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ASHLAND. April 28. Governor
Walter M. Pierce, Sam Kozer, secre
tary of state, J. A. Churchill, state su
perintendent of public instruction, ox
offido members of the board of re
gents; Frank A. Miller, or Albany; c.
L. Sturr of Portland: K. K. Bragg of
Salem, George Hartnmn of Pendleton,
Frank liryant of Moro; and J. II. Ful
ler of Ashland, visited a number of
proppective sites for the Southern ore
Bon Normal in Ashland yesterday. The
decision has not been announced. The
distinguished visitors, with Mayor O.
H. Johnson, Ci. A. Rriscoe, superin
tendent of schools, County Judge
llarlzell, O. H. billings, E. V. Carter,
Senator George V. Dunn, Mrs. D. Per
ozzl and W. J. Moore were served an
informal luncheon at the Hotel Ash
land. ' Monday evening, Governor
Pierce, accompanied by J.' II. Fuller
and others attended the opening of the
Pioneer Museum at .. Jacksonville,
where the governor war principal
speaker. Yesterday he was principal
upoaker at the Korum luncheon of the
Auhland chamber. The governor was
greeted by the larget nsumber ever in
attendunco ut a forum luncheon and
received an ovation when he stated
that the Southern Oregon Normal and
the Eastern Oregon Homo for tho ln
r,ano would ho built, no matter if the
sourco of revenue was referred to the
people. "The money would bo found
somowhere,". said the governor, "the
referendum would only delay the mut
ter for a fow nonlhs." Satisfaction
was expressed as to Ashland as a site
for the school. He told of hlB. happi
ness when he found It .would be possi
ble to sign the hill, nnd of the prob
lems In financing tho measure which
were to bo solved District Forest
Hanger 'Granger explained the purpose
of American Forest Week and the
campaign of education necessary to
awaken peoplo to the mennco of for
est fires, and their prevention. A
resolution condemning the action of
taking a referendum on the bus bill
passed by the last legislature was
passed by tho members at the forum.
t was announced that tho speaker at
Monday noxt's forum woujd be Paul
Clugstone, western mnhager of the U.
S. Chamber of Commerce.
I- At the meeting of tho Upper Vnlley
Development League Monday night, u
number of Ashland business' men
were speakers. A. C. Joy In president
of tho leuguo, nnd In opening told of
tho nlniB of the organization and what
it had already accomplished. Fred
j HomoB followed, asking that farmers
and business men cooperate In making
i the invostnicnt Just made In irriga
tion, bring results, C, II, Plorco adT
vocatod building up the products that
urg so well adapted to this region. V.
O. N. Smith emphasized development
of tho section- and J. W. McCoy con
gratulated the residents of the Upper
Valley upon the organization effected
and its purpose. : Henry Enders also
congratulated tho district on this for
ward looking movement. Arthur Fos
ter was Inst speaker and told of condi
tions in tho middle west and of a con
certed effort to be made to sell fruit
lii the states which are fruitless com
paratively. E. T. Staples also spoke.
Tho ladles of , tho league served re
froBhmontu at the close of the meet
ing. . ,.
The senior play "Duiey," will bo put
on the lust of tho woek It is announc
ed. Miss Frances Frntor will direct
and Miss Esther Counter will be busi
ness manager. Caryle Van Dyke. Ri
ley Plttenxer, (lalus Crosby, Hubert
Wright, Marian Leach. Thelma Per
ozzl. George Francis llarron, Orvllle
Hall, Kenneth Hnbson, George 'V. Gll
lett, nnd Edwin Freeman complete the
cast. ' . . ' '
. The Ashland Music Study club held
Its April meeting In tho parlors of tho
Ashland public library Monday even
ing with Mrs. J, H. Fuller presiding.
"My Long Llfo In Music," by Leopold
Auor was tho subjoot for the hook re
view In the .hands of Mrs. C. W How
ell, woh was assisted by Mi' Fred
Noll, Mrs. Hay Dlx, Mrs. I' N. Wood
sido, Mrs. E.,A. Woods and Mrs. Wes
ton Henry. Those named on the pro
gram gavo a very comprehensive re
view of the llfo, work,, and influonce
o ftho greut violinist. A vivid picture
was painted of his strugglos and tri
umphs and of his frlondshlos with
othor musicians nnd somo of his fu-
moUB pupils camo In for a meed of
npprocintlvo praise. A number of
beautiful rocords woro given during
evening anu at mo close. At the busi
ness mooting Miss Imoeenn WAllnciv
Mrs. E. A. Woods nnd Mrs. Olklns
woro named as a program committee
nnii aiiss Ulancho Hicks. Mrs. C. V.
noweu, Mrs. E, A. Woods as nomln
ating committee. 1 The May moetlnir
marks close of tho work of th
club, which mny be accounted as very
nurin wnuo ana or a vory considerable
inriuence In tho community. At the
next meeting tho officers for the en
suing year wll be e ootort.
. ft. Mowat Is renorted .Hnn.lv
in in a noapual In San Francisco. Mr.
mount was very 111 for month, ni-lnr
to tho trip undertaken some little time
since, t.y Mr. nnd Mrs. Mowat. in the
nopes of benef ttimr Mr. itrmvnt'.
neann. They left here to visit n son
jiiii .mowiu, in snn Francisco, ex
pecting to visit a number of California
points. The news of the gravity of
ir. Aiowat s illness la a matter of se-
lous concern to tho host., of friend.
who will await better news anxiously.
Louis H. Fnhl, n resident of Pool...
view district passed nwnv at hi. Iio.ii-
uui home this mornlmr. nuerl .Itiv.
ureo years and nine- months. Mi-
Fnhl was horn in Chicago. The' fnm-
lly came rn Ashland about a year and
nnir ago. purchasing tho nresent
home In llellvlew. where manv friend.
hnvo been made. Ho is survived by his
wife nnd three children one daughter
and two sons; Miss Frances Fahl nnd
ouls Fnhl of Ashland and l-hnrliu.
'iihl nf Portland, who arrived this
morning. Funeral services will be
eld In tho limine Fiinenil rhnnl m
o'clock Thursday.
BAPTISTS MEET
IN ASHLAND FOR
ASHLAND, April 29. Announce
ment is made that the Rogue River
Buptist association will hold its 49th
annual session here today and to
morrow. Each church is allowed
four delegates with additional ones
according to tho membership. It is
expected 'that there will be repre
sentatives from every Baptist church
in tho vnlley. Visiting delegates will
bo furnished lodging nnd breakfast
in the locul homes, Supper is serv
ed every evening at six o'clock by
the local church. A splendid pro
gram is outlined for the two days'
session, with Dr. W. T. Milllken. the
Kev. f. H. Loach, the Rev. A. B.
Kcese, Dr. O. C. Wright, tho Rev
erends W. W, Duvls, M. a. Bentley,
J. L. Whirry, J. C. Orr, C. F. Mo
"her. M. S. Waadworth and the
Messrs. Elton Waldron, Aubrey G.
Smith and E. J. Dodson; the Mcs
damcs M. R. .Britten, li. K. Hackett
and Miss Louise Hunderun are
among the speakers for the sessions
of the association. Morning nnd
afternoon sessions will bo held at. tho
I. O. O. F. ball and tho evening ses
sions at the Presbyterian church. j
. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Good have as
house guest Miss Jane C. Evans of
Portland, Maine, who is spending a,
fow days in Ashland. Miss Evans I
has been making an extensive tour
of the United States and is on her
return home.
The Hoy. , F. Gordon Hart of
Grants Pass, accompanied by Mrs.
Hart and Mrs. Cramer were In Ash
land Sunday morning. Mr. Hart oc
cupied the pulpit of the Presbyte
rian church. The Itev. J. Ci Morg
lor preached the morning sermon to
the congregation of the Presbyterian
church of Grants Pnss. Mr. Morgler
was accompanied by Mrs. Mergler.
.. T, C Newby has . been very ill at
his home on Terrace street, with a
serious attack of heart trouble. Mrs.
Sadie Strattor had a slight operation!
at tno community hospital Friday.
She s making a good recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Miller expect
ed to return today to their home on
Church street. .They hnvo been at
tho, home of their daughter, Mrs. J.l
E. Gowland in Bcllvlcw for some'
time, while Mr. Miller was recu
perating from tho llu.
Members of the street Improve
ment committee, T. H. Simpson; F.
O. Swedenburg, F, R. Morrill, G. W.
McNubb, o. H. Rose and Millard
Orubb sent out a letter relative to
definite lines In street improvement
and asking that suggestions bo sent,
thchi us how best to obtnin results'
In tho matter f painting, new awn
ings, 'fomovni of unattractive Blgns
and tho better window display. Ideas
are asked In refcrenco to tho value
of this effort. ;
The Christian Endeavor of the
Presbyterian church will give "their
annual May day breakfast Friday
morning from seven to eight O'clock.
This hrenkfust Is prepared by tho
girls of the organization nnd they
will servo a very satisfactory break
fast' for a nominal price. Last year
a delightful breakfast was served
with the Junior room filled with op
Iireciativo guests.
Mrs. Ada Wallace Unruh spokd to
a union meeting of the Methodist
anu Presbyterian churches Sundn
evening In behalf of tho Children
I-arm Homo at Corvollls. Her sub
Ject was "Our Duty to the Depen
ueni lllllo.
Mrs. Grace II. Chamberlain. Mrs
l". K. Hammond. Mrs. C. E. Pell
Mrs. Gordon MacCracken. Mrs. Graco
is. Andrews. Mrs. L. A. Roberts. Mrs.
t- A . w oods, Mrs. Weston Henry
were' anfliig ' t h'cje ' attending 'he
southern Oregon district federation
of women's clubs at Roguo River
from tho Civic Improvement club of
Ashland; Mrs. A. C. Joy. Mrs. W. C.
Jnckftin und a number of others
from the Upper Valley Community
club, MrB. Glusgow, Mrs. Mabel Rea
chart and Mrs. ,Wm. Glenn were
npiong those from the Valley View
Community elirt), which has recently
affiliated with the federation. Tho
Coleman Creek club was well repre
sented as was the Talent Commu',
nlty club. There were representatives
from the Greater Medford club and
the Costume Culture club of Med
ford and from the different federat
ed clubs of the district. The pro
gram as published was carried out
with , but fow changes, the place of
Mrs. Saldie Orr-Dunbur being filled
by Miss Grace Chamberlain. The ;
iiuice oi meeting tor next year will
be Roseburg; the Invitation from
that city being accepted. The de
lightful hospitality of the Rogue
River Improvement club was very
much appreciated by the more than
one hundred and fifty visitors present.
. 3i ....
O
HUSBAND MISSING SO
E
The first divorce suit in five weeks
and two days was filed in the clrouit
court Tuesday. Before the .divorce
drouth, 23 divorce notions had been
filed tho first ton weeks of this year.
Victoria Harris Bartman asks sep
aration from Wesley Bartman. charg
ing desertion. - They wero married at
Stockton, Calif., April 23, 1923. and
the complaint ullcges that, on May 1,
1923. the groom departed and his
present whereabouts is unknown.
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r mday Jb
av juav uance
' at the ELKS TEMPLE, Medford
,veningj
BENEFIT
CRATER LAKE TEMPLE BAND
(D. 0. K. K.) ' ' -
All members and. friends of both organizations invited to attend. Tickets
for couples, $1.10, including war tax. '
Another delightful, evening at the ELKS' CLUBHOUSE. ' - . ..
Another opportunity to show your appreciation of good band music and
to help support the musical organization that is spreading the fame of Med
ford and Crater Lake National Park. - ;
HKmuMnti
Vorweak
-down l
Condition
LONDON. April 27. The Earl of
Ralfour toduy Joined the Brtllsh cab
inet, being appointed .president of
the council In succession to Maraula
TTHE DOOR of opportunity flintrs
nmo na iiuriuis only to the man
Who is up and doinp who is filled
with pep and punch with rich, red
blood tingling through his system.
Moum" size obstacles dwindle to
ant hills nnd ambitions become ac
complishments to these sort of men.
Where is tho employer who seeks
the man who is physically run-down?
i no man without stamina to with-
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1,yc"i5,c8C"rr?inf? worId ot business?
b.S.b. is the long established nnd
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