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MEDFOTTO MATrfc TRrBnNR.EDFOIilW)l,'i:(iO. MONDAY. OCTOIJKU' ';.
TWO K ' Fl VF3 '
KfWANIANS MEET ,
AT ASHLAND FOR
: BIG CELEBRATION
ASHLAND, Ore., Oct. 26. taut Frl
dsy night the Klwanls club of Ashland
held a hotel celohratlnn ni-i- h.
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new Llthla Springs botol. The for-
mal opening was held some weeks ago Seattle, who several years ago did the
by the management but this larger orl slnal decorative work on the Vin
event was of particular Interest to ,nR- Some of the boles have been
Ktwanlans, Inasmuch as the Klwanls removed and the seating capacity on
club was largely Instrumental In con- the main floor has been Increased.
eelvin and planning the hotel, which The theater was closed after the I'inal
was built by a committee of ten Ki- "how on Sunday night and will not
wanlans as directors of the Uthlan reopen until Wednesday in order to
Hotel company. To the FrJday night allow time for the final touches. New
party were invited the -Klwanls clubs carpets are being laid on the main
of Medford and Klamath Falls and the floor J- '- lodge & Sons. The
ladles or the members of all three "nal touch will be given by the in
club's. About twenty persons were stallatlon of the new lighting fixtures
present from Klamath Falls and sev- and the hangings of silk plush In
eral more than this number from Med- orange shades.
ford. About 7:46 all were seated at U- Hurst, proprietor of the Vln-
dinner In the dining room of the hotel. InK. intends to extend the winter's
which was just about filled to capacity Program by the appearance of several
with about 126 places at tables holding Popular road shows, The first of
ifrom two to six or eight persons each, 'hese attractions will be "Ahle's Irish
ll-rl Loveland favored the group with Hose." a musical comedy,. .scheduled
&o pleasing vocal solos and the Lowe for November 9.
I brothers, newsboys of Ashland, form- The parents who are workers in the
erly frdtn Medford, sang without ac- Hawthorne Parent-Teacher circle save
c'ompanlment and were enthuslasticol- most delightful party Friday , night
ly recalled. President McCoy or the honoring tho teachers of the Haw
Ashland club gave a brief address of thorne school and the annex. The af
welcome. assuring the visitors of his ''"" Klvm at the parish house,
pleasure at seeing so many In attend- which was gay with Halloween deun
ance. He then called on President rations. The program consisted of
Glenn Fabrick of the Medforu club for nius'cal numbera and readings. Miss
a two-minute speech. Mr. Fabrick re- Lollta Pierson. a favorite with Ash
sponded in well chosen words befit- "! People, gave fine selections on
ting the occasion. C. E. Gates of Med- the piano. MIbs Huesy sang most ac
ford was also called on and told of ceptably lu a so'o. Dr. Mall ie U. Shaw
interesting experiences at the recent Save " reading which delighted her
harbor meeting at Creacent Citv. . audience and also presented her pupil,
Next President McCoy asked Dr. M'" l-'" Gllmore. who gave a pleas
()eor.;e Massey of Klamath Falls to ,r number.. Mrs. Harold Aitkens and
speak for their club. The doctor Esteila Jones were hqard in a
stated that he could not talk two "iDno d,1!t- "' Mtv- Poloy and Miss
minutes, but nevertheless he filled the Sylvia Greonlcaf of .Medford both gave
time with interesting expressions of readings which were a delight to their
appreciation. Lvnn Sabin." socretary au,Mence- Miss Greenleaf presided at
nf thn Kinmnth Fall. (Mi.mhoi. nf Com. 'he witches cauldron anil gave out
ineree, was asked for a few words and
responded In his usual effective way. -
Dr. Soule of Klamath Falls Interested
the company with an Introduction of
Captain O. C. Applegate. the veteran I
Indian fighter from Klamath rails.
During the evening at the tables
each nian present was asked to rise, i
repeat his name and place of residence
abd Introduce his lady. It developed
that William. Howard Taft and wife of)
Ne York was present In the. person
of the redoubtable Hert Miller and'
Mrs. Mlllor. Also the guests were
surprised . when : Walt Hushes' Intro-
duecd his two lady friends as prom-
tnent movie actresses and hlinsslf'ns
Doug Fairbanks, "all from Hollywnod:
Colored paper capB wore distributed
by Earl Crow and Randall. Woods, of
the ,committeo on arrangements, to all donee discovered by Klorcnce Vldor u
present.. ?IiMng';H. Vlnlng.', president Ton! Moore 'blundered , Into one linn
et the state i-chnmber of comniorco, gerotia situation after another. . 'v ;
gave an interesting talk about the In- Tom Moore is seen In a part well
option and development ol' tho project suited to his cheerful Irish porhon-
raaitltlnv in thn .rnnntriirfiiin. nf thn nlllv Bn,l Ruthrtt- ItuJutnn tra'ta a
hotel by Ashiand tiicu add lArgely With
Ashland' capital. John M. Thortle. a
banker from Roseburg and now ro-
Klonal director of Klwanls clubs for
this district, gave a splendid talk on
the aims and objects of Klwanls. rol-
lowing the dinner the company re- bo shown at the Hlalto tohater. her
paired to the ballroom and mezzanine ginning tomorrow Heerolary of 'the
floor for dancing and visiting until Navy Wilbur Is seen giving dlploams
nearly midnight. In the graduation scene. Also Redr-
Vefnon Carey, aon of George Carey Admiral I,. M. Nulton, caiitaln II. K.
of OrcBham street,, returned Sunday Cook, Cominnndcr Jones. Coinniand
nlght to his post on the battleship ant Jack Klinpson, Captain Lllakcly
Idaho In San Pedro harbor. After a and. Lieutenant Commander Lowry.
few weeks suent at San Pedro and i , . n
Hremenon. the Idaho will make a I "Twiwr" at Crutorlnn.
cruise to, Chile, on the South American ljiura Iji Plante and Pat 0'M.illey
coast. the two extremes-in" screen, prove
. Miss Sylvia Greenleaf of Medford a very acceptable combination, as seen
was a week-end guest of Mrs. Waltr In "The Teaser," sensational, comical.
Herndon on Beach street In Ashland,
Mrs. C. A. Newman of Chlloquin,
Ore., has been the house guest of Mrs.
George A. Cunning, who resides at the
Chattln apartments. Mrs. Newman
returned to her home Sunday and was
accompanied by Mrs. Cunning, who
will visit for a few days at Chlloquin.
Mrs. Louis Dodge. Mrs. H. I Powell.,
Mrs. A. M. Humphrey and Mrs. Valtr
llerndnn will leave for Portland on
train No. 16 Monday evening to at
tend the atate- convention of Parent
Teachers' organizations. . Mrs. Dodge'
is state vice-president of the organi
zation and will give the address of
welcome for the state and- will also
preside at the annual banquet. Mrs.
Powell represents the local Junior high
vchool circle. Mrs. A. M. Humphrey is
. fniuv the high school circle and Mrs.
Herndon goes as a representative from
Hawthorne school.
The local chapter of the P. K.. O.
titsterhood held a delightful innrncon
Saturday at the home of SlrB. B C.
I
Korsythe on Terrace slrect. The
usual business, session occui)l"d tpn
attention of the members, and plans
were perfected .' lor Friday of this
week, when the chapter "wilt have as
Its .?uest Mrs. Bessie Mickey of Port
land, who is state organizer for the
sisterhood. . , i
- Captain Oliver Applegate- was an
Ashland visitor Friday when he eaino
to tills city from Klamath county in
answer to an invitation from Uie local
Klwanls club to. Klaniath Falls mem
bers to be present At the. entertain-
t nient Friday night.
Fred Leonard of Lewlstown. MOnt..
lit a guest In the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W J. Old field. . Mr. Leonard Is here
-investigating local business and cli
matic conditions with a view to mov
ing west Mr. Leonard Is a Brother
of Mrs. OldMeld.
Miss Grace Knopp; who shortly ago
filled the position of Spanish teacher
in tne locaj nign scnooi. oaa ihkcu a
ear's leave of absence from her posi
tion In the Eugene high school In
order to enjoy European study. Miss
Knopp traveled on the continent dur
ing the summer and is spending the
school year In Madrid, where she is
doltv; intensive study In tho Spanish
language.
fl lll M. Oodge and sifter. Mrs. II. C.
fisley, returned Saturday, afternoon
ttoni Portland and Eugeuo. Uodae
had been In attendance at the stute
convention for undertakers. Mis.
fley visited with friends In 'Portland
and at Eugene paid a visit to her son,
lnh. .h 1. atmlont nt thn
Btatn nnlvnrsltv. Mrs. Will Dodfre. i
tVirtland, will remalu In that city for
an Indefinite visit at the home of her
itlster, Mrs. Hubert McMillan.
Clarence l.ane, who resides on the
Hnulerard near the Hawthorne Bchoul,
la movkig his bouse to the rear of the
lot to make Bpace for a modern apart
ment house which lie plans to .erect
some time during the coming )aar.
The Vlnlng theater has been Im
proved and redecorated to make It
conform to the best accepted plans
for the modern theater. The renova
tion Is nearly completed under Iho
direction of 11,
P. Scneres and the
wo1" mvolven an expense of I0,0H0.
Finishing work in decoration Is
luiniuus mutt hi ucivrauuu in lu lilt1
hand, of ri...w v.i..nhom ,,r
fortunes which revealed the future to;nM3 Ulan of southern Oregon
" fcu"l:1- """"',! Kuies iw
meted the evening's fun and Hal
'won refreshments were served. .
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I j TKe Screen
By Ye Ptvm AftCtnt. .
" At. tllo' Klnltit.
' A renftrkl)ln rntoi-tiilnlnir rtfimeilv.
"The Trouble with Wives." closes at
the Itlnito tunicht. Su fur as thin film
a concerned. U would appear that the
trouble with wives Is Jealously. Vet.,
no wife could be blamed for dotibtlng.l
her .apouse aftor circumstantial ovl-
collent performance as the shoe do-1
signer.
"The Pnci-mnkors."' and education-
nl film and llertrand Vortinan are ad-
dltional Items on the bill.
In "The Midshipman." "which will
now playing at the Hunt's Craterlan
and she plays a typical modern flap
per. ' ' ' : ' . . ' "' .'..'.-
From that--potnt nn every." develop
ment Is-a veritable sreani.' ..The ef
forts of .the falmly ,to break uii the
atlai'hnieiii-rher- startling, trick"-- nf
flirting with all the -married .men- In
their set to nnnoy the auiit who Inter
fered with her Inve plans coiiipllca
tions u,e way of 'a doniestlc scan
dal and efforts of the ctpnr drum
mer to become a social Unlit -by taking
lessons In etlquctto from a deposed
lttiHlan duke these nil add spile -to
the clever story. . ; f
The east Is more than exceptionally
good. Ileilda Hopper. Vivian Oakland,
Margaret .Qulmby. Wyndham Htand-
inc. Waller Mcflrall. . Hyrnn
Munaon
,nUi other standard artists.
And through the show Is Raymond
Pallard and his brilliant work ut the
organ. ' .
New Gymnasium ,
For Prospect School
Work. on. Ih new jrvmnaslum for
the Prospect school Is - progressing
rapidly. It Is 40'by 80 feet With high
'ceilings In the 'naln room for basket
ball and other athletics. There Is also
another art for ' good sized-' stage
also shower baths and other conven
iences. A hew addition to 'the school
bulldlng was completed this summer
and allj the buildings, will be steam
heated. . There nre 25 students In the
high school und over 20 Ih tne grades
Card of Thank.
Wo wlfih to sincerely thank our
many friends for tho expressions of
sympathy and kindness during our
recent bereavement. A'o 'or. the
beautiful flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F; Dunford.
t'hns. Dunford. Jr.; ' ' '!
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. -fdmnrnna
.. and Family.
, Mr. and Mrs. O; W, Dnforfl' "
and Family.
Mr. snd Mrs. A.. F.. Dunford
end Family.
IS . Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Monroe.
'Marecll'a Miracle Mineral,
radio-active substance of the
eann. jne great Dlooa and body
builder. Laboratory at Portland, Ore.
Mrs. J. A. Kverctt, 20 Willamette
street. Jackson county agent, Medford,
Ore, Tel, Z97-Y. I ' V ' lit
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After Da r row's
Leg&l Laurels
i aim yM
William Scott Stewart,
(above), youthful Chicagoan,
bids fair to eclipse the fa inc. of
Clarence Darrow as a criminal
lawyer. He cleared William D.
Shepherd, alleged germ murder
er; saved Bernard Grant from
the gallows; and was the father
of the insanity pica that saved
Gene Geary. "Now he is defend
ing Wesley Wcstbrook, accused
in the alleged Druggan-Lake jail
delivery plot.
GOLD HILL HAS
CHEVROLET DEALER
Charles E. Ogle, a well known busi-
has
been secured by the Plerce-Hurrison
.Motor Co., Inc.. to handle the Hales
and sorvfto for tho Chevrolet hi Gold
HU1. The new firm will be known as
the Ogle Chevrolet company of Gold
Kin, and .will-operate a well equipped
garage on the Pacific-highway in that
town; "We are esecially fortunate In
securing Mr. Ogle to represent us in
the northern section of the valley,"
sald.Mr. MeWllllams of the Pierce-
llarr son Motor Co.. Inc. "Ho is well
known locally and will be In a position
to render htah-class service for our
'line In Gold Hill, as well as-handle
i-nevrpiei sales in mat territory."
Tho opening of a branch In Gold
"111 Is the first step in an active- cam
palgn by Plorco-Harrison to further
Chevrolet Bales in this part of Oregon.
B. L. Kollcnborn, . factory representa
tive of the-Chevrolet company, was
In Modford last week conferring with
the looal Chevrolet management. - Mr.
Kollenborn wiis extremely optimlHtic
iover the outlook for future Chevrolet
i ousiness anu saiu mat me lactory at
.'e present time was operating on a
capaclly scale to. meet the enormous
demand for these popular, light cars.
Cook with irae.
4th
When
Mil T OTCTWWL
1
want "just a taste"
of something
Take a bite of
WRlGLEY'S let its
soothing, flavorful re
' freshment appease your
desire. Let it clear your
mouth and throat and
calm your stomach.
Then your real appe
tite will be stimulated
and the stomach made
ready and willing to
take care of your next
regular meal.
Also, uk It "AFTER EVERY
V MEAL" to aid digestion!
N. You'll feel better! '
"tfoy
e
MEAL"
You'll
T-
Tin Un-gnn Stall Highway Cumnil
hIum It to hold i puliliti lioailiiK at
Jacksonville oti Kibhiy. Ortnlier 30.
fur th mr 1 1 oso of fi'i'liiitf ttut tin hi ii
limcnt nf ponplo i-rciirdfiiK th mo
tion of a Hiipcr road dUti U't to ) or
Kunizod to Imlltl a rmtd in tlu Ort'on
'hvpm frm Wlllluini rnvL
j Modfunl. JjicksoMvilli'. Uutli. Tro
vult and U'IIIIuiiih I'rirk fitionn up,
prar to bo oxtrcnioty utixiouu to havt'
a miptT rond dlHlrirt mKUiilod and
to Kt the highway nnnuiission mid i
the firoatry service t lernl their hh
sistance to tho coinpltlon nf tliin Unit.
On tho surface, tho entiRlruetlon of
a road from Medford to the O rep on
Caves may appear to he an onrrnarh
ment upon tho riKhtn of r runts 1ihm
and of the Cavemen who have spent
thniiKands ,to advortl.no tho Oregon
Caves as an exclusive Josephim coun
ty attraction, but a more hrnail mind
ed view of this program will harp the
fact that the whole of nouihorn Ore- '
son is to bo.benufIttod by any new
road development which will make
tho wonders of southern Oioon more
accessible- to southern Oregon's tour-'
lists. . -
Development and pi-uki-ow in nouth-
era Oregon as a whole depends upon
the Hplrit of cooperation between each j
.southern Orecon city In foHteiinu any-
,thim: that will help all. or tiny part of I
southern OrOKon.
I Tho attractions of southern Oregon
are ko Kreat that no one city has a
rich l to claim them as exclusively
their own. Yator Lake belongs to ull (
of Houthorn Orefjon. tho Oregon Mar- I
bio Caves belong to all southern ro-
pnn and liouuo Ulver belongs to all
ern Oregon.: now road
nK to or from, any of thee at-
will benefit II of wouthorn
Orejion by developing an increased
direct interest that will roup results
In Increased publicity and In the in
crcased number of touiiKts who will
come to visit the whole of this vnca-
tion wombM-lund
All of southern Orrt,rn Bhiiuld hflii
In getting the road built fntni Wil
liams Creek -to the Oregon Caves. All
of southern Oregon should hi'lp in
getting Uio road , ntraii;hli'nod und
widened from GoldJIill to the .Crater
I'ako highway and in the near futum
11,1 of southern Oregon should uhsIs!
hringlng about the eunstruetion of
a HU1JOr aoenlc and econumlc highway
'"' 'no iicauuruif unguu mvei
the sea.-
-Southern ,. Oregon Hpokca-
man.
TOLO HAPPENINGS
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, Mr.
lui ny.
at tin.
mul .Mr.H., A- . i;uwtTH of Al-
Oro. -wen? woi'lt-unil vIhKoi'H
hoint' of Mr. nml All's. 11, V.
Whitestono. The ladlca .art
The Klrtlaml farm hud
Tho liulk'H afo Hlatci'H,
tho 111 Ih-
fiirtuno of lftsintt their ulnlulc doft
( huck ) ono day last wock.
Tho Community Club will moot at
thn homo; of Mih. Antly lUicklrH on
Out. 28. U 1 honrd- all will be lues-,
out an thoro will bo-work to do for
you feel you
to aid digestion!
feel better!
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Mi-
ble.
Mr. utit Mi.h. J. 1j. I W mi n a nil
faintly nf MiMfonl, hmi( Suiidiy at
the home of II. Wliitestoiie.
Mim. Ibthior and ,fi, IJtdhns re
nioi (be xiu new .f tit. death
of Hi elr tool her, vho pasett awy
Ih ColorJiilo. The laoiew ba e I lie
H.vnipatliy of (lie (onnn unity.
Thci-f will bo a HallowVen soeial
un (it i. ;ti at N oVIni-K at the T"lo
Heboid Iiouho. Tlu sebotd children
will tilve a prou'ram. There will be
plenty o( ood eats. Tho holies
will have a bt of useful housi-hobl
articles on wile. Cmuc: da. your part
as wo are plannitiK . to Imltl It on
Hallowe'en nilu.
Large Attendance
Crater Lake Sunday
Sunday Im'Iiik uii Meal fait day a
lai'KR number of people drove to I'ra
ter lake. A majority were from Med
ford and southern Oregon, but cars
were noticed from five different stales
Including Ohio.
- Tho lake never looked in ore beau
tiful, the roads were it lea I and the
forests are all dressed in their fail at
tire. Although the IndKO at the lake is
closed. a larue number of louriMs and
homo people are visit in; the lake
dally, and many slay in Prospect all
nlcht, irniiiK or rettnninir. James
Clrlevo says he had '0 visitors Sat
unlay nlfjht and will be able lo take
care of all win desire to see Hie lake
during , this fine weather, both for
meals and rooms.
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All local and visilint; iih-iiiIii-i's .-ii-c j
ri'ulie.stcd to attend niectlni; lumiirrinv !
cvcnillK. Work In First Dckicc. ISU
nV with irtn
4lh
Hie hoi-lal. Cun K- us i-urly
Prices Slashed on
PHONOGRAPHS
ONE WEEK ONLY!
Tomorrow morning our doors open to MEDFORD'S GREATEST
SALE OF PHONOGRAPHS! New and used ones all makes
all models at prices you can't afford to pass up. This sale affords
you an . ""
OPPORTUNITY
$150 Value
Fine tone; just like
new $43, $3 down,
$3 a month.
FREE RECORDS-EASY PAYMENTS
B Combination
I Radio and H
q PhonogTaph 'i
Come Early
For A
Complete
Selection
Childreh
MOTHER
Casloria is especially pre
pared to relieve Infants in
anus and Children all ages
of Constipation, Flatulency,
i- Flctclicr's t Y I " ir:
Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying I'cvcrisliness arising llicrc
from, and, liy regulating (he Stomach and Bowels, aidsiUic
assimilation of Food ; giving healthy and natural sleep.
To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of
Absolutely Harmless - Nn Ppiau-s. Physicians everywhere recommend it.
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Insurance
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phone 1CS 30 North Central
. Medford, Ore.
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To Buy
A GOOD
PHONOGRAPH
' at. '.
$5 Down
$5 A MONTH
Cry for-
CASH PAID ;
Tor Second-Hand , !
Furniture and Stoves
W. A. KINNEY
Furniture House
315 E. Main Phone 505 '
$275 Value .. ,;
31ightly usod $98,
$4 down, $4 a month!
SPECIAL
PRICES on
Combination
Radios and
Phonographs
and all
Table Model
Phonographs
Buy On Our!
Installment Plan
Remember '
This Is -
But A
One-Week Sale
IHli
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- C ol
who accompanied her husband to( Cook with gaa. tf