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MEDFORD Iif ATL TRTBtTKTE, HfEDFOBIX '. OREOON",' MONDAY. JULY S27 192?
Indiana Girl to Wed German Count. ,
THE BOOTERY'S
SITE: FOR HEWi
ASHLAND SCHOOL
WILL SUPPRESSED
10 SPARE PREMIER
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. ASHLAND, July 7 The site for
the, . now ., grade .building has been,
. selected. '. The board of education
ha' .decided upon .-. the Easterllnc. I
havener tract, '.; after considering, aj
nuhiber' ot available sites, upon the
Sowevor, tKe n'tanfa " for' the bulldq
mat wi(l nayo,..io Joe, i;evisea sumi"
whtft In ord.er.toi comply with the re-
qtilrements . fort .practice - teaching.
President J, A.. Churchill haa made
'nuhiber of .suggestions and theao
new. plana, jwlll be ready in the' near
future and will be ' acted upon, by
th,o board. '','.' . ,..',,.
' It la hoped ,to. (haye .the now' build
ing' completed by, the. end of the first
semester and , the pupils . of Haw
thorne will attend -that achobf, leav
ing, Hawthorne building vacant ready
to begin the remodeling necessary for
Ita occupancy aa a Junior hlgti the
next year. , . V.; "i .! ' .' .
The Misses', Florence Beardslcy and
Henrietta Wolfer, two of the' normal
fSlity, leave- -for Bandon. today on
the: way home after the clqse.of.the
au'mmer normal, ' Since school has
closed they, with Mis leona -Mors,
ters . visited Mr. and Mrs. Graham
InV.prants Pttss, going to Hell; Gate
arid; on. .to t.he Alameda; .mine, near
there. 'Lake of the Woods was also
visited. . At . the. -latter, place they,
w'ltfc Mrs. poie and . Mrs. Andrews
weVe guests of 3lr.i end lire;. 'ifc.i'W.
Chihlri ' at ; their summer, home .be-1
aide the beautiful, lake. , Mrs..BoJo
la' anj old friend and . neighbor f rom
the!, )iome'town .of -the young ladles
and. has been living, in Ashland for
the' past lyear.. They , purchased an
orchard tract at the, head of, Straw
berry Lane some time ago. Miss
Wolfer: . and Miss Beardsley, having
thetr own carV have visited the many
points; of Interest near Ashland, dur
ing the time of their stay here and
are .very pleasantly Impressed with
southern Oregon.' ',.,.'.
' . Thirty-four. Boy Scouts, Pioneers
and .friendly Indians, tanned, sun
burned .and., happy returned Satur.
day.from Lake-of the foods' where
a twelve days' vacation, which has
been enjoyed by' the youngsters, in
charge of their . scoutmastor, C. V.
Howell. - The boys followed aj regu
lar Toutine .arid were held rigidly to
it.-;. The following outline gives some
Idea of, Vthelr duties: Six o'clock,
setting ; up exercises'; 7;00, break
fast; 8:00, Bible study;, 8:15, inspec
tion; 8:30, recreation; 10:00,. classes
In flrs aid and nature study;; 11:16,
ndrt swim; 1 12, lunch; one to. two.
rest;i- 2 to .4, recreation;; .4, swim,
flyfiV dinner; 6 to 8, games, such
as volloy ball, baseball and horse
shoe; 8, campflrc, with stories, Jokes
songs, stunts ' and features. Two
Hike's Of rtotfi were taken', a" 'frltj ' to
Clover creek ranger station and anr
overnight trip to Mount Pitt. ' Cer.
tain duties were'' performde by the'
boys In (he case o'f the camp. A
carnival was held the last day, in
which tent 6 was. a winning aggre
gation. ' Hilt ' celebrated yesterday , with a
Ikrbecue and plcnlo at the Moon
Lumber camp. All of Hilt and the
employes of the company wore par
ticipants In the festivities. Many of
those Interested went over front Ash
land, among them Mr. and Mrs.
George Helms and family. They re
port a large crowd present and a
very pleasant day. . Meat In plenty
was provided for all' there.-
Judge and Mrs. James L. Coke of
Honolulu are spending a number of
days at Lake of the - Woods, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Carter
at their summer home there. Judge
Coke la federal Judge for the district
of Hawaii. ,
; Miss Sarah Williamson and her
mother, Mrs. T. Williamson have
been the guests of friends for the
past week. . They .left Saturday for
the. Crator Lake trip, going ,-on to
Portland front ' the lake," before, re
turning to their home at La Grande.
.'Mrs. H ; A Stearns t experts' her
slBter. Mrs. W. H. Rhodes and daugh.
ter Sunday evening to spend a few
days .with her.. -.
'-. Miss' Mary A. Toun who lias been
home on leave from her work at
Seoul, Korea for the past year, loft
Saturday evening for Portland
Where she will be for a few weeks
before sailing tor her - work- In the
far -east, . Miss Young Is accompa
nied' by Miss Yjo, a Korean girl, who
has recently finished, work In Bos.
ton . and . who will , also teach In
Korea.
' Jack Kronlnburg, a nephew of
Mrs. W. M. poloy, was a guest over
Sunday . at tho, home Of. Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Poloy. " Hd was en" route
to Ban Francisco on business.
Miss Blanche Hicks roturned the
latter part of the week from hor
vacalon spent' at the convention- In
Seattle and In a visit In Portland.
Miss Hicks reports n splendid meet
ing .'., and a. very delightful visit In the
northern 'cities. ', , i r "-. i ; . . , '
lAS ANOELES. July 27. (A. P.)
A $2&0 reward for the pursuit and ar
rest of a "hit andrun" motorist was
In the possession of Ar. and Mrs. Eu
gene Black today. The money was
paid them by the Automobile club of
Southern California, In accordance
wfth m resolution adopted by the club's
board of directors offering bonuses to
utomobllistsewho assist In the np
' prehension of criminally, careless driv
ers. '.-"''
J. The reward la IU where the acd-
Pent results non-faUlly, and 1260
-where It results tn death: f - -
M'r'. And Mrs. Alack pursued" nnd
rnught the driver of a car which had
fatally Injured a boy.
M"is9 Loufsa Fletcher, 22 years old, prominent in Indianapolis
society's 7oung5r et, has been visiting with (ritnda in Berlin, Ger-v.-many,
for several months. Her father, Stoughton A. .Fletcher, re
' - ntlr received a caMe asking his' consent to her msrrtage to Count
Ernst Gottfried von Scntnijttow, member of Prussian familrs
inous Jn histor ,v .' " "
' With the Women of Today
How does a' mere woman who Is
commonly supposed to have.no head
for figures,- acquire a knowledge' of
taxes that will enable her to; hold
down' ft job like' that of, Mrs. Mabel
O. Relnecke; collector -o, Internal
revenue of the .Chicago district? Well
this Is the way" Mm. Relnecke did It.
She became Interested in politics
and' siirfrage ns-4. vevy young, girl
ami nt hor first tuithtnser 'ctmventlon
was made a' member 'of "'the lboard.
She was often called-. the, "baby. mem.
ber." When the Woman's National
Republican Committee wa' organl.cd
Mrs. ' Relnecke was made secretary
.'Mrs, Mabel 0. Rclncclto. . -and
ilrsMedlll McCormlck. chair-
nmn. Mrs. Khjlcr, tronsuror of tho
Illinois State association, . suggested
the: study of taxes to her. "Every
tlmo we talk toy men .lnthe legis
lature about' pproprlalion- they talk
taxes so we can answer them,", she
said. , '.--.
In 1917 Mrs. Relnecke was ap
pointed on the board . of assessors
and gathered information about stato
taxes. Then -'came the war which
interrupted her studies. After tho
war she was appointed assistant col
lector of internal revenue In the
Chicago office where she . studied
federal taxes. ' : Shortly after her an.
polntment the colfoctor became 111
and Mrs: Relrtccke did the work and
a year Utter' lD23-TWhen ho died,
president Harding, appointed hor in
his' place.1 : ' ' ' " ' '. V'; '
Collecting v it. 000,000 each year
from thousands of tax payors Mrs.
Relnecke colls a "housekeeping Job'
She says the big problem la . t?
make all the details 'of administra
tion time - correctly like- -getting- all
the dinner cooked at once.. , , -
Mrs. Relnecke has a husband wno
Is proud of his wife's ability. She
says the combination of homo mak
ing and career woi-ks vory well ' In
her tease, but thinks It Is Impossible
to generalise on the subject,
The 1326 convention of the Na
tional League of Woman Voters will
meet in St., Louis. Mo., April 14-21.
Special Interest will be attached v to
this gathering because It was In St.
Louis-In the spring of-1019 that
the organisation of : the national
league was projected by Mrs. Carrio
Chapman Catt.
Mrs. Ernest Molt of San Fran
cisco, has been appointed director nf
the 7th region of the National
League, of Women Voters" to sue.
oed Mr Walter A. Khocklcy, of
Reno, Nevatla, . who resigned. Mrs.
Mott will have direction of tho
league work In Arizona, Oregon Utah
iin 'Wssfl hill Iimi. "' '"
The league hns definitely pineed'
lliielf on record as against fll tho
"eleventh hour" reservations to the
' V::'
' 'i'1iisjJa
World court resolution now pending last. night, . .- '. ..,
In the United States' senate. ; Its! Free : la & member of . the house
executive committee hns served no-'fisheries and the shipping committees,
tife that the league' arid the women "Medicine men and priests are the
voters comprising Its membership dictators of Alaska, today. The pres
"will be impatient with lukewarm' ident ,of . the United States and the
icndorshlp and long drawn out' and members. of congress should welcome
pointless debate." December 17 next an expression from, pie Intelligent clt
is the date when the senate will lsenry ol the territory. ; , ,
bring up for action tho resolution de-f "I am astounded tp find whnt a high
oi,i tn mnko -thj. , Tinito.i. Ktntes tvpe the average, Alosknn citizen Is.
,. m.mi.r r th n.rtninK cm.i-f of
international Justice. ,
, The ' Marchioness Townshend, 'well
known British society wohlan,
peop
single!
ppened a hotel for. working"
In London. ,. Hcr plans call for
rooms, suites,., restaurant , and com
munal kitchen. : . i.-.,
Mlss i-oulse Trice is ! national Bill
scout camp director and Is maklng'.l)n,m Jr- vaudeville at the Crato
a tour of t'hb camps in the western rlan tomorrow. -., ' '"" :,' I
part of the. country to., study camp
. . . . . . i
councils. c r,".
nv. .r. i.lnnhnm: iirnslil'nnt' nf the
United Methodists' Conference , meet-)."
Ing at' Biyl'h, , England, advocated
asking educated women to become
preachers to fill vacancies In tho
ranks due tq the decrease of minis.
tors In tho country -
..w i ii L '. h.
said, ';bccuuse In,, these day's women
ale undertaking tasks as they have
d0 wonderful: work ns ministers. " 7" , '
they have love and sympathy and' a'o B soprano, ora low. con-
delicate Intuition v.-hlch n.tnr havev Two-Pretty-Sonla and Arlyn, with
not. J !.) V., I.' -,- ' Irjnnn Ho, am tttnnlat naJnnf Atfftff.
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VALLEYVIEW VOLTS
Mrs. James Lennox Is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Lansing
In Portland, this week.
Bryan .Bowman spent Saturday
evening .and Sunday -with his parents
in Phoehix. ' " '
Cecil Harboard, who has f been
spending the winter and, spring with
Mrs', Mabel Reachert, . has . relumed
iu .niB noma in iraaiana, vaiizornia.
Mrs. Roe and sons, Ted and Jerry.
from .Oram Valley, California, are
visiting with Frank Craig and father
of .Valley View.' .
Mr. Plaistald ' and his' thresher
crew are working In this community,
They have threshed, out. Oallatins,
McCracltcns.- Llndseva and' 'cnaiieVa.
They will move' to die Grant Davis
ranch Monday morning. - .. ,,.
Vallcv Vlow farmers are'. buSv fr'r'l
gating for; the third crop of alfalfa,
which looks very promising.
Mrs. Mabel Reachert has rocontly
purchased a new 1925 X'Kevrolet
touring car ..from Dan. Kay of the
Automotive shop In Ashland. . ...
Hilda Hanson spent. Thursday
evening at tho home of L. H. Galla.
tin und family. - " el ;'. '.'
Olene- Marian Anderson, the small
granddanghter of Mr. and Mrs. D,
M. Lowe has been quite III the last
week, but Is recovering.
Frank Strntton and R. Applegato
of Valley View, are ' working with
tho rlnlMald thresher. ,
Hurflet Hill of Mcdford was a
visitor at the -home of l. M. Lowe
on Thursdny evening.
Valley View Is an exceptionally
good, apricot conntry. Many of the
neighbors are having good success
wl'h the. apricot business this year.
Among those who are In that line
of business- are Bob Wagner. John
Farmer, Mrs. Mabel ' Reachert - and
Oeorge Klchdlas. ' , .' ,
CoVk with gas.- - J tf
Honr
LONDON. JUiy 37. (A. ' V.)' To-
dny'g Morning Post launchfil a. aen
Hntlonal story that part of the wilt of
Marquis Curzon was supprosnori In tho'
Interest of the reputation of soiiio of
his political rnlloaiiur., upon whom
the famous utatonnian k mU tn'havc
commented 'with Ri'tfat. freiluin. i
- The portion aliened bv the Post to
have, been fcunptaaaec! in said tq have
been a "literary testament," and men
tioned particularly a former premier
whose name is withheld. Suppression
of tho testament ..will, it is declared,
averts " a, rudo shock to puhlio faith'
In a man who rendered conspicuous
service to the state." , .
The Post says it Is unable to hazard
a guess as to the premier referred to
by Lord Curzon, but It Is recalled that
the marquis served as minister under
Premiers Asqulth, Lloyd George, Bb
nai Law and Baldwin and that under
the late Marquis of Salisbury he held
the posts of foreign minister and un
der, secretary for India..
1 The two castles bequeathed to the
country, with the stipulation that they
be kept open for the benefit of the
public, ara Pottershall castle in Lin
colnshlro and Bodlan castle In Sussex.
ILLITERATES CONTROL ;
SEWARD. Alaska. July 27. (A. P.)
Eighteen hundred ln.iMns w'ho can
neither rear or wrte control the polls
in Alaska, Congressman A. M. Free of
San Jose, Cal.; who is here following
'an inspection offisherles and sealeries
near ..the , Prlblloff. Islands, declared
The, majority of the people here would
reflect credit on Ally large' city in the
states." ;' , . , . . . . . . .
Music, Magic, Comeiy
...L "l-..-..;-!
Mnglc, " music 'and colnedy eonstl-
tt the leading ferituraa of the Or-
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"n tdnatn In Hnbiitn' ITInlnlint. fill.
Classic in rioKum. - jj leicner iur
: jnlshes the comedy, and Miss ivy, the
' .voice, beauty and a 'wonderful Ward-
robe. Moran does stunts, and Plainer
the composer of a number of songs.
( "Oo Into the Kitchen,' Is a rarce
eomedy sWt by Walter PIsMer and
mpany. and has a plot that Is started
t na?"d, Tln? "P,-1" 'he
T'tchen- Flshter is supported by the
MisseaAdelW Marsh, Pearl Duvall and
pale Satterlee.
t A singer of late and popular songs
Is Nada Norrnlne, and possesses tho
Ion ant XJnnA I. Vnflwn oar V T fi
soloists' for piano' player rolls. Won
derful costumes and scenery are an Im
portant adjunct for this act.
1 A conjuring net. with a comedy twist
Is given' by A1 Barnes arid company
The company were In Berlin, when the
war broke out, and have appeared in
all parts of the world.
Besides tho, vaudeville there arc the
usual', film offerings:' "Topics-df the
Day," and a Wppy eomedy
-U-
'CdoK with iras.
OnifhiiwiiniaD
Gained iOPoends
in; 20 Days.
... . i .- ,
Skinnv Men Car ' . ' . .
; v,,r,:'Dy'.;.tlwi:;i Same
'.Thit's ' going . , some liut sklirny
men, women' and children just can't
help putting on good,, healthy : flesh
when they take McCoy's Cod Liver
Oil Compound Tablots,
As chock full of vltamlnes as tho
nasty, fishy tasting cod llvor oil
Itself, hut theso sugar-coated, - taste
less tablets are, as easy, (o take , as
candy, and won't upset, the stomach.
One woman gained ten pounds Jn
twenty-two rinys, Sixty tablets, sixty
cents. Ask Heath's Drug Store, West
Hide. Pharmacy, Mcdford pharmacy
or any. druggist for MoCoy'a Cod
Liver oil Compound Tnhlots. Dlrec.
tions and formula on each box.
', "Oct McCoy's, th original and
genuine' Cod Liver OIF Tabot." !;
''t - ' . Adv.
Medford Plate and
WiriddW Glatt Co.
Automobile glass and glass for all
purposes. We repair broken win
dows and resllrer old mirrors, make
mirrors any siio. Complete lino
beveling and grinding machinery;
employ nothing but experienced
help,,,;- , -..vx.
4. V. MORCAN, M(nlgr
11S S. Bartlttt Phon. 140
Real
$1.85
Broken sizes, values up to $10.00,.
$3.85
r Most any style and size you vantr
dress and sport; values to $10.00. ,
' $5.85 '
Fahioug I. Miller slioes; values up
to $10.00. '
THIS IS YOUR BIG WEEK OF,
OPPORTUNITY-ACT NOW
IT MEANS MONEY SAVED!
BEICK, ASPHALT, LIME, CEMENT, ROOF PAPER
- BRICK MADE HERE IN YOUR HOME TOWM
From home material, home labor employed; money spent for this"
home' building material remains here in circulation. Build with' Brick
Flemish Bond, cheaper than lumber; air space walls, cool In summer, ,
warm in winter; no lathing, no painting, no upkeep, cheaper insurance.
Don't miad the knockftr, he's' still rocking the boat. Call at Standard
Rooting & Builders Supply Co. and save money on brick, lime, cement,
asphalt and roofing paper. Cornet Fir and Ninth street, or at factor',
Tenth and Fir. - -
STANDARD ROOFING 4V BUILDERS SUPPLY CO.
" ' ' . - . ,. "Your Servant"
GAS HEAT - GAS
NOTICE
To Gas Users
H'y ?;-.'7;,'-:": '! ' ''',"'".7. ":; .'"
lit lehtaging frotrt oil gat to coal gat
fthe adjitment of gat appliancet Will
ihecettarily be thrown out of balance.
We will gladly do our utmost to adjust
these 'appliance! at quickly at pot
tible;'. v; '7. " ;
Kindly phone 526 pur office if your
appliancet do hot work at they for
merly did. ; . - '' ' ",'
Oni taleiroom Vin Be opn evenlngi until 9 otlotlc:
, f Or the ot two weeki. " , ; r.
'-. U it in .J, , "i'.-li.i "; -, , '' -''' '
Southern Oregon Gas'Co..
HEAT GAS HEAT GAS HEAT H
Mid-Summer
Summer Clearance
IS STILL ON
7 ; - r- ' ; with .
Many More Added
Darga
tins
' In every group
-1 The Response to Oiir Sale Has 7
Demonstrated that We Are Giving
barg
Some nice
HEAT GAS
ains
$2.85
Some exceptional bargains; values' .
to $10.00. S '' V'.
$4.85
white Keds in tliis lotj.' ' ,'
values up to; $10.00 ' '-' ' ''"'
": . $6.85
Include 111 new up-to-the-minute'
$10:00 patterns.
DRINIC
DEUCIOUS
Neve before could jwi
buy 8f much fruit in a naa
bottlo. . - - ';' f,V.
SKO is made frbin Ecal
Oranges and there sse 0
synthetic flavort added.
' Close your eye and ywi
can easily irhagintf y6tf Aft
"drinking" the frolt ttttlt.
All our products are tarr
antecd t6 be pure and wnettf,.
some, which is your prote$,
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