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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OKEnONV TUESDAY, MAY IS, 1928.
TEA ENJOYMENT
' A LUXURY
WITHOUT A TAX
Trkh TiiA Orange Pckoc docs not
cost so much as you would expect
to pay for tea of selected quality.
But tli.it isn't why we aslc you to try
it. Wc ask you to judge it solely as
I more delicate, fragrant and finer
tea than any you've ever known.
It's a luxury without a tax.
Try Tree Tea and sec !
TREE TEA
m
B'WV'fSa tnose who preter
H.'twWattl Green tea. there's
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1 . t 1 1
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o
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TENNIS TEAM TO
STATE TOURNEY
HOSTlinitN' OltECiO.N NOH
MAL, May 15. The men's lenniM
touin of the Sputhern Oregon
Normul will o north the lint of
thla week to Mc.Mlnnvllle to vl
for Htate honorn.' Due to the
perfect weather conditions of late
Die boya' tenniu tournument
Klolxe Howard. Poillund; C, C.
McKeine. rorlland; Churiolte Mlh
Portland: Anthony Kuwer. Port
land; Alfred tichrobb, Fine Art
Dept.. of 1;. or o.; Alice Hewi-ll.
I'ortland: Klorenz Clark, 1'ortland;
Avard Kuirbunka, Dept. of Sculp-1
tare. I'. Of O.; J. I.eo Falrbanka.
Art Dept., o. A. C; Percy Mon-j
am-. Hood Jtivor; Emll Jaciiuea.i
Portland.
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Cannot Vote Fair
Tax Levy Covering j
Period of Years
REDDING CUT-OFF TO
SEND DELEGATES
TO LEGION MEET
In reply to a nupritlon why the j
vote thin year on the fair tax waa !
not distributed over a period of .
two years. The uw explicitly i . t
forbids voting a tax for fair pur- "We 'lire looking forward to the
poses spread over a period of years largest gathering of legionnaires in
and i-enulrea a vote each year a ! the history of this state' legion
levy is made. This would neenBsi- i activities at the convention to ho
il ho d nc an election ana n next I Held ul ileilloro in tu, sum
I year to create the tax for that year j Oeorge l.uvo of Kugcne, state com- j
' anil would cost about S3. 000. 1 mander of tne American region
nenravn ,. ,r. J """lie vote being held at the prl-
ls .1 V. ' innry thla year doea not cost nny-
belng hotly contested, as the first ,"'" ' , 'h! ',, J;"1'' thing for Judges and clerks aa the
three men leading the tournament I " ' ,c"'"! "2 1!', to Tav0 h".' "" " ill act aa primary
now Bo i tig on ut the ttchoul will
make the trip.
It uuh IhuuKht ut fh-Ht that u
tournament would bo pluyed by'
the flmt eight men ut the head
of the lint nnd the three men
were to be uhutwn from them. The
weather eomlltlonH muile thin Im
lionMible for every one did not
have a fair chance to chulIeitK?
opponent h In order to net to the
top of the llHt in the Hliort time
that remained.
today for UoJse, Idaho,, were guOHtH ' jU(pen.
Hint, nielli i . it(Miitci. wncru iin'y
heard (ieorRO C. ' ManHfield, per-
wonal represent a live of Covernor .
C. C. Vountf, on the tour, dec laic '
that the propped cut-off from ,
ItoddlnK to the IIoIho outlet to the
Victory hi Kb way would be the
"fii-Ht non-polltleul roud ever con
structed (n theHe partM."
I T. Lock wood. Heen-turv 'of
the IIoIko chamber of commerce,
Ralph Ilenedlct of Han Kranclweo,
K. II. .shoemaker, engineer for the
who was In Portland yeHterduy and
reentered at the Heuthman hotel. J
VThere will be from 3000 to suuu
of the' boys In attendance from
! every part of Oregon and from
many places outalde of tho mute.
In tho drum corps contest, for tri
Htunce, thore will be competing
teams from Oregon, Wafihlneton,
Idaho and Callfornlu. It will murk
There is no end of variety to the ; tho f"' lm d.e,,7'
vaudcvlllo at Hunt's Craterlan to- j u" "V .
IIUIOIM'IS. piUAlllll. W. "ruiu.u .
Vaudeville
morrow evening. Comedy, singing.
the California slate line malting It
utroffe!lnKr1,y nU'm,"r' n",lCipos,b.; this year. I have recefved
ICS. i -The cioir , "r M,tUf.o,d, ihih;,H
the men Playing to carry on their ! Il""'u '""I.a. ln.ent of public
matches and excellent sportsman- j . " " . '.' '. 1 W1"'J': ""M; 1 "V,. ,V (.ln,n..i.lv nlever'"' ne cll' al ""aping plans
"""-"""I Ul HUT 'UIIK I U ..- I, .!, nnnvnnllnn n ,1lf
Champ," and with the aid of a
company of four, including three
New Wayburn dancing girls.
has already raised a large fund for
the entertainment of the legion-
nRin-H, and that tho business men
. . . i. itnnt
t ",'i?e .. I u'"""otu """Ub" , chamber -i.f commerce were among'""" amusing comedy skit.
Those men who seem to be thel,,u "'-
moHt coiiKi.stent players at pres-1
cnt in winning are: T-lione
' I
: ANIIOCH ITEMS i
1 1 . :
A huge number of Antlocli
people attended the iSuuw Valley
CLAesinrp ApviBTisiNa oit rwults
Cnldwcll, A. (iosnell, M. Cathnn.
It. Uartnell. Dun Smith, Wurren
DoremiiH and Don Illnthorno. All
of thce men have won ut least
one match and have shown prom
ise of being among the first eight.
The remaining scc... u..uh.. n,Kn H(.huo jy ,HHl 1(Yhay cVtl).
having been defeated once still ,nK Thc iiims Valley pupils pre-
nn v " wilted an excellent program,
last minute rally, and displacing n s Nrdry haM bee offt,r(
some of me prest-ni icaiicrs.
Much talent Iiuh been dl.spluyed
by all the contestants and tho
representative!! chosen from these
men will represent the Normal
In a worthy fashion.
Thr. r't-iiwv Fnir. held Friday
'evening. May U, In the Normal
auditorium, was one of the most
successful mixetH of the school
year. Kveryonc entered Into the
festive Gypsy spirit and the nf
falr was made more realistic by
gypsies in mullico:orea g.visy eos
tumcM and by a group of young
society people and a few country
yokels on their annual trip to the
fair. Two gypsy fortune tellers
were kep: busy foretelling the fu
ture, recalling tho past and stat
ing the present to tho skeptic, as
well us the gullible.
The c.ypsy" Fair was sponsored
by the Kastern Oregon club, whose
natural pep mid originality was
greatly supplemented by their
faculty advisors. Miss ltuth Yoder
and Lorcn Messenger.
MIkh Kvelyn Mangold gave a
solo dance, which was greatly en
joyed, as was the reading given
by, Jack Lemons. Miss Yoder
dresMed as a gypsy. Kave three
violin selections, which added to
the gatu atmosphere of the Ciypsy
Fair.
Lincoln training1 pchool will
have a field day. May 18, which
will be a demonstration of the
work done In the physical educa
tion department, under the direc
tion of Miss Helen Weiss, and
Miss Virginia Hales. The progrum
will begin at 2:00 p. m., and will
continue fur two hours and a
half. During the afternoon, Ice
cream cones are to be sold. The
I'urent-Teaeher association will
serve a cafeterin hiipper Imme
diately after the program. The
proceeds from the supper will go
to the play-shed fund. The fol
lowing program will be given:
Pageant Third grade.
Folk Dances tiirls and boys of
primary and Intermediate depart
ments. Stunts rrlmary IwyM.
Field events Dash, runnins
bread Jump and high jump. lioys.
Volley ball game lrls.
Jtiischull game Hoys.
Humorous relays.
Tne pageant, which will be
given by the children of Miss U
Wilsons room will be a coi'rela
tlun of all their school work. It
will lie representative of the four
months. ' April. May. June and
July. Helen Dunn was chosen
May Queen and will be attended
by four children.
Several donations have been
made recently tti the Norms I
school library: From tho Port
land public library: 102 bound
volume of magazines: Atlantic,
com d.cle years 1 SH7. 1 SS8. Cen
tury. Ks-lsaO; volumes 3. 4,
1 s.'iii; Harper's magazine, IS75
1XH.'.. volumes 4 -1' I ; Hcribncr's
nuik'uznie. 1SS7-I!'"-. vol. 1-3'J.
Other gifts: Mrs. Cordelia Stiles
of Portland, files nf Oregon
Teachers' monthly and National
I'M in at Ion ohmm iaiiun Journals.
Mrs. I. licvsler. wife of the
lute Dean llcsslcr of O. A. C. files
f i em I ean UcssIci-'h library of
educational magaziucM. School
Iteview. School and Society. Tench
vis' College Magazine, Kducatlon.
Oregon 1 1 Istorlcul Society Quar
terly, whli h now gives tho Noi
mal library a complete file stive
A. C Strange donated tho cur
rent numbers,'
Hack files of Literary Dlsest.
from Mrs. p. W. Wagner.
Atlantic Monthly from J. It
Fuller. National Cieogtaphle Magazine,
from Mrs. Ham MeNalr.
(lift books from 11. Kupert of
Ashland, Mrs. N. Newland of
Ashland and lister Heck, student.
Southern Oregon Normal Is ex
hibiting this week a collection of
works by Oregon urtiMs. The
exhibit of the Oregon State Fed
eration collection and Is spon
sored by Women's clubs for tho
purpose of bringing to tho atten
tion of the public the work of
leading painters and sculptors.
The collection, which includes
water colors, oil iminttncs. pho
tograph of original modeling will
be displayed in the art rooms at j
the Normal all week.
Artlts whose work will nr
found In the exhibit are C. J.
Fulton, F.ugene; Clyde lon Kel
ler, Portland: Nuwlind Zune.
Dept. of Int., Kugcne; Melvln F.
Wire. Pendleton; Florence Apple
bv. T.'irtrande; Collstd Howling,
rovtliind, Sidney Hell, Portland;
! well known to iho average person
Kvorvon will lw triad tn learn that
M pupils from the, 1)tm. AUHtill( !no urlhit wno draws
Sams Valley. Agate, Amly Rm iJin for lho -movies.-is
Included on the bill. -
I Corinuc Villa and LIU Strigo arc
Instrumentalists and singers. Dill
Strigo specializes on tho Hawaiian
guitar. Their progrum Is well
chosen and nicely executed.
L'nicycles ore mere playthings to
Jack and Jessie Gibson. They mix
a lot of comedy chatter with some
difficult feats on the single wheels.
An offering that smacks of
youth personality will be the con
tribution of Jimmy Flood and
Venus McNcw. Until have txcel-
Nedry has been offered iPt voices which 'me used effectu-
tho princlpnlshlp of tho Hher-1 auy j n0veral harmony numbers,
wood school near I'ortland, . for j jjmmy accompanies at the piano.
nexi jour. .Mr. Acury was re-1 -The (Jumps" may well be term
elected by tho Arftioch board some ed (l flUMiy institution; the going
time ago, but has resigned to ac- on and life of Andy, Min. Uncle
copt tho Sherwood position. , IMm HmI ,nc widow Zander are
A large crowu attended mo.
Antioch field meet last Saturday
A total of M
Table Hock
La u rel h u rst and A n 1 1 och sc li oo Is
look part In tho events. Wo are
Informed by our county superin
tendent that this is the first Ath
letic Test Madge meet to bo held
in Jackson county.
G. W. Milam of Itoguo River,
candidate for tho republican nom
ination for county superinten
dent, was a visitor in our section
last Saturday. Mr. Carter, candi
date for county clerk, was visit- .' StlrriiiR Romance of Seas
ing friends last Friday. ' I "A Girl in Kvery Port," one of
The Antioch school lias ; been1 the unique and most original sea
chosen as the polling place In! stories ever filmed, is now show
this precinct by the county court, j Ing at tho Itlalto theater.
The primary election will be held: Resides carrying with It all of
Friday, May 18. tho glamour and romance of the
l-rois Glass has been awarded i nverngo sea tale, it is filled with
the attendance certificate for per- thrills and comedy situations, and
feet attendance In school during; has the unusual distinction of eight
tho year. Iois is the only pupil ; leading women, one for each nort.
to gain this honor. .' ,ri l, Victor McLaglen, of "What Price
Klghth grade pupils expect tojoiory" fame, is featured In. the
take tho mate examinations .next leading role, wtlh Robert Arni
Wedncfday and Thursday. Eighth strong as his chief sunnort olivsi-
, grade pupils are: Krma Glass, j cally and artistically throughout
Len Martin. Lorlng Martin. ! the picture
to make the convention an out
standing event." Oregon's percent
age of its - membership quota for
the American Legion In the de
partment of Oregon is 104.18, ac
cording to the official report of
the finance division of the national
headquarters. State Commander
Love said. The only state in the
u I nun to excel this record Is Texas,
with 110.7 per cent. One of the
reasons Texas made tho mark it
did is that It Ik to be host of the
national convention of tho Ameri
can . Legion and is consequently
more than usually enthusiastic
Orofconian. '
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