Chauncey L,ockhurt Waddell of New York, -.In Bethlehem Chapel,
Washington, D. C.) Protestant Episcopal Cathedral.
held lust week. . They each motored
north-accompanied by their respective
families, and the trip was in the nature
of a vacation outing, j. ',,!....'
Per- contra, some are wending their
way towards ' eastern Oregon, instead
of coming from there to tills locality.
Among the! number is tho family of
William Wehrll, who .will remain in
the vicinity of the old home town prac
tically all summer.
The Eastern Star chapter held Its
concluding Besslon of the Beason on
Tuesday evening of this week, prelim
inary to the' summer vacation during
July and August as haB been the cus
tom for years past.j ,
Vacation Bible (School work connect
ed: with the Brethren is receiving the
assistance .of out-pl'-town workers,
among them being -Miss Alta Morton,
ofiGrants Pass. The local 13. Y. P. U.
of the Baptist church went to Grants
Pass Inst' Sunday, assisting in the
evpning. service.
After an incursion Into eastern Ore
gon, Alois- Gasaway has returned to
Aphland and Is employed at the Enders
grocery establishment.
C. C. Weisenburger, after the San
Francisco, doings, is. visiting .various
portions of California; having a brother
residing; in the vicinity of Wntsonvllle,
.ruunuiUBS lor u inuiiui or mum,
mak
ing tlio trip to Los Angeles to visit
other relatives before coming back. He
mentions a slight shock, of quake as
having occurred at Wntsonvllle Juno
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" Miss Georgia Coffee, of the Tidings
office, has returned from Portland,
whither she went some days ago as a
representative from the local organiza
tion to the grand chapter of tho East
ern Star order.
i Miss Frances McWllliams is home
for the suinmor vacation with tho
home folks, from her duties as teacher
in the schools of Oakland, Calif. ,
s. The Weather
Washington and Oregon Tonight
and Thursday fair. Moderate south
easterly winds. " ' '..;..
Makes your shoes neat and trim,
and improves the whole appear
ance. Shines for all the family.
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' Black, Ton. White, Ox-blood and Brown
Always lOc.
Maka the daily thina an eay habit get the
SH1NOLA Home Set A genuine brittle dauber
which cleana the hoe4 and appliea poluh
quickly and easily. Largo lamb' wool polisher
brings the ahina with a (ew atroket.
It's best to say "SHINOLA"
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News Summary
of Last Night
CINCINNATI Government owner
ship and operation of the railroads will
not be an issue in the' threatened
strike of 1,000,000 shop workerB and
others, spokesmen for the rail unions
told tho American Federation of Labor
convention, which responded by with
holding a reaffirmation of the federa1
tion's stand in favor of the adoption
of such a policy. ; , '
CHICAGO Disaster for the striking
railway unions and unfortunate results
for their membership was predicted to
follow the threatened walkout on
which a strike vote is now being taken
by nine railroad labor organizations in
a letter from Bon W. Hooper, chairman
of the railroad labor board to the union
leaders. ' " .' ... .
SAN FRANCISCO A conference of
public utility commissioners from far
western states to discus the Southern
Pacific-Central Pacific - separation
Question closed with a telegraphic ap
peal by the commissioners of Califor
nia, Arizona and New Mexico to the
interstate commerce commission to ex
pedite its proposed consolidation
scheme for the two railroads- under
authority of tile transportation act of
1920. ' '"
' CHAUTAUQUA, N. Y Tlio hoard
of directors on the general woman's
clubs in session here endorsed the
principles of tho non-partisan tariff
league, and decided to send to the
2,000,u00 members of the federation in
formation on the work of tho tariff
league.
NEW YORK, N. Y. Senor Guglielmo
MnrconI, wondornmn of the--wireless,
announced the --Invention of what
might be tormod a radio Bearghllght
by' means of which radio Waves, which
can be refloated like light waves, may
bo sent in a given direction In a beam,
Instead of being scattered to all points
of the compass.
"Turn to the Right," Rex Ingrain's
latest big picture triumph, is already
making friends at the Page, Where it
opened yesterday. Tho leading roles,
taken by Jack Mulhall, Alice Terry,
Harry Myers and Lydia Kriott, nro the
type that because of their genuino hu
manness make an Irresistible appeal
to every class of picture audience.
The story of the play is a compound
of nearly all the elements that the
public npproves of: Mother love; tho
lamp left burning" In the window
against the prodigal's return; the
mortgage on the old home; the thesis
that It Is moro easy to be moral In the
country than In the city; the problem
of what society can do with a convict
who has served his term; the girl who
remains faithful to her lover through
out a separation of ten years; a pair of
crooks, who are tondor-hearted and
talk delcctabio slang: a young man
with-a- zest for getting on who makes
a fortune out of a single bright idea;
tho American love of business adven
ture; the American enjoyment of suc
cess these are the Ingredients of
"Turn to tho Right." '
. Gono Howard at the organ, nnd the
PnUio News and comedy are othor at
tractive features.
OBITUARY
TRASK Janios Trask passed awny
I at his homo In Phoenix early this moi
jning at the age of "9 years. Mr: Trask
jwas horn In Illinois and for a number
iot years resided In Iowa coming to
I Rogue River valley 39 years ago whore
I he has since resided, the last thirteen
yenrs being spent in Vhoenlx. De
ceased leaves besides his wife, two
sons, George Trnsk, Lisbon, Ohio, and
Lent Trask of Phoenix. -
' Remains are at the parlors of Weeks
Conger Co. Funeral services nro not
yet arranged.
CHICAGO, June 21. Rains in the
Canadian northwest and generally
cooler weather elsewhere led to a mod
erate downturn In price of wheat today
shoftly after the opening. Initial prices
here were higher In response to ah ad
vance in Liverpool quotations, but re
moval of apprehension as to damage
by drought in Canada was soon reflect
ed In values here. The opening, which
varied from- unchanged figures to lc
higher, with July $1.12-yl to 1.13 and
September $113 to 1.13 -was fol
lowed by slight general gaips and then
by a setback :all around to below yes
terday's finish. . .
Corn and oats were firmer, owing to
less favorable crop conditions for corn.
After opening,. unchanged to c high
er, July 62 ;to G2, the corn market
scored slight-additional gains.
' Oats startofl'-Urichanged to cents
higher, July' 31 'to 35 and later hard
ened a little nibre.
Provisions were a trifle firmer in
lino with hog -values. - ;
STATE CONVENTION
At the regular meeting of Medford
post No. IB of the American Legion
last night, the following delegates were
elected to the state convention which
will be held the latter part of next
month: Elmer Wilson, A. J. Crose, C.
Y. Tengwald, Paul McDonald. Alter-
note delegates elected were Tom
Swem, Bon Hilton, Georgo Gates and
Calph Cowgili:
A detailed report of tho "Days of '49
Celebration" was mado by Seoley Halt,
chairman of "the committee, and it
showed that the post cleared $158.65,
which will clear up practically all of
the debts of -the post and place the
post on a guod sound financial basis.
Pimples Keep
Young Mm
Down!
They" Mult Women. Too. a Posxlot .
How S. S. S. Stop Skin
Eruption! Potitirely.
PlmplM and akin rupttons hurt a
price, you pay for every pustuje,
black-head and pimple on your face.
Pimples produce prejudice and prevent,
prosperity. Your heart may be cold..
s. 8 6. vrm ma
I the Crnthlas !
p.e Calamity.
bin who wants to kiss eruption! T
Pimply men don't look like tha owner
of anything. Pimply women, too, are
puxslcs, with no prospects and rl
power. Young men and women, here's
tho positive way out rhyslcs and
PurRatlves will fall What you need
Is a sclontlfio blood-cleanser. 8. 8. 8.
Is ono of tho most powerful destroyers
of Wood Impurities. You can prove thla
In n short time. S, 8. 3. has been
. p.-isSkXl on by a Jury- of millions of peo
ple lust lika yuursolf. It Is cor.nldered
ono of Die most poworfut vegetable
lto.d-purlflera nnd flcsh-bullders In
existence. That'! why you hear of so
many underweight people putting on
lost flesh In a hurry, why you hear of bo
many rheumatics bclntt freed from thla.
aeourco, with 8. 8. S. Start todaywllh
P. 8. 8. and aoa your faca clear and
your sklrv got ruddier, your flesh
flrmr. It will glvs you a booat Inyoar
career. 8. 8. 8. la told at all aru(
stores, in two eHee. - The lars aaa .
la the mora economical. .
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ST. PAUL, Miitn., June 21. Returns
from Minnesota's state wide' primary
Monday were sufficiently nr,ar comple
tion today.,.to show Mrs. Anna Dickie
Olesen far in the lead of Thomas Mol
irhnn . her neiLi-eat" (Hiiinnpnt'. fnr thei
democratic nomination for United
Ktates senator. . ., . . .
Frank B. Klogan, junior senator
from Minnesota and one of, President
Harding's stalwarts in the senate, who
was renominated in the republican pri
mary over Ernest Lundeen, will face
the political barrier with Mrs. Olesen
next fall along with Henrik Sliipsted,
the farmer-labor nominee.
The first woman to sit in congress
MIse Jeannette Rankin came out of
the northwest when Montana voters"
sent he; to the lower house in 1916.
Whether the northwest will give the
senate its first woman member will
be answered at the polls in Minnesota
next November. . ,
Miss Grace F. Kaerscher of Orton
ville was the republican nominee for
clerk of the. supreme court. Governor
J. A. O. Preus and other state of I'Icials
were nominated. .. ' .
FRENCH POETESS FOUND
GUILTY KILLING SPOUSE
PARIS, June 21 (By Associated
Press). Madame Mario Bessarabe,
poetess and playwright, was. ,, found
guilty today of the premeditated mur-
jutJi- ut iter - uubuunu, ueurges, waose
uuuy was lounu conceaiea in a trunK.
at Nancy, two years ago... The court
I found there were extenuating circum
stances. i
Her daughter by her first husband,
who also was on trial, was found not
guilty,.. ., u ; . . V
At the Rialto - -'.,)'
. Heiene , Chadwick and Richard Dix
are stars again, in "Yellow Men and
Gold," which is at the Kialto theater
this week opening today. They have
been together in a number of Goldwyn
pictures, "Scratcu My Back," "Danger
ous Curve Ahead," - "The Glorious
Fool" and others,
in the new picture, which Ib from a
Btory by Gouvorneur Morris, they ap
pear as a young author who lives in
San Mateo, and a girl, daughter of a
dead missionary, raised by a Chinese,
sea captain as his own.
A love story of much- appeal is
woven around this pair, with the story
flitting from San Francisco to the
South Seas. '
Duster LaMar at the organ and some
really good short films make the bill a
generous 0n6. : " ,- , '
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meal. Night shift starting Monday night, June 19th. Phone,
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