MTCPFORI) MAIL TRIBUME. fEDFOTlD, ; OREOOX. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 192:1
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LAW ENFORCEMENT
FLYING SQUADRON
An organization which hns for Its
j objoct tho creation of sentiment In
' favor of tho preservation of tho
eighteenth amendment and known as
tho Flylnu Suuadron Foundation
jj will hold a three-day meeting at the
First Christian church brKinnlng
i' next Saturday. Meetings will ho hold
nt 2:30 In the afternoon and 7:30 at
V. night. All theso meetings will be
' true to the public.
V' There are five speakers with the
' siiuadron. each one a specialist in his
Jllno. Hon. Frank S. negan. lawyor,
cartoonist and tax expert, who. has
been on tho lyceum nnd chnutauqua
platforms for 28 years, will be the
flint speaker on Saturday afternoon
' at .2.30. He will speak again at
.' night. Hev. Fred W. Corbett. who
. hud tho degree, of LL.D. conferred
upon him by an eastern university
for special work performed In his
. line, will also speak Saturday iifter
noon and night. Mr. Hcgan is eald
to bo a charming speaker and while
' ho draws cartoons both serious and
'"comic, his main address will be di
rected to prove that taxes arc much
"too high two-thirds too high, he
r. claims. Ho says that tho tax burden
" Is not equally divided und that the
big cities are filled with rich tax
dodgers whom the ordinary laws
seem powerless to reach.
- On Sunday afternoon and night
James H'. Woeitendyke, constitutional
lawyor, who created a sensation in
New England four years ago with his
eloquence nnd his direct nppeal, will
bo tho speaker. - Mr. Woertendyke
will hold a law-enforcement confer
ence following his afternoon address.
At night the churches will Join In a
union meeting to hear Mr. Woerten
ddyke. On Monday afternoon and night,
Hon. Oliver W. Ktewurt, who has been
heard here before, will- speak. Mr.
Stewart has spoken in many of the
great capitals of Europe nnd In every
city -of importance . in tho United
StateH. He will discuss the political,
ethical and . scientific phases of the
eigUeenth amendment and prohibi
tion Mey. Norma C. Brown, who has
spoken more than 1200 times during
the-present tour of tho squadron, will
also speak Monday afternoon nnd
Monday afternoon and night. Miss
Brown was chnplaln of the Illinois
senate when she was 21 yearn old.
W'hllo In the university she helped to
win several oratorical contests and is
regarded as nn orator of remarkable
ability and polish. While on this tour
with the squadron speakers, she has
traveled from coast to const nnd from
the Great Lakes to tho ClulC of Mex
ico. , .
WHtn the squndron reaches Mod
ford it will have been on tho road
Ail days, during which time it hns
visited 42 states. ' : The speakers take
no days off except Christmas. , They
speak twice each day and oftenlinies
throo times on Sunday. . Besides, they
.frequently address Chambers of Com
merce, luncheon clubs, business men's
organizations and high schools.
Mrs. Rus.-iiino Carter, county super
Intendent, Ml Friday evening to at
tend n meeting on Saturday at Port
land of tho O. 8. T. A. executive com
mittee of which she is a member.
Superintendent Churchill met with
the committee, .Plans were discussed
for establishing n Teachers' Place
ment burenu under the auspices of
tho-O. S. T. A., but It was decided
that further Investigation was neces
sary. Mrs. Carter returned to Jack
sonville on Monday morning.
WITH ENMITY 10
U. S.
Mrs. Cnrter nnd Miss Ilurr wero
Invited guests at a houso pnrty given
by Mr. and Mrs. Cleorge Brown of
Butte Creek on Friday night, Febru
ary ICth, In their now home. They
wero assisted in entertaining by Miss
Frances Oreb, the teacher. About
00 guests enjoyed tho evening's enter
tainment, consisting of patriotic num
bers by tho school children, music,
readings, stereoptlcon views and
games. Delicious refreshments were
served and .the guests departed at a
late hour wishing tho Browns many
years of happiness In their new home.
The national week of song, Febru
ary 18 10 24, Inclusive, is being ob
served In somo communities of Jack
son county. Tlio purposes are to
awaken the singing spirit nnd set
all America singing; to cultivate a
tusto for songs of the better sort: to
bring people together in their various
communities nnd to develop tho com
munity spirit. .
6 KILLED IN RAIL
ELMIRA. N. ?., Feb. 20. Six per
sons were killed In a train wreck to
day on tho Lehigh Valley railroad at
SummerCleld, Pa., about ten miles
south of Tonawandn, Pa. The re
ported dend are: William Hham
berger of Enslon, Pa., an engineer;
John Nodolin, Easton. Pa.; O. L. Car
ver of Athens, Pa., engineer; O. W.
McDanlels of Athens, Pn., trainman
Oeorgo Casper of Athens, Pa., fire
man, and James Fox of Soyrc, Pa.
a traveling fireman.
Tho Applegato zone meeting held
Its second meeting of tho school yenr
at Applegato on Saturday, tho 17th.
Kcndlug circle books nnd penman
ship were discussed at the morning
session. Miss Lottie Montgomery of
the V'nlontown school led in a dis-
cuRslon of transportation of pupils in
rural districts. At noon the ladles of
Applcgate served a chicken dinner
which was thoroughly enjoyed by all
those present. During tho afternoon
Ethel Pursel and Lois Kwayno gave a
folk dance, their teacher. Mm. Pursel
of the Wulkius school, whistling the
music. Mr. K A. Moss, county club
leader, presented plans for the spring
time club work. Edith Kubll and
Elizabeth Burr gave brief reports of
tho 1022 O. S. T. A. Judge Watson
of Cold Hill gnvo an interesting ad
dress on "The History ot Southern
Oregon." This was followed by a talk
on the county unit plan of scnool a.-,
ministration as it applies to rural dis
tricts by .Mr. K. C. Browne of ltoguo
Hiver. Mrs. Edna Allen, chairman,
presided. In addition to tho teachers
present, 'several' putrons of Huch and
of ApplVgate Were in 'attendance, ,
The Howard ; school, Miss Gladys
Mandeville, teacher, will have a pa
triotic program on tho evening of the
twenty-second. .
linen will 1 observe Washington's
birthday on Wednesday by having a
program and a community. meeting on
that afternoon.
Schools are allowed a half holiday
on Thursday, Februury 22.
There will be no zone meeting In
the county on February the 24th. Tho
enst zone meeting formerly sched
uled for that date, has been post
poned one week nnd will meet in
stead on Saturday, March 3, at Eaglo
Point. . ..
XASHVII.I.E. Tenn.. Fen. 20. !
John Royal Harris, president of Cum-j
berland university nnd vice-president
of the nntiontU reform association.!
hero today, issued a statement reply-j
ing to Bishop Thomas F. Oallor'g ser-
mon In Washington In which the
minister was quoted as Baying that
"reformers and lawbroakers seem to
be in conspiracy to bring the law
into disrepute." j
Ir. Harris said: "With equal truth
it can be said that reformers, law-
breakers and Bishop Oailor are
bringing the law into disrepute. He I
has persistently spoken against pro-,
amnion anil tnereny given, niucn uiu
nnd comfort to Its enemies.
"Most lawlessness today is un
doubtedly due to the enemies of pro
hibition, who lawlessly drink and deal
in liquor nnd deliver speeches ngalnst
mis law nna us entorcement."
GUY BATESPOSi
AT PAGE THEATRE
Oeo. Hunt, manager of the Page
theater, makes an announcement of
more, than ordinary Interest to motion
picture patrons. He rather proudly
announces the Richard Walton Tully
super production, "Omar the Tent
Maker," to open a four days engage
ment at tho Paso theatre tomorrow nt
1:30.
This is onn of tho most interesting,
colorful and nllsorljing productions
that the screen has to offer. Mr.
Hunt was asked pointedly what he
paid to run this feature. Ho did not
answer, but his habitually pleasant
Binlln did n fade-out!
Guy lining Post, whoso excellent
work in "The Musquorader" made a
tremendously fnvorablo Impression In
this city when it was shown at tlft
Page, is also starred In "Omnr the
Tent Maker." Mr. Post is not only a
finished artist, but Is artistically one
of the screen's biggest assets.
As an Judication of the fidelity of
Richard Wnlton Tulley's productions
an isolated instance may be stated.
Mr. Tully spent more than threo
months searching nbout for the neces
sary types lor tills production. He
wanted distinct types, not counterfeits
and he got them. And ns many addi
tional scenes nnd situations were re
quited In the film production, Mr.
Tully ' had his research department
hitting on all six for a long period be
fore he consented to make one shot
of the forthcoming prdilticllon, which
is teiiortcd to bo one of the biggest
elements in the making of screen his
tory. An added attraction on the new bill
is. the first of the new series of
"Leather Pushers," entiled "Young
King Cole". Reginald Denny will be
seen in the role of "Kid Roberts" and
Hayden Stevenson as the wise-cracking
manager, tho same duo that car
ried the first series to Buccess.
The School Masters' club and tho
Jackson County Athletic association
will hold a Joint meeting next Satur
day, February 24th, at Hoguo Hiver,
beginning nt ten o'clock. Mrs. Fer
guson, county superintendent of
Klamath county, will bo one of the
spenkcrs nnd will discuss tho county
unit systom of school administration
as It is working out In Klamath coun
ty where it has been adopted.
Teachers and nil others who are In
terested from over the county are
invited to hear this address which
will bo given at 1:15 o'clock.
Mrs. Ferpuson will also speak on
this Piinio suhjft''t on Friday night ot
Mortfnrd library nt oiht o'olnrk.
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Just put two Shredded Wheat Biscuits in
a small saucepan add salt and enough water
to cover the bottom of the pan; stir and boil
- until thick. Then serve with milk or cream.
Or, to, retain the crispness of the oven'
baked shreds of whole wheat, merely pour
hot milk or cream over the biscuits. '
Either way you'll find Shredded Wheat a
nourishing, bracing set-up for the day ahead.
Shredded Wheat is 100 J whole wheat,
ready-cooked and ready-to-eat. A per
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day. Serve it simply with milk or cream,
or topped with berries or fruits. Con
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bowel movement. It is salt-free and un
sweetened you season it to your taste.
Triscuit is the Shredded Wheat Cracker
a real whole-wheat toast. Try it with
butter, soft cheese or marmalades.
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Holt 8corina Again
For the second time within a short
period, Jack Holt, star, appears in an
adaptation of a popular Peter 13. Kyne
fcimy, .Making a Man," which will
be on view at the Page theatre last
times tonight.
Sea Thriller Tomorrow
"Ebb Tide," a picturo version of
Robert Louis Stevenson's South Sea
story, coming to the Rlalto tomorrow
for a four days run, was taken on
land, on the water and under tho
wnter.
Scenes nn land Included tho water
front nt Papeete, Tahiti, at night, a
scene which required the transporta
tion of sufficient electrical equipment
to light a town of ten thousand per
sons. On the water thoro was a dramatic
scene in which a 330-foot schooner
was burned. And also on the surface
ono sees the beginning of a Btrenuous
fight with nn octopus by I. Ma Lee antl
James Kirkwood, which Is the bit?
punch of tho story.
The octopus fight and scenes of
pearl diving ore continued under
water through the use of a diver in a
diving suit and a diving bell holding
the cameraman.
"Fools First" at Rialto
Marshall Xeilan's "Fools First," tho
attraction which closes a three days
run at the Hlalto theatre tonight is
charmingly free from the stereotyped,
and true to life.
Persons who like good drama will
like "Feols First." It is a big produc
tion, In every sense of the word, and
everyone connected In any capacity
with its making is a prima facie ex
pert in his or her line.
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