TflTrfrpTCT) MATL TRTlferR, rEDFOTvP. CmTXIOX, STTXDAY JULY S. 102R.
PAOK VIVE,
o s I ! ; -J
W I". 1 : K I .Y ( ALI A DA It
0 : 11. M. U Pible Study cki!.
will meeto Wednesday afar-
noon Willi .Mis. Mary I't-wii,
I 1 li" Portland n enue. M is.' !
K. V. Maddox will lea the
I study ofc John. P'th chapter.
Lions' i-hrtt installation on
V . Wednesday, July 11, at lh-
' tel Medford.
Pythian club Th ursday,
July PL -I
Mnlaj da ik a- and pie-
nic Thursday. July U. Kvcr
Shady auto park, -
I U'idics' Aid of Lutheran
church, siippr in ' tiiii.-h
parlors Wednesday. July 1 1.
I Missionary so.iety, Chris- J
J tian church, Wednesday alt-.
S ernoon. July n. church par-
H rs.
First Methodist eh inch
Missionary society meeting
Tuesday, July in. home of
Mrs. A. S. Pliton.
I D. A- U. special meeting. I
I public library. Tuesday aft-
ornoon, July 10.
A A A
"Vacation Days"
Are Here.
Kaeh week sees an added list '
I-of interesting visitors in our city.
A large number conic from eastern
stales and one begins to wonder
as to whether the Pacific north
west is not. inde.-d. h'-eoiiiin;: the
'vacation ilace" for cmi at less limn
be i s of easterners who desire to
escape the torrid das and nights
of J -nly and August. From word
received' during the past few days
from Medford people who are visit
ing In .New Vork, and nther eastern
cit ies concerning t he excessive
lie nl. they wish for snni" of th
splendid (irej;in climate, with its
wonderful fishinu streams and
lakes and summer resorts which
this valley and stale Is so noted
for.
Vacation plans are holding the
center of the -taue .just now. and
a la rue number of families have al
ready Hiar ted on their in! e resting
sum mer trips. This ma kin u of
plans for ini"'s own vacation,
whether it be bniu- or short, is one
oT the best sports kllowri.
A very few affairs of really so
cial nature have marked the week;
very few are plannid for the Cuin
hii' week.
Anions the leading events of the
past week was the ma relate a!
Dlue Flower Lode of M is.-; I.u
t hera Campbell to Thomas K.
liiyant which was solemnized on
July -llh. A distinguished ;uesi
who with lor husband and little
da UK In er will spend the summer
here with In r father tleore,,. An
drews and other relative.-', is Car
oline A ndrews. her husha ml. Do
ran Werner and daughter Jean, of
New Vork. Mrs. Werner former
ly lived here and has many friends
who are niad to welcome her back.
D. A. It. M'Ttiiift
1'iihlic Library
The Daughters of the American
devolution will have a called
medium at ihe Public Library
Tuesday afu-rnooti al ILiiU to con
sider important, business.
1 ,'iteiiain at Dinner
lloinn'itiR' .Mr. and Mrs. Klimi
Professor and Mrs. Otto Kluin of
I ionullllu. forinei ly of this 'city,
who are visiting here, were dinner
uuests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson K
Waite Saturday evenine. at their
home on Vancouver avi nue.
.Mrs. V. Darin A Nil
, Moilier at Uo;:ue Itfver
M.rs, Vivian Norman Parlon re
turned to her home on West Sec
ond .street yesterday after a week's
visit iit the horne of her mother.
.Mrs. Catherine N. Law near Itotfiie
Hi ViM'.
.Mrs. Darto will attend the'sum
nier art scluad In Ash la ml durimr
the next . five weeks driving over
ahd J.ack each day,
Dr. and Mrs. Mourn l,eae
I'or P:tended Trip Fust
Dr. and Mrs. Doberi -W. Stearns
b-ft fi,r an extended t rip in t In
cast. Tl.ey expect to visit all the
large cities of the middle west
and will tour Clacier park ami
Velio wstono park before return
ing east.
Dr. Slearns expects to spend
;ceral weeks taking a post-graduate
course in Chicago. '
Hl-irT"Hit l-ilnrs
J.njoy 'Hip In i'l'iilci 1 ake
Mr. and Mrs. Altord Swanson
and Uoteil of Sioux, 'ity.
Iowa, arrlve.at IDIlert-st 'orchard
O: sp. nd a few davs w:th Mt.
'ftotio Dover. "While here th-'
partfes motored to CraUr lake
'ib Mr. and Mr-. T. l;Uy.
Mr. and .'Its. Swan
i V
e very
Komie
Friday
miir-h ndtirpsted it'll H
.0
i ivet ViilleV. Tile'.' !
evening for Oteir home,
( 'amidiail Koe; ;e I.
v
Ijlteit.lillQiiic-t-t
-ldai Home
.lud. Wnd Mis. K- P
via Oie
Lrli:t;
. Mrs
hlcs
.--iMcd by thetr dfiii!itt
.1. .1. M
Nan- find
entertiimed
Anirl
roup "f
1th Ht then
.me on tlv
Dinner and
eighteen lit
eheny trees
Medford people -Dy
I
nutiful ten-Heed h
1: ills
Ion
above Ashland.
! was spread fo
c tatde u ruler tie
i the lawn.
Durtnii the aft-nioon prKratn
of
pLaO and violin numbers was
provtd-d by M is-. Mat.ee-y M.N.in
and Miss Dmvhy dun-.
i The mits m Mr -ticl V-
.1. J. MeNair arid duim'ntet Mur
Jori". Mr, and Mis. rhin-. Ank'U
itnU chilUivn Usctij, Slinky and
C3 C3
IKENE DE LOSH, Editor
Phone 390-L or 7S
Kdward. Mr. and Mrs. K. ,K. (hue
and daughters. Rosa and Dorothy
and C. A. Dakcr of .New York.
Mi-s I. ay ill Spend
Vacation in ( aliiuiiiia
-M iss 1 1 in li Lay. dancing teaeher
in the Med foul School i,f Music,
has closed her studio for the sum
mer and h ft Sal urday for San
I'Vaneiseo where 'she will continue
'hei- studies with her fornc
er. i:sle!le Heed. Whih
city .M iss Luy will ab
tei-hnie and interpreiat i
each- '
i the
study
with
Kosloff and Muriel Stewart. S
plans to KtiM'ii early in Septeml
and re-open her classes for chil
dren and adults, ller address will
be i;m:M ItoekridKc lloulcvard,
Oakland, Calif.
f-f
Mr. ami Mrs, L vcreitc laileiiaiii
At Dinner for (iueis.
Mr. and !rs. Walter l.everette
were dinner hosts on Haturdav eve
ning at their home on Holly street
for ;i family dinner, hoiiorine, their
house quests, Air. and Mrs. Delbert
Halfhill iind children mid Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Halfhill of Los Angeles.
Covers were placed for 1,"., in
cluding Mr. and Mrs. Harry Half
hill. .Mr. am! .Mrs. Delhert Halfhill
and two children: .Mr. and Mrs.
Douulas Stewart and son llichard
and Mrs. J. T. Halfhill of Ashland
and Mr. and Mrs. l.everette and
three children.
Mrv. Harry Halfhill will have to
day for Nova Scoiia, w here she will
visit her pa reals for several
months.
The Halfhills drove to Crater
lake duritm the week and were
very much impressed with the lake
ami the woniler'u! scenic drive
through the limber.
Former Medford .Man
Marries In Scaiile
Mr. and .Mrs. Thomas .1. Killen
announce the marria t;e of their
daughter. Kvelyn 1-Yanees, to .Mr.
lialph W. Lialrom. son of Mr. and
.M i s. K. L. Daleom, on Sunday
morn in h June 17. The marriaue
was solemni.ed at the home of the
l!ev. and .Mrs. .1. White. The
Kev. Mr. While, uncle of the bride
rea.l (he service at ! : o'clock.
The wedding took place in the
lresence of immediate relatives,
and the only attendants were .Mr.
and .Mrs. Newton C. .McCoy. A wod
jdliiK breakfast folhtwed the cere
. mony.
! The bride is a graduate of St.
j Teresa's Academy, P.oise, and at-
nde
the
l niversiiy ot ashm
P.ileoni aitended the
of California.
Mrs. Daleom left Imme
a short trip to Dritish
They will be at home
1 n al r I li ( 'alifornia
attic Post Intellinenecr.
ion.
Mr.
rniversity
Mr. and
diately fur
Columbia,
after July
a venue. -S
i Mr. Daleom is well know n In this
city as he lived here a number of
hears and graduated from Medford
f high school.
!
I Valley People Fnjoy
tlNnirth of duly al Crescent City
y Among the valley pen pic who
i spent the Fourth of July at Cres-
! cent City were:
I Mr. and Mrs. il. It. Pace and
; baby daughter Carol i--. Mr. and
j Mrs. (i. Humphrey and baby, Joan,
(Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kosenherg and
! children. Mr. and Mrs. Diehard
! Moore and mui Dickey and guest,
j Mrs. Marion i ox of Portland. Mr.
, ami Mrs. Dea union! DeLosh. .Mr.
Mill Mrs. .lames toss f Central
! Point. Mr. and Mrs. W. Allen and
.Mr. and .Mrs. Neil Allen of Crants
Pass. Dr. and .Mrs. K lesse and son.
Mr. and Mrs. poh j.;,,yl and sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Direst Smith and
! laughters. Janet. Kay and Patsy,
i did Mr. and .Mis. (.'. Clemmens
' and children.
The roads over to the coast are
: in splendid condition and the
weather was Ideal. A large num
ber of people enjoyed bathing at
Pebhle Heindl. followed by picnic
lunches on the beach. Crescent
.City bad a large celehratin. chil
dren's parade in t he morning, a
muscie bake on the beach at noon,
swimming and foot racing. All
i;.hosc who wished visited the two
1 large torpedo destroyers, which
j were anchored In t lie 'harbor espe
! 'dally for this celehration.
Miw Itehckuh I odgo Dae.
Installation of :mivis.
The odd Fellows had their hall
handsomely decorated in gay col -;!;
hy the Dliss Heine company
: for inslallation of Olive Keleknh
I .edge No. l's Monday evening.
Dist rict I leputy President
j el Weed. Deputy Marshal
Minn n. ,1 c,uty Warden Cieor-
aUi I less. 1 icputy Seefelary, Loi-. hy al l lovers
1 1'- How ai d. Deputy Trc'iMurer elites a ml the
ii aee Ha iitlin. Deputy Chaplin 'by h'-r pupils
Anna laitfinap. Deputy liiMldethi vetir is
' luard jan Minnie . Heine, Dep- i the best v er
tit (Upside CilardiitiP Llil.i Hut)- enil sets of
hiiid of (dive lirbekah ,odk'' No. and palnlinUM.
iii-tail. d the fdbiwimr oI''-'tx rouie uei.
0
ni u 14 of July -iul: Past t
Id' -Griind, Klltt lloirors; rmhlc j
grand. Drdy Sirii'Ior; vice
iiobi" unmi, ;'j(e (iriffiu; smtc
iiv0 Mary Wil(. treasure, t'ar
rle MeDonnel; warden. ('.liir?s
i ''(d-.-i y ; eoiiduetoi-. ,ols Norris;
- baplaifi.
lo the
Daniel-.;
nob).- nr..
e.sy Dewey: musifin n,
arson; liKht supptgl!
oble raiid. Katherinu
ft supporter tu the
I, Iaih Jteruman; bfi
SUIMK'ltei- 'jf Vic
Erand, tl
Han.llii; ;n-id utiariUan Cnt'olinu
Leade r; outride Kuar'haii, tf tu
Wym oo q
Minnn- i'.. lb ine presented flow
eis fiom th.- Iodide with aiir
ir;nii' ( -tn.u Ks to tu h of fi""f.
Distric t Deriuty Pr'--i'h nt Kthel
W"-d w ie presented with a ha?k -et
oi' f h.wrrs from thfi lodif nnd
pis- .v.,hb- 'm.'-d's v, ly Lon.i
P.erymatt with dl 'inn word.
Keff. shmenss f ice ct enni and
.us sei v..d in tht baii-iuet
: w
hall where the
fully -decorated
cluh with flow
plPk and green
lahles were taste
hy the I'. X. C
-rs and favors !i
the colors of tin
order.
Mallard ( on pie Married
Kim Mower lodgo.
A beautiful wedding was sol
i;:ed July 4th at 7 o'clock at
historical
Flower ImIc. on
Pacific highway at Phoenix, Kev.
W. K. Kay of .Medford. united in
marriage Miss Lulhcra Camp!" H
and Mr. Thoma:
ceremony was i
canopy of lovely
K. Pryant. The
rformed under a
fioweis and f'rns
inierspersed wilh soft candle lihtJ
The ever impressive iIiik ceremony;
I heitii; used. - The bride and f;room
! taking t heir places to tlie strains ;
' of Meinb lssohn's wedding march.1
, The bride wore a beautiful rm-i
I hroidered georgette gown, with full I
' length veil, carrying a bouquet of
sweet peas and ferns. Mrs. James;
. Danister of Medford, was mn-
. iron of honor. Mr. Cordon Wal-'
ters of Medford was best man. Lit-!
! tie Margarete Campbell, sister of
! Ihe bride, was flower giti.
The hride Is the daughter of Mr.)
and Mrs. .1. L. Campbell. The groom
is the son of Mrs. M . H. Dryant of
' Hits city and is a popular employee!
1 of the .1. C. Penney Co. An in-1
formal reception was held follow-.
' ing a four course dinner, served by!
'.he Dlue Flower Lodge proprietors.
Among those attending were,;
Dev. and Mrs. W, K. Kay. Mr. audi
Mrs. Uiley D. Henson. Mrs. Minnie,
Stiekel, Mr. Samuel Swenson. Miss
Maxine Danister. .Mr. and Mrs. Jus.
O. Danister, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Danister. Mr. and .Mrs. IE. K. j
Thompson of Medford; Mr. Leon-,
ard Preseott, Ashland and imme-1
diate relatives of the bride and
groom. 1
These young people w ill ho at j
home to their friends, after a hon
ey mo(i trip to Crater Lake.
-diland An school
Faculty rrives Today
At Ml:."., tin.-. niotniiMr AHss licit.
Caiiy White and her efficient staff
if art teachers arrive in Ashland
to lvinain until the middle ol
AllgliSl.
She will he assisted .y Miss
Margaret Louise M urphy. tench-"i-
of Normal School art and
"Art Appreciation."
M r. Fdgar Dohhnan. teachi !'
of
idfrn
decoration and
Nichols F. Diley
iul and eomnier-
will begin Mon
in Ashland at
school and eon
er week ending
covering thlrtv
Thero will be
eratts. and Mr.
leacher of pictor
-lal ill list en t Ion.
The art school
day. July nililh
Hie Washington
linue six ilays
August eleventh,
work ing days.
eight courses of lessons to choose
from, each consisting of -I.", hours.
Four of these will constitute n
erm of work making- four les
sons each day. each lasting one
and one-half hours.
Much pupil taking the full
course will he receiving; many
times the value of the money ex
pended. Half or quarter courses may be
taken, working one-fourth or one
hlfa or each day.
Class hours are from
eleven a. in. and two
eiKllI until
until fivi
ni.
t rcdits will be Miven by th"
Slate rniversily of Kiiki'ii,. oi- by
Ihe Ashland Normal sehool fur
work done in Miss White's elass
es or in classes conducted by he:
assisiants.
In this, way puhlle school teach
ers destrlnc, an Intensive all course
tnay a nnplish much duriiiH: till-
tblrl v-ilay course.
Visits to the classes of Ihe
Southern Oregon Normal school
will be niraiiKcd for and a free
lecture course provided for day
students of the K. O. Art sihoul.
In .Meilfiird and lirants l'as.
there will be an eveniliK lecture
course consist inK of six lectures,
il fourteen sikii UP. at either
place. This will be very much
worth while. .Anyone desirinu
flrther information 'oiicerninu
Hi
ours
.Miff
to lie Riven in
Jane Sncdicor
the, Meilford
handled lev Hi
edr.ird
r Tom
lecture
e two
call
Swcm
'nurse
as
well -km i u loc ar artists.
Miss llelle I'iidy White will haw
an exhibit f her . own work In
water eoloi-H which will hi shown
in .shlaml. Medford' and pos-
Klh-iKlbly in nrants Pass. These paitU-I.an-L
lnus will be for sale. Miss Whit;;;
(taint iims hav
c been pnrelwsed
In many eastern
art exhibit pl'-n
at Piatt Institute
aid to have been
KlVen tlieio. Se
sketches, drawincH
iltuxtralive of the
were sold to ar1
. h.
in New York "ltv
i 'on
itletit and New Jersey, w
This is the same course k!h win
be nivinjf In A-hland and It run
he tdmpllLcd 4 d usel in the
pllldie schools.
Mm Murphy and Mr. Iti'ey
wiil i onic with Miss White. Mr.
r.nhluvtn has Ix'en sojournlnt: in
ICtmenn nnd i loinitur from there.
Mr. r.ohltuan Im all Dt-irlt 1'oy
who has won yn-at distineti if.
his line of work. Me linn many
Miirm frir nds and admirers In th"
Went.
Miss White tells an inte . et in:
story of the hetttnnimi of her ar
areer.
.-'ery t
others
'Oreaf
It
is an
eneouraging
as it show h
: way thai
little acorns
n. in a wkv
the posvibl
Oak from
itrow."
s Whit
the oi
through
hnoi of
mli.v
ihe
he,
-le nnd
high s
entirely
' home town
itinvccut of
11 y art training whatever. These
tin- .lav s ht'n the Art Inter-
changv wailic leading art mag
azine in the Tniled States.
One day. seeing in the villag".
; in a store window to her, a most
.Wonderful picture t merely a col
j oi ed 0Mipplcm'nt of the paperl
M .ss White became much en
thused and .lecldi'd then and ther--to
go iinwii to New O'urk. enter
Pratt Ins. dale and learn to paint.
1 This was in the spring time
'with, only ten or twelve weeks
'remaining ' before summer vaca
tions but the time seemed to her
you i4 mind amply sufficient to
learn all she needed to know
the inVhtci'lcs of painting.
, Therefore she sallied forth
begin her "ait career" about as
green as any beginner that ever
broke into the profession. She
went to stay ten weeks and has
j remained at Prall Institute eve.'
since. U reads like a fairy story.
! After graduating from the
teachers training- coarse sht
j came a pari-time student ii
"General Art class" and ai
; .vista in instructor, in this
making her own way.
From the very first, while.
still
a mere student, man:: pieces of
work, both oil and water color,
execut ed during holidays w it n '
no assistance, were accepted by!
the Society of American Artists,
the American Water Color So-,
eietv ot New Vork and the most
prominent art societies of Phila-.
delnh a. Chicago and other cities
Miss White graduated from Uv
four-years' general art course in
P.uiT. Sure then fhe has studied
with many prominent artists, suen
as C. W. Hawthorne, C. IL Wuod
l.ury and other men of note.
inning all this time she con
tinued teaching water colors in
Pratt Institute with three sum
mers as an instructor in the
Prang Summer school in Chicago.
For four years she has been di
rector in Ashland summer school
of art, bringing with her an able
corps of instructors and thus giv
ing to the are lovers of south
ern Oregon and the whole Pa
i ifie coast such an opportunity as
could not have been hoped t'r
othei wise.
The slogan of this school
'Co-operation and interchange of
ideas." .Miss White and her fac
ulty of some of the strongest
teachers in New Vork City be
; lievc in the broadening effect d
. ontacis; association and study
'with teachers and students as-
sembled from widely different
fields of activities.
Th"v believe that true growth
Is fostered and stimulated in this
wav. At the present tinuviJv
general conception and all it into
towards art is surely changing,
instead of being a study by itself
isolated from all others with only
a few people devoted to ii, art.
bus become a. part and tin es
sential ol every human life wheth
er or not ill" individual is aware
of it, and as su h it lias come,
to stay,
Anv person, man or woman, or
ehild feeliut in the slltliltesl ue-m-ee
attrneled towaid a broader
knowledge of the Mlbjeots to bi)
tnuKllt' dnrllii; Ihe t'llriMUf- -five
weeks should register at iinee, and
not inls.s this wonderful uplui'
tunity .
Any one disiriiu; further Infor
inalion as lo .speelfie eutirser,
price of tuition, etc. please call
.Mrs. Vivian .Norman Uarto. ln'.tL
ami she will Kladly assist In any
posilde way.
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Society Personals
Mrs. Mart Daily left
for Ilciul, Ore., to spend
satu l ilay
a week.
Mr. ami Mrs. William
llolbrniik
land ehiblren are vIxitillK relative:
In l-iuene
Mrs. Hi U. Grec!
for a ninnth's visit
II left
with
Tuesday
relatives
in creston, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. I. lard
farpVu
a motor
i ter leav i this w eek for
j i rip to Vancouver. II. I..
j.
Mr. ami Mrs. Scolt Unvis cn
i terliiiiied friends l''rilay cveilllil,
'at their ablll on the Komi",
j
I Mr and Mrs. Volney Ilix'on and
;.l, l-rank will enjoy a week-end
motor trip I" (.'rescent City.
I
Miss Nellie .filnsciick lofl Krlday
for a two weeks' visit Willi .Mr. anu
Mrs. -Alfred l.alm; "f law Aimeles.
-
Amoni.' the week-end visitors
rrntrr lake vi'l'i' Mr. and Mrs.
W. Nixon
nnd
latives from the
east.
K-ist Nble Ouinds
Hies will hold il basket
.hn kt-oii Hot SprlliKH,
July ia iit fi::io p
Mrs. John ( r h and
Eleanor and Doroihy. arrived home
Saturdnv from a motor trip t'
Seattle and Canada. ?
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Mr. and Mrs. Ira T. Walter nf
Porlland spent Pi iday as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. John Dcnisou "H
I Tali r Lake avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. .Meeker and
Mr. and Mrs. Meeker were
among those who spent, th
July at Klamath Kails.
Ph of
Mr. and
Mrs. Alfrvd
'urpenler j
1. Donald;
and childrui
and Mr
(Mark ami k .laughter Naiwy ar
spending a month at Pandon.
Mr. and Mis. Call J. Promni'
,inl daiiKhter.s left Thursday f'-i
a several week-' visit Q' ilh rela
tives and friends In Cni'-ago.
Mr. it ml Mis. Heady Purnettc
of Oakland. Ore.. hOppcd off
Mcilfcril
on thtlr
iatuiday t; lsit friends
tiT Klamalll rilli
and Hend.
Q
Kev. nnd Mrs. WilllaiTT Kenneth
Kay uml Mr. and Mis. Kib.-y V.
Hw.Kon have returned from a vl
It with rehitlveH and friends at
K lamath Kails.
Mrs. L"o Haskln
I'll ore enjoying a
Oeelit City. They
tage at Pebble beach
they entcrtuwicu us
BueiiU
Mr,
MOVIE STAR PICKS BEAUTY QUEEN
Hit'
St "? -. t, H . "r 1
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. .w:i&rMz:t - ' vJ''-t
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John Gilbert, movie sUir, considers Penrl Cooper, of liixbv, Olila.,
the most beautiful girl rttendinp Oklahoma A. and M. college ut
Stillwater, Okla. He made the selection for the college annual. .
unci .Mrs.
Winifred
J. II.
Walk
lAic'lwan and .Miss
1'.
Mv. and .Mis. ,1. II. I In
sscll and
this past
Ihey will
i.'c-t to be
small scm Ict'L Icy nutct
uc-ek t'cn Kansas, whcic
visit relatives. They eP'
t:ene three weeks.
Mi', and .Mis. Carl I In nn iner .
d.illKlllers. I'"redei ic ii anil Louise. :
left "ii the Shasta Tuesday evening
fee c'hieai;.), where tln'.X' u ill spend
a month Willi relatives.
-
Miss .leiniessee Itlltler. soriety
editor t-l' 111.' haily News, returned
Sunday from a Iwo weeks' vara
tion ;pellt In Seattle and Portland,
where she had a very enjoyable
time visiting friends.
Mr .and Mrs, t'harles J. t'lav
and son dree to I'hnietie Thurs
day In their new Ihiiok sedan.
.Mrfi. t'lav will spend several days
isililiLl ber daughter. .Mr. t'lu
reiuined l.'riday evening.
i, ..Mr. and Mrs. .l l.lltrell anil
rhildren. .Mr. and .Mrs. k'nal I'ar
Hons ami ilauchler. Kei;iiia-l-'lor-
.ieij, and jS. .1. I'lii'soiis of I'orlland
Will
nd loday at l.ake-of lip.
A"i
Miss .lam.
visitiuu Mr.
Harvey of S
l.Mxon. w bn
and Mis. ,
1,1:, llarbaia.
1 1,
M.
i, returned
tipal llar-
Hix id
until An
Jboni
i fley
Miss
ed Miss
brother
KUst 1.
Mli mill Mrs; -linh n rl S. hnl
ret II' lied I'Tiibi.v from n Iw n week
yaeation. They drove as far
I'orllanil in Iheir ear lind went
fis
In-
boat lo Astoria. They vlslled in
Hood Kiver and froni Ihero mad'.
Ihe t'lt, aiouinl .Mount Hood. Thev
ialsi visited their tlailcbler and
jfilmllyl Mr. .and .Mrs. II. Hostvell,
j yt silverion. ore,
,. .
! Mr and Mrs. Krnest Smith and
otfilthters, Janet Kay nnd I'alsy.
'ami Mr. and .Mrs. (Veil I 'lemineiiH
land rhildren drove to llandon L,,
twny of t'les-enl t'itv on Jul;.
I'Nuirib and returiud TIiiiimIi,.'
' Q enini;. They r -iiorl a v ery en
jii.yible trip as the loads .lovvi,
' lite eoast are in eeelb lit -
Million. '
I Mr. aji'l .M.rs. II. L. Harielt ..1
t'enlrnl point luue im itueals lb"
jlatiei s Hisler. ,M rs. Thomas I'.ntes
I anil tlauuhlcf, and niece. Miss
i HiirnaiiKli, and bl'ol her-in-la vv , lla v
' llliwn of Salem. (in Wednesday
i.Mr. and Mrs. Garrett and their
i Uliests drtiveto fraler lake nnd
! i et u ru ed by way of Klamalb Kails,
and Thiirs.lay they vlslled Ihe
I i In-Kbii t 'av es.
Social Events of
Church Societies
j A joint nieetim; of Ihu WcMiian's
'tjlloiiu! ami roretmi Missionary so
eleilcM of the First Al . K. church,
will be held al, the home of Mrs.
S. liliton, Tuesday afternoon ot
i tills week,
ami .fant- i ..44
dinner lit i The Ladled Aid noeiety of the
Thlii'sday. ! Lutheran chtiieh are Klvhiu annih
er one of their delightful muimk-i-k
, In the church parlors Wednesday,
daughters, j ,u,v Kvery one 1-- Invited to
come and b
tier will be
ring their friends
served from :
Sup
l till
7:fli.
a
j "Srt'klii.'! the Lost" will h
'
(heme of KeV. K. P. La w 1 etice's see
mon nt H e union i;ervlco tonight j
in the PreiAhytcrltin 'Iimp-Ii. The
Molo. "Tt- tfjaxl Hheplienl," will j
ho sung hy Miss Itulh LawreiiQ- as
an llluslrutlmi T Hie iheme. A ;
large crowd attended the union aer- ,
!...,( u...wl.. Qivinlni' hi (he !
lapilS1. ClUliey. 1 o-n iiiinin n. i-
Ylees during .Wly and AugiiOl will
close promptlv within the iionr and
will he a pleasant and Inspiring
I place to spend Holiday "ventugs,
0 The inornin; service at Ho; i'ros-
nyieriau cinnen win mcium- me
f.omiminloii Hervice and reception
of new members. "The Attitude -tf
the Christian Toward Death'' will
he the BeniPKi subject. There will
in i also he a special tenor solo b-
; .eorge Maddox.
T
I Missionary Society
Will Have Mi-fhig w
j The Mis'domiry soeiety of Hie
j First ChriMlan church will hold
! their regular month! v meettfg in
ithe iee-ftith;nal hull of the chitreh
Wcdriewday nfieiooon. July lith.
;Thls will be t-n Impirtant nieeilog
find dauh- und all nierobers use orged to hi
xae.itjon at. t'-nd. Ml.. P. . VJmol '..iil give
havu h cot-jii brief report of Hie Turner con
On July 1'ventbtn which iw now m sevslon,
'Mrs. Jus. lrlg'.by will In charge
:
1
-ss-y
of the priierain and the snelat hour
following. -Ml members and friends
of the ebuieh are eordially Invited
and those who desire to attend
and have
lion may
transport
I Let's (to.
no means
rail .Mrs. .1
itlon will
f transptirla
T. Ha vis and
be provided.
Beauty Specialist
Coming to Medford
Miss Mae Shepalil will eiuue to
this eily next week to interview
southern tireuu women on heuu
ly problems, aeeoriliuf; to Kred
Ih-ath of Mealh's Drtiswlore. .Miss
Sliopurd eonies here direet from
llorotby llra's fifth avenue saluu
in Ni w York I'ity and will hae..
some intei'estlna last-inlnule beau
ty bints loi' women here. lleauly
problems of all kinds at" speelal
tles of this well known expert
and southern orei;on women have
been invited by Kred II h and
Larry .Mann lo Interview Miss
Hirp.iiil as miosis of their store.
Heath's luuir slme eirrieH a
Hi, Idol
i epara
line
i,f ii,,
,,lhy
ly
,ns
III
Ibis
-
eily.
Radio Program
KMED
Mitll Trlliiine-VlrL'ln Slntlnn
Onion Slew,
Hie clever I'lulfo
pen nf .Miss Ihden
real impression on
diunui fiotu tin1
.Norris, made ji
all wlio heard It during the regular
('open pruKfiim last Tuesday ninhl.
The play was ahly presented hy
Ihe popular "('open Players" under
the tlheel km id' Ktirle Davis, Ihu
following cunt Inking pari in Itio
drama: Mrs. Jenkins, the mother,
Mrs. VV. K. Qitiseiihury; Mr. Jen
kins, the rnther. Kletehet: Fish;
MaiKiierlle, (lie iliumhler, Miss
Melha Williams; Tommy Denntson,
1 lie hoy across t lie hall, Ka 1 le
Davis. All of the above cast look
their parts in tine shape and added
much to tin enjoyment, of tin; lis-li-nei'M-in.
"A Cup of Cuffee," Ihe third of
t lie series of radio dram us by
Helen Norris, will be presented
tliiouuli Hie courtesy of the Cull I
forniu Oregon power Company on
Tuesday, July 17th, from i to i
p. m. This new play Was put on
over Kl'O lust Thursday nl-:hl and
it is siild lo he even more driiniitlle
llian oiilier "Jusl Plannin' " or
"Onion Stew."
4
MYSTIC GAZER TOs
APPEAR FOR WEEK
RIALTO THEATER
Thnnigh spee;,
The PiaMo Tlnaln
il s pal runs for t he t
irrnngeiiients
o Ih offering to
entire week,
July I lith, The
, Maturing "The
Hindoo Crystal
ginning Monday,
Irene Houston Co,
Cecal Hulee."
Oa'er and Mytd lc.
f Hulee Is by far the mot
derful Mystic performer 10
won
w be-
1 r.k.... tl... ....Ian. .i l.O ,.,
lence uusnhig with astonishmeni at
the wondei'H of his p" iTtir ma nee.
0 The answers he gives to ques
tions uKr clemi, direct and I'onelhe,
leaving no room lor duitbt.O
Hulen is ft di-i'endant of Sir
Henry Hub e of I-ingland and was
iatl Into the mysteries (if the
Occult by HlndofiOPrlesis " t Ihe
early age of ixeurs and has heeiD
constantly before the public for the
last I 1 years,
Wt;h Hulee Is the "OriKiual
Prli'fr-s Irene," reputed to be the
m0 p'l feet sub led of Mental
Teh-path' In existence.
This ad I now making Medford ' population., ay.j f them negroes.
Ps permanent address, having ree-OAnd The fine whool house which
ently Oicniged from St. Imis, Mo,, we had known was little morn than
and closed Its reason on big time'' ehlld's playhouse alongside the
at Hun Francisco last, month. 1 hfg building which they arts n-
Mr. Mendenhall Is to A" eon- 1 ready planning to enlarge,
gratulated op fditalning this net j After a five hour stop and greet
for the patrons of the Kialto, which j ,hr f,'w r'imiiulng of ihu popu
if iu line with tU effortnoo6 Hin '"" 'e had known, we drove, on
i Y A, Hunt Co. to give Medford
a high class of entertainment.
A Rpeejiil matinee will be given
on Kriday. July 2ii. for ladies only;
gir! under r.cn ii'd admitted.
Doors open at l:4't, ,,,,.
A nte (ea 11 Lcf-ton
uonla uh port.
.ledic'ites Ver-
FOOTS CRK. IN
: ON AOTO JAUNT
WRITES OR TRIP
(V.
Ki:in'u(in
3. - Will' sai.l
M. ( iii-Ic)
I'AltK. f.ilif..
v. o ivi'ic oiim
. Al ll i si ,
July
s I
S.'lill
plans
llMll
we would K't uwiiv bet. .re t
rams hcifun. .so I hud my
that way. Then she put h
011 the j;as and tb-clared We
start August lirsl. A tit 1 1
would D-'iuiid do
later5 51 f-l,llw
she naid the date was July first. I
had started to diK a cellar and
cement it, so 1 bej;;in to "get a
moe on" to meet tin1 new date.:
when to my horror and near de- i
.-.pair 1 overheard her tell a friend
we would start June :Msl. Well, j
We did. We had rented the lunise
lor a year and the family was in. I
1 had never loaded a car with a 1
ca m pun: mil I it. a nd I helped for !
one more day. but a little before
lark we pulled out. As 1 stopped j
at the highway siku at the mouth
ot the ttreek a wicked hissing told '
me a tire was ;oinn flat. IHu '
Uiviera. Park was close at hand!
and 1 soon had a new tube inserted I
ami we were aiaie merriiy on our 1
way. We drew up in Medford at:
1 the home of Kev. W. A. Smith. :
(formerly of Koue Uiver, at Ei:f0;
Sand were soon In bed. We had j
'K"t started. i
! We stayed there till I p. m. M011- '
day the LTlh netting repairs mi!
I the car mid attemiinn' to other j
business and started ai;;tin, this j
1 time w it h no friendly home w ait - j
,inu to receive us. but Koiim like a :
turtle earryini-T our house with us. j
jAs we were about thru Ashland a
nuuipinn w n eel declared another
i flat tire. Putting on a patch we
I drove to the next filling station
where l bought ami inserted an
other lube. When we reached the
K la mat h J u net ton wo decided it
was time to stop to try our skill at
' transforming: four small rolls into
a house, a bed, a stove and a table.
; My wife boused and 1 sweat. Put
the comb inn t ion worked pretty
I well, and before darkness fell we
'were comfortably settled for the
niMht. The next inornitiH: 1 sweat
1 some more, but was ipille dee
lighted with my success at restor-
f iitK the articles to t heir former
1 compactness.
i The engine had acted suspicious
ly the latter part of the day before
and 1 had told the mechanic about
il asMiriiiK him 1 hud plenty of oil.
ille opiued that the engine was
) dry, and pttl a iptarl of oil in the
Has tank. When 1 tried to start
the engine the next morning 1
sweat some more. After tuiniiiK
the crank for I " in hi tiles 1 went
for the mechanic, anil Li.zle start-
(ed with the first lift of the crank
lailho he did llothillK else to the
( dear j;li l. So we w ere soon merrily
lorr'the way once more ami she did
I her stunt up the mountain fine till
I We were abqut t w o-t llirds of the
way up. ' Muddeuiy inv was ' n
knock I UK sound in the eiiKine
which in a few minutes increased
lo sledge hummer proportions. 1
hacked'her olf on a little flat spot
ami left my wife lo keep her coin-
pany while I started un up the
uiountalu afoot. It was only 1
miles to the Siskiyou Mt. HaraRe,
The mechanic got his tools and
carried me "back to old Virginity"
and I waH jdetised to see my wife
and Lizzie still there. I Kot Into
overalls and the two of us worked
from 11 to I, and put in two con
nect (UK rods. On we went again
ami when we reached the Kinase
one -of the new rods had ununited
to pictieH. AkhIu the. ohKiiio had
to come apart, hut this time I kept
my pretty hands out of ft. Put do
you wonder thai I meditated some
what ruefully on the fart Hiat at
our farewell p;irtj' at ItoKtte Kiver
t he minister had 'prayed I hat we
"bn kept from car troubles 101 the
way?" Could ll be poHslblu that
the telephone wires to heaven had
ot. crossed and t he message, lutd
Kone In crooked 7 Put I had one
thing to be greatly thankful for:
11 It ho my wife had said we were lo
start J une 1! 1 si, she had set no
ir us to reach the end of our
Why should such little
1 htngs disturb me; So about 3
o'clock we again went merrily on.
We were passing thru magnificent
scenery, but my wife was too
nfrald (o look at M or let me slop
ihe car so 1 could hiivj' a look.
Put fJxssfc did her sturf flue, and
"the goose honked high."
Tlpi.t i-venJng at an early hour
we pulled Into Vielttl yilto ramp,
and Donald Klliott came up with a
surprised grin on his face. His
fat her and mother soon added
1 heli- expression of surprise and
pleasure to nee Home of their for
mer neigh hors on Knots creek.
Ki 0111 what we knew of the Klllotts
when they ran Itlvlera Park we
confidently expected to see a igee
ram p, and we surely did, one of
Ihe nicest of the entire trip. They
have cottages, and more under
(i 111
Vet they had tu turn
many cars that night.
&Uv next morning at II, we
made Weed where we formerly
lived. Put what a. transformation
years had made. We could
h.Odly have. know6the place had
we come on ll unexpectedly. The
lflo church building where I had
served as WKlm-, was only an in-
.slgnlficant affair as emu pared r
j the , ari((MM structure on v
j location fully equipped (( )Muse
all the church' actlvIth'H In the
I la st shape. i:M r. the sawmill had
; moved backo make place' for the
1 hmoj in-opie wjiicu iney claimed as
to ninsmiiiiQmd marie camp. Here
we found (hat some of the people
in Siskiyou county queHtlonod
Weed's claim to 7oao population.
Th ey d ecla red that the ft a 0 11 of
Dunsmufr made their city the
hieir'optill' hf the county, I recent
ly observed that Jackson county is
nearly thieo times ua luigo us Ihti
I stati
! .lues
of node Island. How muidi
Siskiyou lack of belnjf an
larce as Pen nsy Ivan ia. 1 haven't
looked ll Up. but it KivesQiOHI for
tteeulatiou as to what changes t
few centuries may briiiK.
The next morning we started on
down the Sacramento canyon, and
soon Lizzie bean cuttiiiK tip caji
1 s Strain. t'l.iniiiK to a place of
one way traffic due to blasting out
ro( k lo widen tlie highway I felt I
didn't dare Ko on with Lizzie ready
to balk. I Kiit into a tiny corner,
examined my spark plli,'s, took off
th" 1 1 mer and was just ready to
start when I id. served that I had a
tin tire, p.m I had lots of time
to change W:bes ami was aain on
the -w ay.
eiiin- u-
Lot Lizzie kept threy
nilde in spile of all 1
until I felt sure It was
porcelain. So 1 drove
first Karatie, bought and
into the
inserted a new' one, and the en
H rie In cmi working fine making
no trouble since. Put those tele
phone wires were not all straiKht-
ned out yvl. .
tt'ontinueil next week. )
SPECIAL MEET OF
T
A special meeting ot the execu
tive committee, of the lornl AmorU
can U'Kion post has boon failed lor
Monday noon. July 9th, Pout Com-;
mander Itromley nrpes every mem-'
her to lie present as several im
lorlant matters will come up for
discussion.
Although the weather but
j threatened rain in onr vleinily,
; other localities report experien
cing unite heavy showers during
the rtrst of the week.
The grange picnic held on Urn
1 iver at the Nealon ranch was
an occasion of pleasure for the
grown folks and children. The
maple grove afforded wonderful
shade and the shallowness of Iho ,
river made it a safe place for
tin- water lovers.
After enjoying the basket din
ner t he crowd was treated to tin
tun pie supply of home-mm! e ice
eream, different athletic contests
were entered into hy old and
young, with prizes of confeet Ions,
which created much fun for the
amPeiu e.
The sad news of the death ,il
M rs. A nun Hall was telephoned
from Marlon Sat urday morning,
where M rs. I la 11 had gone for a
visit wit h reliitlves. Her son
John had left here over a week
ijyo to he nt her bedside ami re
inn 1 ned until after tlie funeral,
ret timing home Tuesday evening.
I'riendM deeply sympathize with
Mr. Hall and other relatives over
their sail loss.
' MYH. Hall, who with her his
hand. had recently made her
homo here with her son, John,
had formerly resided here over
twenty years ago nnd had many
friends 111110 ng the uld-tlmo resl
duntH of the valley.
The rJenlon Wilson threshing'
machine will commence work in
the Phoenix district next week.
The 'two or three farmers ready
In our district will probably be
ih reslied out before the outfit
loaves.
The county road crew left with
machinery M n,i teams for Pros
pect Hat nrday after completing
their work mi our state market,
road.
Miss Lelll Treshuin of Hol
land Is vislllng lids' week ' with
hrr v ra ndp.i renl s, M r. and M rs.
W. A. Trpsham,
Mr, and Mi-n. Luther L'ast left
I'rhlay for Idaho, where I hey
expect In remain until I he first
of Held ember when Mrs. Kast
will return and nuike prepara
tions for the opening of school.
M Iss Maxtor Vaughn 11 returned
this week to Medford after a
week's visit with Sams Valley
re'aPves.
M rs. Kva Ctishman of Trail Is
visiting this, week with her daugh
ter. Mrs. John Hall.
Miss I lelen Moore of Ashland
was a week-end visitor with Miss
KMe Hlarns.
Mr. and M rs. 1 fensley were In
the Hagle Point district Wednes
day looking for ripe apricots,
hut found the crop not yet ready
for harvesting.
Hera V housewives In our dis
trict ' purchased their emnlng
: cnerries ni inc. Hansen piaee in
j Medford last week.
MIsh Nuoml Magrtider, who is
iiiltendliig Hunwuer normal has hen
employed to teach the upper Trail
j school for the ensuing yetti.
Mrs. K. (1, ; Wright of Onnwii,
1 Iowa is n. Mihinier guest with her
! brother, w.; A. Treshom tmd fam
j lly. M ra. Wright ncconi panted
Mr. and Mrs. Tresham on thei
return from Marlon where th"
j party had attended the funeral
of the late Mm. Anna Hall.
Miss Dmum McDonongh re-
turnl home Sunday after ti two
1 weeks' visit with Medford and
j Central Point relatfvet.
A sperlal meeting of the la
d'es' i-ttih was held at the home
of Mrs, O. It. Tresham last week
w here ihe Indies spent the af
ternoon doing sewing for the Hed
Or'w. after the closing of the
btisIneMK dainty refreshments were
were1 served hy the hostess.
One of the best garden In the
community is the one put in and
tended hy Kills nnd CKenn tlar
rett un the Duel-Straug ranch.
The (iarretu water their garden
from their well which seems to
have an unlimited supply of wat
er and tlie luxuriant growing gard
en truck make a sight pleasing
to the vegetable lovet'n eye,
Mr. nnd Mrs, .1. A. Cook attend
ed the celebration at Orants Pass
the day of the 4th and report nn
enjoyable time.
Veterans Of Four Warn
KKDKOP.D. Iowa Veterans of
the Mexican, Civil, Spanish ami
World wuia live hi Bedford.
I SIS VALLEY