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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1925)
o 00 .TWIT! FTVTJ ' ART EXHIBIT AT L AfHIfl-ANp, Auir. 8. On of thf finest exhibits In art work ever shown In AslUand was displayed Kriday af ternoon ami evening nt (ho Civic club house, by Ihe Hummer School of Art, which has Just closed its five weeks' Fcssinri nt Junior Illph hulldlnK. How ever six week's work was embraced in the five, for Saturday was a school day. There were fifteen elapses, of 46 I 4 hours each.. I " Members of tho faculty were pres ent to discuss and explain the work. Tables nnd wulls were filled with tho work of the( pupils from the different departments. Under tho croft work one saw daity. specimens of book binding, of tye dyelnR, batik, Swedish darning, block printing, stencilling, costume designing, ami 'also the fin ished product, lovely gowns all ready to wear. The Commercial Drawing and Public School methods deport ment displayed a wonderful collection of the work of the pupils: posters, let tering, pencil, water etflor. Ink and oil, all made a most-unusual showing. t'nder the department of interior decoration, a wonderful display of tex tiles mode a delightful setting for the exhibit from that department; artis tic lamp shades, notebooks by the pu pils, and, by the way the notebooks were worth more than a cusory glance for in these books wns the seume of tho course, from floor plan to the finished room, complete In every de tail, indicating a -rather complete ! knowledge In house furnishing and j arrangement. j The Landscape and Still Life exhibit was especially noteworthy, made up itf the work of the pupils under the di rector. Miss Belle Cady White, a few if whose pictures were also shown. Jn all. the subjects were found' right here at home: hits of beauty, perhaps unnoticed unless the npprecatlve nnd MADE OF RICH, PURE CREAM, HEALTHFUL AND NUTRITIOUS IN ALL DESIRED FLAVORS Your Favorite Confectioner Sells "Gold Medal" Ice Cream MEDFORD DEALERS Oskdale Confectionery .' PiVoe't -Jensen A Dalley -Sugar Bowl Boise (The Club) Davidson Newt Co. Woolworth'o Beddlngfltld'i Cozy Nook Memo Qroeory ' " Monlck Confectionery Liurtl Street Market Jackson Street Store Tha Crater Paul Barron Bungalow Hale Lyona Court Street Grocery Satain & Son Crater Lake Confectionery Owl Confectionery Brown' fool Hall Chick's Place Medford Ice Cream Qardtn Rex Caf i : ' The 8hasta Gusher Cafe ' Olllatt Restaurant ': Elks Club m nu l wQ JWi 111 I mm - artistic eye placed It when many might enjoy It. , Altogether it va an hour well spent In seeing whs may be accomplished under skilled teach ers. ' . The faculty of th Summer School of AM included Miss Belle Oady While, director; Miss Hil,-, Weighciuan. iiafis and costume designing: H. C Xiitiidtiiilller.commerc.al drawing and public m-honl 'methods; Watterson Lowe, the dejULrtmeiil of Interior dec oration. This doses the school's sec ond season in Ashland. Those who intended, uml those who wish to inHu advantage of the splendid opportunity afforded hy the school are antVlpuUu next summer's session. Mrs. Mory : Wilshire Is entertaining Mrs. llattie Marble or Maengo, Iowa, as house guest. Miss J'earl Wilshire Is also making a vocntlonal visit at hove. Mrs. Marble used to live in Ashland a few years ago, and hns many friends who will be glad to greet her again. The funeral services for Mrs.'J.'U. Wick will be. held from tho late resi dence at 10 o'clock' today. The Rev. J. C. Mergler, pastor of the Presbyte rian church of which she was a do voted member, will have charge of the services. Interment will be in Ilnr gad 1 ne cometer y. What might have been a very se rious affair occurred Tuesday in 'the park, when a vicious dog attacked Mrs. Harriet Fielding near the children's playground. Had it not been for the quick work of bystanders Mrs. Field ing would have been severely injured. No one is supposed to take dogs In the park except on leash, and' any dog, loose, may be taken to the pound. , The Llthians expect to feature sev eral real stunts at the community pic nic next Thursday, chief of which has to do with the Initiation of new mem hers. It is expected that there will he a thousand people present at the picnic. Tickets will be placed on sale poon. Entries close for the ten nis tournament Monday noon. There hove been 45 entries received so far and at least te nmnre are expected be fore the entry list closes. Mrs. J. H. McGee and Raymond Mc Cee are in from the Lake of the Woods for a few days, as are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vining. All expect to re turn to the lake later. Mr. Vining has just completed one of the coziest little cottages on' the lake shore. A "Real" Buttermilk FOR HEALTH AND "PEP" Make it a Daily Habit to Drink a GlasM of Snider' a REAL Buttermilk SNIDER'S PASTUERIZED . MILK AND CREAM Mr. and Mm. Norton Itlard of Sun Diego, California, stopped en route home from an extended trip which In cluded points as far north as B. C, at the home of their old friends Mr. and Mrs. fl. , E. Miller of Church street. They made a brief stop on ih way north hut enjoyed a real Utile visit mi the way home.- About twenty members of the rip worth League expect to leave here Monday morning to attend the con vention of the Kpwnrth League which convenes at Coiisge Grove early next week. The Rev. K. J. Chuney, puslnr of ihe Methodist church Is dean of the convention. On Thursday night thern wiw a rally at the church to practice songs and plan the stunts that would be given by the group from this church. The W. R. C. club will have Us meeting In the park Monday. This is a pleasant variation and will give the picnic feature to the occasion, A large attondnnce Is expected. A. C. Brlggs of Orovlle. Calif., who for a number of years wns manager of tho Ashland Fruit and Produce as sociation is visiting nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Whittle. Mr. and Mrs. Briggs lived for some time on a ranch In Bellvlew, Inter in the city and have many friends In Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sugg and daugh ter June left Thursday for Portland, where Mrs. Sugg will attend the full millinery opening. They expect to visit Newport before Ihelr return. Acquitted of Murder, Wins Suit for $25,000 LOS ANGELES, Aug. 8. (A. P; When they tried C. W. Dorris in su perior court here lost year for tho alleged murder of his wife and his former business associate, Henry D. Meyer, a quarrel over a $25,000 note signed by Meyer figured prominently In the prosecution's case. But the Jury acquitted Dorris, and yet In the superior court he" won his suit ngainst Meyer's estate for payment of the $25,000 less $ft00 he admitted ho owed Meyer nt tho time of the shoot ing. s fnnk with earn if Treat for Young and Old! . ' " 'Mi , Snider's "Gold Medal" Parry'a Rlalto Cigar Store Derlck's Cafeteria Merrick'a Motor Inn CENTRAL POINT DEALERS Ross & Rots Damon Cafe Rose Cafe GOLD HILL DEALERS Varnon'e . Charles Kali ' Ettes Auto Park Dolts Confectionery .. Rivera Auto Park ROGUE RIVER DEALERS Rivsrdsla Auto Park Julian Confectionary Corey'a TALENT DEALERS Rlley'a Pool Hall Talent Restsurant Sieklyou Confectionery PHOENIX DEALERS Phoenix Confectionery Evershady Auto Park Blue Flower Inn ONLY ECONOMIC, SEATTLE. Aug., 8. (A.. P.) A. Archibald Bullock, 'head of tho de partment of education of the central China teachers' college for the Inst 20 years, who is ''vIsJUdk the United States on a vacation, declared hero yesterday that "Chinese difficulties hnve been variously attributed to In stability of government, to economic straits, and to dollars and cents." 'Primarily." ho, said, "it Is an awakening of national consciousness, "As to tho foreign element,, unless some conciliatory gesture Is made soon, tho Chinese., student body, to gether with Chinese laborers nnd merchants have It within their power to bankrupt foreign firms in a na tion-wide economic boycott. "The danger to foreigners is com mercial rather thnn physical. Physi cally I feel safer in China than here. There Is less danger of de liberate injury by violence or acci dent." Bullock declared the Chinese sit uation was hugely exaggerated. Mili tary maneuvers he compared to the "barking of a pack of dogs." He depnrted for Portland yesterday from where he is to Journey to his homo in Los Angeles. Roscoe Larson and mother. Mrs. G. F. 1 .arson of McMlnnville, Ore., are the guests of Alleen Jackson. G. W. Barker, our banker, nnd fam ily left for Portland nnd Seaside and other points of Interest, on a threo weeks' vacation trip. Frank Hoover. Beth and Helen Sim- lee , EAGLE POINT DEALERS Lewis Confectionery ' Oaals Wehmand 4 Van Scoy Florey's J. I. Groves TRAIL DEALERS Fred Mlddlebuiher E. E. Ash Sunset Auto Camp Rogus Elk Resort , Casey Auto Camp ASHLAND DEALERS Brown's Service Station Helm's Auto Camp Hilly' Pool Hall Powell Confectionery Nlnegar'a Confectionery Barnes' Confectionery -Pinehurtt Hotel i GRANTS PASS DEALERS ' City Auto Park Riverside Auto Park Super Service Station B. A. Neely L. W. Riehardeon Sllvermoon i BUTTE FALLS ft mervlllo had their tonsils removed the first of the week, by Dr. Howard. They are all improving nicely. m Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Jackson are en Joying a short visit from their daugh tr. Mrs. L&nell Young-, of Tilton, Wash. ThA dance of dnuces will he given nt the Woodmen Hull Sail ml ay nluhi. Tho music for the occasion will be created by nu Ashlitml orchestra. The road crew under t)s supervls iu of William Rankin, completed the spur at ihe foot of Rocky lllll this week, making It much wider. Mrs. R. C. Spencer, R, J .arson nnd Alleen .Jackson spent Sal unlay and Sunday at Diamond lake and Crater lake. Tho beautiful scenery in the Dlumon dlake region compares very favorably with that of the Crater lake region. Misses Eva nnd Hazel Ahlstrom of MeClmul, aClifnrnla, are yuests of Mrs. Hlldred Abbott. I ninny pcoiiiw i rum in is lunimy iu spending a few days in the huckleber ry patch. A change to a cool breeze and timber Is quite refreshing. Mrs. J. Cadzow was honor guest .Wednesday evening at a surprise par. ly given In honor of her birthday. j Those present woe Mrs. Holloduy, Mrs. Stoddard. Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Spen 'cer, Alleen Jackson. Mrs. Miller ant ml I mot her, M iss 1 Jiy ton a nd M rs. Ma honey. Refreshments were served and every one had a good time. The Screen liy Ye Press Agent. N'eirrl in HUillo. Pola NeRil in h litthl comedy role comes to Medforrt tomorrow malineo nH "The Charmer." Not since her early acting days in Poland has this in ternational star been seen In a role that savors of comedy and humorous situations. "The Charmer" Polo Is a gay. care free daughter of the show world, a dancing beauty of Spain's most notorious cafes, whose personal ity nnd charm carry her to Broadway. "I'allis lo I'arncllw," Cralorlaii. From San Francisco's famous 'Hucket of ltlood" to the cactus coy- Cream Booth' Grocery George Spencer Pastime Cigar Store The 8tag Owl Billiard Parlor V Cave 8hopp Josephine Hotel A. A. Neely , Grace Bunch White Pioneer' Auto Park The Palma ' 1 Hoot Owl Auto Park Jack 8herman Fred'a Auto Park Oregon Cavea Reaort C. A, Erlckson OTHER OREGON DEALERS A, E. Anderton, Kerby Ed Koenig, Wlldervllls Jack Stewart, Provolt R. S. Crockett, Merlin ML View Lunch, Wolf Cretk Cascsd Gorge, Prospect Savage Rspids Auto Csmp WOLF CREEK DEALER8 C, F. Storsy Percy William Cafe 4 Wolf Creak Tavern Sniders' Beverages A COOLING DELIGHT FOR WARM WEATHER and, of course, GOLD MEDAL BUTTER Always Pleases. Congressman Has World Peace Plan A new peace plan will be sub mitted to the convention of the Interallied Veterans Federation, in Rome, by Congressman A. P. Andrew, Gloucester, Mass. His idea is to have commissions nam ed by nations involved in an in ternational controversy to visit each other's country and study the issue, basing their settlement upon, tunmion agreement. ered gin mills on the safe side of the .Mexican border extends the locale of what Is considered as the fastest farce comedy feuture Hunt's Crsterian thea ter has had for some time, starring Raymond Cirlffilh nnd Hetty Compson In "Paths to Paradise." "Adventure." starring Tom Mix and Paulino stnrka and with Wallace lleery. Haymond llatton, Walter Ale Ornll, Duke Kahanomoku and others, closes tonight. It is a Jack London slory of the South Seas. Kozy Kara Kamp . , Mt. View Lunch GLENDALE DEALERS Glendale Pharmacy Kafer'a Caf Hank L Co. Meade Meada ; Cat' Meow Percy's Place Capitol Auto Park Glendale Junction Blue Inn HORNBROOK, CAL DEALERS C. L. Smith O. G. Tyrer Eltl Qulgley Hornbrook Hotel Wade Moora Camp Lowa HILT, CAL., DEALERS Fruit Growers' Supply Co. Warren Confectionery ' OTHER CALIFORNIA DEALERS ' Lamoln Confectionary, Lamolnt Lee Jamison, Mt. Shasta Joyland, Dunsmulr BRITISH LIQUOR ALABAMA COAST; MOBILi:, Ala., Aug. 8. (A. P.) The British schooner Wanderer will) r?r cases of prohibited liquor on board valued at $15,001), was towed Into port yesterday by the coast guard cutter OG-UOft. The liquor will be un loaded Into a special government ware house for safe keeping. The Wunder er was seized off Chandler islands two weeks ago. Federal officials Intimated today that Captain Bevon and his seven West Indian sailors who nre out under bond will probably be given, a heat ing before United States Commissioner, Money at BUoxl, Miss., on a charge violating the national prohibition Hot, It Is also said that othur charges may result from the enso which has creat ed considerable interest In federal eleT cles. A deputy collector of customs accompanied the vessel.-to Mold If, where It was turned ovi.r to Collector Noble. , i I1: 1 Miner Killed By ; Cavein; One Buried ' BESSEMER, Mich., Aug. 8. (A. P.) Ono miner was killed and an other burled alive In two dirt falls at the Tilden mina here yesterday -whon a stope on the eleventh level-', gave way. i , .': j Adolph St en oh er, 29, was killed.') j Sylvle Gulanl, 34, buried In the i fall, was able to eomnUmlcato with, 1 rescuers who are digging In an at- ... tempt to save him. 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