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Q SfEDFORP' aaiTC TRIBUNE, MEDFOffD, OQREUONT, TITUft.'OAY, MAY 21, 1925 PAGE TEN Pretty College Girls Study on Own for Degree of P. M. CALL ATTENTION LOCAL MOTORCYCLE ENTHUSIASTS WILL READY FOR TRIP -TO KLAMATH FALLS TO LATEST LAWS E The Attention of city water users Is called to tho following section of ordinance now In effect. Sec. 1 Each 6000 square feet or lens with house, having one kitchen and occupied by one family with or without bath, toilet and sink, $1.75. Koch additional family or kitchen, 91.00. Sec. 6. All extra area of either luwn or garden in excess of 5000 square feet adjoining or used in con Junction with any residence shall be charged at the rate of ten (10) cents per hundred square feet or frac tion thereof which rharne shall be payable June 1st, each year. If said amount Is not paid It shall be come delinquent and In case it Is not paid tho water for the balance of the year shall bo shut off not only upon the area In excess of G000 square feet, but also upon the resi dence to which It Is adjacent or ap purtenant. Sec. 10. On tho failure of nny owner or consumer to comply with the rules and regulations hereby established an a condition to the usa of city water, or to pay the rates hereby established on or before fix I teen (15) days after the same comes due, the water supply to any such owner or consumer shall be shut off by suld city without notice, until such time an payment is made of the amount duo, together with tho sum of one dollar (11.00) addi tional as penalty for the expense of turning the same off. flee, 17. Water will not be fur nished, except through meter to any premises where there are defective or leaking pipes, faucets, closets, or other fixtures or whero there are water closets, or urinals without self closing valvos, and when such leak age or other 'defects are discovered, the water shall bo turned off by the city until repairs are made. All tanks are required to Imvo self-action float valves. Sec. 18. Consumers ahnll keep nil pipes and faucols on their respective premises in repair nt their own ex pense and will be held liable for any leakage. and all damage which may result from their failure to do so. One but has to visit tho Snnpp show grounds of an evening and see tho hundreds of patrons that visit Prof. Wilkltm' freak animal exhibit nightly and draw his own conclusions as to the merits of this interesting and educational attraction. It merely goes to show that the world has not gone as Jusms cruzyts we are led to believe, and that fpTka still will patronize Interesting and ed ucational exhibitions. lJrof. Wllklns has spared no time and expense in making his exhibitions a well worth one. He has on exhibition wild and do mesticated freak' animals from all parts of tho universe. There will be seen the six legged cow, the two leg ged cow that walks upright like a hu man, the eight legged colt, twice as frisky as a four legged one, the two headed calf and hundreds of other freaks. Quite n number of tho local motor cycle riders are very anxious to ride In the devil's saucer and "Cannon Hull" Bell has decided to have nn amateur night. The night for the local riders will be Friday. The fol lowing riders are entered: E. J. liun dy. Al. A. Knold, Kd Ktanwoud, Dutch Coogln and L. P. Croosln. Medford Rotary Club News EUGENE VISITED BY LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD tf 1 r if -i I 1 CtMTVftl OLCME MAURINE. FlSHEQ &U0E Frances Robeson, Eureka, 111.; Blanche Rude, Rantoul, 1)1. 2nd Maurine Fisher, three of the prettiest students at Eust'Ka Col lege, decided there should be more to college life. They toonT'tip the practical study of housework, cooking meals, marketing,' house cleaning, laundrying, entertaining guests. Theft, to. make their ex perience complete, they "adopted" a baby. Now they claim the de gree of F. M. Practical Mother. Tuesday's Hotary lunch opened with a bang, everybody ready to go. It was one of tho best attended luncheons since the new president. Carl Swlgnrt, took office. Tho only absent members wore Dan Cole, Vol ney Dixon, Art Huhhs and Windy Vincent, tho electric wizard. We had with uh the visiting ilotnrlan, 1 A. Elliott, of Salem. ' "Kirk" Klrkpatrick chairman of tho entertainment commit leu sprung) quite a surprise on the boys and i Bave them a real treat, part of which j was a violin duct by Edward Hoot I nnd "Shorty" Miller. Thy played a sweet little ballad, entitled "They Tried to Attach My Hank Account," 'composed by Shorty. Next on the bill was a talk from Hob Kuhl, which was the most 'interesting talk wo have had for some time, the subject being "How he supplies bis readers with current news, from all; parts of the world and Is able to, keep tho public posted on dally oc currences, through tho system of the Associated Press," of which Tho Mall Tribune Is n member. One thing that impressed tho writer most force fully, was Hob's frankness about the cost of this system, as most of our former speakers tried to Impurt to tho club how hard It whs to give good Bcrvlne and still show a profit. As r mat tor of fact, most of our cither speakers have lead us to be lieve their business always shows up In the "red." Hob is entitled to the medal. Tho aubject was brought up re garding tho members giving up one day a week in order that they might go out for a week end trip with tho Hoy Scouts. This was met with approval. There was abo a letter read from Carl V. Tengwald, local executive committeeman for the American he gion, request Ing that the Hotary dub go on record as Indorsing the move ment now on foot to raise funds for tho taking caro of orphans of the world war veterans, this being known as the American Legion En dowmcnt and Doernbachcr Hospital Maintenance Fund. Tho club wll llngly endorsed the movement and Is to appoint two members to aHslst In the drive, regardless of tho fact the Hotary club as a club, under their by-laws do not endorse nny movement of any kind, however in thin cae, they real hue tho value of this wonderful movement and worthy cause and gavo their full support Past President Hob Clancy, now president of the Chamber of Com morce called upon the members to donate their cars for the moving of the I. O. O. F. delegates from Ash land and return Wednesday p. m. This wus also heartily approved and supported by all members owning cars. Let there bo no one absent frtm luncheon next Tuesday for ''Kirk" )iu something better in' store for us, MA UK HANNA. The members of the school board of Medford, accompanied by J, A. Crose, member of the Medford city council, spent yesterday in Eugene, Inspecting the two new school houses here, and discussing school matters with Eugene officials and members of tho board here. Both the Itoose velt and the Wilson school houses wero thoroughly Inspected, and the visitors made notes on tho many fea tures of tho two structures. Tho city of Eugene Is fortunate to havo such excellent buildings, the visitors said, and was also lucky that satisfactory sites were found with no difficulty. At Medford tho selection of a school site was difficult nnd a large expense to the city. A new high school Is to be erected there soon. "Eugene can well bo proud of the new buildings." says O. II. Jones, clerk of this district, "for they nre already being studied by school of ficials from other districts as models'- Eugene Guard. program. The picture in entertain ment fit for every member of the household. Short Reels music adds to a program. and . Hetty Brown's thoroughly enjoyable The Shrine trek towards Klamath Falls begins Friday of this week, Hll alh Temple's ceremonial In that city to be held on Saturday, May 23. Sched ule of events includes business ses sion, 1:30 p. m.; parade, 2:30; first and third sections, 4:00; banquet, White Pelican Hotel, 6:00; second section, 7:30. The ceremonial program takes place at Scandinavian hall, Ninth and Walnut streets. Rooms for the patrol and officers of the temple have been reserved at the White Pelican. The executive committee, superintending affairs in general connected-with the ceremonial event, includes W. C. Van Kmun, Klamath Falls; T. H. Sompson, Ashland; Carl Tengwald, Medford; P. li. Herman, Grants Pass, A new departure at this ceremonial will be a drum and bugle corps, Klam ath Falls organization, supplementing the regular patrol contingent. Hoth of these organizations, including rank and file, include 40 men. The tem ple Is equipping them with brand new uniforms, preliminary to the trip to Los Angeles early in June. The Crater Lake Shrine club, of Klamath Falls, is attending to all the major details, in a local way, as apply ing to rarange meats. The ladies are not invited to attend this ceremonial, the wording of the in vitations being that "The temple has got to economize in order to send tho patrol to Los Angeles." GOOD WILL The Good Will of a Customer Is a Valuable A.set GOOD "WILL is acquired from GOfSERVICE. GOOD SERVICE is obtained through CO-OPERATION. CO-OPERATION ' is working iu harmony. First National Bank Medford, Oregon ' United States Depositary The Screen Hy Ye Press Agent, Vox Inferno" Is Ilmiitlfiil. Tlin Wlllliiin liir mot Inn n let 11 10. made from Danti-'s celebrated clas sic, "Inferno." closes a very success ful three days engagement at the Itlallo theatre tonight. This pro duction seems to have a lion's share of attributes which popularize a film. It Is eye-filling nnd Imaginative and contain some extremely high spots of exiiling drama. Perhaps tho pic tures greatest appeal is its weiru, photographic beauty. Hcnrv Otto, whn directed, has seen fit to stick more closely to his text tnan some other directors work- in ir on lltci'fiiv rliissli's hnvo been bnnwn In (In IIIk iih ( nv U'llH tt thn scenario man's?) to select such cpl-j sides from the great "inrerno alle gory as make the best motion pic tures has been well dono. The di rection is entirely worthy of so im portant a subject. ltKllu-lmiH "iriincliitiinntnllflts" need bnvn nn fours Hint thnlr hell has been mls-represonted. Kor six con- J nines name's iicu tins neen a mourn tiuon which conceptions of tho 111- fi'inal regions have been built. The film has simply translated Dante's , vlMlnn Intii terms 11 f tho screen. A ' modern story dramatically told, bal-j anccs the in revno sequences wun uno effect. Pauline Starke, llalph Lewis, .loser Swlckard and William Scott head the cast. WcKtorn VHm nt Cmtorhm. tho eye, "Tho Orent Divide," at the Hunt's Craterlan theater this wock flnvini- nft tomorrow for .the legiti mate attraction "So This. Is Lon don") is to bo commended. 1 action, or much of it. takes place along tho rim of tho Painted Desert In Arizona, and competent photog- rapny mis nepiciea a inna i charm. One lacks words adequately to describe the painted Desert shown in this film. The story, a western romance that Is thornuKhly clean entertainment, lias to ilo with Kuth Jordan of a New Kr.Kland family, who, left by her brother and his wife alone on a ranch on the rim of the desert, lf attacked nt night by three drunken ranchers. One, Stephen Client, pays with n string of nuggets for her freedom, when she promises to ac company him to his mlno as his wife, A run over tho cast reveals one potent reason why the picture is well done. Such names as Alice Terry, Conway Teiirlet Huntley Uordon. Zasii Pill!. VuUac Iteery grace any FOK INACTIVT. KIDNEYS When the kidneys are In need of a Rood flushing take KOLKV PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys. They promptly and effectively fush tltP kidneys, increase their activity Ititft peasant relief. Inidou Taylor, Dorchester, Iowa, writes: "I can truth fully nay that KOI.KV Pll.l.S are the )PHt 1 ever used. 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