Medford mail tribune., March 28, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

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"MEDFORD MXEC TRTBUMT3, MEDFOKD, OHEOON'. WEDNESDAY. MARf'II ?S, 192S.
PAOE stx
TILLAMOOK. York "sawmill, TMJAMOK. Fair ground to
icui.enH lo rut 25rOUO feet fir a have .several thoUhuml dollar im-
MRS. ROY ELLI0TTH I G H PRAISE IS GRANGE PLAY AT : ESPEE REVENUES
NAMED PRESIDENT! GIVEN PUPILS OF EAGLE POINT IS JIT BY STAGES;
day.
provfinents.
the. man's flavor
- the vvoman'sJ?reference
OF WOMEN'S GLUB EVE BENSON CUSS! VERY CREDITABLE
DIVIDEND EBBS: CLASSIC ALL SET;
AMERICAN ENTRY
j
j Hoorfianlzntion of the JiupIucsr
and Professional Women's club, In
nclive xlnce last May, took place
nt nn enthuKlasiic dinner nvetiim
of old and new members nt Hotel ,
Medford last nlht. The need of
Mich nn orKanlutlnn in the mm-
muntty ana in me men ui .-imihmu
husinesH and profesnional women
ns well an ItK hel)fulneHH In netting
h..r -..!
stressed oy im- wimu in.i.....n UI(.K wiI(l expensive Hhawis, exe-Ml. umelstedt Katherine IMill
In their lalkH, and a Kenulne lie- (.ut(l( ln(.lr various st-M 4 plcal ; ,rnnk Pnyi.(l everal piano s-ler-Kire
to reoiKaniz upon a und of th(J ounlry lney repres. med. : tJont. (1 u r I n k the Intermissions.
ImslH was expressed by all. These were Verna Ftnncrook In, whU h were well received, and Mrs.
The former Idea of inaintai!iinfiihlie Jl(np Al)t,(. ,n Vf.nnw u;i ,timh;im rf.ntU.r(t(l n prano solo
n lunch room for the members was, ArJ(1 M),(.k ,n r(lt, eU.n o.,d , , m.r uslllt, pp.,lsjni; niili;nfir. ,Mm
voted down, on account of thej,n ,av(.(i.f i,(irothy Poley in : spencer painted the scenery for the
ocerhead anil the amount V : (freen, and luise Klrod in peach, Vt an(I lh(. KtII!P wnH v-ry attrac
profitable work and responsibility ; a f(ll.lllnK a rainM,w f olor.itiVf.
entailed. The club wll hold! .., , ,1(...HI1Ilt WUn ,,(.r KlrKl ) Thp m(,(.,lnrt. ,,..
monthly meetinKs at lo.;al hotels
throuh the summer, and will de
cide at the September meeting up
on whether or not to adopt a pro
Kram of more frequent meeting.
Prominent and well known
speakers In the business and pro
fessional world will be brought to
Mod ford to appear before the dub,
and n constructive program of so
cial and civic work will be accom
plished. Mrs. Hoy KlHott was elected
president of the organization, Mil
dred .Knight, vice president ; Mrs.
M. K. Chapman, secretary: Mar
garet Morrison, asistant secretary,
nnd J a c q u e Lennox, treasurer.
Committees will be appointed by
the president later.
Knch member present at hist
night's meeting promised to bring
at least one new member into the
organization at mxt meeting, and
n camtmii'n to Increase the mem
bership to include the majority of , l'1,s
btlsineMN nitfl itrnriMul( inn I vi'mnoii lii'"11
Medfot-d will be launched.
The iirlviile .Hi. I.. ,.r
lintel Medforil w.im arlistieally d
, i... m....i.. ui i
florist. The eenterileee eii'nvlted
.,f n uhntiotv i...Kbt ..f i.. r..r
...ri.... fi.,.. r..,
ers of sweetpens nnd ferns trailed
to the extreme ends of the Iimik
table. Knelrelintt the eenlerpleeo
were tall pink eandK'H, nnd nt eaeh
nhiee t.nii n lint, nlnlr l.,,uu,.l
nlmonds.
KAI.KM,: Ore.,' Marc h 2H. (P)
Possibilily of a fire Insurance rata
war that may benefit all -classes
of fire Insurers loomed following
the filing with the stale Insurance
depart men! yesterday of a sched
ule deviating from the rates pro
mulgated hy the Oregon insurance,
rating- bureau.
The deviations were filed bv
J. C. Veazie of Portland, repre-1
wen ting a number of fire insur-1
a nee companies operating in j
H
The deviations. II Im ftnld. hit
the same as rales similarly filed 1
in the state of Washington. Stat
Insurance Commissioner Iee said ,
they apply almost entirely to pre
ferred risks, ami that any accrui d
savings would benefit the larger
rather than the small Insurers.
I'nder the law the commissinner
has :io days In which to approve
or reject the deviating rates,
I ! 1 1 K M K S Ohio. March JS..
RATE WAR LOOfiS
Faithful to the horse at whose t evening at tho Ashlaml arnioi,. nn.,r future. The following are
heels he ran for years, a PoHtop. 1 cannot help expressing what a j expected to be present to aid In
bulldog today refused to leave a pleasure It was. Kvery member , judging tho various events: Super
burning' barn In which his "pal " was simply splendid. Ymir pupils , ntendent arier; Mis Purr, rural
was trapped, and both fell victim did you credit, and you are surely , supervisor: Payntoml L. Coi nnell.
of the fire. The dop ran from deserving much praise for the j principal of Washington school of
tho barn apparently to arouse res- hjgh standard of your program. i Medford: W. H. (iustin. principal
morn, then returned and at- 1 write this because I feel j r Jackson school of Medford: A.
tempted to tear away the ropes that sometimes It is gratifying tojl:. Collett. principal of Sams Val
that tied the horse. know that onr etfrts are en,-j icy school: Albert Strati, mailer
PFNDLKTON. (ho.. March
iA'i no humlrod and soveiitv
thousand bushels of I'matllla 1
toiiiHv wheat uns sold here Mon-I
day to Henry Collins. Pendleton
mlller and grain man. J. K. Illll.
farming In the Helix region, sold
Ta.ooo bushels: II J. Anderson of
the same region. A.Vnoo. nnl Purl
IW.uinan. ns.flOM. The price was
said to be Hrouud $L'J5 a bushel,
A Doctor Talks
About Cascara
It i unfortunate t lint tnnnv peoplo
juiljic the tliiirimlinertft nf a lu.Mltive
hv its t iuli'ili-f . The sulfa that nlli
through the hystein tuny not eten
ieiietrute the liliu of puiminiiUK tnul
Icr that lias coaled tin' colon. A
Ion;? list of ihtris will 'ii.oHi'li the
Iwivels" hut w'liit is tin' ls-.it way to
CXKAXSU t liffiu?
Tlio world's Is-i-t lnxnliic i one
tlnit Mother Xuinic n.nk.M in lirr
mill lahorutorv. H i- tin- l-'ik if
n tree, failed t'ASC.MiA. Tin- In
ilimis used to chew tint hark nml
rencli old ukc witliniit a sick day. H
is tho hest tllillK ihere is today, fur
uuv syslcuii Is-st for the lilnml. Tin-
most Vncficiul in its actii n tin-
liowels, ,u( unytliiiijj yi-t difclo-cd.
I-'op uiiuiy rettsonsj
Pu.ll of tlie Kve P. p n h o n
Dunt-lnK .imemy excelled them-'phiy
... . .t.i
wives iii mrir iiiuii mi m. mi-- ;
liuirt'u '.'raterian on Saturday
eveninK, March 24, earning much
applause niiu coiiinu'iuM u
prtM-iuiion and praise from tne
rowUiti audience. At eacn pei -
rormum - e beuutuui imuiu'iH vi
flowers were presented to the
i"nceiB.
lm- Spanish
Puloina, Kiiwned in beautiful com-;
. t-p-verlv rendered by
! Uoreen l.everotte. n natural born j
actress, an the peasant; and a
j perfect doll In the shape of little
Janet Peed. This number has.w,,f.h the numbers jjrew until the
made a hit in prominent eastern .
'and houlhern cities also. i
A Pusslan duet was well ren-1
tiered by Jane Autle as the boy, j
and his
pretty partner, Louise
Klrod.
j :
portraying I
disappoint-
by clever j
An artists' dream,
his ambitions and
ments, was rendered
llllli- Doi-ven l.evi-ri-111- lis the I
inril.Ji an mur h-iiwiiik iijiiiihi-, .- nun i-iiuii-n in .tii-iiiuiu win in
I. ...... I V I. .!' ...1.1. n... . . I
.tllinc llfl'li, r.ill i.-in- 1..IIM mill ill nil nn- i-inii'- ..i-i-i rin-n
I l.ovi'1-i-tti! nml tiny lli-tty CiinfK'ltl. . WiMlni'mlay iiIkIii. wlinn Mr. Han
i who tuok thi-lr jiartK liewlti'tlillK'y. ilall. n stuili'ilt irpaclliT, will have
j '.A Mi'Xlcnn ilanr with the hoiii- tho i-i-vlrp. Mr. AIH1. who was
llircro Wiis wi'll ri-nilci-i-il liy ltiv- with ui at tin lii-KinninK of t lit"
i-rly t.'hllili-i'K nml l.i'onartl iiuhi-
Iiikh.
An eeeentrle iltn liy two ptl-
takliiK n profeKHioiml train-1 hy the chtireh ehoir. W'e expeel.the Mall Trihune-VlrKln radio Hta
wan eleverly rendered hy l.tt ! to make lnueh of the tiuiKie thlsjtlon, whlrh Inehnled Meriford's
Mtirle lieek and Janet Iteed. TniH 1
'itanee wan
reated anil arraiiKed
M'V ';vn H"""-
The Hiin.ilan nypsy was
well
reiireented hy .lane Atltle.
An oriental ihinee whh Brace
fullv and perfei tly rendered
hy
Hrln. (letehell lieautlfnlly itownctl
"s a nautili lrl.
A sprlnn fantasy, a. heautlful toe
numher hy five Kills, wan artls-
tlcilllv lllld d a I II t I 1 y p resell! ed .
rlils .was a not her
creation and
arranKement nf Mve
danced hy Iteverly
Pennon's, and
Chllders, lo-
leen Leverctte, Iji
Murle Peck,
Janet Iteed and Jane Auue.
A flreclan balloon dance was
exquisitely rendered by Helen
Wood anil Verna Korncrook, and
I was much admired.
ri... inn t en in. constating of
Jane Antlr, Janet Ueud, Noel ten
son and ( .onion Pennon, cleverly
rendered two routines In thin
work.
The lively Khiltajou was well
danced by Dor e e n Leverelle,
Louise Klrod, Noel Pcnson, Pcv
erly Childers, Jan Antltt and La
.MuVle Peek In the chorus, With
little Janet Heed as the lviiiKajou
I
fl''- . .
All of the talented children
taking part In the above program
deserve the greatest credit ""'
their efforts, which surprised the
u,,,u,,
nee
nn eacn octasmn. been absent from school most of
conclusion of the P-tu. timl Hlnee the Januarv exam
beautiful b a s k e t or j jnaljns
Al the
"nini
i flowers was handed to Mrs. r. i
I Pcnson. a gift from the pupils
iiiixl parents, which was gMuu
I appreciated iy iier.
Mrs. lletison and her class M"'
ithe same performance at Ashland,
Thursday night, and recelvoti
' innnv eomiillments on me s.iiin .
!nne of which was from Mrs.
Louis Dodge, which said: j
"Afler seeing your pupils last
.liiyed. ami -i no not Know ii' " .
! I've enjoyed a program more.
W ASH 1 M : i' N. March (Ti1
President Conhdgo signed today
the bill extending Tor another year , randjdal; for county niporintond-
the blife of the ridlo iommls-,rIlt: ,.: .ealoii of Table liock:
hn providing for the allnCHlion ; .,,,n .cain of Table Po.-k; MNs
of wae b imths broadcasting sta-j Uodeside of .Sams Valley school;
lions in various section- of tl"',Miss Joy Fredericks of Sams Val-
country In proportion to the popu i vv scliool. The teachers of tho
latfon.
If . 4
I irst ot nil. tlii'iv is no HAI'.l I
fnrnii'd fnun ciiinia. The IhmvIi ,
arc iml wcakcln il, lull M iciiutlii ui'd ,
hy its ocnt-ioiiiil n---. I't.c occanioiis J
when one nc.-iN tliis ael prow W .
and less, lis intlllt-Mce i telly felt. '
oll linn I llli'I MillfM-ll worie lM.lltl.1- (
1 1 1 . the ilny li.llownii'. tell do nn. I
the Ikimcii llioie mi iiiicii in mi-..- ui
their ohm ii.litniil. I In- can.ly . a.-
caret that i-wiy drut.ire alway,
lm. in ttuik tliK Idval luriu ui
(.UJiutll.
1
KAf: LK POIXT. Mar. -17. Thn
Riven by the f; range Friday
bPHt home :
niL - ht win one or l ie
.
laieni piuyH 'vt mw ii n-iv. ": .
iat whh well i-hoHcn and every part
well handled. Mi.su Andrews of
the Hrhool faculty directed the play
and much rn-dii indue her for itn
,,,.,, rrUtt tin. ,.f tin. hhv w:m
!'The Spy," and those taking part
a. .. l lu l . iu,.n M r U'n nl. ;
!.lrn. (irovr, Mih. Sprncer, Ted K'ii
HenoritaH in JJiman. i,awienee Luy, Harry Ward.
Mf Throckmorton, Mr! Perry and
, ,hp rimilI,itv prfd.vinrln
church are Krowinjr in interest and
a splendid congregation is expected
for this week. At each service Inst
meeting Sunday afternoon was al-
most an overflow, with every seat
taken. The unrig service under theK,m tl.,fri(, in,( he.n .nb-mdnM..! !
direction of Mr. Ferlbee was mostly tnjH method.
enjoyable. The Men s Clospel team
male fpiartet rendered several nnm-!
hers which were pleading in th:
extreme, a feast of good things Is ;
V(t to he ours for the remainder ,
f ihi-wi-ik.
Or. M ll nf the rhrlH-1
if MiMlfnnl will In-
nirtInt.'M. has a r:rh liaritoni voire
anil will uitiK a miiIo fur tis eai-h
iiiKhl in tiililitlun to npei-lal nni.sir
week nnd the Riilendid Rospel nie:i-1
sage delivered by Dr. Mell should ens. openrilc baritone, nnd (Jeorge
be appealing enough, to fill 1 be .Maddux, tenor, who has just re
house each night. After this week turned from u group of success
is over many Kaglc Point people fnl appearances in ( 'nil fornix
will begin lo realize what they have music circles.
missed by not being present. There! The dramatic power and color
is nothing sensational about the1 of Stevens' voice was at its best
conduct of these service, hut they in the opening number, the pro
are doing a world of good In n logue from I'ngllacci, which he
quiet way. o one can attend these fololwed by n special request
meetings night after night in a si-leciion, "Hills of Hnine',," by
thought ful attitude without
Inspired hud richly blessed.
being
The Table Knelt school was un
able to meet at our school for the
spelling mutch that was scheduled
for last Frldny afternoon. The
schools have not decided when til"
I mulch will he held.
1 The school board held a special
meeting at the Smith home last
j .Monday ''veiling. It was derided to
j start the next term on September
I 3. l!tS.
A statement has be
eolved
from Dr. U. W. Pollnitz of Mod-
P. sm,n(; t,m, Mt(on Sani1(M.wnn
! h;m miff(in.(( a nrv,Mts ,mii(mvn
an,i W nn( , pf. to att,.nd
, H.h)n fu .... .
Word has been received of a
Hrou,n)aHt).t.'s training course to be
n),M ,n Medford In the near future.
Mr. Lucas of the Peagle commun-
ly inl).niis to enr.dl Lir the course,
(;lasM ,)ns l(.t,n H driving
(, ni,w civn,,,t ,.olu i, ,lIrng the I
nat week. It i tin. In tno ti..1,.1
1m, ., ,(1 ,M. ,(.nil(l nf
Some very able Judges have been
s,M.,m. fl. our fi,.i,, .,., n tlu,
oi .-suns aney grange; . .-. i:ei-
cher, scout executive of Medford:
Mrs. Margaret Cason of Ashland
ormal schiud: Mrs. Marie 1 Mzney
i tf Central Point school: V. Davis.
various schools are also to lie con
sidered official, to see that the pu
pils are ready for the different con
tests. A large number of local Sunday
school members attended the all
day meeting at Sams Valley hist
Snndav.
j The diphtheria immunization was
j completed Li the local school last
t Friday. A tolal of children took
the three treatments. M L
Reginald Denny,
j Rial to Tomorrow
1 Motion picture followers all
i over t ho count rv are welcoming
J Hie ret urn of the over popular i
; star. Kegiuadl penny, to the role
of a buyer in bis recent plot ure.
"On Your Toes " The enthusiasm I
aroused over Penny's port ray:ils
of a r 1 g h t o r in the "Leather
1'itxliers" lias never quite died j
down.
The opening cf 1 Vnn 's latest I
M-reen bit at the lllalto theater'
begins Thursday. 1 H-nny Is la
miliar to every nio io patron in
the world, it is said, t hrough his
no melons si Teen succewsos, but ill
this newest and greatest comedv
ho mii passes everything that be
given film audiences in the
p.nt. "On Your Toes" Is now
if.,.. inB over the coimti v anil Is
,..,,. ,,, Bi:alll f t ,,.
; ,,., , , w,, ,)V , mils, , ..
, ,.ns,ltQ,n, Ui , h inter- of
ti,u moiiwn plclura luduntry
ANTIOCH ITEMS
POim.ANO, Ore., Mttr. 28 (P) !
The Southern Pacific rompany's !
annual report lo Jih.l 1 7 stuckhold-
..wi,. uiw,,,.,wi timt r.trt. i....
- ....... ...o..
died by Ihe company exceeded the
peak of 1 !:. Hall way revenues,
however, decreased II.Oftf.MU, due
' hhthushii uimiinouue cmnpeti-
tfrm. Tno decrease In railway reve-
-"Mimt- uy an m-
- "UKo of $L5M,7 1 2 in onerulfiiK
expenses, due larnely to wao in
creases. The net railway operat
ing income of HI27 showed a de- j
crease of $(,l!i2,;f.O. '
The company eai W-i SlJ.ftfi a
share on capital stock from rail-:
way operations and t2 cents a ;
share from operation! of affiliated I
companies, totnlin.; $iu;, which ; oml and ("ajitafu J. It. II. Hntehfn-!
was a decrease of $S2 from the son's The Mohawk was third. Twen
year before, l.arse huiiih were put ty-slx ran.
buck in improvements. Investment Dark Warrior won by two lengthsj
in road and equipment totaled $'.12,- i while there were three lengths be-j
244,!tlil last year. Passenger reve-tueen second and third. The bet-I
nue decreased more than $,'100,000. ting was 2S to 1. HMI to 7 and 7!
Taxes i.i 1H2T amounted to t'V.1. ) lo j. The value of the race was!
077.IHIO. IHridends paid were $2L- ; i.oo with extras, and the din-!
:M2,92ii. The report culls attention ' taee covered was a straight mile. I
to the new polity of the company .j. J:. Joel's Priority Park won I
in providing motor coacti service,
on nritn'i i iwm tiicii nutirnrit in
l.ni'til ratlin I I M t e n e r h were
eharnieil Lint nifcht liy the lienuty
of the t'fitiro hour over K.MKI).
tow leading ulnners, .lames Stev-
Fox.
(Jeorge Maddux prnved an In
teresting com rast in bis selection
of the youthful, .romantic types
In which his line vulce excels.
Mis first t wo numbers Were "M.v
la rat line," by Prime, and the
I dainty Irish ballad, ."Peggy." by
; t'ox.
I I Liit 1 1 singers were nt-enmpa uicd
j on Hie llnldwin by Miss Alma
1 1 .awrence. Their other numbers
Included "House of Memories," by
Ay I wood and "Drea in in' Time,"
by St rick la ml .suny; by St evens;
"Pose of My Heart." by Ldir,
and "When My Fancy's Kunnin
High." by Hull nn, sung by Mad
dux. Following these numbers Karl
Davis, local announcer,, gave a
three-minute p e e c b on tho
American Legion membership
drive, through the courtesy of the
California Oregon , Power com
pany. A duet from Martha and from
Iji liohomo hy I'uccinf were sung,
by Stevens and Maddux, proving
popular with a large number of
listeners who b e ga n a steady '
stream of telephone calls and
congratulations. The p r o g r a in
ended by two scdos, "Love Hero Is
My Heart." by Sllesa. sung by
Maddux, ami "May Day Carol."
an old Puglish song tirra uged by
1 looms Taylor. Ming by Stevens.
SALPM. Ore.. Mar. JS. oVl
Sout hw i'st Washington hoi el men
and m e m b e r s of the Long view
chamber of commerce were greeted
hero last night by Salem civic or
ganizations. They wore first greet
ed at the state house by Dr. P. P.
Lee Steiner. superintendent of the
state hospital, who represented
(iovernor Patterson ami the Mate
board of control. Later a banquet
was given the visitors at the Ma
rion tlo(e.
STRONGER AND
SLEEPS BETTER
Took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
OedVn. Kiinsa. "For three or
four mouths before tukiiip the Veri
table t, ompound
I w.i run-down,
didn't feel like
doing any work
and could net
sleep at n 'fjit.
The least thing
would upset me.
We live on a
farm anil 1 lime
my homework to
do hut often I
could not do it-.
Mv mother old
ino of the good Lydi.i K. Piiikham'
Vegetable C'omptunid had done net
po 1 am tiikimi it. am feeling tine,
eim ule.'p pM and cull do my wmk
without gcttinjr over-tireu. I ri-rom-niend
the eg-tiih!o ( ompotihd u.u:
will itliswer letter." Mt(K) l.i:sj r n
Crttii;s, l!o o-pien, K.insa.
ra u d a Era
u .
n Windows and Doors
I.Utlir.NT MOCK IV
Stu rm its titrciN
H TROWBRIDGE
H I t Mill It Y ltl
Lbaooaaid
I i '.i-.
! I.
AVnoroHTO.V, Knylatvl. Mar.j
. fl Hilly Purt-m, American
owned entrant in mo uranu na
tional, in acclimatized, Aubrey
JlnxtinKS the horse's trainer, told
The AMKOciated PresH today.
The rose, owned by Howard
I Sruce of JSaltirnore. Ktarted for
Aintree, where the race will be
run Friday, in a special car today.
IJNCOLN, KnKlnnd, .Mar. 8.
Dark Warrior with t lobby Jones
up. captured the Lincolnshire han
dicap today, opening the flat rat:-;
iiiK season in Knuland.
Dark Warrior Is owned by Sol
Joel. .
J. P. Joel's Phllammon was sec-
the race last venr. The race dates I
, . . -
Grand Island $40o0 warehouse ;
i being built for local cannery.
"
aster
Bonnet
Band Box Shoppe
GRAND OPENING
Friday and Saturday
MARCH 30 AND 31
An Invitation
A cordial invitation is extended to the
women of Medford and Southern Oregon
to cttend this opening,
o'clock Friday morning.
Favors for All
the Ladies
M ID)
Just East of the Groceteria
o
226 East Sixth Street
Beginning a
trite
full-flavored coffee
vacuum backed
v
9 jm$sf .
mmm
Same Price
for over 35
25 ounce for 25
MILLIONS of POUNDS USED
BY THE GOVERNMENT
Guaranteed Pure
Are You
Ambitious
or are you content to struggle
along with the rest of the crowd?
No ambitious young Man or
woman today can afford to
miss the opportunities offered
in aviation.
Sander Aeronautical
School, Inc.
M.rUnrrl Hie. tlQW offeTS VOU 3
complete course in flying in new
planes of the latest type and UN
DER SUPERVISION OF AIR
MAIL AND EX-ARMY PILOTS
AND INSTRUCTORS.
Do not put off until tomorrow
what you can do today re
uiember it is the parly bird that
catches the worm.
ENROLL NOW
Sander Aeronautical
School, Inc.
Medford, Ore.
WE FLY EVERY DAY
-Use This Cotipon-
Saniler Aeronautical School, Inc.
Meill'ord. Ore.
Please send me full particulars
regarding; your complete course In
t'lyiiiK.
Name
: Street
City
You May
ray More
but you can no, get
any price than those
made here at
$35 to $55
Made in Medford
Style, Fit and Satis- j
taction tniarflntpH.
SAN FRANCISCO
TURPIN
HOTEL
to $3.00
: I i"hmii,Tt-ninir-a 1
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