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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1925)
O ' fe KrEDiRORT) matl Trcfrnryrc, rrcfiroitD, 'onrcnoNV Wednesday; DECErPER': nr-imf " r!Plf!E . EKIITT SOCIETY LEADER OF Coming to Hunt's Craterian GIVE CHRISTMAS TREE ASHLAND. Dec. 9. Tlio Upiinr Valley Conuiiinilty cluli iilaim Uh usual ('liiislinaa fcHtlvitlcs which will take IiIbco Boon at the llcliviow BChool limiso. A number of tlio ineniberB are Hiking imrt in a play and others are lirnparlntc fine muulcul numbers for tlio program. Tho funds . from the entertainment will lie added to the building fund for n community club houso which tho club will erect near tho Bt-llvlew school, the" site having been donated by the liellview school district. This club has been one or tho most active In tho county and lias a fine history of helpful community endeavor. The Indies of the Upper Valley Com munity club met. Tuosday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. C. A. Drown for candy making. Some 18 members of tho club wero present and under the supervision of the county demonstra tion agent, Miss Ada Hrewster, .manu factured a large quantity of candy for the use of tho club at the Christmas season and some for individuals. John Churchman, son of Min. Elsie Churchman of Union street, has re turned to Ashland from Ileddlng. where ho lias been working for two months. V. C. Bartlett of 87 Rhermnn street has ;mio to Ileddlng, Cal., where ho is interested In mining activities. Mr. Ilartlett has for soma tlmo been fore man at the local box factory. Tho high school boys and girls who wero nienibors of the play cast that gave "Hurry, Hurry, Hurry," are planning a skating party for Thursday evening. After the skating there will be a supper to top off the evening's fun. Mrs. U A. Humphrey,1 who demon strafes for the Crown Flour company of I'ortland, has been In Ashland for the past week, giving demonstrations of cooking each day In tho room rev ceiitly vacated by Mrs. Suggs. Al though this is a busy season Willi Ashland housewives, they are attend ing the classes for practical ideas ;to build up the daily menu In food values and to cut down tho monthly budget. Miss Adenn Joy, Ashland girl who was chosen from Oregon's club girls ns the Montgomery Ward girl, will arrive In Ashland from nor trip to Chicago on Saturday. Mrs. Louis Mnrcolt of Shalo City Is I he guest for tho week of Mra. .In men Lennox of Valley View. Thq Art club plans ft covered dish luncheon for next weeks meeting, which will bo held at tho Civic club house, f Mrs. C. A. Malono is helping with tho Christmas trade ut the Mcdford Hook Store. Mrs. John Flnnernn was nil Ashland visitor from Medford on Tuesday. Tho Delphinn group meotfngs were held Tuesday afternoon. Tlio group of which Mrs. H. C. tluley Is leader mot with Mrs. Herbert 11. McCarthy. Mrs. 1)., Porozzi's group mot with Mis. (I. H. Hcdburg, and tho roup led by Mrs. John Klnneran mot nt the home of Mrs. H. L. Hurdle on High street. Tho I'arent-Tenchor circle of the 1 lawthorno school will meet at the Hawthorne library on Friday altor noon at 3:3.0, Mothers with small children nro urged to attend, as pro vision will be made for the enre of tho lltllo folks so the mothers may have tho benefit of the program. Tho week-day Hible school has in creased In enrollment to lihO members, which Indicates a substantial gain since the beginning, when V- mem bers took up tho work. Tho Interest among tho children is ns high as at the beginning and points to rather definite results from tho work. Tho Civic improvement club hi planning for a big enrd party for Wed nesday night nt the Civic clubhouse. when they will entertain their friends nt bridge, flvo hundred nnd rummy The club plans to glvo n series of such parties to which ail card players are Invited. The social commltteo of I be. Civic club has cbargo of tho afl'iilr tor Wednesday night. Tho Elks' memorial sorvlco was held Sunday afternoon nt tho Elks' ti'inplo. Tho speaker was (leorgo 1 Itnuch of Portland, member of the Portland lodge. Tboso who henrd his talk pronounce It a worthy tribute to tliime who hnvo passed from thin life niul Hiiggested In n flno wny tho In spiration theso lives should offer to Ihoso who are struggling with llfe'B problems. Tho music for tho memorial service was of unusual merit. Mrs. 10. O Smith gave n very fine vocal solo and Sumner Parker nnd Leonard Pettlt gave violin numbers, A nunrtet of mnlo voIcob Minilshed some fine vocal selections. Thoso who snug In the iMiartet wove . M. llrbws. S.- A. Peters Jr., II. L. Hurdle nnd V. 11. Miller. J3eauiy j Thick. Glcamy Hair; i ,j in a Moment (Jills! Trv thin! Wliou (imhinji mid nriiflliiii vmir limr. jut moisten yum hair liruali witli n 11 lo "pHtiiU'riiH'" niul I) r u li - it tli rtiu Lf li your linir. Tlio cll't'ct U itnrt ling t You inn (Irons .your . . lialr Iminrdiftlolv nnd it will ru'prnr (wire n tliick nnd honvy, mi of loamy, wavy lmir, spark linjf with lift, tnitmiparubly toft, frcah, jonllifiil. Ili'sidcs l'iing,' ing tlic linir, 3.Vcrnt liottle of rpfrcBiiing,. fragrant "DiindQr trie" from ftnv drug store will do won ders, particularly if the hair la dry, thin, brittle, faded or alrcukcd Willi amy from constant curling and waving wTiicii burn tho color, bistro and very llfo from any woman's hair, ON NEXT SUNDAY Noxt Sunday, Doc. 13, la to bo "lloino Coining Day" and dedication of tho now ChrlHtlun church building at ntb and SouLli Oakdalo. The work of decorating und furnishing 1h being hurried to completion and everything will bo In reudlncHH to uao the new building on next Sunday. An all day program h announced to begin with tho Hlblo school at 1:45 a. m. when 600 nro cxpocted to at tend. Wj I Turner of Spolcuno, AVimh., western rcpi-eBentatlve of tho United C'hrlHtian AlIsHlonary noddy will preach both morning and evening. The new dining hall will be arranged to ItH capacity for a basket dinner at 1 li : 30 m. Tho ladles of the church will furnlrdi coffee, Kugar and cream. All members of tho church and frlendH aro urged to bring their bas kets and enjoy this fellowship. rU 3:00 p. m. there will bo a "Good FellowHhip" meeting in which tho ministers will bring words of greet ing. Christian Kmluavor rally at 0:30 p. in. and the dedicatory sermon will bo praeched by Air. Turner at 7: 30 p. m. All things point to tho greatest day In the history of Die local church. A number of new members will be received . Into tho fellowship of tho church during tho day. A most cor dial Invitation is extended to tho pub lic to attend these services and look through tho new commodious and well arranged houso for tho religious educational work among tho boya and girls nnd tho young people.' 1 i , i ORDER SUSPECTS IN ,ir - . r-i r,' ' '."$, - ' hi 1 -'.,-' us Seenehoyhe PHANTOM 2fhe OPGRA" starring LON CUANEy-A UNIVCMSAL PRODUCTION Two suspects, hoth of whom have fiLmllles hero, wero arrested yester day by Chief of 1'ollco Adams In connect ion with tho recont safe blowing at th American Itailway Kxpress company office on North Front street. Tho men wero thoroughly ques tioned nnd given tho "third degree, but revealed nothing. Doth men were sent out of tho city this morn ing, ouo of whom is said to be a' paroled convict from tho Washington Htato. penitentiary. , "The Phantom of the Opera," Don Chaney's much heralded successor spectacle to "The Hunchback of No tre Diu no," an done of the most dar ing departures In screen portrayal ever attempted, comes tomorrow to tho Hunt's Craterian theater. It is a spectacular mystery story of Paris, in which a complete operatic perform ance, staged in a hugo replica of the Paris Opera house, largest in the world, is compared with wlerd and grotesque adventure) I nlhe great cel lars and catacombs. Don Chaney pluys "The Phantom," a strangQ creature of tho shadows, in a makeup that eclipses his wierd dis guise as "Quashimodo" in the Hugo classic, 3lary Philbin, plays the opera .singer whom ho kidnaps into his un derground stronghold, and Norman Kerry plays hoi lover and rescuer. A remarkable cant is seen in the principal roles and fully,-four thou sand people take part in the mob scens. the brilliant spectacles on the grand staircase of the opera, and tho gala performajico .of, "Faust" staged in the opera houso proper. ESPEE AUTO RATES PLEA GRANTED INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 9. (A. P.I ' play pocket I'laskB nnd cocktail Blinker in tholr storo windows to attack ChristinnH shoppers risk prosecution for violation of the Wright "hone dry" law. Attention was called today by tho state Anti-Saloon leasee superin tendent to the section of the Vrinht bill which makes it ."unlawful for any person to advertise or display uny In toxicating liquor or nimaratus for' the transportation of intoxicating liquor or any article or vessel lor eoimuniiiK such liquors in any show window." WASHINGTON, Dec. !). (A. P.) 'rile Southern rueirio railroad com pany was authorized by tlio inter state commerce commission today to fix rates on automobiles moving from Sun Francisco bay points to l'orthiml, (ire., on tho bnsls of 125 per cent of the rates maintained by tho steamship lines . for tho same service. At tlio samo tlmo the rail rond was permitted to maintain lilKher i-ateH for automobiles to In tcrinedlule points on the same lino. The Screen By Vo Tress Agent. Uialm lias ;mmI IMcIiiii'. The reason t'.ene Strut Ion I'orter Is the ranklni; novelist of tho day In point of book sales ami popularity Willi tho public Is proven conclusively by the production, "Tlie Keeper of the Itees," which opened n three days' run nt the lllallo theater yesterday. Directed by tlio late Mrs. Porter's son-in-law, J. .co Median, and with the famous novelist's Brand duliKhter. tirno Stiatlon Monroe, tnkinpr one of Ibo important roles in tho cast, It inlcbt be said to be a. thoroiiubly por teresqlie production: und it proves a corklnir picture! The warmth, senti ment, and wholesome philosophy of the novel all Imlnie the plclure with an nurn which cannot Mil ninko It one of tho most successful movies of the year, It outclasses even "Tho Ctrl the Umbel-lost," the work of tile Runic author and director, and It Is certainly destined to add many fans to tho mil lions, w ho already know and lovo tho books of this (treat writer. Oalerlnn 1 1 ns Vaudeville. No creator compliment could be clven any theatrical performance than the exclamation "t enjoyed ever moment of tlio show," This verbal approval Is Just what one may expect to hour nrier seeim; ihe Association vaudeville bill tonight nt the Hunt's tlraterlan theater. lleadllnlnK the program is Verna Haworth and company, who Is n dan sense extrnordlnnrly assisted by three young men of talented nbillly. Miss llnworth frolics back am) forth Willi her merry companions In sent? and 'hiuoo specialties In rhythmic Im mouy that is capt Ivat log. The bovs In Ibo act collaborate In confirming Miss lllaworth's Ingenuity that the name of the net is "That's All There Is" Is nothing but the truth, because there is nothing morn lo do, Kadlo and lirmisden nro enterlHln log vvlih n novel bit of acrobaitc com edy. tine act of the contortionist Is tinbelicvalhe tvlstb of Qhe human form. , Tho young lady surprises w lib singing several popular numbers also dunces wiih Kinceful cffigO.iml pleasing ability. Iionuhucand ljiSallc display n Va ried act of musical accomplishment nnd Acrobatic skill, w hile Q'cnrgo t.a Tour, an Interesting story teller, as sists In pleasing the audience with his skillful ability In expert Juggling which ho Interposes with a series of fseetlous remarks and impersonations A Vuiidi-rhill to Wed MOW YOltK -The Itijv. Thomas Murphy of St. Patrick's cathedral is to officiate at I lie wedding of Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt to Karl K. T. Smith on January 7. Her sister Muriel was married to 1''. ('. Church of Huston hist July by an l.'piscopal ceremony, leather Murphy married V. K. Vanderbilt .and Virginia Fall In lS'JU. S5 T AMiANY, Ore.', Dec. 9. A partial chock of valuables missing in tho rob bery of tho Shedd bank early yester day morning show Hint $5000 in Lib erty bonds and $125 in casli from a box containing postoft'ice funds are missing.' At first the bandits wero believed to he professional cracksmen, but Shorlff Richards discovered that nitro glycerin had been' spilled in many places, showing inability to iia'ndlo the explosive. The tools which the robbers took from the llulbort garage at Albany when they stole a' car. belonging to S. V. Smith, wero loft at Shedd, but the car lias not been found. NEW YORK, Deo. 9. (A. P.) Mrs. Tobin Clark, New York society woman, lost a 110,000 necklace during a tea at the home of Mrs. William K. Van derbilt in Fifth avenue, on the after, noon of November 21,. it was an nounced' today. Police wero notified of the Iobs after guests and servants had searched the house without .finding the necklace.' Dotcctivcs also were unable to find any trace of it. - Mrs. Clark refused to discuss the loss of the jewel. , She referred news paper reporters to her attorney. Frank U Polk. Mrs. Clark is the divorced wife of Charles W. Clark, son of the lato 1 William A. Clark, Conner magnate and once United States senator. Mrs. Clark lives at 4 East Clith street, the exclusive residential section of the city. - A Queen Shops Karly LONDON Queen Mary often is seen those mornings personally doing of her gifts are nurchased In little 1 shops off the beaten track of com merce, particularly those run by ex servlco men. SAN FRANCISCO Thomas Cun ningham, 7$, former general man ager of tho Federal Telegraph com- ! pany who served in India under the; British flag aoo. , ps a? "red shirt'V unde (iaribaldi, is deaid. '-f -i Clean Child's Bowels with1 "California Fig Syrup" Hurry . Mother I , Even a bilidus. con stipated, feverish child loves the pleasant taste of "California Fig Syrup" and. it never fails to cleanse the bowcla.and sweeten the stomach. A tea spoonful today may prevent a 'sick child to morrow. Ask your druggist for genuine "Cali fornia Tig Syrup" which haa direction! for babies and children of alt nges printed on bottle. -Mother!- You must say "California" or you may; get an imitation fig syrup. St'lenlisls I'uzlt'd COI'KNilAdKX (Ji'oli.Klsts uro puzzled by tlio disrovory of ti pre historic vh;ilp'H Kkolcton in u bog 24 mil oh Inland from Ibo North sen, A Kit'iit tiilnl wave Hovcral thousutul yours nj:n Is suKcsti'd ns lb ciiuso. When You CoIsS Conn ing On Laxaiivo SBromg fkuittinek iaMets ,sW M to work orftlie cause and to fortify tho system against on attack of Grip or Influ enza. A Safe and Proven Hemcdy, Trice 30c. The box benrs this signature MOTEL ?44 CLEANERS f?'i DYERS 7 PLEATERS I . HATTERS Phone 23 N. Kir Bt. BEFORE THE HOME COMES THE LOT l ' ! i Bo you know that you can buy excellent building lots oity pavod lots in a district which we believe to be the best location for an early increase in value the West Sido and in the vicinity of Medford 'sy new high school? ' Consider the demand that is sure to come for hoinos within ' a radius of six or ten blocks from the new high school, and the West Jackson grade school, , City also contemplates opening streets this winter that will improve this section. Paved lots will Buro double in price and now is when you should buy. Tho low price offered by the city will not last long. Only $50 down and $10 a month, 6 per cent interest. A FEW. EAST SIDE LOTS STILL ARE OPEN Sec Any,Ono of These. Realtors: CAKTi Y. TKXC.WAtfn li..lluml lluti-l Mils?.' I'll. 093 DliOWN h WIllTJ'VINC. ll2K.Mi.iu IMione 1:10 AVAKKFIKLD & 1$K?AN ; Palm Wdg. Phono 17-JH' WILLIAM IIOLMKS '. ' Xnsh Hotol Hldg. 1'lionc 320 C1IA1JLKS A. WIXO Pnlm Ulijg." l'liono 728 1JA11B & MAYS 120 .Front St, Phone 372 , , . - BARNES & CORN . ,C S. Central ' Plioiie 400 WALTER II. LEVF.RETTE Medford Hldg. Phone 900 ' The Bank With the Chime Clock Defeat the Burglar . . - by placing: your valuables in a ; Safe ' Deposit Box. Rentals as-low as S3 per year. Don't wait .until your home Js robbed. The Jaclison County Bank Established 1889 .Member"' Federal Reserve System TRUE FRIEND SPRAYER LIBERAL STOCK 0F.PART8 Also Bargains in " Used Tractors and Sprayers BILL'S TRACTOR SHOP 226 North Riverside Phone 1010 Reasons For Advertising .. ,. . . . . "Why do we nch-crtisc? You arc entitled to .know; ' First ,to sliow people that wc have a Bank that can serve them. Second," to build up a stronger, better Bank for the community. The stronger our Bank becomes, , the better our position to serve. 'We are very , anxious to measure up to the banking .needs of our customers. If you arc not already a patron of our . Bank, v; invite you to join us. JVc will both-lie benefited. The first National Bank Bedford, Oregon
