Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 09, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texto o o o o o o o o rt ...... ... i O V. r O HfWOftTP MAIL TRTBTrSR MEPFOERT). ORTQoy. THURSDAY. PlftLY n, W'jr O TlOE THREE O (i 9 ' o o ; o o TODAY ON BONDS -FOR NEW SCHOOL . ASHLAND. July 9. (Social.) To-. day from 2 to. 7 P. M. is the date set for the electiSW determine If bonds in the sum of T105.000 for the con- struction of a new grade buildlrSand the remodeling of the Hawthorne' bulldinK as a junior high will be voted aTJieYdans call for an eiglit-ronnWiuild- V2U2L i.- i : .... iho grades, tho .use of tho present junior high as a grade build Ing, and the remodeling of Hawthorne1. 'f- aira M.rB-'' l ahew Jtini I19IW, It Is stated l?lnlnc,,,8' 1 that stockholder?' In WvarUi3 entfr- "r' Mrs. r rn ptWes within the city hy vte at the ',erozziJsJen,S " es within the cltv fihv vSte at ihe action. Q) 9 Ing of ftortland are in tlngpity, stop - jmiik v.i ine Bvw equina npruis "uiu. . Tfee KltORs lived 'nAshland lor g. some Time, MlfiVi Emma Keltlng being oneof tho cltij, teachers. Their hoigy -was onn3cenl; Drlve-.bui K-,uui'iiHur iues nM t 1 1 ... . u their home, goWK to Portia it here, where Miss Kclting taught. Mr. iu6 Mrs. O. Winter leave in the iornli!g for Bandona The VaSJel and Polk Inmlttks have already gone. Tbey tffl are aifticlpating a delightful vacation at Pantlon-by-the-Sea. 4 The recention tendereil the facultv & tllS Ashlnnrl Rnmmpr Rrhnnt nf Art by the Civic cluffand the Chamber ofuln wU1 ony newsraper reWesenta Commerce was a most saic'cessful af-1 tlvos the wheel. wW arrive. fair from tlnwiolnt ofOifPerest. of at- Tho Willys-Knight touring car loft tendance andMn entertnlnment. Mrs. ; Boston on' June 9 under pg-sorml GorAi MacCracken, president o the charge of "Slim" M'cjclten, Civh; club, welcomed the guests ofj'apermnn and stunt ilVfver. On to honor very haily and announced tlie'lhe istwnrd tho car hns been wing program, which ol(lkwitlChoi)ln's I' itsvay and winning the confl- iantasla Impromptu, flayed by Miss Tniogene Wallace, who responded, Eivlnc nnotllSr delightful selection, i.Aai1AI.inii al nuWtWers followed, "Slnsb. w . Smile, lumbar," efcy Gounod, niw H ,i'Absct.U. by Mctcalf, sung by Mrs. ' I2. Osfffith. er the musical pre lude, Mrs. MacCrackiQ introduced Superintendent G. A. Briscoe, presi- dent of the Chamber o Commerce, who greeted tho special guests and voiced th(iurpose of their beiag here. Miss BcUe Cady Whlto. heaS' of the O art schnW, toof the aim and scope of the ork and of the reasons for the selection f Ashlafil ;9 the place for .ty Summer schfOl- Miss hite ie student and then nameWier col leagues and their branches of work in the school. Watterson Iowe. .uQ) IfiQcharge of the GtcriotQilecoration course, gave the principal address of the evenuig. In his Initial Memarks Mr. I-owciiaid hispurpose was to pay Ills respectfto the Chamber of Com 0 merce ; to express his interest and symUiy In the pniioscs of the bOiooI and to pass on to others the jov and onthusuBUii thnt ontt Be'" " one BHidQft art rn ny of its branches. The pleasure thnt is given in the reve . latlon of hidden beauties wiiik cited, B antl Jlte ?thmighti' was prossca home that art gloriries the most common place things. At this point folios wore O passed with illustrations jind comparl- 9 sons In decoratiwh effects : . , .n. . sons in decoratj! effectPin d fforeiit i,,,.- ine miw . " , "rifnt of the various Stores in mmeu 10 1.10 .. 'W7-. ' ana msinay m anwrrw or uea.u. . IttUriCa lllilUlU III UCCUIOII'MI UI lilt tertt-s. Hnai nrAo (ntnrnhliWntia kpnf the audience In a ripple of laughter. Many questhAs were asked at the close of the talk. OThe social hoticj fcOoKtfd. during which ice cream amVi wafe'0 were served the guests.' Much Interest was shown by the apprecia tive audience, who lingered long ex amining the lovely display. A number of the water colors of the first year pupils-of Mig "White were shown, which Indlcatl what may be done under competent supervision. News of more than usual Interest has jdfct been! received by Mrs. J. II. Turner of 4T0 Boulev:gyl from her brother, Colonel Thomas W. llnm niond, commanding the national guard of Minnesota, with headquarters , at St. Paul. Qlison, Thomas Jr., 17 years of ago, , a graduate of the St. Paul high school, has passi success fully the entrance examinations fcr Wes Point and entered tnq military collc"li July 1, just 20 years-from the day that his rather graduated mere, This is pleasing ews to the many friends of Colonel Hammond, rorhe.nor mouth. Tho Insulation wis thin Is well known In the valley; nawig been horn and raised in Ashland Dr: O. C. Phelleplace has announced his Intention of entering t govern ment service shortly. Jfith head auarters In Potrland. HeSfas sold out W Dr. Noil Shinn. who was formerly located In Seattle. Dr. Shinn Is a former resident of Ashland. It Is noted In the program of til uregon -Association ot commercial SocretarlesTfhat John H. Fuller, secre tary of the local chamber, will present "Characteristics of the Oregon Com mlty" on Friday before that body. Mr. and Mrg James M.jpencer ar rived In Asntand Saturday ovenlng. They hnvo gone lctly to (j:nglo Point, Wjjtaro they will make their home, Mr. and 'Mrs. Spencer wero married a fow weeks ago and have jyient the time since in visiting Cnll Ttirnla points. Including Yosemite. Mrs. Spencer was formerly Miss FrancQ McWIHIams of Ashland, and ha been teaming for a number of . years In Oakland, Cal. . . Mr. Sncer Is the son of the late. A. C. Spencer and livathe manager the Eaclo Point (rrlgatlon district. - Judge d Mrs. O. W. Thomas of Medford spent 4he Fourth at the Lake 9 ot the Woods. They returned early In the week to Medford, leaving the older hoys at the lake with the Medford Boy Scouts ' 0 The Ashland Summer School of Art anunces its course for. the cvertfjg classes in Interlordecoratlon, whick ' start Thursday ewilng of this weeTT , nt o'clock, at t:ie ju.-r Igh ' bitlldiiTR. The subjects will be: ' "Modern Fabrics," "Curtnlnlng (Jie i ; Home," "Importance of tOlS? In the ' Home," "Furniture and Room Arrange ment," "Ijimp hades and Their Making" and the "Importance of Deco .', rative Accessories." OThe course Is Illustrated wltQ the latest materials from the New York market. The celebration staged at the Lake of the Woods by the Elks and Mthlans , drew the largest crowd ever at the lake. The program Qs carried out without hitch and the events at- tracted much favnrubln comment nml lsn interest was displiuj.id. Cecil a odd or KiislcrtPoint wotFllrst In a vowing raeo, vXJh Frederick Johnson of Medrord second and U.'eWtoi-lmt-tin third. CieorRo Trotand Spencer o( Ashland were winners in a rowing contest with two men In a boat. .The inboard motor boat race was 'ny R. Campbell of Klamath Kulls.. with W. M. lliiKRs of fWilnnd second. In the outboard motor boat race a Med ford resident's b(Bt won first. r"or jfour persons. PenrT. Martin of KUniath Pnllc nml .Ini-l.- VMu-nnlu nf Auhlnml Falls and Jack Edwards of Ashland won first cond places. Other w"r 8nor'8- the barbecue, fireworks - e finished the day. All wll we there retried ane time and the weather waKmde to order. ,lsa wita Andrews and Miss May 'arker SPenr-.Monday visitlnii iends ' urnmg; rass am. aiei .orr puor the rien&wirn of Air. and M as Park for theircpaii Diego home. V.r aim Mm . II Mnmzi! nrn puto from San Franilscoy'wounilea. a rntessa, who, witHSHlie ' eroizi s leave enuniy rar roniami. . mr. anu nils, f rwiesu iiuveuefiiiw e Boie littl tiiW nml they fe ' ln)oyl" the many trips p d Tor them by their hosts. O 'ail Tribun&Suxo' . RprestativPikit3Z B6rPrm& Cafi (St a Tomorrow .tho .1 tvanscontinent .Wlllys-Knight-Six press car JJjhich iOj making coast, to const triiyind denco no)npermen who have . nRIU 1 all of hold t kkr whPol fnr miles at uW.retr0 t m j a . " .... r r tnem w-snant in Rivm up wis turn to m-ess reorosentntlvia with tho trio; 0 President John N.OVillyOof WIllyg-QtinTd overland wrote -a p'0onal invitation to the newspaper repres'jtlaVeB in tho TTnltn Hlnlflu nulrltu' tl.i.iti tn tf.ln their turn at thvhcH ascitis guesPl The cniQia scheduled- to ni0ve in Medfort lomorrw and wi0 leave here with Herb Wey of the -Mail Tri bune ai9 Sun at the wheel. They QUI drivk on to .Qhland where a newspaptTnianf that llyQvllI take the car on the next leg of its journey. SATURDAY NlfiHTlM GONCEBTS WMW O . 9 Modforci ' moiAants, whrt hnvo stores on KastAlain street betvn Rartlett ftnd-, Riversido; .have, int() ducod an Innovation which will un doubtedly prove- popular with Pa'i day nipht HlOlDt' cwdinpr IV an nnnounceniOiL mirdo. today by AI Picho, f the Medloi0 Hardware A SlOrttQ; Good.Otore, a band will play every fsaturoMji nif;nf uciwwn ine hnur(1 of 7:0,nnu 5-00 oPlock in Mlllll Blrect ,,,ock nmr Riverside. ' f,tHO concerts will lclO tfiu 1 ,.,,., 1 H,,.t' onntlnn nf fflHfnl-H au 1 a buying district. . 0 "The merchnnts In the Main street block between . Riverside and BiQtlott have decided to give the concert idea a good tria0' says Mr. -Piche. 1 "If It proves successful, Qis we believe it wtllOwe will contlnuo Saturday night cAceift for several weeks." .. BrW BfflLYRED'W o ELECJI o ROSEDURG, Ore., July 5. The in fant daughter of Mr. nncMrs. K. G. Thomas of -this " city, Was ' painfully hurned this morninfr. when she nlaced nn electric Iron ' cord (n her 'mouth The mother was Ironing and had. let the cord fall within fehch jf the jhch jot t it youngster, who, child-like. allowing thc electricity- to shoot through into ing- deep and Jie baby's mouth; Infllct very painful- burns. T)d you love your wife? NEARLY INSANE . AT TO Mrs. Sannder Tells how Lydia L Pinkham'Vegetable Compound Relieved "&oub of Change L Rnoxville: Tenn. "I took Lvdia E. Pinkham's Vciretable Compound while -agoing wroi "1 Change of, rough the ite. i was very cool not sleep and had melancholy spells. In fact, I was nearlyinSne at timO and wyQreiri ory was almost a blank. I was so weak I could not do my housework half . of the time and suf fered dreadfully with my back. My doctor said I would havo to Korry it out and I went through this forthree yoars beforo I began taking the Vegetable Compound which I saw advertised. I thiak it was eight bottles that I tosk. It harbeon two years since I took My and I haven't had a doctor since for that trryible, I fifl allQny washing and ironinjf and have gained from 116 to 138 pounds. I feel so well I think I do nntneed any medicine now, but I advise ail women who suffer phy sically and mcntaljja I did to give thn Vegetable Compound a fair trial. I hope it will do as much for them ad It did for me." Mrs. T. A. Saiindkbs, 711 E. Depot Street, knox.viiie,.Tun. o cm so s j SORRY SHf SHOT 00 HU$p NEW YORK. July . (A. P.) .fi , foirr.or anltles eirl, wh,camo to Broaj-ay ri-on)klahoma vutill in JailQrilay for shootlnu her artor hus- band. Alien Bavin. Karl Can-oil, pro- oucer osytno vumt.es. nas i.uen ninklnir arranifemenlH for Slonnil luill J nevessuryv to net her out. She tnsls RhiWlimW fhA nm.iTi ihn Un.-l.,ui.- "I don't know why: I won't reniem- wvr anjatling uowi it; it . venire n uinnK,-. sne gonuea. sne (U'llK'd Ti Unit slio waik jeidlous though detectives ai edlteil lletf licrtjyith rofeiencea.to tniiWi er woman, ihe said 'theyCiad ritiar d not relet! but klout whw, she Win. tell 0 . Davis iV recovfOig from bullWf wffundH In his nock and Quliono. Jl" has deiQied ti(AiAa niosH;fte to hiT. and refuse a tu seeir slio Is usean Bill. v y better nOl chnnff' my iiui," ( ftitkl. "I don'Xino)vhy aho abut Without OcntiuthoiitU'a can uTo ( cnaree ojvhiiir Mrs. iavA""elfe .MO. UT vis.. TuestTay Un ai0rtuiient in the theatric! . Otrict where her, hufjiuim; was Onlng whh wlarry Vag.sta I--lbble. pywrlpCt n5'L Molvllle Anderson, proOicer.li smS hier. ftUeiiti traskill kers9!T 0it tho pisToJ niisscd fire. ' . ' Ca uDor tor uatvia. I WASHiN'GTI JO' 9 ( A PA- , Tho novel ernnnt of Latvia mis (jn- formccTthc i?of desire to . iff $g the Unit Statos.O O, o o ' o i0-Onot 0ronecuTu Aie feloniouH nsnautt w arhc Imnrovcd - o e 0 e O o a a Packed two con ynitenf iux 7 and 159?. BoHlifsal 40'rfi fgiggub. Afc'C New Y9,jk 1 -,- 9- ,THE IMPROVED '-inthesquarphifolfic W WJWS warwvaor wua vwor "Griff Mite a Picture Ta ilra Glacjgr J .Hikan Forts H) Inside Passage , Scenic Driqjh Columbia ft Ait. Rotaon U, Canadian Rockies Scenic Booklet Free. Phone Headway 5300 j . 5rEXARGEST RAILWAY SYsmM IN AMERICA CANADIAN NABIONM gAILWAY6 gj Travel by $Iotor Sfage 8AFEL 8vilFTLY AND COMFORTABLY Two Through To Portland, leaving Medford A Ml.ni iq a jiewiaiik Also leaves Medford nC6:00 P. M, for 'Roseburg, connertlng following morning o Portland. We take paanengerg for all way poind. For further Information and tickets call Union Stayo Depot. Phone 30j FARiT MEDF0RQ-P0RtaND $7.85 - O Direct Connect iorjjt Roseburg for Coos Day Points. IE BUIQ FOR BIG.1 -EARTHQUAKSLQSS I.Of ANOKLES. jy S.-(A. P.)' Kon eonorete, wrak umhoniKea Of floors and walla und poot mortar between good hrl. n erit oi earth n.. k McW-A th hUBims8ertLi or S:u;i i:arb:un UiRt3)Ve In me of Klxteon eiUjjJieors iin KenmKistH 0vho rus-sfd llitu, eartiitiui'A' hero kkSi The adde severity nf the shook iii theliness dig) let, declared A. .NTT Strong, one of '(tlxteetO Q v29 . v svAKttto who explnii incd ntlfes of ob-Rti'lt-iOkn area v'w fit t strli-gn to the fact tAit the Main -' fir cltv 3ios ttliove n AiibmeFiAf iWnyoi whL ir in preliCOrlc days extended frSn t" old Santa lQrbQa iiiiHsion t(g)Taea.3 0 r,A ttplf,lk' whlt-h fillefMhH old Jn-iisron anft rornuyr, tno uziixm on COii'O the ti.liu Ht-etio wnsji built were less O" than AtfrroiAdinR (9 rit pry, .st roup &gl;iined tn hence fered Q-ssOfedstanca to the uittlt it tne iowhuvo conusus opinion anions the scientClo sti-vors t0U t!" tembloia oriftna oriftnated( is biAk of uiT-ye ShrOi XnTI iiiounrnina htOk of K 1 lira Barbara and Qi-aveled hrourti the city 'v was t tho (gnei'd uiir('?chartedfauUs agng CHAim to jUie ocWn -- u Pntllct Ovoli'i- Weailicr. san 'kj'cisco. 9. cioOJW Bjn tno coast, ruiciin tne imerioi-Qp- nlukt and Friday. Bonvl: lower ,.TT.,,-,,,0. In (IS inlo.ln,- l.'H.ln? triable6 ' ryl s, bcce.iy.B aiQdeialavesteig:-. Q ( 0(J yoi?r wife WHEN the heat makes, you fcoi iha? you can't eat f moutlBul, wonderful lunch lg hot wwthcT. 0 AglassfOlofBordcn'staitedvfll o has the food value ot a light meal, it is-nourislf?e and sustaining tuitfliSt . . . . . c jj . i i - ncatinc. jMore wtisiwng ign orui- naty if-iScd nfllk, bcAuil it qprt$ts s more milk. o o it isxyeftely eaiv to ajsftni- latc? because tht oseift i& pliIy predigesPcd. Bonn's Maited ftill0 WoeSnoAveri3ttiKPdHstion. . iidyou'll be delighted witHgBia i flavdf, for Ibrd U no rflpnifli insweeffiess. ItppeaIito themo finickvbjlt weather appetiflk e ftrdcr a packg from your ajfcv today atftl nJe it at hbiffe far faur- ylf atftl y0ir family. Te Bordet Qompitny,rJorclenHldg.)350Iwnoai avdtki Stages3 Daily at 7:46 A, M. and 11-30 A. M. jnH- . 1 uua uav buy. q , VV (i V . r Ol 0 . I f Jq9 Summer Fares 1 Siimmcp Faros East I ft a -w II -O. or OPENMi" DAY Date Saturday, Jull 1 Place-31 PJth Vflett,fedford . III OpeninJt ClTTPsirT 'A T ' Nestet GrlaSs 0 0 String BolaD,. Fivo to 0 0 "ft Uthest P0. Brooms m a Gmg Quality PRed . Phandi 0 r 5-10-15c display co6nternr bargains. Overdo eacbo 4 itxge feiumium ateortmeiit t Pach. Dijjies, fanc aUoplin; fgalttt;ir, TWware, toys, ststfcnery ijid toilol articloj, lajaj' an3 AiildAn's hcmfeV, s&t's sccks,c(pif Blo,3sitpportei9om bid biiUo nd rinufy St&"'JjrjnCJi lflint(i) nuDouo,m,niioj. , 0o a Q at? a o 0o0 We invite youffl our sto8' ami solicit li port W of your piliB'SiiRP, lis otirrfiilv aim and intcnlioas lgvcm limicsfc lniviydiKP, lionyl rijflit Ot couscous trcntiuvOt and NcAico to everyone. rci w If ". " ,, , , II 0 o . o c o ;; ' . II O II V I 1. WJ I f - k -Ml V Ml M II W ' ' O I Si o J 1 Q It) I 1 V 3 . I 1 i I fl 4 W&S 1L-WW- I G a o ; O I 01 -Vf WfF:'- . ' j 0 e o 1 a . o . . ii I . II I ' a : . k i ' ol I I ? esl o o ipi. - all ii i i w ,,. , - - ll w - . , rM 11 . I III ' 17 1 rV '111 V m. - w A I M I I 1' n 1 '. d II O -' ' ' ,'!, .--. ' I I c If you do, bfe sure to have hor dowit5 town SatuicjJay Night a8:00 P,cM, V : Business VARIETY0 Japajiesc? 0 0 Flcyeroifls Qii ,53....$9o) frwgj.... G1 0 0 CurSfth "Dowels (Bleacheu , 1 Or. t38 L'' $9 COS! F8 ltD ETACQUtl9JS J : , ! STQREf , Opeflini - Fancy Stationery Lni KO . O o e nftSiment . Bathing Claps All Cwors kOood W 45c quaW ...... O minurtic!w ftt lOo o useftil s tn lowi'st possible prices,vjtiv n 0 9 0,(