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DEER BREAKFAST
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AS11I.ANI'. '!. O'-t. 2. '.
iSneclal.) Ata.ut !iu liuslnesK men '
frntu Portland were entertained at i
a venison breakfast at the l.uhia m- oKrn;ii,onn. i-nurch lin t at
Springs hotel Thursday morning.;1" t,lur,;l' MiihlinK as usual on
The speciul train brings the Thursday evening at 6:30 'for a
r,.u.l from Portland nulled infKUPPr and dlseussion of the nriv-
early find at 7:15 Ashland men j
were on hand with automobiles to i
.!,. it,r.r, far n jlrivw iivpp ttift elfv !
and to tho houd where, ilurmB I
the breakfast hour a number of '
speeches were fclven by the men ol'H,s- l"" Kroup meets twice a
from Portland. II. L. Claycomb, j '"onth on Thursday ev. niiiKs and
vice-president of the Ashland tht' . 1,l'n friends of the church are
chamber of commerce, announced i invited to Jnin the irmup for eat
the .Ashland part of the pniernni iltK ahu 'Ifscussh.ns oi a wide va
whllR A. II. Devers of Portland In- : nel r ibjects.
tr.oduced the Portland speakers, j
Mayor J. Ialw. Thornton welcomed I
the visitors to tho city nnd told
them to take away nnythiiih' they j
mlKht want. j
Hen V. Wagner, an old ime Ash- i
land boy find now manager of the;
1'acific Coast Pisourv company. It.
W. t'hilds. mnnaKcr of the Mtiltno- I
mah Hotel, and l-rank 1.. Shuil
president of the Portland chamber i
of commerce each Rave a short j
. . ........ j
niiT piesiildlt oi uio tn.uni.ei ni
commerce un.l well known to the,
j-ortlaml men. BH.K nl (createv ,
!rSre"hri:' -
eral water, venison anil a Kieat biR
"Iielicious" apple at
each
place. A fine spirit prevailed and
the Portland men seemed well .
pleased with (heir stay in Ashland
Shortly after noon their train took j
them to Medford.
The Southern Orepon Normal
school orchestra will appear he
fore the normal school assembly
Krlday niorninR tinder the leader
ship of Miss Kuth Yoder. The
orchestra has some fine new sel
lions mai will oe Riven u me:
. v. . . i. i
public for the first time.
Henry D. Sheldon, dean of the
school of education at the state
university nt KuRene, arrived in
Ashland Thursday to fill his cn
RnRement as lecturer before the
county school Institute.
The Ashland Music Study club
will meet on Monday evening in
the parlor of the Presbyterian
church. The club plans to take up
u study of folk hours.
'Mrs. Delia Dodge of Medford
visited lit Ashland on Thursday at
the home of Mrs. J. P. Dodge on
the Boulevard.
Considerable disappointment has
been expressed over the cancella
tion of the football game scheduled
between the Albany ' college team
and that of the Southern Oregon
Normal school. Last year Albany
cancelled its date nt a late date
but the normal brought the Al
bany team to Ashland at a con
siderable epen.se. The guarantee
included the provision that l.he
Southern Oregon Normal school
team should be entertained at
Albany this year on Oct. J'.ith.
Mr. and Mrs. K. Cliff Payne on
C.ranlte street entertained a group
of friends at dinner recently In
honor of their KranddatiRhter,
Marilyn Hae Voting and their
friend Raymond Fish of Phoenix.
The event was a celebration of the
birthday anniversaries of the two
honor guests. The dining table
was attractively decorated in a
color scheme of pink and white.
Pink carnations formed the beau
'tiful center piece and pink tapers
and attractive place cards com
pleted the dainty table appoint
ments. Two fine birthday cakes,
with lighted tapers, graced the
table. Those who celebrated in
honor of little Marilyn Mae and
Mr. Fish were Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur S. Kleinhammer of the
l Applegate section and grand pa r
enls of the little girl, Claus Kleiu-
Klelnhammcr, her aunt, of Med
ford; Mrs. Raymond Fish of
Phoenix, .Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Young, the parents and hosts, nnd
the grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. R
C. Payne.
Ward V. Croft, Floy Young.
Ellen dairy and Hose Aitkin were
in Medford Thursday evening to
practice orchestra u umbers with
Alert ford musicians.
Clark ll. French, well known
Ashland man who resides on
firundvfew Drive, went deer hunt
ing on Tuesday and had the mis
fortune to bo lost in the fug near
Persist where he was visiting with
relatives. Posses were sent into
the hills on Thursday morning and.
Were still scouring the hillsides
when Mr. French reached home
about 11 o'clock. Mr. French, who
Is the father of Mrs. Alice French
Willits. u teacher in the Washing
ton school, is 74 years of age and
his friends and relatives were
greatly concerned lest some mis
hap hud befallen him.
Mr. anil Mrs. Jack Tyrrell, who
reside on Jacksonville road were
in Ashland on Thursday in atten
dance at the teachers institute.
Meals were served each day at noon
in the lunch room at the. Washing
ton school.
The news of the death of Mrs.
Hazel M cCo n ne 1 1 Ni ms. wi f e of
Karl p. Nlms of San Franclrfco,
came as n shock to the many
friends of the family. Mrt and
Mrs. Nims and their sun Jack lived
in Ashland for many years, mov
ing to Han Frunclsco to reside a
few months ago. Itecently Mrs.
Nima had und ergo tie three major
operations nnd friends were confi
dent that she was well on the road
to recovery. She passed away in a
o'clock Thursday evening. The
hody will he shipped to Athland
nrre lunerat services win op nem
nd Interment made. Mrs. Nirns
vas the only child of Mr. and Mrs.
Oeom F. McConncll and a flood
nf sympathy goes out to her par-
ents and other relatives. Besides
the husband and parents, one son.
Jack Nimn, survives to mourn her
vl unusual personal charm and
beauty of character. She was ilr
J vole. to her homo anu her parent
and yet found lime for a construe.
; tive interest in civic and educa- '
! tionul affairs. Her social iiraces 1
made her a wide circlo of friends ;
i who appreciated her worth and j
who sincerely mourn her early !
i death.
Miss l.eona Mnrslcrs, head of !
, thft department of music of the
Southern Oregon Normal school.
returned Thursday from Marsh-.
'" - M where slie assisted In the
work of the teaeh.-iK' Instilule !
whii - h was held tin re early this,
weeK
The M.-ns liiscussion Orowp uf
ib'ges and power of the individual J
voter. A short talk was given ,n 1
the subject by one of those lltseiit '
wmni a Kicrai i-xpr.'siuii of
i"1" opinions was Kiven by
Charles Ivan Stacy was born t
Mn ashmtrUui couniv ftee in i
fnrtv-tlir. e ymr his -falli-!
- ,7'. 1 " 'i; '
L: " ;
;T".V;'7 of a,,, to c,p-j
relative of the UarnebuiRs I
and of other
Id
pioneer fam
east of Med
Ulies and has
lived
1 ford in the Itai nehniR neiRhtmr
hood for
Rood many years.
aid.
i
STACY REPUBLICAN;
CANDI'ATEJHERIFFi
People have known Charlie ; enjoyment of these splendid ser
Stacy fur thirty or forty years. I vices.
speak in ihe hlRhest terms of
him as a Rood citizen. neiKh- Volley llnillo Church
bor and friend. Pioneer Mer-1 Ptidenomlnaiional. fundamental.
cantile firms in Medford. like J non-sectarian. Hill Pay. pastor,
;i riier. nini;ui a- i.ort;. iitiieii
- - ' . xt.,
I11.1U11 A. IjllIllhUCIl Illlll L 1 143 .Hf"
ford Furniture & Hardware com-
pany, where he has traded for!
years as well as those who have .
eiiRaRed in business in later years j
speak in highest terms of Mr
Stacy.
He was nominated by the He-;
nuhllcans in the May primaries!
and is making the race for sher
iff. If elected, he will make
a hiph class Hheriff. So far as
the issues of the campaign arc
concerned Mr. Stacy, when inter
viewed as to his stand on pro
hibition, said he had voted toi
every prohibition measure tha
had come up before the elector
ate in the state of Oregon, and
had consistently complied with
and upheld the prohibition lawa
on the statute books and was
In favor of thorough law en
forcement. Hp also pledged to
enforce all tho other laws if
elected.
HRPFIUJCAN COMMITTEE.
STARPFCK. Wash., Oct. 20. (Jft
When James Smith, deputy sheriff
anrttown marshal, stepped inlo tho
cell of James Smith, a prisoner,
with a tray of food, be was shot
and killed by the prisoner n the
city jail here last night. The pris
oner escaped.
Smith, who was arrested on a
charge of carrying concealed weap
ons here today, was searched thor
oughly and a gun taken away from
him when he was incarcerated, said
C. N. Moody, sheriff. It is believed
that a friend of the prisoner smug
gled the weapon through the bars.
Daily Meteorological Report
Saturday, Oct. .in.
Medford and vicinity: Fair
weather and moderate tempera
ture tonight and Sunday; low hu
midity in interior.
a
Txicnl Data.
!
2 v
Temperature ' degrees) fi"
Highest (last 12 hours) 7 A
Lowest (last 12 hours) 30
Hel. humidity (per ct.) M)
Precipitation inches)
State of weather Clear
67
40
9G
Clear
Total precipitation since Sept. I,
192K, 2. OS inches.
Sunset'today, 5:22 p. m.
Sunrise Sunday, (i:31 a. in.
Sunset Sunday, 5:2! p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A M
120th Meridian Time
f - To
? 22
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CITT
Baker City .
Bismarck ...
Boise .
Denver
Dps Moines .
Fresno
Helena
Los Angeles
Marshfield ...
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..fit;
.74
..70
Cle.ir
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Char
P. Cdy.
Cloudy
Clear
tiear
('lear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
cbmny
'lenr
Cbar
..76
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. ni
.94
. 60
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j' Walbi '
j 'innfpeg
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7ft
40 Cloudy
44
Cloudy
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L W. DICK, .Meteorologist.
luiholie t'lmivli
S . OuUdale Ave. and tlth St. '
Musses at $ a tut 10 :3rt a. in. I
J:KV. K. W. l!Ll'K, pastor.
St. Mark's KpLsooitt. jT
Corti'T tiakdale and Kifth streets, t
8 a. m., Holy Communion: It) a. m..
Sunday school; 11:1". a.m.. Holy
iitriuiniun.'
Win. ll
llamllti.it,
reotor.
A. C. (hurt'h
Corner Jackson and Welsh
Sunday school 1:45.
Preaching service 1 1 o'clock..
Subject. "Sifin.s of the Times."
J. A. Dickinson will be Die
h
, Vou are welcome,
' L'Tin-likli I .nt Item n t 'Imri'h
..nrth nt linkdal- Ave. ,
Sunday school l'l a. m.
t'hur.h. services ll a. m.
Itev. P. W. lleistcl of KUKne
Ore., will deliver the sermon. The
t. .ui.. Ii-tu i-n.-ont-rii' inir ' new S
l.om Dr. Hillerman In reuard to
a new pastor for Zi.m church.
We extend a cordial invitation
to members nnd friends to wot-
ship with us.
Presbyterian rhuivh, I'tilci Point
Oscar T. Morgan, Ph. IX, minis-
let. Much Interest has been aroused
iiy the meetings which have been
h',,! hl tnis 'hurch ,hr J,ilBt week.!
1 tie Jtev. J. A. Mnun is proving
pnwur. and we arc i-xppctlnB tho
,,.,. ., , feast on Snn.lav.l
.,,cn he will sneak at t.olh services. !
Toraer of services will he .
Weidmann. superintendent.
PreachiiiR
and
7 :;in I
n in .i- Die I'ev. .1. A. Smith. I
The meetlllKs will continue every
niRht next week except Monday
nUht. Kverytme is invited to come
and lo share In the benefits and the
P. O. box SIS. ItroadcastlriR over
kt.tn KMI'll Knn.h.v evenine :,i
" "
8 o'clock.
OpeninR hour, "Come to the
Church Over the Itadio"; prayer;
song, "My Faith Looks Up to
Thee": Scripture lesson, "The
Prodigal Son"; sons, "Nearer My
Cod to Thee"; announcements;
prelude; solo, by the pastor, "All
Alone"; sermon, "The
Prodigal
Brother," by the pastor.
Words are empty of the feeling
of gratitude we feel toward the
many old and new friends who are
joining with us in sending forth the
Gospel message throughout all
Kadioland. Tune in atid worship
with us on Sunday night, if you
don't go to church elsewhere. Mill
Kay, '.last or.
Full GosM-l Toinplo
Newtown near Main.
Sunday school, fl:45 a. m. Morn
ing worship, 11 a.m. Young peo
ple's meeting, G:4ft p.m. Kvening
evangelistic, meeting, 7:30 p.m.
Bible study Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.
women's prayer meeting. Wednes
day, 2:30 p. m.. F.vangellstic meet.
Ing, Thursday, 7:30 p. m.
Have you experienced the new
birth, or are you in the same class
as the five foolish virgins In Matt.
25:1-13.
You must have "Oil," the Spirit
of Cod nfld of Christ to buyable to
go with the bridegroom when he
co men to take his own. Romans
8:1-17.
Kverybody welcome come ns
you nre. Christ loves you, and died
that you might be saved, John
3:16.
Pastor, John L. Zeeher.
Fli-st Church of Otrlst. Sclcniist
Authorized branch of the Mother
Church. The First Church of
Christ. Scientist, fn Boston. Mass.
Sendees are held oft-ry Sunday at
1 1 o'clock, nt the church edifice.
212 North Oakdale. Subject for
Sunday .Oetoher 21: "Doctrine of
Atonement."
Sunday school at y : 4 5. Appli
cants under the age of 20 may he
admitted.
Wednesday evening meetings,
which include testimonies of Chris
tian Science healings, at X o'clock.
The reading room, which is In
the Medford building, is open dally
from 12 to 4, except Sundays am!
holidays. The Bible and all au
thorized Christian Science litera
ture may be read, horrowed or pur
chased. The public is cordially Invited to
attend the services and visit the
reading room.
FlrM Presbyterian Church of
Jacksonville
Last Sunday was a very enjoy
able day, with 10 members received
into the churrh, a splendid com
munion service, and an exception
ally large congregation.
The Christian Fndeavor had an
Interesting service n the evening,
led by the president. Miss Ituth
Severance, follower! with a good at
tendance at the preaching servleo.
All are Invited tr attend the
service next Sunday nnd will be
made welcome,
Sunday school at 10 a.m.
Martin, superintendent.
Preaching service, 11 a. m
liny
nnd
7:30 p m.
ChrlstUm Endeavor nt 6:45 p. m.
John Coke, leader.
Mid -week services Bible study
Tuesday. 7:30 p. m.; senior choir
practice Tuesday, S:15 p. m.; Junior
choir practice Wednenday. 7 p. m.
Flmer L McVlekr, pastor.
F Ir-t Ituptlst Church
W. H. lOaton. Minister.
Dr. Walter Van Nuys. of Port
land, educational director of the
!i ebyterian church In Oregon
will be the preacher nt the morn
ing service. Dr. Van Nuys p
welt known in Medford, and is
a favorite. In the pulpit or In
the class room. You will be
gl.id to hear this great lender,
on Sunday mornlnir.
Tim inln u.-nr h In hour Will
h(lnK thf, lnir(J (if th) Hunday
evenim: illuslrntpd talk on John
Bum an and hU b-t known book,
"Tin rilKMUi'n I'roKri'iw." In the I
story unj in the pictures on the j
somen you cet a vivid reulUa
tion of the experience of l'tlrlm.
in his journey tn the (VleM.ul j courtesy of iho Mutual Mill and i
tflty. Appioirifitt illustrated sonesJSecd company.
are u.sed; and all tho itymna)
of the entire service are sun'
from the screen. j
Our church, is a "House of
Happiness " and you nre Invltpd j
tn crint'.. lid hintilnnou trlth US,
our Wi.".roin(l.
MVd' XUrht
Sunday nljiht every man In the
,.nil,.vu.s f the city is expected to!
- . i. ..v i. .......I.... ia !
1 aufnu un- -numi
Men's NlKht, the first Sunday nli;ht j H
.llt'll i .MHHt, lit si .luuunj
of the six loyally Sundays. Next
Sunday niKht will he Women's
NiKhl. when the women will hnve
-v . ..... . i . l Ai...nv.Ad I
" , V. !
t member of every church is expect-
PlJ lo be present if in the city nnd
able to ku. All are planning for
! 100 per cent attendance. Week-I
nd trips
nr.. to he eliminated and
'. Hi rhiinti nut fir;t
j Music and messages will te fitted j
I to the special days. Six churches,
of Medford have enmbined for this
crusade, a s have also many
; churches In our larger c t.es
In order that the moral and Pir-
j Itual forces of the city may he kept
! their best, those who believe In
;the ehurches as a :reat nuency for
spiritual life and power should Rive
them every encouragement by their
j Interest and presence,
! "People like to y:o to rhureh
I where people like to ko In church."
Dr. CeoiKe Howie.
First t'liristiau f'huivh
Ninth and iakdalc Sts.
Carman K. Mell. minister.
fl.;e
ami pastor's study in
i-burch; phone 1007,
ltesidenct
phone 1.1.17.
"Test our welcome."
MorniiiR worship and Common-
ion 10 :5f. Sermon subject, nt t
Call and Mans ltespon.se. Ai-
propriate musle.
Popular evening service :30.
flood singing, special music, and
a genuinely happy fellowship.
Dr. Waller L. Van Nays, of Port
land, will speak. He is an out
standing Christian educator and
should be heard by old and young.
whether church members or not.
He is a forceful speaker. 1 he
nubile is urged to hear him.
Pible sehool assembly i : 4 r, . A
well uraded school with classes
anxious to greet you. sunua
is Rally day.
Young people's Christian En
deavor irronns meet nt 6:30.
Two mid-week prayer services
will be held this week, one on
Wednesday nigh: and the other
on Friday night. These services
are preparatory to the coming
evangelistic meetings.
Next week is Loyalty Week
and this church will observe roll
call Sunday on October 28th
one week from Sunday.
First MtlicMllst-KplKCOpiil
West Main and Laurel. ltay
mond H. Iteea, minister, ,27 North
Orange, phone 332.
"When the Saints Come March
uig Home." When some of us
were children we were lumiuiu
with a song of the above refrain.
The place they sang about was
Heaven. Hut we hnve lenrneit mat
it is not necessary to wait until w
enter some distant realm to ex
perience the joys of a homecoming.
At the First Methodist church Sun
day morning Mr. Pees will speak
on the theme ."The Fire on the
Altar."
Mobilizing the man power of the
church. ?fVs a feature of the Loy
alty Weeks of the M e d f o r d
churches that beKln Sunday, a
"Men's Night" Is scheduled for the
evening of October 21. In this loy
alty campnif-'n that Is on Methodist
men will have a test of their loyalty
In the hanny Sunday evening hour
at 7:30. The men will sit together
and participate as a group in the
service. The pastor is speaking on
the subject, "lirothers of Jesus."
Next Thursday evening at J
o'clock in the First Methodist
church a six-reel film of the life
of Christ will be shown. This Is a
gripping nnd satisfying photoplay
of that wonderful life which ha
been the inspiration of the ages. It
is the intention of the producers to
give as near an exact reproduction
of the original Oberammergau play
as is possible. The public is earnest
ly urged to take advantage of this
opportunity to enjoy an evening ot
great Inspiration. TicketH are 50
cents, with a 25-cent admission for
children under 14. Thursday, Oc
tober 25.
IMrst l'litsbylorlnn Clum'li
Holly nnd Klcbth streets. Ed
win Percy, minister. (iU S. New
town. Ministry nf mlislr Klorenre
Iluelriiznr MeKlhosp. soprano:
Nlnii Cole Mulhnlliind. contralto:
(li-nrKP Muddox, tenor; Merman
I'uriiehor. basso; Mvn HazPlrlKK
Marsh, orixanlst.
Hlhli- school, 9:45 a.m. A Ronl
of 319 hns bren st for the attend
ance durlnK this Loyalty Crilsnde.
Help us make it by your presence i
anil by liriniUnR children who mo
nowhere else. Dr. II. U. Klllott.
uctlni; superintendent.
MorninK worship. II n. m. Her
mon theme, "God's IMan for HI
rhureh," by the minister; music.
orKun prelude, "l-'ven Konit." John
son; anthem. "Oh Come to My
Heart, Ixird Jesus," Amtirose; chil
dren's sermon, "The Tides"; offer
tory. "Al Twlllirht," Nevln; nnthem.
"Ireoms of Galilee, " Morrison;
postlude, "Alleuro Maestoso."
Kvenlnir service, 7:!Ul p. in. prel
ude, "At Kveninii," Kinder: offer
tory "In K," l-nnulKre; postlude.
"Alleirro," Kin:; male i quartet,
"Ijon't Koret Jesus" tind "When 1
See the KUik." rieorife Muddox. A
I. McDonnugh. K. V. laiwrcnce an t
Herman IMiracher: nlsn' girl's cho -
rus directed by Miss Melb.i Wll-
Hams. Work." "were sddedj)to the school1
Christian Kndenvor society, 1:30 libra ly. Theso books are descrlb-.
p.m. Seniors, first chanter In "The llH having "organized knowl-;
New Africa." directed by Miss An- edge. In story nnd picture." j
drews. Intermediates nt 6:3(i, Miss Jack Frost wns kind to Lin-;
Ksther McCullom o superintendent, coin boys nnd girls. Ho left'
Juniors ot the morning churcf? our flowers for us wien he wns I
hour. destroying tho other gardens In;
This Is the first Kundny of theMilford. s
lioynlty Crusade. livery member The Lincoln children wire not
of the church nnd Sunday school the only happy ones seen rtur-;
nnd of the Christian Bndenvor Is Ing the vacation. Ten smiling I
urged lo be present. tedchers attended Institute nt
Kvery man In church U expected Ashlund Thursday and Friday.
for Hie evening wrvii'i'.
lifts tin load."
'l.ojaliy
The mornlnir servlo will be
trnude:ist over KMIU. through the
w MVUmmIIm. rhuivh
for nor Ivy and W. Tenth streets.
Sunday .school, 10 o'clock. Wei
hnv. a splendid superintendent, the
llev. J. Slaiki'v. and vou will enioV 1
the hour under his supervision. i
This is tht second quarterly j
me-tinjr of tho year, so wo have
with us our district eldt-r. the It. v.
A. C. Archer, whuse name alone '
iikciiria fi t i lictre (it ht'fir him.
1
la nin n u.' 1 1 n Thiirli in Ili
--. - n
Klesh." but the Spirit in his heart. lf
i
I una preneties tne worn wnn poei :
land conviction. Services Saturday :
vn ni. 'ii "-'tti nn itXiiiiilnv mnrn-i
i i.... ...."..i.
the usual hour.
Sunday evening win e r.ppci.n
soiir and ueiuonsirauon.
Vou are cordially invited to every
service. - j, j.. .-nciionuiu. ranor.
At ltialto Tomorrow
Irene Itich, popular screen star,
plays the featured title role of
"Craig's Wile," which comes to the
Klnlio theatre tomorrow.
The role is said to afford Miss
Itb h her finest acting opportunity.
The eharacter, Harriet Craig, is
that of a managing woman do
mestic tyrant and perfect
keeper Who mages a virtue oi
egotism and has little call of lovo
or sympathy.
( "In ystal I tear no enacted Mrs.
Craig in the New York Htago pro
duction which ran lor a year at the
Moiosco theatre there and created
a sensatinn.
The production has a number of
other strung acting parts including
t he husband, played by Warner
llaxter, the neighbor's Wife, inter
preted by Lilyau Tasbliian. and a
young tu tuple Virginia liradford
and Carroll Nye.
Show Girl Sunday
Light ami airy as a soap bubble,
and about as irresponsible, is
"Show (iirl," which will tie shown
In conjunction with th Fanchoii
and Marco stage presentation,
"Midget Follies" at Hunt's Crater
inn theatre tomorrow.
This little girl with her blond
hair, her dainty figure and her pep
surely she is destined for great
things in the show world. She has
proved in this picture that she has
the talent to create a rote. 1-or
J. P. McEvoy's heroine was simply
a character on paper until Alice
invested her with life.
TALENT TOPICS
Chester Walters recently pur
chased a urueery store ill Ashland
from II. li. Wnli'olt. .Mr. and Mrs.
Walters and duiiKhter, who are now
living In Ashland, were former
Tulent residents and Mr. Wallers
owned one of the Krocery stores
here.
J.. (!. Ciolf and his duimhtor, Mrs.
l-'loreniv It-j-i it k. arrived from Ta
conia last Friday and are maklni;
an extended visit at III.! I.. C Krlllk
home. Mr. Frink Is a sou of Mrs.
Fiin k.
Uemember the date the HIkIi
.School carnival is to lie given!
Friday, November 2. nt the 1'lay
shed. Church services will be held nt
the Methodist church ns usual.
Sunday School at !i:4a A. M., Lester
New'hry superintendent. Treadling
it II A. M. and 7:311 1'. M., Itev.
I.. O. lirown pastor. Kpworth J.ea
ue nt ti:3ll 1. M. YulinK people's
prayer nieetiiu; will be held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. I). O. Hurley,
eust of Talent, Wednesday evening
at 7:30. Iti'KUlar prayer meeting
will be held nt 7:30 Thursday eve
ning. All are cordially invited to
attend these services.
Church services nt the Haptlst
church are- ns follows: Sunday
School, 10 A, M.; preaching. 11
A. M. and 7:30 I'. M.; CI. W. llur
tietle pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Tryon are
entertaining Saturday at lOio'clock
dinner Miss La Vella l.oug and Miss
VelmiL Mason in honor of Mr. Try
on's niece. Miss Uolores Sliellon of
1'ortlniid, who is visiting them,
Mrs. Frank Hullengcr spent Wed
nesday at the country home of Mrs,
Niirle, Duncan.
C. A. Manning spent Tuesday
fffternoon fishing on Kogers river.
He caught five fish, the largest
weighing eight and one-quarter
pounds nnd the smallest one weigh
ing five pounds.
Lincoln School
Notes
Hanking for Lincoln school
averaged S3. 3 percent. Mrs. Hcotts
and Mrs. Turner's room wero
again JOO percent.
The health banner was won
by Miss Tucker's room with 100
percent. It Is quite a, record
for 34 little folks to have clean
hands, finger nails and teeth, nnd
to remember their handkerchiefs
for three days In succession.
The spelling record 10
Miss Curry'K" J-lls with 7.3. The
building made 03.7 percent.
Twelve pupils nioved from the
l.lnci'ln school this week. Alt
of the nuto camps are in the
Lincoln dimrlct.
Verva ritt-soit, Mvelyn Woods nnd
! fMwIn Hmilh entered our school
. this week.
Ten volumes of "Tho World
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KILLING FROSTS
STRIKE GARDENS
IN SAMS VALLEY'
SAM a V.U.I. KY. Oct. VU. tSpo-
eial Contrary to tho forecast uf
. .1. . 1. .. ! '
some m our weaiuer oruuiieiN 1 ; 1
no killtiiK frost would uppenr be-
. . . .. 1. . .
x.ivmim iit i w i' were) visiieii
tnn.n successive nights bv severe
fr(lt.zlnK weather which completely;
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.neiim. ii.eu ....
Krowiuu Hardens.
I Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cook had as
J,(..;(s nl tin-uktast Simday morn
itig their sons. U-sllo and Hunly. :
of Portland, who arrived duiiimi
tho Into night and, to avoid dis-!
turblug their parents, retired to t
ll... I.....n ..,..1 Ui.rl,rU...I fit, .til l.V
m:.Liiw th.'le !i nne:i runce at tilt'!
breakfast tablu. The two you ml
men will spend a week's vacation
in the valley and tako a few days'
hunt.
Dinner guests with Mr. nnd Mrs.
M. A. Slinlz Wednesday were Mrs.
Mary Sloner and son. Kay, and
grandson, Iteryl, uf Los Angeles,
who arrived in the valley Wednes
day to vlst friends and attend to
mutters concerning business inter
ests. Mrs. Stutter formerly owned
tlie Williams orchard property
j here.
Several California land buyers
ihavo heen intci viewin.
our land
nwiifi'tl duritiir Um lust few dlls.
TtU'si' buyer Heelll Klirlil'iscd tn I
(luil our land pi'mlui'lni; mieli de
sirable, peuld und apples without j
Irrigation und Hnmii iicled us ll ,
il... lul.t t'iM.I li.l.l,.li ..'alls (111
tin J .1, ifs.it in. i!
our liroperty, so sure vvert
they
I hat we could Hot produce um fine
fruit wlthiiilt Water. Thesi! pros
pectlve buyers are ilepetidlni; on
selling their hoine properly before
buying land here.
Tho high school freshtncii class
was entertained by the customary
initiation party Friday nighi when
tho usual pranks by Iho older
clasHeH were played. Hut what the
freshmen, who are nil boys, consid
ered the worst part of the initia
tion was the washing of the party
dishes which they believe were the
dirtiest anv class ever washed be
fore. Miss Joyce Fredericks of Ash
lund visited friends hero Sunday
evening.
(iiiestH at Sunday dinner with O.
T. Wilson und lutnily were Mr.
und Mis. ,1. M. Doibic and children
of Medford and W'aldon Suge of
Table Rock.
Turkey growerH are now fatten
ing Ihulr flocks for the Thanks
giving market. 11 is believed a
lar'Aer percentage of the crop will
he ready for I lie. Thatikiglvinn
mnrkc-l than this district had lust
yeiir.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry uooiiiukc
und son, Donuld. nf lirnnts Pass
vlHlled Sunday with Mrs. Wool
ridge's brother, .1. A. Cook, und
wife.
Miss Naomi Mumuder. who Is
teaching school tit Trail, cainn
homo Wednesduy livening In order
lo attend Hie county institute, as
did also Miss FruncoH Fitzgerald,
who teaches the. Independence ills-
" '' I- .
Outside visitors ut school Tues
day were Mrs. K.liner Ileagle and
Miss Jovce Fredericks of Ashland.
Moth were teachers In our school
last year.
Two. land deal" f considerable
In.nnrlnnoe 111 IlllK district ttie
pending-. Hoth prospective buyers
urn residents ot inn couoiy.
r,. no.i Mrs. I,. M. Fisher, linv
Ini completed the marketing of
their pear crop, have purchased a
new Ford coupe ami left for Sun
Francisco to visit their son, Hill,
who Is employed there. It Ik re
ported that Mr. Fisher was given
a hot by the C. K. Krnlt com
pany which, tillhougli It had been
ordered ny amine iiieiitii,-io.-..t,
v..d much too small when he
got ready I" '" llls n,"w
coupe.
Miss Frances Wilson is linnio
after an absence of two mouths
spent In Medford undergoliKi; mi l
recuperating from tin appendicitis
nitnriilliili
K. 11. Day cnnslders hlinseir ft
heavy loser by the sudden dying
or his fine. Hereford hull Thursday,
which dropped dead while being
driven with Iho herd from Iho
cm tin rnngii In tho Day ranch
In honor of their early depart
ure to Washlnnton, Mr. and Mrs.
Krnest llolleiibeck of Hay Cold
were entertained .nt dinner i nurs
dnv bv Mrs. M. A. Sliult'..
Albert Straus und K. I!. Day. who
hnve heen In the. Diamond Lnke
district for more Ihiin n week gain
erlng up heist cttMl", returned on
Thursday
Miss Lelhn Trenhnm. who hns
remnlned In this community since
Die beginning of the fruit harvest
returned to her home at linimnu
lust week
W. ll. Ward called tho voter!-
nary out Wednesday night to nt
tend a very sick horse.
John Hoist, John Jones nnd llert
F.dlngton, who hnve spent the
summer In the I'elicnn liny 1ok -
glng camp, came In for a few days'
visit with home rolks.
Klnples l-'ined
rOttTl.ANI). Ore.. Oct. JO W
George Stnples, son of Stnto Sena- j
tor Isnnc Staples, pleaded guilty
Friday to violating the national
banking net. and was fined I7fi0
by Federal Judge McN'ary. He wns
arrested n month ngo. The viola
tions occurred In operation of the
First Hank of Itecdsport some
Hloe ngo.
iHm't Willi Ttiko TlMtn ill Tlmv
Whpn f'h.iM. MeAlllwter, Knr
ny, N. .1., ren '-h ml (tin point
whnrn hn hnl in flnifr hi t : cl .
d'ehln.', wetiry hody from ft. wnll.
nlh nlepeH IipM, hn (lltt 0 wfn
ItliliK hoiiKtit ft hollln of Koley
IMHh (lluretie, nml (hn: "Aftor
lklnw Koley IMIIh rllnretio for a
tim I tipejirnp till rfuhl, nnl my
kitlney dlMri'MM, pain nml wnk
urtn art n) frnnn." l'oit tlttln.
Hnilf;ictlr.n Kiinrnn("ei. Try
thfm, For by Jnrmln ft
WofNlfi Iriin Httrn.
SCHOOL PATRONS
OF LOST CREEK ;
RE'SHINGLE BARN
i.aki: i i:i:i:k, t.,t.
dill- - Mrs. K I!. Meyer.
'ititu; her paiem
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l-IOll, iini., t'ltn- - ........
day.
A numher of patrons of the l.nst i
lreek school di.-liicl met at thei
school house last .Moild.iy ;in.l put
.. m.W roof on tho barn. The women
wi-tlt Jlh'lu: Willi WWI-IUlCd l:itifis ,
and a pu-nu- iliniwr was Sfrv.tl nl j
lu'vn. r.-i y'tif t tijoy.'.l a vi'ry .
I.lrasalil. as -ll a a pre f Itabl.- '
.l.i y. Thosi' ins.'iit Wi-iv un.l
.Mrs. 1'nx ami family. anil Mrs.'
! William Hiii'ffl. Mr- ami .Mis. II. 1.. :
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.Mr. ami Mis. 1.. .1. i'.hssmii. ;
Mr. and .Mrs. Frank railim, .Mr.;
and -Mrs. I', li. .Ma.nv. Mr. and
Mrs. I'harlrs Srrfi. ld and liay ;
ItllKWllllc.
Wiilluc" Kuiisduli', who has tirrn
wurklni; al I'lilla'iuln t'r srvriai:
immlhs. relui ni'd Imnm Sunday. ;
.Mi-. 2i nit .Mis. Hli'Vr Smllli and i
.hildrrn, i( I'limmix, wim'i- Sunday
tiiii'sts nt' .Mr. ami Mrs. William '
Uo.flt.
Miss llil.'ll Urawn KP"nt llir
wi'rk end with her sister, Mis. A.
1.. I'eeh.
A. I.. I'eeh ami Karl Farhiw td
a llllelilnad of haled hay In l.ali" ',
m( the Woods Saturday. '
The Marshal family luid as
quests Hunda Mr. ami Mrs. KranU
si ru h n ami .Miss Mamaret Marshal
of I'.aiile I'l.lnt.
llr. Midi was railed nut Munday
.,.,..,,.1 U':.l. ll
,
.vim was lillten very 111.
Mr. William Almy and Mr. I.. II
Wyaiil were in Medford and Ash-
kitnl oil lnisinesH 'I'luus.liiy.
J'hc lu itlf Is coniph't.'tl nmv :niil
lh iku ni'w Is luisy mailing ilu-
inml li tin iilt'l'n;u IK'S Illlil SiTap
hiK tin- hUl ilown ill front i.f Uif
shut. ;
Mr. n ml Mrs. .1. . "uH'i'i tson I
art nioviiiK hark U Hh'U rain-h.
l-- Hi .ulshaw ;H iuiri hast.il
lln .1. 1. i'ulln't'lMiui Ikhui-. :
MIsm'm Julia Siillcy ami IV-th Kaf-
low vi.sltvti Oak irov .s.-h.iol j
Wcdm-Htlay, ami Thursday ami Krl- i
day atlemk'd In.siitnif ut Ashlaml. 1
Mr. ami Mrs. (Veil (n!hTtson ,
vm' in M'Mlford on Im.'-iiu'ss Thurs
day, t
Mr. It. A. Mvyor was a McdfinJ
vlsllnr Thurwday.
Mrs, Ht'nry Mt-yor. Jr.. nnd rhil-
diu ar- vtHitlnK at the 11. A.
Meyer, Sr., homo this week.
The Pomona Krauze meeting will
he held here Saturday, oetoher 27.
It will lie an all-day affair.
Mrs. riardencr and MIks T.uey
flardener were callers at tho Heed
Charley home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kiiir XyKien wort
l)ilsiness viHltors ill Medford the
first of the week.
St. Helens New fire department
euuijmienl purchase proposed hy
chief.
Tonight time
It's the Big Touchdown
of Anniversary Month.
H Rod La Rocque
In a Rousing. Thrilling Tale
zrz of University Football
I "HOLD 'EM
YALE"
ALSO
'Tarzan the
Mighty"
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