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COCKTAIL
Crab
RELISH
Chilled Hearts of Celery
Stuffed Mangoes
' SALAD
Franklin Special
SOUP
Chicken, a la Renie
v t . , ENTREES
? ' ' Baked Virginia Ham, Southern Stylo
y Baked Domestic Duck, Baked Apple '
Steamed Breast of Chicken, au Natural
' Minced Chicken, Green Peppers on Tea Biscuits
f ROASTS
J. Roast Young Orgeon Turkey, Celery Dressing and Cranberry Sauce
v ' Leg of English Mutton, Pan Gravy
i' VEGETABLES
, Baked or Mashed Potatoes Creamed .Asparagus Tips
f DESSERT
i Pumpkin and Mince Pio - English Plura Pudding
i , Raspberry Shcrbcrt, Nuts
. , ( DRINKS ,
Coffco j Tea
After Dinner Mints
Milk
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SPECIAL FRUIT CAKE
ICE CREAM
For your Thanksgiving dinner, something on the
order mother used to make; filled with"-Raisins and
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.with the same wonderful goodies like mother used in
her Thanksgiving Fruit Cake; all the costly Fruits
and Nuts in ample abundance.
The price is no higher than the regular ice cream
in brick form, of which you may choose either.
. ( Order this NUTRITIOUS Ice Cream from your
dealer, or from the -
Jackson County Creamery
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PASTOR'S WIFE PUT
Boy Scout Movement
4 Article ,No. 3
s
COLCMDUa, Ohio. Nov. 25. Pros
ocutor John ft. King la convinced Ihnt
Mrs. Clnronce V. Shentsley, wife of the
pustor of Christ Evangelical Lutheran
Church, whose practically cremated
body was found In the furnace of the
pnrsonacpnt llcktry. November It. was
either murdered nlid crtst Irito the fur
nace, or that Bhe committed sUlelde
and was placed there by some one tVHo.
sought to cover up the act.
Just Where tlfese theories would
lead him today was not disclosed, lie
announced he would Interview a wo
man lit Llthopulls, who, the prosecu
tor said, had lunch with the Sheatsley
family on the day of the tragedy,
Minute search of the Sheatsley
home by Investigators yesterday
brought forth what Mr. King term
ed as "Important discoveries," ending
to show, he said, that the pastor's
wife was a victim of murder.
Brownish crimson stains, which may
prove to be human blood, were found
on a number ofartlcles, including a
table covering, on a pair of trousers,
and on a rug found in a vacant lot
near the house. It also was fund di
rectly above the furnace door.
Another find which Mr. King said
he considered Important, was a bottle
containing half an inch of crimson
fluid, which chemists declared ro
sembled human blood. Rod fingnr
prints on a clothes shute door In tho
cellar woro also discovered.
Tho Rev. Mr. Sheatsley, who with
his four children is at Paris, Ohio, vis
iting relatives In a telephone conversa
tion, declared the stains woro probably
rabbit blood, he having shot several
while hunting on Saturday before the
tragedy.
The minister, when Informed that a
bottle of poisonous acid, which author
ities Bald was miasing on the night of
the tragedy, from the modiclne cab
inet, had boen found in tho cabinet
yesterday, said ho was gjud that It had
been located.
The Rev. Mr. Sheatsley believes his
wife committed suicide by casting her
self into the furnaco after becoming
violently Instant, according to a state
ment he made to Mr. Kline last Wednesday.
ONE'S MENTALITY
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25. If you
havo a low brow it is no sign you are
one; neither can you lay claim to high-
kbrowism simply by possessing the
physical dimensions. The conclusion
that high brows and low brows are
no indication of rnentality or lack of
it was presented to an audience in a
lecture here last ntgrfc by Dr. Alex
Hrdllcka, curator of physical anthro
pology of the national museum.
"Long, narrow heads with high,
sloping forehead, "Dr Hrdllcka said,
are currently supposed to denote a
high intelligence and low, broad fore
heads with rounded cranlums are
similarly low degree of mentality.
This is absolutely a fallacy, and scien
tists are now convinced that such
oharacterlsts havo not bearing on a
man's mind."
The Screen
Norma Talmadgo In "Socrcta."
'Secrets." With Norma Talmade as
-the star comes to the Hunt's Ci'a-
terian tomorrow.
"Secrets" is well staged, well di
rected and expensively cast. But these
ore not the things which make It great.
Norma Talmadgo's acting raiBes the
production to a level of beauty and
poetry and excellence never before
attained upon the screen. In this pic
ture she fulfills the brilliant promise
of 'Smllln' Through" of nearly four
years ago. and far surpasses even that
scroen classic.
In" "Secrots" Miss Talmadge Is a
young girl of 18, a young wife of 23.
matron of 39, and a frail old gen
tlewoman of more than 70 years of
age. Tho play Is the story or ner love
for John Carlton, her husband. Tne
situations run all the way from light
comedy to tragedy; from melodrama
to society drama, and the settings ana
social backgrounds vary from English
provincialism to the log hut of a
struggling cattleman In Montana and
then to the drawing room of a wealthy
and titled socioty leader In mid-Vlc-
torlan London.
'Secrets" has been a stage success
In this country and in England lor
seven years.
The Malt Tilbuno has arranged (O
present ft htfl of articles which be
gan on Noveivier H, Mtving Informa-
i tlon concernlifi the lti' Hcouts of
America and 'of Medford, l.aOH tor
those artlclcs.lt you want to know thi
facts.
(Continued ' from' yrtrday's Mail
i Tribune, i
Tho Trail of tlio Hoy Sonuf.
Tho Boy Scout movement has pasrfj
ed till) CKporlmental singe. Thero may
be niedificafluns of It in tho futuro
looking to ovOn flK'ntor efficiency, hit
Its worth has been proven so effective
ly that hone needs to question Its be
ing a national asset.
The scout has written his trail In the
open places of nature. Boys have hy
niens of scouting learned to know
naturo and to love It. The exercise
of body. mind, (ind soul has been In
the great out-of-doortl ne much as pos
sible. Healthful condition ro thus
supplied for the proposed exercise in
all the three fundamental lines.
In titts Homo
But the trail of the scout has also
been blazed in the home. Tho boy
who Is taught tflfl necessity of obe
dience in connection with tho things
he personally wanted to do cannot
help taking that lesson Into his homo
life.-' Ha Will more readily obey his
parents than befdi'e.
Havo you known boys that didn't
like to "wash behind tho ears?" There
have been some of these, though pr-
haps not In your home. The boy had
difficulty In understanding that tho
dirt he couldn't see was over evident to
others. When that boy has been
taught cleanliness by the scout meth
od you will ont have tn direct his at
tention to such unreached areas.
But more important yet is tho clean
liness of mind which tho scout learns
In his regular course Tho tost of pro
iniscous contact With boys who know
too much in tho Wrong way will not
be met among his fellow scouts. Clean,
right thinking Is constantly held be
fore the scout as a standard to pe
maintained. If by chance the oppo
site for a moment shows Its face the
frown of other scouts soon puts it to
flight and forbids Its reappearance.
Scouts do not bring tho, heads of
parents to shame and humiliation.
That is tho trail of the scout in the
homo. Kindness, cheerfulness, and
reliability taught In scouting Induce
a homo roflex that brings smiles of
happiness to parents' faces and
smooths the wrinkles from their
brows. . i
Invito school
The boy scout movement does not
aim to'assumo the responsibility of
either home of school for tho boy, but
to supplement and Intensify tho traip
Ing of both, in character formation.
Tho relation of tho scout movement
to the school Is one of the closest co
operation and mutual helpfulness. One
high school principal has described
scouting by spying: '"It has done
what no scheme has over done before
made the boy 4mvta learn."..,.. ..
Teachers," therefore, like . parents,
have an easier time was scouts. There
is no trouble about tho boy learning
when ho "wants to." All sorts of
method!) have been tried to make the
boy want to learn. Tho boy scout
method has come out of this same hu
man labratory and It Is an experiment
that has been successful This is the
trail of the scout In the school.
Tho Scout In the Church.
As we have shown In the previous
article, the scout movement is abso
lutely non-sectarian both in principle
and in' practice. But its program
provides recreational activities which
are easily adapted as an adjunct to
the work of the church and the Sun- 1
day school. It serves an important
need in keeping the hoy In contact
with the religious activities of nls own
church. He does not get the desire to
graduate so evident In growing boys.
Scouting does not specifically toacn
religion, but it docs both directly and
indirectly Inculcate those ideals which
will help boys to put in practivo every
day the religious faith which may be
theirs.
MOTHER
Viola bans at RlaKo,
"Open All Night," which opens to
day al tho Rlalto theater. Is said to
he something different In the lino
line of screon entertainment. It is
filled with humor and has a novel
story to tell. Viola Dana, Jetta Gou
dal, Adolpho Menjou and Raymond
Griffith aro featured .In the principal
roles.
Unique? That doesn't half describe
It. With an unusually entertaining
plot revolving abou the annual Six
Day Bike Race 'In Paris.
Viola Dana's piquant personality is
particularly fascinating In tho role of
the pampered wife. Opposite her, in
the role of tho too polished, too so
phisticated husband, is Adolph Men
jou.
A Spatt Family comedy. Interna
tional News and Vlach at the organ
are other features on the bill.
Quakes In Anatolia
LONDON, Nov. 26. Many towns In
Anatolia were shaken hy an earth
quake Sautrday night, says a dispatch
to the Dally Telegraph from Constan
tinople. The new railroad station at
ouchak was destroyed and consider
Watch Child's Tongue
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By his oath and Jvis training under
sco'Ut law every boy who enters the
movement dedicates himself to right
living, to the service of Coil, iind to the
brotherhood of man,
Tho Counter Allude
When a boy's mind' is occupied with
clean, appealing activities the doors
of It nro closed to temptations which
knock with desire to enter. The hard
est thing for parents and teachers to
combfli Is thnt insidious propaganda
of evil which the unoccupied boy picks
up. They can recognize It In his coun
tenance. In his growing retlcenco and
unresponsiveness. But it is beyond
reach. Ho will not talk it out.
., Tho boy scout movement has tho
preventative method and it has tho
counter attack of such conditions.
No greater thing for tho Medford of
tomorrow could be dono than to en
list nil of tho 450 eligible, boys of this
city In tho Boy Scouts of America. It
iB a nnme they will proudly assume
If tho people of Medford will proHJdo
tho means and ways. It Is Modforcl's
splendid opportunity to do this ns wo
will continue to tell you.
(To be continued tomorrow.)
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