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O KYEDFOItD JfXTi; TTVTOTTtfE. MfiDFOTW. OKKi ;o;. svjTkO.W. TFEP-iiP I BO Y SC D UT PAPER ; HOLDING COK oin-r ul;dale and Fii'ib ' JO SELEGTNAME 1 The nn 'tit hly paper. 'Vi .uci vparU.s,'' iii 1 l l-;ril ha an aetivii y of iho scouts of tb- t'rali j- l.tikt-! council, is holding a n.;rne ami heading eont t. Vahiuhh- pri.'.i -. ar to he award-d by liusi.-liV. Je.'al -scout outfitters, who atv sponsoring tin- paper, lub -nt has ifi-n evitb-ncd m the 1 1 1 -1 by .-con Is of Mod ford and tin sur rounding district. .Si-V'-ial lo ad- iii-s art already turned in Mid vfill be received ttntll Friday. I'e1uuar Mil. v The contort is open to all scouts and ill1 rules are simpl beading mut Ur conipb t-. iriK names tor pap'-r and : The Miiiah I' drawings to illustrate. Th ll. -a. I- iiiKs may use an original name or tlie present one, as desired. Scouis may enter several headings if th- y wish.. There are in he tlir.e pii.-i Kirst Ureeelies, belt, shirt and ' hose; second I '.reecho; and. third i Official neckerchief. ; The third Issue of the paper is ; off the press today and will bo I distributed to all scouts. ( 'upies ; inav be obtained at scout he.id-l ( quarters. Then- is no charge for Pivut-hlni,' at 11 a. nt. Sermon j ) the paper. The last issue is a h u b j e e t. "Onnmii nlun." Sacra- j ! special number for anniversary j mental services after the sermon. week. A new and attractive ar-j Leagues at ti::j" p. m. j i ratiuement has be n d.-vised by the I Preachiru; at 7::tt". Sermon suh- ; staff and a foiir-nuue paper was'jeet. "Th.- Twentieth Century ', necessary to hold all the news. ! The scouts are enthusiastically ' t'eeeivinjr the paper and Win. i.ee ! :rirker. the .m-nm i . eiit iv--. state:J thai it has mei a real ne d in scui , ; ing in the couneil. It is possible I'lnough the medium of lh" paper. io ma In tn in Interest in scout jug. j and to advise all semils of coming events, and encourage activities, i lluKj-ell's Inc.. are renderiim a real i contribution through their support of this activity. T OS LOSES BRAKE AT REESE CREEK; KKKSE CKKKK. Ore.. Feb. 1. (Special.) On the evening of ,lan-; miry :tti about :1 o'clock, what mhfht ha '," been a very serious uecidem, bad it not been for the cool -heart -edncss of the driver, occurred at the intersection of the liutte Falls road near the lieese Creeit bridge, in the Crater Lake highway. Mr. Parker, who hu.s the contract for transporting the high school stu dents to the liutte -Falls higb school, we understand, had made up his load after the close of school in the evening as usual, consisting" of .some 1 students, and start e1' nn bis usual rounds. Arriving at the Heese Crci k sehoolhuuse,- Miss iteulah Wadddl got off as usual and the bus continued an its jour ney until it arrived at the above mentioned intersection when it sems that for some reason the brakes refused to bold and not having tirtie to safely make the turn into tin highway the driver, still trying to apply iln- brakes, went over the grade some eight or ten feet below, landing right side it) In a soft dirt fill that was put i here some time last year. The accident caused no little excitement and snnn there arrived enough heln io have cared for most any enierg- j K eney. but to the deiignt ot nit pres ent no one was hurt. After some difficulty the bus was safely land ed on the highway by the aid of a stump "puller owned by a nearby farmer. Mrs. Francis Miller, Kecse ('reek's intermediate teacher, is suf fering with a very bad tooth this week, and her room is being taught by Mrs. Cummirigs of Medfoid. j, A. Woods is back at work for Uhe Fagle Point Irrigation district Tafior being off on account of urg ent farm work. Tom Vestal has been working for the irrigation district, improv ing the time, having been laid off from his position with the Owen oregon bridge crew until they be gin operations again in the spring. Walter Kngberg has been helping- Charley Humphrey build fence this week. The Kaglo Point Irrigation dis-trlc- has some 14 men at work cleaning the Hrown lateral. They expect to finish this week, which will about finish tho work on Uiei laterals, leaving them In tht b'-st condition thev have been in for ev- oral years. iiuo. Kosidence phone l":t7. The Sunday school lesson for; -Test Our Welcome.'" next Sunday. February :ird. will be j Morning worship and comnutn on "The Holy Scrip" tires." The nn 1 0:"i.i. Sermon topic,- "Four key to the lesson is found in the Things the Church Must Do." Ppcc golden text, as follows: "Open ial music. thou mine eves that I may la-hold ' Popular eveninc servicn 7:30. wondrous things out of thy law." Vs. 110:1S. John Stille will praeh nn the subject of Christian Science ';. .p the next few Sundavs. His sub- text for next Sunday will be "There U n wav that snemeth right unto ;t man, but the -the ways of death nil thereof an DAI EY BUYS INTEREST - HASH BMffitR SHOR O M V. Hucn Uiley ha.s purchased ill Interest "f bis partner, t'arl low ma n in the Nash P.arhrr vhon. There hn-i 1 t-n recently instalb-d id this irln-r shop all pew fixtures, with the latest gr-ei0" i hairs and now is, run new no--leum and the waV nicely tinted , ntid is well efpiipped to handle alt ihne of women's children's and n's barber work. Mr. Powniin has not nnnounc! 1 his future plans, but intends to continue making f'V. Q - - his liomo In thi." li .ionium hc.d. 1". l.-t 1 f. a . Win. Holy 1 1. mill!' Pivhvuriun llible Cla-. NA Suii'Viy. h'.-i.i tiai y 3 r 1 . at i.". prompt ty. the "omn"s (iil.Ie t- :it tlw Pr. -hvf-ri;iii t Iuim h da-, w ill W art til.' sillily of l'..iiis. . i!! i inli :ivur to flint oitl if .o any neii' Ml bcnveeii and tin All who are t-d in thi suhjt ct arc in- Ih.-iv ) S( it !(-- j'-in us in this Mmty. Advent ChriMTiiii lunch. (XiH S.-vi-lith 1 :i V. Coim-i- W. st Jackson ami Wleh Pilde .school, .t:i:.. .Mrs. Shide, siiiH-riiit'inl'-iit. Piviiehini;, 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. ill. .1. A. orchard of l.ns Angeles will tlw speaker at both serv- t Pray at S p. r me. ting Wednesday niuht in. Irvin Pu pray, Klder. Main Street .Methodist (lunch, 'I'he friendly ehureh of the vc net. James K. fonder. pastor. Sunday school at '.' : 1 a. ni. Homes." I J ray or meeting Wednesday .-v liur at 7:1-'.. steward.-.' meeting Monday v ing at the rngli-h laitherau hurcli. Kointh at o.iUdale Ave. "Where the way Is made plain." Dr. H. '. Knnk, pastor. Uesi.lence SLS W e s t Fourth street. . Telephone 1 li4. Hour of worship. 11 a. m. The pasior wiil speak on the subject, -A (Iraleful Heart." Mrs. Funk wilt preside nt the organ for the morning service. The 1,-ble school begins at l:1"i a. m.. with classes for all ages. The lesson study will be on "The Holy Scriptures." You are cor dially invited to attend our wr- Fiit Meihodlst i'lmnli West .Main at Iaurel Kuymtmd S. lleos, minister. Church school at a:4.". Clarence Meeker, superintendent. Morning worship at l". 1. Mr. lVes will pn aeh on the sunn-ci. Man .Missed Who Stay- :'Vbat lb led at Home." j Yeung people's hour at fi:30. Twii age groups, intermediate, nnd senior, meet for lice expression on interesting subjects, j Happy Sunday Evening Hour, i 7 :Hn. Music and . cheer to Uim you up for the week ahead.' A messaue of help will be piven by Miss Liuile 11. Van Ness, the pas tor s assistant. Cburcli of Coal. North J lolly and Haven, llev. ("has. A. CooiK-r, pastor. Uov. J''. W. Hopkins, evangelist. Sunday schol, ID a. m. Preaching", 1 1 a. m. P.aptismal service, 3 p. tn. Ymtng J'cople's meeting, :30 p. Evening service, 7:30 p. m. Through the courtesy of the Christian church, we will have the use of their baptistry in the after noon at 3 o'clock. The evening service will be the last night of the revival. The evan- list goes to Crants Pass to begin revival Monday evening. All are invited io bring a bas- ket and have a. basket dinner with . us and enjoy the day together. Church of Christ. "West Pine street. Central Point, Oro.t Faithful men in charge. Assembly, J 0 a. m. Worship begins at 10:30 first day of the week (Sunday). Prayers, singing, leaching and admonitions, commemoration of the death, bur ial and resurrection of Christ. I Our lesson will bo "The Sins and! Repentance of the. Corinthians fhureh." i country. Ihit with the sure Read anil meditate mion the sei - siinct of a democratic people, o'nd chapter of l-aul's second let-' feel ourselves t'rovvina c loser ler to the church at t'orinlh, theilillle time to that naunt. weary, ,-oeco to iho iis-.seml.lv. This is a. new coilKreyation of rhtist and insists that all faithful members awake to duty growing in numbers; ." pre last Lord's day. A cordial welcome to strati First Christian Church. Ninth and OaKdah. streets. Far k M U. minister, offb nastor's study in the church. and hoii" 'The young people will have com- ; ph-u charge of this service, in 1 observance of international Chris-) .tian Kndcavor Day. The mush . devotions, speakers, etc.. will come (from our groups of ynuuR people This will bo a. splendid service. Eeryoin cordially invited. P.ihle school assembly !: Cla bu ik Konkel. ireneral super intendent. Christian E n d o a v r i groups meet at i; : :j o. I First CI mi nb of Chri-I. lenlUt. Authorized branch of the mother rliui.i. the First huixh of Ch'dst, Scientist. liostoti. AiTtss. Services are held every Sunday at 1 1 a. m., olQrch edifi d- N'T'11 oakdale. Suljk't for iq in ow . I ve.' --undav school nt a. m. Ale unday school n ants under the age y4 I'M (Jiay io iidmitled. Wednesday evening meetingF, which include testimonies of chris tian science healings, nt 8 o'clock. Tho rradinc room, which In In tho Mrdford hulldlnc. In o-n dail' from Z tn 4. pxr-rt ftundrtyn and hnli.lax. Tho Illldo and all an- thorii;4' Chrlaliuti' St-'U-nco Ulgra- ture may be rend, borrowed or pur chased. Til. public is cat diaifv invite. to ntit-ml t ho services at.d i;t the reading room. Regular Latter Day Saints Church Services will he held Sunday. February i:. at in nVlm k ai I. (). O. F. lull. The u'liroin; lUi'sid.-Hl to' the StUlliielM tlUoll ilistrici. .1. .1. Klake. and i'resideiit T. 1. Adler. his hUcesor. wll be in attendance. Some Inspiring in structions will he f-'iven. Kvervone U cordially invited to attend. Baptist Churcft Sutidav school at H: IT,, out- nn litne with their llihles. M Mti inx worship at It o'clock. Miss Louise liundernp of Portland, who is the state oiing people's woiker fur the Haplist church, will he the speaiier. Aniliem. '("onu. Ye liiseonsolate" i by Alfred Jud son l . It. Y. P. V. in different groups lor all it sos at ti:3. K veiling worship at l.'.'ti. The pastor will give a chalk talk. "A Quest inn id Foundations." which promises to be very interest ing. The choir will present a medley of hymns for their special number. Try our welcome. I Central i .1. M. i:ibie at 0:4r. j book. ,ject: ' Toint rederiitt il ( liun hes Johnson, pastor, class on Sunday morning 'iiio llible is our tet The lesson ip on the Ptib 1'he Ibdy Scriptures." lief- t-rence an tl:S, !i:-Jml in Heiit. ;:4-;i: .losbui Kings t-ira: N-b. !S:1-S: l's. 1 ! : 7 -1 -4 ; Luke. L' 4 : a .1 - :l i! : lAets 17:10-1; 2nd Tim. :i : 1 4 -1 T . Young peoples service at p. m. The le.son Is tilled the Challenge of Christ to tie Youth 'of the World. Malt. lOilC-IL'. j What is Christ's ehalb nge to us'.' ! How does Christ challenge us '.' What Is Christ's ehfillenEio to Chris tian l-.ndefivor? Th. oastor Will ne at h in bo'b seiices of the day. In I he- n . j ing on the subject: "The Father of the Vro.ligal Sou." The choir will sing "Spirit of Cod liescelid t'pon My Heart." Mrs. liurg-r nnd Mrs. Tex will sing. "Only :i Fond Old Father." Fathers and ' sons are invited. The sermon subject in the evening- will be: "Prevailing Conditions In the World at the Time of (Clirist's lleiurn." The male tiiar I let will sing in this service. Presbyterian Church. I ! Holly and Kighth. Edwin Percy! 'Lawrence, minister, .MS S. New-, town. !l; AT a. in.. Pible school. Thej Woman's Kilde class begins the ; I study of fU-nsis. He prompt and , present every Sunday to get the 'values of this wonderful book. Mrs. I E. N. Warner is the teacher. Dr. j It. II. Elliott, superintendent. 11 a. m Sermon. "The Youth Movement.' Minister. Prelude, 'Legend in F" Cadnian Offertory, "Songs in the Night" Spinney Anthem, "I Will Praise Thee" lingers Contralto solo, "Open the Ca'es of the Temp'e" Knapp Edna Eifert Isaacs, with violin obligato by Ellow Mae Wilson. a:30 p. in.. Vesper hour. A brief pageant by the young people, en titled "My truest.'' There are three principal characters and several otheiM with short parts. This is given in recognition of young peo ple's day. Visitors are urged lo be in their seats by 5:30 to hear the opening notes of the organ prelude. 11:30 p. m.. Regular C E. mold ing. Leader, Oeorgia Currier. ASHLAND THIS YEARS (Omlrilmtrcl). Of tho tlu-'-c miniver" rio4 Hint full in rolii-miry Ht. Vjilr-nllni-v. Wa.'.lliiml.m's unci l.lnculn's t hit t of I.in.nlii licc.iincs mom in.'dotii innnt cvfiy year. Not that, we i-h'-iih any loss the u-mlitions of the. old saint that watches over all lovers, nor that wo falter in otir respect for the lattlel i his e nil de - voted hack woodsman WHO was ' misunderstood hy his life and died many ituriiu; ti martyrdom. Each year we se him inor learly and a little differently. The Jackson 'ounty Fit rluh is recognized as one of coin I the best on the coast and for II years has celebrated the event in .Mod ford. This year the same c'ub Wi ii,,i,i their celebration at tin ijihia Springs hotel in Ashland jw lh n rousing good program and The number of tickets will bo greatly reduced this year and you better engage yours at once. Cole Holme' and Fred Scheffle. of Med ford and D. M. fir-pen, Fred Homes mi ;iiss Johnson at the lidlngs ffke in Ashland will supply you. FIRST CHRISTIAN C. E. SERYICE OF INTEREST The Sunday eving church per vice to be ronducted tomorrow evening the memhei s of t be i'hri-an miVor societies of the First CMii 'tn church, will be of Inter-"-t 'L 9y to th'rjounga en- I plehut tmm r oh-h as well. j Th-oservice )! iiiclude four "hint lalkr. i:ofly: "Chilsiian Ki-:iv- 1 li h.rv." "( Yusadtnu AV I t h .' Whilst In E. a lire I is in." "I'rusadinit w hrist in with Christ in CH izenshlp." and i "Cru .mr with Christ In World I Peace. " Special musle will be fur- nlshod ty tlie yn m' penpio, nnu by the y?mi: people, nnd th oiwtilnK mintt Mi-rvlr. will l.e . nndili-tfd l-y n ttirmVr "f thr ; Yotintj I'pfijd..'!, dfirloty. All nrr ui m il to riniii-, anil learn ot tho stoat youth movement. IV PARK CHIEF WESTERN MANOF I ,.!litio!i,l 1 ah. .nt I:, t. S..hn-ky, poiMliiifiu as t. n-'W d- i,t t" Cr u-.- Nation tl ! t ly a nni.unct d Vosfinit i I.. ha b. d to know park of I'll ia I a e i .id line of l he I 'im foi nia. all atbb-te and tremendous physical he en - J and years exceptionally able kov- sti.-ngih. In old, and an run cut I'ficer with many years : 1 parks service, and is a of nan worthy su l eor IO Colonel I, (i. , w ho w as recent ly pro- i the supcrinteiidency of 1 Thomson, moti'd to i Yosemite national park. Not only that, but bis personal popularity is" attested by the fact 'that he is known all over" the I'a j cifie coast as 'Al," and also as a ! powerful outdoors man. He will ; come to Crater national park fully ' trained in the national parks ser ! vice and lis ideals. All that lie needs in taking over this park Is familiarity w it h it, and stmt hern ' Oregon ncnuainiailceship. , For fourteen years past he has 'been connected with the staff of Yost mile park, and for t he past several years has been assistant I to the superintendent of Yosemite park in charge of all construction and mn in finance td" buildings, j roads, trails, etc.. hi that park. Another desirable feature about 'his coining here w it h bis tdiarm- ing wile and daughter is that t he la miiy will he a weleom In the social life of ihi ii it v. The daughter is HI addition commit- and is described as except h.nally beautiful and aocrmiptished. Nothing definite is known as yet 1 as to just when Hie Thomson and Solinskv families will exchange locations, except that Mr. Sollnsky j is expected to rome here soon, anil ' likewise Colonel Thomson is ex- j peeled to h ave soon. IS Y LUCKY SHE A veritable "scoop" in tho ad vert ising world was achieved by l he American Tobacco company t his week when Captain i cargo Fried 's glowing endorsement of Lucky Strike cigarettes was broadcast" to millions of smok ers through newspaper ads In hun dreds of daily newspapers, . The heroic rescuer, commander of the United States liner America, which saved the crejv i,f men of the trump freighter Florida off the Virginia capes rerouiv is an enthusiastic supporter of (he fam ous Lucky St l ike doctrine "reach for a Lucky instead of n sweet." Captain Fried 's modest account of tho rescue reads like a novel of adventure. After plunging thru high seas and icy, mountainous waves, .the America reached the distressed Florida after a 3 ft 0 mih dash. Thirty-two desperate men. numb froni exposure and nerves shattered by their orfleti, were transferred to the rescue ship where, according- to Captain Fried, hot coffee nnd "Lticklcs" gave them new life, comfort and relaxa tion. It was Fried s second heroic act. he having effected the rescue of the Antinoe's crew about three ago when in command of resident HooneveIl, Chief Officer MunniiiR, another hero of the Florida rescue, is another ar dent Lucky Strike smoker. Today's .Mail Tribune publishes the Lucky Strike advertisement in which ( 'aptaiu Friend's endorse ment of "Lilekle.s" appears. This ad was sent by air mail from the i offices of Lord and Thomas and 1 Logan, well known advertising agency, the postage for the plate j atnojmting to approximately $13. j evidence that the American To- I bacco company and Lord and Thomas and Logan agency are strong backers of air mall aclivi- I ,i 1 AVith the match only two days away. Sailor Jack Wood today de clared himself prepared for Tom Alley and his crucifix hold at the Klalto theater next Monday night Tho "erueifix" i lt mystery to most wrest line fans of Medford and they are wondering if Alley will be good enough to clamp it on Woott. This LONG N . AT LEG ON DANCE AT CENTRAL PO N : hold has won iho majority of his!111 matches nf Alley, and is one which he boasts n' living man can break. Wood Is in the heMt condition Ihi season and Is confident ho run give Alley 'a few points In wrestling. Alley appear tonight In Eugen against p,o Myers of Tfllamook. ami will probably arrive in Med foid tony crow for his appearance here Monday night. In Monday's wnil-wlndup, Tom- I my Jtyn is Inking tioM hanees In , Tex i'orti'r, w hom ho promises to throw Uv."e In one hour, n.t tephan rna' up his mind lo throw )E.v lieaJ. O'orte, Is .m hat 1'ilrr but nas l,0-d.t.llltv T. i.. ii Q Mn! Vny for cVft. SAN I! A FA El Cab, I- h. .Ti The Kunorior court cave I-eon- nrd Hlckn 25. mi-pended m-ntenro f fhreo year fn Han Quentin rtrM non condition that ho pay f it monthly to Mth. fhnrU-H Iton xvtd".- ff ti py.fi H'tn.l -titln rldint? In lMrl;s' nutomoMl JlifkB ; idead.-d utility to ilrlUnn whllo In- toxluattil. VIC MEYERS BAND FABERS ENTERTAIN TO PLAY TONIGHT orchestra n Mritm stra appeared Wednesday and ' last ' beta bit. and tonight Hie music as are expected l be even r. a few added attractions be- fealured. Seeley Hall and lslie Stheffcl make up the com mittee in charge of (he dance for l he drum corps. BALLOTS ON TWELVE (Hy V CENTIt A I (Speeial. ) met Friday hundred gr . 11. Slrohmclcr) , POINT, Ore.. I- eh. Central Point Orange night with about one lingers in attendance, and with their many smiles we are expecting warmer weather. Another lot of twelve appllta-I Hons Were balloted on and elected, j Tweuly-two frouis Sams Valley j were visitors and Sams Valley; grange 'drill learn, wilh Paul Me-j Finns In charge and Mirs France.: j Wilson at the piano, put on the degree work in a most pleasing , manner and sixteen candidates found their way part ly into the grange mysteries. As the time was getting kilo only two vocal numbers were given, by Mrs. Arnold llohuert, and for those who enjoy iho pro grams, (here will probably bo more in the future. The tables were put In order, and a most wonderful "mulligan" istew with rolls and coffee was I served. There were surely no 'einntv vests showing un ibis time. even our worthy lecturer seemed fully satisfied. At our next regular meet ing, February l,r. some kind of a cake walk will be hi evidence and I am not just familiar with all tin de tails, but all the ladies will bring cakes and all the men should bring ill i i pockets full of "dimes." We are hoping to have a record breaking attendance. ALSO 'APPLESAUC Inasmuch as this day and the sun o; several hours, l be porker saw his shad there will be six w is groundhog ime out for subterranean iv and hence eks more of winter maybe according to old folk lore. The day was not gener ally observed , Iho barber shops being open as usual as the barbers had overlooked a bet. It was the first big day thai was not formally disrrved t by the tonsotlal men since a year ago last groundhog day. The postoffiee, banks nnd K'tt ernl btndnes: functioned as usual, but Everett Anderson, chief clerk the Hotel Medtord. better known as Andy, knowing it was sorm sort of a big day. became contused ami pinned an old sham rock in his coat lapel. V Idling to learn how the I. S. weather bureau looked at the situ ation in view f the sunshine, a Mall Tribune reporter ad-ed L Walter Dick, head of tho Medfoid branch of that bureau, about it, I hereby obtaining " the shdr lest , most ernphat lc Interview e'.'er ro ot led on the jfcacifle coast. Is (hero nnwhlng to this old ng about tho cround bog and ' ' shadow?" meekly Inquired the O new-spa perman. q Appli-Halli-el" exilodi-d the for- titer Ht. LotilM titan with U-o wrli-n-tifli-ally, friiverninotit draTIieil and ntelooroloKleal tnlnd, "alnl lntn id It," , liehonietttly that tho Inter viewer fled to tho T.lherty liiilldlnrr elevulor With tho. loud nhollt of Moloney!" purimlnK hhn down tho t-or'0lor from tho weather 1 reni oftii e. Thitt'i. that fix week mnro of winter, diluted with apldeHUUee ttitU baloney, Information A t.eat is i store for the Med- , Sll(ll.i;il , . m!1(,v lUuht ar. wlw.se tip- f.. rd and southern o;.-i;,'n d..r.. w ,h w.u.tlI1( miverny il. MM-int-n- . putd..- li.n.uht at th- ntl..nt.,l ..ar. ( ,uh , nt, imtM.nl Ml 1 park was d-ns in the app-..;an i o- ..........atned seve !! ft '.. ' H A; P" KP'C' ':, Sf- ft? 1 : i '. I r &.j I ir Mt er j ' liia orchesira at I he A no t n a i Legion I iruiu Corp-; dam e. Th ttl'eh WILLAMETTE CLUB i. the W:U.' lub nt t of tile .III Fi ail i nil v c j. n beim, and Mi-s a I ictia rdiih Kindle wti ' -I l-lii Mrs. 1'ab.r. al hoie-o rooiher a also iuwied a young ..-tple b . Mr He I. the They Point ( pariv. ' if the Point 1 eh.ipelone ew Central make up a diversions of Central i "arils w.-re the i eliing. Those were the Mis-i's Irene I .am pi rt i:i:.ibetli South oil. Lola Mavis Mihlretl lleigur. The tilee tlul srs Clark Wood 1 II linipel't. well. Fliabelll 'eia Mavis, ami ami .lack Holds, members were M- llaymeiid Meirit k. We.-ley lloeder Howard Milb-r. Willis Hathaway Paul b ddes and i;.oi:i!d A very pleasant evening was en joyed and dainty refreshments servt d by l ho hostess. Many Central Point people Will be interested ill a former Central Point girl, .Miss Kathle.m Wright, a tier several years' silence. Mis. Carl .1 aco tie t in Portland, was a recent ho for M iss Kat hleon. where her engagement in Lieuten ant Lee Spun--it of Manila. P. I.. ! was announced. Miss Wright will I sail soon for the Islands, where her wedding will take place. Mi--, .lacipiel will be remembered here as Miss lt.ulali Wrhhl. At a hoy scout llieei ing l'r- eenlly Alvln Tollefson was elect, si'oin. master and Karl Weaver a sista nt. Tluy met ana in Ihurs day evening in (he high school building. Last Saturday evening Mrs. l'f rie Castor gave a party for her son. Marion, it being his birthday, us a surprise The party was given at the home of Mrs. It. W. U'un- jpert. It was a. j The evening was sun surprise. pleasantly Mpent allies. ThiiM nim; wel't' the 'III it nt' Meilfiinl. anl I'nlnt. Aud with mienc and enjoying t be eV Misses Maruaret I Sybil Cnstor of ! rey llartnan. l-MIatieth Si'n't, Ituli erta Realties. lternii-e ljeatnes. -era Itavis. KlUalielll Snttthwelt. t'.lorla I'.olds, Helen Lamport and Irene I.ampert and Messet-H Mar Inn t'astor, Orvlll t'lmtnr, KitBone Iteatllis, t'itrl t'nleman, lleorne .fiihnsini, .liihn Clark, (lerald Mot niiiKStar. Dean (twetiK, Harry Kl diitl. Thiriin lli-nwn and .laelt Holds. Itelieliuis refreshments were servi d l.y Mrs. I'astni-, assisted hy li-tl. I.altltiert. Mr. and Mrs. Vietor ltnrsell were callers Monday In fentral I'nlnt. I Kvcretl Scott was In Medfnril I Tuesday. I,. I,. Damnn of Untie- rnllH' am,, down Sunday for a visit; wilh his family, rotin nln,,' Tne ilay. I II. if. I'axsnn. whi"? itassed awnyj at lils home III 1'entral rolllt. Tuesday tnorninK at 7 n't'liicli, had been in poor health for several months, but was only cont'ineil to bis home the past few weeks, and his passing came as n shook to many friends. Mr. l'nssoll vn a member uf SI. Mark's Kplscnpal church, a devoted husband and father, and as n friend he was stunih and true. Stability and miiKiianitnlly were characteristics of hint, lie was loved by tho chil dren of the comniunlly nnd was always liappy to do Ibeni a kind ness. Mr. I'axsnn look n ttreat In- j lerest in tlie culture of flowers fori several years, especially dahlias, I and was ram'llarly known as the "dnhlla kinii." Kiinortil services were conducted Wednesday lifter noon lit 2:30 from tho Kplscopal church. Key. Will. II. Hamilton delivered un fipproprllltii normon and tho Masonic order nf Central Point nlsn laldtiu part in tho ser vices. Tim body was then taken tu the Tell Funeral Home lo lie In stato tinlil the evenint; train arrived, when Mrs. I'axsnn and dauithter. Mrs. Kldon l)rydale ue companled the body to Uie crema torium In Portland. The sympa thies of the cnmninn'ity ito out lo the bereaved ones. The P. T. A. of Central Point met Krlilay afternoon. .Miss l-.llza-1 i,-t Ti Hun- gave a very Intercsltm; lalk oti her lOuriipeau trip. The first Ki-ado pave tho oponinjr ex ercises. ! The executive eoninill lee of the boy scouts are Theniliirn Tollefson, l.ntlis Jlumihrey, l-'lnyd Itoss, A. I!. Maple and Kvoroll l''aber. They j exiiect to have the largest and I best troop In southern Orofton. The Willainetle I'n verslty Mi'iuls 'ctith sanir In the IiIkIi schoul an dltoriiim Monday evenliif; mid were i d i v n. full bouse. Mlsn l;dilh l'llidley was ilanlst and also I p.ayed tho niiiriiuba, which was lenjoyeil by all. Miss 1'lndley Is I the daughter of Ir. nnd Mrs. C M. I'indley, formerly of tlranls i Puss, but now of Saleni. I Mrs Motile Parker bus returned Don't Fuss With Mustard Plasters! Don't mix a mess of mustard, flour and water when you can relieve pain, soreness or stiffneui Willi a little clean. while MusU-roIc. Mustcrul is made of nure oil of mus tard and other helpful iiif rcclienn, and takes the nlacc ol mustard nlasters. iMustcroli: usually ((ives prompt relief lrom vtre threat, Dronclutis, t'insiiiiiu, ctol, still neck, astlia, niur.tlKia, licadache. conUL-stion. oleurisv. rheu matism, litubaoo, pains and aches of the backor F'ints. sprains, sore muarles, brui'es, chilblains, frosted fret, colds of the chest (it may prevent pneumonia). Jar & Tube, Sttttr than a muttardp Ituttt I'lATllAN 1 -t.il NT. Ore.. l-l It members, I hose broilers of Mr. from i viit with relatives in Hosehuig-, ami she, in turn, bt now enjoyliitr a visit from her two ids teis, Mrs. .Mahala 'l:nk and Mm. ICn.ma Steeher, w ho are visitors from Washington. Mrs. Ib-rt Uosfel, who unit. ill with Influenr.i to l.r' nt her customary has been , w aide place in inn's department sou e. llev. Millard of M- df.'td ni d bv Mi-s Mamthn :an and i hoir of da. -day Cuity. assisted the i io- "tu i'-t Ian church V evening w iih their miisi The r church expects to give mu-i'-al in tlie near futur-''. Walter Frank had an net kb nt this week at tin Meimir.m turner. A Hudson ear, with a Wardiliigton Mcen-e, stopped suddenly and Wal ter ran inlo the back of It. The only damage wa to his own car. City F.tldy had an auto aeeident at the Faber coi ner wilh bis trm k a few da s ago, and a Ford car tlrivcu by an elderly couple from Fugle point. Will Ferguson was a business viV.tr in Medfoid Tuesday. Ah in Williams drove lo Klam ath Falls with his tru.'k '"id brought a load of potatoes over for K. C Faber ami son. Mrs. Henshaw and son of I'agb poin'. called on Mrs. lletishaw's daughter W'odncsdny evening at raven.i,U(t kjuhou cafe. M iss Im z (iehhart of mo uu distiitt spent Wednesday with Mrs. ,1. M. Johnson. The Central Point L O. O. F. No. i:;i will have initiation next. Monday night. Hoy Nit hols was in town Thurs day, also Frank Hammond wits t iansact ing busine in Central dm. An.el Pierce, who U prospect, was calling einpoyctl on Central ' Point friends Sunday, i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hclnroth 'jwero visitors al the Damon Cale unda . C. T. Hamilton was transuding i business in Central oint Thursday. .lrs. Sarah Vincent came from Medl'ord Thursday and will spend a few wcM;s at I ho home of her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Kd Vincent. Mealy Kiamath Netted Oeni P ' tatoes, 100 lbs. for $1.10; !"() lbs, I tire. Delivered any place In city. Johnson's Market, tith and Crape Phono 117 invitr Sore Throat? Don't Gargle Quicker nnd Hotter Kellef With 1 'annum Prescription. Don't Buffer from the pain nnd soreness of sore throat Kiirnh'H and salves are ton slow they re lieve only temporarily. Hut Thox int a famous physician' proscrip tion, is (.un rant ccd to ulve relief almost Instantly. Thoxinc has a double ncllon relieves the sorenos.s and lioen di rect to the internal cause. No chloroform. Iron or other harmful tlriiKs wife and pleasant for tho whole family. Also wonderfully effective for relievliiK coughs. Quick relief t:un ran teed or your money back. ;t.'e, lide and $1.00. Sold by Heath's mid nil other good drin,r Ktores. INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Manager Phone 105 30 N, Central Medford, Oregon The Public's Stamp of Approval This Bank is the choice of so many because people like to bank here You will find a genuine inter est in your success, as well as a hearty welcome and a service courteous at all times. Vour Account Invited The Jackson County Bank ESTABLISHED 1 8HS Medvord, Oregon Commcrciol Savings Sufe Deposit UBMBKR I BDRRAL RESBRVR SYSTBU TOMORROW One D.iy Only Continuous 12:30 to 11 Life on tlie Gay White Way SINNERS PARADE with Victor Varconi The plny mates of New York's fast - living ing fast set. The hearts they break and the hearts that ache while the dance goes on. ' (j TONIGHT ONLY The Big Circus Picture "SIDE SHOW" with MARIE PREVOST RALPH GRAVES in anc Holly St. Phohb f 44 A Complete Cleanino and Dyumo sewicb I H Women's Hose Sl.OOPair H Silk from top to toe with pointed heol. WM I In f Il ! .
