Medford mail tribune., May 08, 1928, Page 10, Image 10

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'. r if yon go via Southern Pacific, .
' ' ' through California ana" circle -K
'" ' k f'' ,back over Northern lines. ,
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another. You can see the whole Pacific Coast and much
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Enjoy cosmopolitan San Francisco, Los Angele., I lolly
" wood, San Diego, world-famed beaches and resorts
. .' . can be in the enchanted circle of your trip cast.
From California, go eastward over any of the follow
ing routes, with' choice of routes returning via northerly
'' " jUnited States or Canadian lines. .
' ' " The Sunset Circle .
iR. W. C. A. PLAYTO
! BE GIVEN MAY 1 5
' !
MEETNUY-141H AT
Round the rim of the United States. First on the
"'Sunset Limited," famed 'round the world, via F.1
Paso nj the old South to quaint, romantic New Or
leans. Then by rail, or at no more cost (meals and berth
included in your rail fare) enjoy 100 golden hours at
sea to New York by Southern Pacific Steamship. , '
The Golden State Circle
From Los Angeles to Chicago "OcMcn State I.im.
Jted" in its 61 14 hours, spreads before you the historic
Southwest; a glimpse of Old Mexico at Juarez, 5
minutes from El Paso. Thence to Kansas City, Giicago
& midwest points.
The Overland Circle
Tlio nniiilul inootiiiu of Mm .Tncli
mm County I'uldlc lloullli iihsocIii
tlnh will bo hold Tuesday, May
l"i. nt 2 o'clock fn tho homo of Mi-k.
Victor Iliii'Ncll In fonli-al 1'iilnl.
There will be no formal reports of
work done In thu ast year iih there
nro loo many iutoroKlliiK .features'
to iIIkcuhs ror future work, but
Ilium will lie n review of. noine of.
the important stops taken, Biieh as
the recent establishment of the
denial clinic in the court house, anil
lectures liy lir. .Stella Kuril War
ner, mentor cooperation with the
health unit anil County Meilical so
ciety, as (o clinic anil physical ex
aminations, it I the climax of the
year In Iho henlth honor roll pa-1
ruiln last Friday. ;
.Mrs. Saillo Orr Puinlar. score-!
lary nf Hie Oregon Tuberculosis ns-1
sociatlnn, anil Miss Clcndoru i:iake
ly, secretary of the statu liilisln.'? ;
hureau. will brine; to this meetlni
their fund of health work euthusi-'
asm. anil experience anil will assist
In the discussions of health work j
for Jackson county. f
Dr. William He Klein, director
of the Marlon county lieallh (lem-:
nnstiiillon. ' the main speaker of
the nfternoon, will (tlve nn Instruct
ive talk as ho Is from eastern ,
henlth centers and most recently,
from the Mississippi flood lieallh I
department.
Anyone Interested In henlth work
Is InvlU'd to thlR nieetlim. ' I
The Parental Inttlnct i
SAN yt KN'TIN. Cnl.. May 8. ,
UV The fact that his son Clar-
ence r'lliick") Kelly, is scheduled ;
to hnu on Friday did not liothei-i
Joseph Kelly, his father, 'who Is i
sci vlni; from fivo years to lifo fo)' i
rohhery. !
'I'he senior Kelly, who Is In
"crunk alley" for the mildly In-!
sane at the prison, complained '
ahonl his own situation 'rather I
than the liupcudlim doom of Ills!
son. when Interviewed yesterday.
The piny, "Clu'tiMns a Tlustinnd
will lie Riven Miity 151th In 'tho
.luiilor lilh sliool instead of t the
Klks ctult. ns fnrnieiy nnnouneed.
Mrs. W. S. Cllniore, chairman of
lioard of directors, Y. W. C. AJ
. 'I'he three-act comedy. "Cluhbinc
a Husband," which the board 'of
directors will present on Tuertimy
cvoninj;, May Kith, at the Junior
hlnh school, for the benefit of the
Y. W. ('. A.. Is. a inlrth-provoklns
pluy wllh. plenty of nctlon nnd
oinie sit li.-il tons. Miss Melha M'll-
liains and the Junior hliih hnr
meulctt band will entertain during
tile Intermission. This popular
teacher and her devoted nnd tnl-
ented, pupils need no Introduction
to the people of , Medford.
The hoard of directors consists
of the followlnp:
Mrs. A. .1. Anderson. Mrs. "W. R.
trtlmorc, .Mrs. lioseborouph. Mrs.
Maddox. Mrs. Mct'ufston. Mrs.
Kails. Mrs. Moller, Mrs. llryant.
Mrs. I'liilney. Mrs. Clement, Mrs.
Campbell, Mrs. Jverson.
The bonrd wishes to enlarge tho
quarters which aro used fur tran
sients, especially clris who are
without homes, and earnestly ask
Ihe cooperation of tho Kond people
of Medford In Ihls worthy cause. l
To Increase V 1IO.XTS
WASIUNCITUN, May T,(fP
All increase in the number of 'sub
marine rescue vessels to five and
the ' establishment of a deep-snn
illvlnw school have I n authorised
by the navy department.
Semite ClmiiKCH Tax Hill
WASHINGTON. May 7. (!
The senate today knocked onu of
Iho bouse tax bill the provision
to allow Ihe proposed reduction in
the corporation lax to npply retro
actively on last year's income of
corporations on which taxes nro
payable this year. C n d e r tho
modification the reduced corpora
tion rate would ro Into el feet on
Oils voar's Income.
SOUTHERN OREGON NORMA!., '
i.May 8. Final ai-rnngemonta nre
! complete for the old time southern I
'minstrel to be given by , tho men
students at the Southern Oregon
! normal tonlsht at 8:15. This is
. tile first entertainment of this type
ever stfcted the men and prom-
ihos to ue a success, uid planta
tion melodlps, long forBotten Dixie ;
tunes, darkies cake-steppln' side by ;
side who ure the tallest and the '
shortest III the school, will be fea-1
tures of the evenins. j
a meeunK or tne stuaent ooiiy
was held Thursday morning at the
nssembly hour. A report of the '
flnunce committee was read and '
approved. A. C. Rtranfte, faculty
member and vice-president of the
normal, suKKestnd that the officers
of the student body for next year
bo elected this term in order that
student body activities may be re
sumed immediately after the open-'
In; of the tall term.
At a recent election Mary Agnes
Hunt was elected vice-president of
tho student body. A committee
was appointed to aid at the assem
blies as follows: Helen Wise, 1-es-ter
lleck, Kathorine Lansworthy
nnd Fobs Kramer. The Kirls on
the committee will have eharun of
the arrangement of the furniture
on the stase and procure flowers
for the table when possible. The
hoys will distribute and collect the
sonir hooks for use In the assem
bly. M. Corle.ss, Radford Darlnell, '
Lois Joy Hanson, Roland l'arks
and Mrs. I McCuen compose tho
courtesy committee who will be
responsible for the meeting and
welcoming of visiting athletic
tenms, debaters and speakers . at
tiie normal.
Tho following women were nomi
nated for May queen at the May
festival, In Lithia park, May 26:
Florence Stewart, Margaret Ham
merhacher,' Leta Ashcraft, luclle
Wilson. Helen Lyons and Eldora
Dninwood. Tho requirements matte
for nominees were Hint they must
bo good students, fairly tall, attrac
tive and at least third term stu
dents at the normal. The four run-ners-up
In the contest will be ladles
in waiting to the queen.
The normal school orchestra en
tertained the assembly Friday
morning with a short program. Tho
orchestra Is directed by Miss Ruth
Y oiler,' -of the music department
of the school. Members are as
follows: Albio Beck, V. V. Cald
well, cornets; Rose Alkens, cello;
Donald Hlnthornc, drums; Orio
Moore, saxophone, and Helen "Wise,
piano. The harmonica band from
tho Lincoln training school played
"Home Sweet Home," "Old Black
Joo" and "America."
Theta Beta Phi, woman's soror
ity of the normnl, initiated fifteen
pledges nt a banquet held nt the
Lithin Springs hotol recently, llary
Agnes Hunt, president of tho hon
orary, presided at the short, im
pressivo initiation, which wns con
ducted in the bullroom of the hotel.
Those .initlnted were Lela Feld
mnlcr, Lottie Franklin, Cora Oit
tlngs, Jewel Ilnwnrd, Lois .larret,
Alice Manuel, Virginia Miller, Es
ther Moore, Elizabeth Morse, Mil
dred Paudson, Isalielle Silver, Alice
Tcrwilllgcr, Hazel Young and Demn
Youngmayr. A short address and
musical program were given. Miss
Ruth Yoder, accompanied by Helen
VIbo nt the, plnno, played two vio
lin selections; Margaret Hammer
bncher gnve a contralto solo. A
short tnlk on "Friendship" was
given by J. 11. Fuller, member of
tlio Southern Oregon Normal board
of relents. A. C. Strange of the
normal faculty Bpoke on "Scholar
ship." Invited guests Included Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Churchill, Mr. and
Mrs. J. 11. Fuller, Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Strange, Miss Ruth Yoder and
Miss Helen Wise.
Talent High Notes
' " ' From Sin Francisco follow the Overland Trail of '49, '
via Lake Tahoe, the scenic Sierra, to your Colorado or
Utah destination. Or direct to Chicago on (he "San
- - Francisco Overland Limited," in 61 hours.
Low R omul trip Fares
j- Summer" excursion fans on and after May 22. Return
,., ' limit October 31. Stopovws anywhere. Your choice of
S -i ' loutes. Let your local agent hi Ip you plan your trip via
OoiEthem Pacific
' " J. 0. Carle, Agent Phono 34
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KsiMlds and 11
Members of tho senior class nnd
faculty were entertained by the
Junior class at n banquet nt tho
city hall last Friday evening at
11:30. A lovely dinner was served
by - two underclassmen and - tho
hall was nicely decorated with
spring flowers. Frank Denhnm.
president or the junior class, wn3
toasltnaster. Toasts were given
by the faculty members and seve
i-al nt tho seniors.
The members of each class In
vlted partners for dancing nt 8:00
o'clock after the bnnquet. About
25 young pcopl eenjoyed tho most
Interesting Bocial event of tho
school year, l'atrons and patron
esses for the affair were Mr. nnd
Mrs. Conner, Ixslls r. Miller, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Melvln McClrew, Mr. nnd
Mrs. C. V. Long.
Tho Talent hlRh school base
ball ' tenm played Jacksonville
high school tenm nt Jncksonvtllo
Inst Tucsdny and beat them by a
good score. At a game ' with
Medford junior high on Thursdn
evening, tho Tnlent boys' were
beaten by a smalt score, duo to
rbe fnct that not all the team was
able to bethere.
Tho senior piny, "Decnon
Dubbs" will be given for the bene
fit of tho gym fund nt the Tnlent
school auditorium next . Friday
evening nt eight o'clock. A largo
crowd Is expected to attend.
Tho baccalaureate nermon for
the senior dura will be preached
nt the Methodist church by ISev.
Vagnor on Sunday, May 13, at
eight fl'clock.
Cnyler On llrnrli Aanin
CIUCAOO, May S. (A') Har.cn
(Klkl) Cnyler. stnr Cub out
fielder, Is again playing the rolo
of bench warmer, but not for dls
Jtlinnry reasons.
Cnyler, who spent most of last
season on the bench because of
his disagreement with his ntts-
burg employers. Is to lie Riven
few days; rest because of iv sore
right hand, which had been
troubling hint for levu&l week,
with
s HERB
WIEDOEFT
and his
incomparable
Brunswick
orchestra
nite
May 9, at the
ORIENTAL GARDENS
public invited dancing 9 p. m. id 2 a. m.
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