JifEPFOttD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOTID, OKKflON. SATURDAY. MATvf'IT 17, 1fl2S,
P2R3E THREH
ACADEMY RECITALS-SQUARE GOSPEL
GREATLY ENJOYED! REVIVAL TONIGHT
BY LARGE CROWD HELD IN ASHLAND
Petite co life nu who tripped i
throunh the Kerry Oantre ami !
handsome lad who stepped !
through the Sailor's Horn Pipe .
plaintive tunes from the ouldj
the lilting huhkh or upiuuisuc
merry makers sung by the chor-j
lstera. These were ull heartily
enjoyed by tTIe capacity crowd j
which filled the uuditorium of j
SI. .Mary's academy lust night at
the St. Patrick's day entertain
ment. Miss Detty Htenneit, 11-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. a"f.
Ktennett, who played a medley
of Irish airs on the harm Vml
Miss June Adams, tiny C.tiU.i
Curci, whose sweet young soprano
voice won the hearts of her au
dience, were among the outstand
ing students in solo work.
The program follows:
Irish Melodies St. Mary's Or
chestra, - "The Drummer Man."
. Sailorn's Horn Pipe Dance.
Irish Song and Ult.
Heltctton St. Mary's gQhestra.
The (iniin of Salt
First Scene Doctor . Curem's
Office. "
Medley of Irish Airs (harp)
(Robinson) Betty Stennctt.
I!) Second Scene Doctor's Study.
Selection St. Mary's Orchestra.
"The Trlmmin's of the Rosary"
Mary Hayes.
. Medley of Irish Songs St.
Mury's Orchestra. June Adams,
foloist.
CAST OF CHARACTERS .
Doctor Curem (renowned medi
cal practitioner). ...Robert Lewis
J ercmia h (his servant )
George Smith
Zingcralli (an Egyptian oracle)
Arnold Young!
Jtufus Smile y (counsellor at
lav John Wilkinson
Professor . San Has (expert on
lunacy) Robert Smith
Jim Leary (a hostler)
Richard Lewis
Officer Urown (one of the fin
est) Darwin Martin
Major Skinflint (a retired Eng
lish officer) Lowell Duprey
Fritz Dinkelspiel (a man of
family) Robert Cobleigh
PLANTSNEEDEDFOR
JI
...
Medford flower growers are
urged to imiko donations' of per
ennllal plants for use in land
scaping the rock garden ut the
Hoy Scout headquarters on Eu.
Main street, wlieft tomorrow the
Park Landscape company will do
nate labor In beautifying the gar
den, tho progress of Which has
been successful thus far. The
company will do tho landscaping
entirely free of charge and is
in need of plants with which
work.
to
The Weather
Lowest temperature this morn
ing, 42.
. Precipitation for 24 hours ending
G a. m.. nono.
Yesterday's weather here: High
est temperature, 6; highest this
month since 1912. Sti. lowest tem
perature yest.udiiy. M; lowest thi:0
month since 1912, II. Mean tcm
poraturo yesterday, 01 : departure
for the day, excess 5 degrees. Av
erage daily excess for the month.
4 degrees.
Precipitation: Total rainfall
since 1st of month, .80 Inch; 15
year averngo for the month, 1.18
inches. Total rainfall since Jan.
1, 3.67 Inches. Total rainfall since
Sept. 1. 11.45 Inches.
Humidity yesterday, 6 a, m., 80
per cent; 12 noon.OG per cent; 5
p. m., 50 pr cent. .
Character of day, cloudy.
Sun sets today al 6:19 p. m.,
rises tomorrow, 6:18 a. m.. sets to
morrow, 6:21 p. m.
Moon rises today at 4:19 a. in.,
sots nt 1:31 p. in.
(Rises and sets are computed for
level horizon).
Forecast for tonight and tomor
row: Probably rain tonl;ht and
Sunday; moderate temperuture.
L. WALT ICR DICK,
Meteorologist, United States
Weather Bureau.
Raciio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbunc-Vlrgln Station
l'mgnim
Tonight ,
8:J0 p. m. Medford vs.
Washington high, basket-
ball game.
Sunday. Mnr. li 18
1 1 a. m. Morning service
Christian church.
7:30 p. m. livening service
from Christian church
A Slight Misunderstanding
NEW YORK. There's a differ
ence of opinion between Colonel
Henry Dlcklmwn IJmMey. retired ;
banker, anil Mln, ictoria l!oslikon hard-fouaiit five set match,
as to whether they are enpajied. 2-6. 6-1, 6-4, 6-2.
An advertised announcement was:
reuudioted by the colonel. "In. The fiolden Links cliifis of the
facL I'm married." he said. Miss I
J:oshko replied lhat the ad was:
Inserted by her family after the
colonel had made the announce
ment at a tea
Classified advertising geu results.
One of the most unique and best
attended revival campaigns since
" recent campaign held by the
Business Men's Gospel Team, is
the evanKelistic campaign now on
at the Full Gospel Tabernacie,
j
corner ol Main anil Newtown
streets. beinK conducted by Evan-1
Relists Jimmy and Viola l.ynd of
Los AnReles, Calif.
Tonight is to be one of the most
widely attended meetings of tile
eannialKii, for delegations aro to
attend from Ashland Foursquare
church, recently organized after a
campaign had been held there by
this live young couple, and alBo
the high school choir from ABhland
Foursquare, church will sing.
Evangelist Jimmy Lynd will
preach an illustrated sermon on
"The Lighthouse Foursquare,, at
the special service. Theso illus
trated sermons attracted wide at
tention at Angelas Temple and ev
erywhere they have been preached.
The meetings are scheduled to
last another week at least and ure
Inter-demonlnational.
Mrs. William T. Grieve, who in
her capacity as forelady of the
Jackson county grand jury is of
ficially known as lira. Katie
Grieve, arrived home last night
from Portland, where she spent last
week as a witness in the Terry
Talent trial in United States court,
has been kept very busy for weeks
past trying to look after her home
In the- Prospect district and at the
same time attend the grand jury
sessions and participate in its
investigation work, and then on
top of that having had to appear
as a witness in the Talent trial last
week.
While walling this forenoon in the
Hotel Medford lobby for her hus
band to motor to this city and take
her homo, Mrs. Grieve was asked
when the grand jury would resume
its investigation, und replied, "Mon
day morning."
"Ilardlvwnrth while cninc home
bigain," Jhe reporter ventured, and
conuninfu: "Your position as grand
jury forelady must be very awk
ward."
"Yes," was the reply. "I never
dreamed that It would keep me so
busy, and I am sorry 1 ever took
it."
WOODWORTIf. V e I e r u s
Mathias Woodworth passed away
at the Sacred Heart hospital on
March 14 from pneumonia, aged
75 years, nlno months and 14
days. Deceased was hern near"
Salem. Ore.. May 30, 1S52, and
had been residing near the Gold
Kay dam where he followed min
ing and truck gardening. "orm
crly residing at Butte Fulls.
His sister, Mrs. Karah V. Wade
of Tacniim, Wash., nnd niece
arrived in Medford Friday morn
ing and completed arrangements
for the burial which will be held
at the Perl Funeral Home. Sun-
day at 2:00 p.
Interment In
Medford cemetery.
Wedding Bells
Geo. A. Fletcher, a young travel
ing salesman of San Francisco,
and Miss Helen Cole, of Portland,
were married at the Y. W. C. A.
Friday, Pastor W. H. Eaton of the
Baptist church, officiating. Tho
young couple left for Portland
shortly after noon, where they will
visit friends ami relatives before
returning to their future home in
San Francisco.
Estel Thucker and Miss lola
Sweet were married at the Bap
tist church, Pastor W. H. Katon
officiating. The young couplo left
for the south Saturday afternoon to
drive by auto to Marysvllle, Cat.,
where they will reside.
Notice to Veterans.
, A meeting In the Interest of tho
Organized Veterans State Council
of Oregon will be held at the Hutel
I Medford at 8 p. m., Mondny, March
I 19th. 11I2S. Veterans of all wars.
I their families nnd all members of
! veteran auxiliaries are Invited to
be present. J. A. HBMSTREKT.
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C ard or Thinks.
We wish to thank our many
friends for their sympathy nnd
kindness during our recent be
reavement in file loss of our be
loved brother: also for the many
beautiful flowers. Wp espceiully
wlsh to thank the Rednicn lodge
for their assistance.
Mrs. Mae M. Jacobs.
W. M. Morris. 357
Bill Itt Win
NEW YORK. Mar. 17. (P
'ViMiam Ayde Ijnxx. youthful Nev
York player, won the national
men s Indoor tennis title by de
fatlne Julius Mellitmn of fhitih
Haptist Sunday school enterlaimQ
their husbands at the hillock
IS. GRIEVE SAYS
GRAND JURY WILL
RESUME MONDAY
Obituary j
hume nn West Tenth street Krhloy "'r""UHI ,n ln spreading or tno
evening. Music, games and re-1 i"-' ' '""" Christ. Men who
freshmelt. lnterMporeese-taMwefTv ,"'en eonverted will testify
the social pleasantries, made al"f ""' '-lesslnks iney have r
happy evening for all. j-elvoil, special mui': Is being r-
St. Murk's FplstHiiuil.
rorner 0ikd:ile and FU'ih street.'
a. m.. Holy communion, j
0 a. in., Sunday school, j
.lifts a. m.. Holy cummuntun. j
":3u p. m., Jiustiun clusa. j
Wni. li. Hamilton, Hector.!
Church cf God O
Sunday school, 9:45V. m, -Morning
service, 11.
Evening service, 7:30.
Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing, 7:30.
CH. S. A. COOPER. Pastor.
Wagner Creek Baptist Church at
Talent.
Pastor F. J. Simmons.
Sunday School 10 a. in.
Preaching 11 a. m.
Everyone welcome.
Baptist Church
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
Woshlp. 11:00 j
B. Y. P. l' three groups.
G:30
p. m.
Evening service, 7:30. Orchestra,
glee club and choir. Sermon, "Jo
ens in High Life." Try our wel
come. Full Gospel Church
Sunday school, 9:45. Classes for
everyone.
Preaching service at 11 o'clock.
Sermon by tho uastor.
In the cvenin" a great evangel
istic service by Evangelist J lunula
l.ind and wife from Ashland.
Everybody invited. Couio and
bring your friend and hour these
young people.
Main Street M. K. Church, South.
W. K. Kay, Pastor. Phono 3S4.
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
Sermon, "The Reward of Faith,"
11 a. m.
Epworth League, 6:30 p. m.
Sermon, "Repent and Believe,"
7:30 p. m.
Special music Choir and quar
tet. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7
p. m., followed by choir practice
at 8.
If you enjoy the old-time gospel
in story and song, come and wor
ship with us.
First M. E. Church.
Morning
Anthem "Thine, O Lord, Is the
Greatness" Balnes.
Offertory Solo "Beside the Still
Waters,". Hamblen Miss Evelyn
Dew.
Evening
Anthem "Now the Day Is Over,"
Knight Epworth League Choir.
Offertory Solo "Lead Thou . Me
On," Stults Ellen Williams.
ills. Mattio Vroinan Huenergardt,
organist.
Mrs. May Jordan MacDonuugh,
director.
don Kuglish Lutheran Church.
West Fourth street at Oakdnle
V. W: Bussard, pastor. Residence,
32 RosQuccnue. Phone 12ul-X.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Church services ut 11 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. Sermon topics: Morn
lug, "Ownership and Stewardship"
evening, "Gntlng Our Bearings."
Luther league will meet at (3:30
p. m. in the Sunday s'choul room.
Ladies' Aid society meets on
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. P. W. Gcrhardt,
203 North Peach.
1 ou are cordially welcome to
these services.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
T. II. Temple, D. D., Minister.
Residence, 27 X. Orange, phone
3.12.
Morning worship at HQSubject:
"At Home With God."
Evening worship at 7:30. Sub
jeet: "The Kingdom."
Epworth League nt fi:SU. This
Is the service of interest and III
spiration.
Sunday school ut 9:45. A class
for you.
Mid-week evangelistic sorvico at
7:30. If you are tired, blue or dis
couraged come to this service and
you will find help.
Dou forget their Junior Church.
Help Tour children to remember.
I lie junior Cliurih meets every
biimlay at 1 1 a. m.
Sunday night the young people
of the church will furnish the in li
sle. We want every young person
who Is Interested in good nnislu to
be in the choir nnd help to put
life and pep Into the service.
Bethel Mlvslonnry Baptist
Church Association
Elder C. II. Fredenburg, pastor
Kunduy school, 10 u. in.
1'reachlng, n a. m.
Evening service. 7::J0.
Text, "Siinctlficnllon." I Cor
'A:'IIJ- But of him ure ye in
firist Jesus, who of God Is Hindi
Into us wisdum and righteousness
and eanetlflcution and redemp
tion." 1 Thess. '4-3. "For tills Is
the win of God even your sane
tlficatlon. that ye should abstain
frcm fornication." Eph. G-17.
"Wherefore be ye not unwise bui
understanding what the will of
the Loiwis."
"Mother, I've fouml an old
dusy thing, high on the shelf
just a book."
"Whs-' , that's tho Bible. Tom
my dear; be careful that's God's
Book."
"God's
claimed,
we lose
back to
Hook." tho child ex
"Thcre, niothur, before
It we'd better cnd it
God. for you know we
never use It.'
John 5-3K.
lures, for in
have eternal
"Search tho iwrip
them yo think y
life anil Ihey are
thoy which testify of me."
Ohl time Kl'cl preached nt
716 Welch street. Everyono wel
come to rll sf-rvlces.
Huit0t Men's ;ieti'l Team
Sunday's meeting- of the liusl
ness Men's fSospel Team will he
held at the First .Methodist
church, corner West Main and
Ijuuret streets. ,
The program for this meotlr.IT
will be especially interesting; to
all men and women who are In
ranged by ljiieclur Merlon Fare
bee and speakers will make short
talks.
Owen-Oregon employes are es
t,.cit...i ... I'tti.it.i this
meeting. O
Xext Sunday. March 3, tno
gospel team goes to Eagle Point,
where It will (oiiouct a 2:30 ser
vice in the church there. Secre
tary Kh'iKhnei- informs the coln
inltlO Unit he is rei-elvruB Invl
tations from many more outside
communities, one coming fiolu as
far away as Grants l'ass.
Men und women jf all walks
of life are invited to attend the
meetings.
I COMMITTEE.
First C lini-. il of t in I
Scli-iitb-t
A ut lw.,,l 1,1-Mnch nf
The
Mother Church, the First O11"''-'1' '
of Christ, Scientist. In boston.
Mass.
Services are held every Sunday
at 11 o'clock, church edifice 21
North Oakdale. Subject for Sun
day. March IS: "Matter."
Sunday school at 9:40. Appli
cants under the age of twenty
may be admitted.
Wednesday evening meetings,
which includO testimonies of
Christian Science healings, ut 8:011
o ClOCK. f
The Heading Room which Is in
the Medford Building is open
dfltly from 12 to 4 except Sun
days and holidays. The Bible and
all authorized Christian Science
literature may be read, borrow
ed or purchased.
, Tho public Is cordlully Invited
to attend tho services und visit
tho Reading Room. .
Presbyterian Church.
9:45 a. m Bible school. Young
people who are attending no where
else are invited to unite with the
new young people's class which is
to be organized this Sunday tflth
Mrs. A. J. Hanby as teacher. Verl
Walker, superintendent.
11 a. ni Sermon, "Jesus Misun
derstood." Children's sermon,
"Jesus and Home."
,0isic Or.vr.an PreludeA .. p
Homo," from the New World Sym
phony. Dvorak.
Offertory "Elegy." Massenet.
Anthem "Tho Lord Is My Shep
herd." Bischoff.
Postludo in C Major Hankins.
7:30 p. m. Sermon, "A Four Act
Drama In the Life of Jesus Just
Preceding Passion W'eew."
Organ Voluntary "Love Song."
Nevln.
Offertory "Meditation." Cham
berlaync. Special Music "A Gospel Duet."
Ellow Mae Wilson and Mildred
Lawrence.
Postludc In A Minor Ashford.
The massages from today untii
Easter wilt he based on events und
sayings of Passion Week.
Federated Churches of Central
0 Point.
J. M. Johnson, Pastor,
Do you lil a biblo school whore
the bible in the text book und
where there is a concerted, uni
form effort made to get God's
truth Into the hearts ofethe pupils?
We believe this is the etarnest de
sire of nil good bible schools. You
will find this being done in the
union Sunday school of the feder
ated church. Our school opens at
9:45. Tho lesson for tomorrow is
Mesus Teaches Sincerity,' Mark
7:1-1.!. If you aro not in a bible
schooi iilready wo inrite you to
jotn us In our bible study.
Our youn.' people meet for their
services at (:'.Q p. m. You will be
weUomn. There is a group for you
that will just fit your needs. Come
and, become one with this fine
group of young people.
The pastor will preach In both
church services of the day. In the
morning the subject will be "Somn
Christian Certainties, nnd How
They Hecome Certain." The ladies
quartet will sing in the morning
service; nnd there will 'be a rous
ing Honi; service in the opening of
tho evening service. Tho commun
icants' class will meet at ":3U p.
m.
First Christian Church
Ninth and Oakilal'Q Carman K.
Moll, minister. Office and pastor's
study In the church. Phone HIU7.
Residence, phone 1337.
"Test our welcome."
There, were -ll'S In Ilililc school
hist Sunday. The aim is 500 uexl
Sunday. The worship services were
amiln largely attended and seven
more were added to the church
membership.
Sermon topics for next Sunday
are: Mnrnlnq, "The Compulsion or
Faith"; evening, "PilRrims In Quiet
lluttle." The evening Bervlce will
bo broadcasted over KM' I'M). The
ordinance of Christian baptism will
bo administered at the close ot the
evening Bermon.
A ureat midweek service will be
held Wednesday evening at 7:30.
This marks the resumption of these
church nlnlit Katherings. Tim pro
grain and order of service will be
different. All old members, new
members and friends are urged to
come. A Bible study will he pre-
i senlcd that will greatly Interest
everyone.
A reception for all new members
since last November will be given
day evenl. betinnlng at 1:M
There will be a program, social
i,... ..,i ......' ... i
lime and a happy fellowship is In I Tho", w'10 "'I"'? ''? aiinlver-i
store lor everyone. i ,f",,8t M.r"' ' ""'chman.
, 1 1 lie honored guest: Mrs. Susie
Schumann llclnk III Again. i Thompson, Mrs. Claudia (Joss, the
SEW voiiK, Mar. 17. (4i Misses Fayo Arthur and Mario Hoi-
Mmc. Hchumann-Helnk has Inter-1 lr""' Joan Churchman iQ' Miss
rupted a concert tour and returned M'"'Karet Churcliman, the young 1
to New York, suffering from n cold' 'l""""". !
which will prevent her singing over A ""fprlse ohowcr for Mrs. Vlr-
WKAF and associated nidi.. ,t.l'!l1 OiHette. a recent bride. wnsi
lions tomorrow night, hOmanager
announced today.
i.ucrczia liorl. Metropolitan op
era soprano, will take Kchumaiin
llelnk's place at the microphone.
Farm Boy Wins
CHICAGO, Mar. 17. yp) Chas.
(ioodwln, 19-year-old farmer boy of
Guilford. N. Y.. was announced to
day as winner of the national essav
contest promoted by the Juvenile
department of the American Farm
Hureau Federation's official maga -
line, the bureau Farmer.
Dorothy Chapln,
Uidlow,
Mass., won second plane.
HOI.LViVOOtl, Cal. Vinre Dun
dee. Lialtintore. won from fi.e Au -
Bust, liililjjepuit, Conn. (10.
LEFT FOR SOUTH
E)
ASH$
AND, Mm
The excur-
sion lor San Francisco left Ash
land Friday afternoon at 5: IS. The
train was made up of four Pullman
coac'.ies. nn observation car, two
chair euA one all-day lunch car.
one diuer and one baisgtmo car.
About 35 Ashland people had made
reservations for the trip
Miss Genevieve Swedenburg, the
daughter of 111', and Mrs. F. G. Swe
denburg on the Houlcvard, arrived
in Ashland Friday evening accom
panied by her friend, .Miss Julia
Wilson. Miss Swedenburg is a stu-
dent nt tho University of Oregon
and a member of Alpha Delta Pi
social sorority, of which Miss Wil
son is president.
Lorm E. Messenger of tho Uni
versity of Idaho has been added to
tho faculty of the Southern Ore
gon .Normal sckool and will arrive
in .Win, mil mum lo Hike over the I
work of Wayne W. Wells in the i
science department while Mr. Wells
is away for several months to do
post grndiiato work at the Univer
sity of Washington.
Mrs. Curler, mother of Dr. Har
din Carter of Kluniiuh l ulls, is in
Aslilnnd to try out the Aslllanu ell-;
mate. Mrs. carter is ine ;uest oi
,iico Mis at liio naruy upariineins.
Tho high school junior prom,
given Friday night al the Lllhin
Springs hotel, wus one of tho job
He6t 'parties Imaginable and most
colorful affair wiQ party frocks In
every hue of the rainbow. A short
musical piogrmn was provided for i
tho early part of the evening nnd :
games were provided on the niezza-
nine for those who did not care i
for dnncit. Music was furnished i
by Don. Provos s ; dance oroliestia ..
A prize dance late in ."e"'"
was a party feature in which Miss
nt'th Maildru were awnrded the
wm
fnr ,v..t .p Mr ..,! Aim.!0 in every
U. McXalr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. A. C-cU'v. Mr.
ard Mis. Henry C. G:iloy."l;j. Gor
don McCracUen, Superintendent
and Mrs. G. A. Ilriscno. Mr. and
Mrs. II. C. Kortsythe. Mr. and Mrs.
J. II. MfGee. Mis. I. H. Ituteman.
Mrs. . II. alis and Hie faculty of
tithe high school.
MltiH Kdna Kennedy, teacher in
the firth grade of Washington
achool, whh ill Thursday afternoon
and unable to attend her classes.
A. V. Hardy, who has been ill for
several days with an attack of flu,
has recovered sufficiently lo re
sumo his duties as manager of tho
lOndem wholesale department.
YlKtting coaches and faculty
members who were attending the
basketball tournament In Ashland
tlilt. week end were tho guests of
President J. A. Churchill of tho nor
mal at noon Friday at the Lithin
Springs hotel. President Churchill
lOod the coaches and the members
of the teams to visit the normal
and culk'd'nttcution to snmo of tho
work that Is being done there.
Conch McNcnl outlined the plans
for the balance of the tournament
and also unuouueed n wrestling
match by normal students as a fea
ture between halves for Saturday
night.
Miss Thelma Perozzl, Junior nt
the University of Oregon, arrived
in Ashland Friday night on the
stne to spend the spring vacation rr:
wOi her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. zzz
Peimzl. on Granite street.
At the Itotartau luncheon ut the
Lit h lu Springs hotel Thursday at z
noon the program was furnished by
(he Kin math Falls Kotarians and
was In charge of John ftoyle, iQHi' z
iletH, The addresH was given by
Wilson Wiley on "The Sixth Object
of In'Qnutional Peace." Mr. Wiley
pointed out thai Hotarian clubs
are dong much to promote world
wido peace and to abolish war by z
cementing fellowships among dif-
ferent nations. Rotary clubs are
represented in 4 4 countries the
wo.id. Musical numbers for the
luncheon were furnished by two
Kliinmlli Falls school girls, Knelso
JaiOn and Mildred bucas, who pre
sented several feature soik;h.
A surprise party whh held at the
homo ol Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Mot
calf recently, honoring four
teenth birthday anniversary of 1
tl'ofr, Donald, und also tho four
teenth auniversury of George Fran
cis Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs, V.
O. N. Smith. The surprise was giv
en by tile "Up Streams" Sunday j
school class und the "Willing
WorkerH" cluss of the baptist Sun-1
nay school. KMhtcen boys und j rr:
girls enjoyed tho games and the -dainty
refreshments that were
served ut the closo of the after
noon, Mrs. Klsie Churchman was sur
prised by a roup of friends Wed
nesday evening who enjoyed a de
licious birthday dinner, which Mrs.
Churchman's daughter. Miss Mar
garet Churchman, prepared and j
served In honor of her mother's
I b"",h'lay; ,l'ye" "'""j 'c'a f,,,r
' 11,8 "n1", " 1I"V"1'
with flowers and lighted lupers.
! !vv?n "euncsday evening by Miss
Main street. Mrs. (Illlette was for-
inerly Catherine iltcnger and Is i
well known In AslilMjd, where she
attended school. I'M evening wasl
passed pleasantly with music and 1
conversation. House . decorations
weiQ I" pink, carried out with
masses of pink and almond bios-
sums,
Mrs. Olllctlo received many
I I'retty and useful guests. A buffet
i 'iler was served at the dose of
! 1,10 evening. The guest list In
eluded Mrs. Virgil Gillette, Y
honor tunst; Mis. LouIkc HiiiIhi,
and' the Mlsso Thelma Hervey.
Irma Heck, Ituhy Powell, Kdlth Pat
terson, Lillian Elder, Sarah Fay.
!May Hlevens.m
Marin lloyt nnd
I Clara Ituuscll.
F. L. Hush 1ms accepted the po
j i. Mil in as manager of the "Sluio !
j Den" at .M dice's which was form I
erly in charge of J. W. Murray. Mr. j
i Hush comes from Metlford. where ,
I' he was connected with the Hootery. (
Mr. and Mis. Uusli and their little i
daughter have taken rooms in the1
i Fridegur apartmcius ou Second
street.
Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Harrison Mi j
yesterday allcrnmin by iniin (or1
t'aliunnia to visit in several cities, i
REPORT SHOWS
FAILURE RURAL
TAX MEASURE
Although the two mill el in
ntaly school mi: law was passed i
'luring war time In mis by theiw f jjor Kingswcll killed In
popular vote of the people of lit. I
Mute or ungon to tu. i:it:iin the
tax situation for the rural tul
payers, figures, which wero coin-j
piled by u sub-committee of thu I
stilt.! tax relief commission, re- I
veal that the rural tax payers.
instead nf aiiiinu i h, nis,.v,w in-,.
aiding to maintain tho school
districts of the elites.
In 32 school districts of .luck
son county, the sum of $14.24
is paid in tiixi-fl for eaeli census
child and ill return only $8.00
s received, showing
loss of
This loss
j,-, s per each child.
,s absorbed ,y nu. city scliool.i
!, ,hp ,., y, iiw,.ver, an rural
districts here pay J7.0U and re
ceive f 10.112. showing a gain of
3.8;l per child.
'I lie situation, as it exists in
.lackson county, 1 s common
I ll I-..II- ll.ill ll ul:,tn n,.,...i-,n,..'
, , , ,')V , ,,.
committee, which . was officially
made public this afternoon. An
instance is shown in Multnomah
,-..l.- t.-l, .-A, ......Al .11..-
receive only :..53 in return nnd
aiiuthoi.
t$i;).0:( mul in return reeWvo $G.Fiy.
Nitualion ox I st h In
luun.t 1,1 t,Uo t)i
tax hiwo whichvits volrd to help
the rural tax payers, buy proven
to lo a failure.
The figures for Jackson coun
ty art ns follows:
City
.Meiilord
Ashland
Central point
Phoenix
.ift-ksonville
Talent
Itojiiie Hlver
Gold Hill
Guile Fulls
Fugle Point
Utiral DiNti-lcts
2 lturul Districts
Tax llee'd.
. 4.1 t 5. 3D,
. 4.r.. f-.ij:
. 4.M B 7!t
. li ou 5.4t;
. 4.!i:t (l.tr'
Or'i &''!
. 7.40 7-7S
. '.Mil 4.it:t
.U'.i) 1 1 1.3J
..fi3 7!M
V.'.O.I 10..I2
.1 12 t 8.(M
F-nsy For Clarence
BOSTON, 'Muss., Mar. -n. (P)
Clarence Dern.ir of Melrose, vet
eran marathon runner. today
easily won n 44 -mile road race
from Providence to boston, Xotu1
of the other runners was In sight
when he finished.
THE BEST LOAN
Has These Four Requisites
AVAILABILITY
(iivinc pnniipl ntlciil inn nn npplicalioiiK, rxiiiliinalinii of title und final
closing, willi Npcciiil pi'ivilcjrcs in fonstniftion limns.
LOW COST
Of piTliiiiiiiiiry exnniiitntioii of property, passing title, preparing papers
:Q closing loan. No coniinissiiin.s.
CONVENIENT PAYMENTS
Disli-ilnileil over a period of years, carrying extra shares insuring inu
tnrity rel'iuid. ' O
REPAYMENT PRIVILEGES
o
Permitting repayment nt any time without additional interest charges,
iiieinliership or withdrawal fees, fines or other extra expenses or charges.
OE
!
.1111111
HERE EN ROUTE
EAST BY PLAN
cO.pleting her first hip on an
airplane tour over -000 miles long,
Mrs. A. II. Kingswe'.l of Umdon,
Ontario. Canada, arrived in Med
fold this forenoon aboard a Pacific
Air Transport coinpjiy ship en
route from Seattle to San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Klngswell, who h;is i
sou in Eugene, w here he is a pro
fessor In the I'liiversity ol' Oregon,
is planning to fly to Chicago on
a pleasure trip and will change
planes at San rnmclsco to com-
..i.,,., h.,.. iournev. she Is tho wld
tho World War while serving in
tla Canadian expeditionary tones.
PORTLAND. Ore., Mar. 17. (,V)
Mrs. A. II. Klngswi ll, who has been
Visiting her son. A. S. Killgswoll,
In professor nt the University of
Orc-wn at Eugene, has uookod pas
Htge ny nlr for t nicugo, ou ner te-
turn to l.er home nt London, Gon
ial'. o. The first flight lothiy was
to San Francisco, leaving Vancou
ver at 7 a. m.
She will hop off from Sun Fran
cisco Sunday nnd Is duo to arrive
ut Chicago -Monday morning.
10 BE A CANDIDATE
li:S MOINFS. Iuwa, Mar. 17.
(A1) Kdwln T. MeietlUh, serretary
of agriculture In the Wilson cabi
net, will not stand in tho w:iy of
presidential endorsement fro m 1
Iowa as "a favorite son candidate"
for the democratic nominal Ion. ho!
announced in a loiter to Thomas
Ken nan of Shenandoah.
' I would look upon such action
on tho part of the democruey of
Iowa as a statement of its position
on the tissues now before uh rather
than as a binding pledge to my
self," be wrote.
The Me red 11 h letter was inter
preted to mean that the 'dry-pro-Htessive"
faction with which Mere
dith Is aligned will contest vigor
ously with the "Smith for Presi
dent" faction within the Iowa iteiu-
gg 'LUMBER
l'tMi i:vi:itv rsK
n
pi
ft
TROWBRIDGE
Da m
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MIIKIt VAIti)
n
32 S S O
This association has all these requisites. It is lo
cal, mutual, safe, and n community builder. Ap
plications for loans are g-ven iinmediute attention,
promptly closed, und the money is available nt
JACKSON COUNTY
UILDING &
ASSOCIATION
NEW
RIALTO
Today
ONE
DAY
ONLY
HOOT
GIBSON
IN AN ALTOGETHER
NEW KIND OF WEST
ERN THRILLER
"A TRICK
of
HEARTS"
The town captured by wom
en and a dangerous gang of
robbers in the offing. A tor
nado of ACT 10 N and
LAUGHS.
Continuous 12:30 to 11 p.m
SUNDAY
ONE DAY ONLY
HE ALWAYS GETS
HIS MAN1
niglirst Quality Jcwelrj Repairing
f Satisfaction Assured 11
wuauty apa .rrioi.
Watch Rcpalrinc '
Diamond BcttlQf
Mall as your want.
RUDDY A OO.
LOAN
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