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- MEDFORD JfATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, .ORKfiOX, AVKDXl-jspAY. MAUdf (i, lii'V PAGE FIVE DANIELS' SPAN1EL BUTTE FALLS TO HAVE GLEE CLUB KENNEL HONORS T e 1 c g r a in h uf coin; rut u lit fluii OF JACKSONVILLE BENEFIT FRIDAY! TO SERVE DINNER UfTTB FALLS, Ore. .Mar. 0. JACKSON VIl.l.K, bro., Muni) S.j were Saturday shoppers in Sled ford. .1. L. Hoe returned to .luckson vllle lust week after spending few dnvs ill Washington, i .Mrs. Alhu llarlinaii nnd sons, i V'sloy and l.ylo. worn visitor Sun jdiiy to lliu Alumcdu gold mine 1 -1 low liullcc crock hi the end of the highway. Mr. and Mrs. .lolm Sheley visited their daughter,. Miss W'llniu, Sun- I Harold C'nimii of Apploguto wus ; transacting business here Monday. Mr. mid Mrs. 1'hnrleB Chitwood I pom-lied Into the T. li. Daniels of-! fftpeclal.) An entertainment fori (Special) Tlio Women's ussocla- 'and daughter. Miss Dorothy, vis- flee yesterday, following the splen-i the benefit of the glee clubs of the'tlou of the Community church will ited friends Sunday in Ashland. did showing made by I.Ik thorough-high school, who ore planning on jerve a hot plate lunch ut 2 ! it; 12'!!"!! nfe..'JiaPit?a bred Springer "Punlcl Kllwyn Dar-, sending a girls' quartet nnd n boys-! o'clock Thursdy at a very nominal j of tlli8 vhl pasai.a WI1V ,,, 0uk kc in tho Portland .how, In which quartet . the ,,,. ,,,. tula. price, i laml. Cttl.. Tuosdav. February M. 400 dugs of different breedH were , i,u.nt at Forest Grove, will be L-lv..n I Will McDanlel of Lower Apple- .,,., ..,..,,. 1.-1,1 ,,, mil. entered from kennels all aloiiK the Friday nlwht. March 8. m tlm IKnta spent a few hours ill our city 1 ,.,. .lri i M,iri-.i Friilnv ni school auditorium. Tickets are now 1 "'"y-, , , , , , , , i 2 p. m.. Hov. Lawrence officiating on sale. Tho program will be as Tuo '"K1' Hchool Sunday school !,.,.... ..,u, .Vlls ... Jacksonville eclu- follows: chiS8 of the Presbyterian church i .,,-- .. ! Overture. Forluna" Zamoki.lck llvti 11 " "me Imrt' 0,1 111,1 Parties from Jacksonville who High School Orchestra, southern coion from Canada l.'allforniu. . ISIIwyn Darkle, imported from Scotland In April, 11)25, and regis tered. Ill the American, Canadian nnd Picadilly ' kennel clubs, won first place In the open and first place in tho limit clashes in the Portland show. She was also win ner in the Pasadena show last year. The local spaniel Is a true aris tocrat us to birth, her father being the international champion, "Flint of Avondale." which won flst place at the Crystal Palace show ill "Looking Forward" Hubert Hoofs and Marie Abbott. Toy Orchestra Set-olid Grade. Heading.'. "Tho Reason" Mdgar Tungalc. Folk Dance Fourth tirade. . "The I'nfaltliful Daisy" "Katy Did" (iirls' (i'lee Club. Flule Solo Jean Page. iiumorcsque Harmonica Hand. Tevoniug ot n.arcn J. it was wen ,,.., ,.iuii..i .,. i.i,,ti rvenit attended and many or the costumes ul.edB0 rc,)ort t very Interesting worn very clever and original The llt ,, Wl,i worth visiting. prizes were won uy Helen alien .... Suy,cr 0f for the girls and Joe Bushy for the boys. At the close of the evening's fun appropriutu refreshments wore served. the Willow Springs district passed through Sunday en route to the sulphur gpriusg 011 the Applegato. They were nccompettied by Airs. js.i, ami is hbiu 10 ue me iinesi 1 Lincoln League Third and Fourth Springer spnnhil in the world. The tirades. Medford spaniel is exactly the same, Orchestra Selection. "' color and type and closely resem bles her sire in every respect. In so far as tl Springer span iel Is now one of tho most popu lar breeds In Oregon and along the coast, and probably more of this type wore entered than any other single breed, tile honor uccorded EllHjn Darkle, 1s doubly flatlerlng. The prize winner has been han dled by Dan Morgan, professional trainer nt Fir. "Wash.; who Is now ' training four oilier young spaniels belonging to T. IS. Daniels; . BUSINESSWOMEN Modford IluwincsH and Profos ftiunal women will follow u local program in accordance with tho activities of National lousiness Wonion'H w o v, which begins March 10, aecording to Claribello HIlloLt, president of the local or ganization. In a letter sont to clubs all over the country the naliohHl president made a HUggosliun that members attend their various ehurehes in a body on Sunday, March, 10, and bring back to the organization mes sages applicable to their work and civic activity. The cooperation of local ministers will be asked by tho Medford organisation, accord ing to Mrs. Klllott. OVER 100 YEARS A clock still in running order, hut over 100 yours old is attracting 'attention at the Lawrence Jewelry sloro on West Main street., where it was placed on exhibition 1'ist evening through lis owner, Mrs. William Frideger of this city. The clock has been In the same family over a century and was owned by the present owner's grandfather in Louisiana. It wus never before in a Jewelry shop to' bo repaired ami runs for Ho days .on one" winding. ....n.i.. .......... I....... ...i i.-.ir. ciiinuil, vit,.. ...... hour. It is sheathed In a caso or glass, marble mid gold and It Is said to lie valuable ill view of Its ago and continued good Hcrvicc. Skit. "Grandma's Advice" Delhi Simerville, Eunice Coats, Mildred Coats. Karlecne Murphy. Violin Solo. "A Vision of My Mother" Mr. Holts. - ' ' j lluys" lllee Cluli Selections. "The Evening Dusk Is fulling," "The River Nile." Vocal Solo Kugcne Itlchniond., Violin Solo Percy O'.N'ell. t Violin Duel ilr. Holts. I'ercv O'.N'ell. Skit, "O. K." Members of Chris tian Kndeavor. Karl Wymore. who Is a student at the University of California, has been elected a member of tlie Ore gon Knlghls. Karl will come home March llth to spend the spring vacation with hLs parents, Mr.'nnd Mrs. Iloss Wymore, of this place. Mrs. Ilulh Michel and Mrs. Charlie Patton were hostesses at a delightful card party Saturday afternoon. TJie house wns beauti fully decorated in greens and five hundred wns enjoyed by the guests. Prizes were won by Mrs. Simer ville and Mrs. ivorson. Mr. and Mrs'. - Wymore, who have been at Los Angeles for the winter, months., stopped .here for a few days' visit nt the home of their son ltoss before returning lo their home in Portland. ' Mr. mm Mis. Everett Moore were dinner guests of Mr. ndn Mrs. Eugene Hlclimond Monday night. Mr. Milts ot Medford was , a week end wisher here. . Miss HcVu Simerville, student Ashland Normal, spent Saturday and Sunday visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. ltoss Wymore spent several days Jhls week visiting in Medford at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Cass Wymore. . . Mr. and Mrs. '7toscoe ; 'Lursen1 were week end visitors here. Mrs. Neff of 1 lilt,. C'al.. visited for a few days last week at the j nuiiie ul ui;i parents, ml. UI1U. Alls. VJUHS. , . Mr. and Mrs. Cuiuniiugs und eon Charles ncro Medford visitors Mon day. .The Clolden ltlile store has been sold to Mr. Hlbbard and son of Talent. Tho Hibbards arc moving into the Jackson house. Mrs. Page, Mrs. Prultt and Jim Hughes were Medford visitors Sat urday. ' -1 . Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Huefs have moved Into their new home. Mrs. Loin Hlhlroth Is visiting for awhile at Magic Point before going to her new huio tit Iluywnrd, C'al. (Irand ma lllldrelh will make her home with Mr. and Mrs. Al lllldtcth. Mr. and Mrs. Eurl Hoover. Mrs. Alberta Hoover, Mrs. Frank Hoov er and Miss Naomi VaitClroos were Medford visitors Saturday . ., ur. i:. iv, .icilKins, presiucill 01 u.....!, r..n-.. ,.tli..r who the Rogue River snaltorlum. loftare vjKitlllg tUem rrom J(iaho. for Portlund to take a 10-day ex-1 Mrs Ilek,n lit.etl whl, 1UH been tension courso in physiolhcrupy. visiting relatives and friends hero He expects to get somo'nevy luclsfor le , wetk rutUrned to her and methods in the treatment of ; ,,,,, Suullay. d seases hy electricity. Mrs. Jen- Ml.s L j Comi,est nttendetl kins accompanied the doctor lt.hllrch services nt Phoenix Sun- Mr. and Mrs. P. J. l ick ntul;., small son spent Sunday nt the 'lBg Yegtl, Hh1, Bm, MiHI) Klh. home of Mrs. Hck s uncle, J. 'I..' pvu Hoot wurc sbouplng in Med Cooke, on the Applegate. Ir.ml smtiulnr. mi. mill ttiis. jiiuiuu ouvuei luiiil tol'ltiiu March S at It p. m. A fineideis of I'lnilnud, tire, motored to program is planned und a sooi'OU-1 our city Stundny and wero dinner tendance is Moped for. j guests at Amy's place. Mr. Kl- Mrs. V. T. Wilson. Mrs. Archie ""it, I luutias unit Johnson wero Howman.. Mm. Miner Adams and I " I'll the Shell Const rucl inn -com- !Mrs. J-e. Hutcher were visiting I l,i,ny which paved tho MeWird laud shopping In Medford Monday.;"1"'' highway, i Mr. and Mrs. It. ('. K. rr aiul hO 1V,Jl1 lll,s,'1y ' heitulllylng his IdaiiKhter. tlerlrude. who turlved home on Fast Calllornla street hy here hist week to attend the fun-: l"ttliiK ct untnt sidewalks in his ieriil of Mrs. Kerr's mother, lire vis- " "" "I1"' new yard fencu and Utlng relatives here this week In- other linpnmnnents. I fore returning to their homo at I A. L. Hoone who has been em ! Oakland. Cul. i ployed out of Klamath Falls, re- The ladles of the It. X. A. Sew-1 Hu lled last week to Ills home here .lag club met at the homu of Neigh-Jailer spending Uio winter then-. for lluwinau Wednesday. A ideas-j Hr. and Airs. 1). A. Forbes, wero ant afternoon was spent in sewing business visitors In Medtord balur iiind refreshments wero served byplay. jthe hostess. i A delightful birthday parly was li. V. HutchiUKS of Carlton, Ore. 'held atO.te home of Mr. mid Mrs. I was a Sunday visitor at the home . AlfrcM Nonis in honor of their of Fred Hutcher. .daiiKhter, Annies seveutli birthday Mrs. John Owens and lier sister. anniversary. The afternoon was Mrs. Wright, hare returned to enjoyed in playing games afler ! Kagle Point, after spending a lew ; which refreshments of ice cream, weeks at tho Itoguo Itivor siinlla- j cake and punch worn served. num. Airs. a. u. iioouuiuu is reported Mr. C.rigsby of k'luniuth Falls Is; quit 111 al .t home, spending a few days at the snnlla-j Kinll llritt, local went her' oh rluitl ,'ul is also v'gftlng relatives ; servor, submits the following ro near J;u ksonv.ille. i port for the mouth of February: Mrs.. William lloilson. having I Temncuiilinc Mean maximum, IS; spent a week visiting friends in our i nieaii minimum. MA: menu. 112. 7: city, returned Sunday to her homo ! maximum, fill, dale 2Mb; minimum ;iu Khimaih Falls, 10 date. . t li ; greatiM daily range I Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Hell and 1 20. Proolpitaliuii, iTital .111 Inch; iduughter of Mcdl'ord motored lo greatest in 24 hours. .Ill date 1st. j Applegate Sunday, stooping In our 'Total snowfall. 0 inch. Number of jcity. Mr. Hell is looking over ourUlays wilh .01 inch or more pr'Qipi 'city lii hopes of finding a desirable ' latioii, li: clear. 17: partly cloudy, 'home to purchase. cloudy, ti. Total precipitation I Mr. and Mrs. One ('antral! and sinye Sept 1. 12. Hi inches. Tho ! Mrs. John Ciintrull und diu,iter, lowest tcmpcrnloro for tho month Nora, spent Sunday ai'terneoji us jot' 11) degreos was the lowest reb BUests of I : random Cnntiall. ruiiry leinper.ituro recorded nt this The following young ladies from station since lfWO, when It dropped K. B. Murray uf Siuitinel Hullo, N. 1)., Is visliing his father, James I Murray, of this place. 1 K. S. Wilson, James Murray and Qon. James, were visitors Thursday ..r n.,.-., oi..in,.i. ........ vi.lr.....) AFr. und Mrs. John It. Knight en tertalued Mr. and Mrs. 10. S. Wil son at dinner Sunday. TO WUKK fOR STATE - KAKKM. Ore., March .() l.lvy Sllp, for K'Vt-ral years dis trict attorney (or ClnekuiiuiH eoun- ty. h:m been appointed attorney ; for the. Hint o industrial accident ; eum mission under a law pa use J by tho reei-nt leKllatiiiv. Ih-reto-1 tore one ol'-J he assUtantn ot the , .stale' len'Hl MeparliiH-nt ha.s bein las-siKiifd to this work. I'nder the ; new law, vlUle ho will be known ! art an assistant attorney lU'nevul, iri'V for 1 luisxlon "ll receive a wihuy paid i frent the commission funds and will nivu full time to the work. ( ! A younMter advertised in a j mri snew." An; You Run Down,j Weak, Nervous? To linve plenty of firm Mesh n'nd -the ability to do a big day's work and feel "like a two-year old" nt night, you must cat three good meals a day, relish your food and properly digest it. If you can't , cat, can't sleep, can't work, just take a tcaspoouful oi Tu lilac be fore meals. . ' ' Mrs. Fred Westin, of 387 E. 57th St. North, Portland, Ore., says: "Tanlac cured my stomach trouble completely after three years Buf fering. It built me up to perfect health, with a gain of 27 lbs. That was two years ago, and I still en joy the best of health." Tanlac is wonderful for indiges tion and constipation gas, pains, nauiea, dizziness and headaches. It brings back lost appetite, helps you digest your food, and gain stiength iirjri weight. It contains no mineral drugs; it is made of roots, barks and herbs, nature's own medicines for the sick. The ' cost is less than 2 cents a dose, (ict n bottle from your druggist. - Your money buck if it doesn't help. Tanlac Hose Company No. 2 of Astoria fire department recently moved to remodeled brewery. . . Klamath Falls Radio establish ment oiened hi this place. . Pine Uidgi Forest Lumber Co rcsumcB operations. . , 4 Plans progressing for establish in en f of airport at Tillamook. Malt Extract Is Popular With the Housewives SUGAR WAS ONCE TAXED AS LUXURY Considered a Delicacy Only Rich Could Afford A well-known food authority re cently pointed out that sugas once considered "an exotic tropical luxury." As a luxury, sugar was subject to taxation on. the theory that it would be used by the wealthy classes that could afford to be taxed. Hugar is now so cheap in price, the food authority went on to show, that it is used by everyone. Ah a matter of fact, ns another scientist . recently pointi out, there is now no fuel for the human body as cheap as sugar. "Sar U one of the cleanest, purest, most whole some foods," he said. "There is nothing that gives nutriment eo cheaply." ' ' , The ideal way to use sugar if ns n fiavorer of nil Iho'-'P varied healthful foodi we i-hould cat in order to lie strong and well. All children and adulls should drink milkOarh day, and n little sugar and flavoring can lie used to make delicious milk-shakes. Modern health authorities affirm .that all of tu should cat nbundant fruits and vegetables, fresh and canned, raw nnd cooked. It is inadvisable to try to force the members of your family to cat fruits, vegetables and meats unenjoyably prepared. Sweclenin Is the key-no'.c of dc I 'jcious, healthful cookery, nnd don't Iforget the sntintion value of des ports, such as cake?, cookies ami ice creams. A bit of sweet makes the meal c-mplf- Tfc SiiEiir Institute I. H. Randall, district rcpresen tntlvo of this territory for the Puritan Malt. Kxtrn Co., has been in Medford and southern Oregon lor several nays in tile lntorests of Hint Stnndard popular product. Mr. Handall says the tise of malt extract Is InrcRsiug each year, be lijg used more by the housewives in dally recipes than ever before. ' This company uses the Mall Sribune to cover this trading nrea. l'uritnn malt can be obtained from any denier. The Mason Kliiniim company of Ithls city urc the distributors. ' : Franks Comedians Armory Thursdays Franks Comedians will be seen III the armory Instead of the I'lny hminu theatre on Thursday nights only of each week for a purled of several weeks. The Playhouse is being remodeled for a picture the ntro. Thursday, March 7, will be the opening night ut the nrmory and a play full of comedy situations will be. jyesenled, "Ills Family From Upstairs.'' Franks Comedians will take the road six nights weekly and play one night In Medford. Carnation Milk Popular Product of Medford woru Sunday visitors at homo of Mrs. ICthol Olson. The Womun's Homo and Foreign Missionary society of the Presby terian church met nt the homo of Mrs. 13. A. Forbes Inst Thursday, February l!8. Tho annual election of officers resulted in tho follow ing officers being elected: Presi dent. Mrs. Vivian Peach: vice- president, I;rs. Otto Niedormeyor; ! secretary, Mrs. Fred Flck; treas urer, Mrs. Fred Flck. Mrs. Hixby, who has been president lor the past several yesrs. wishes to re tire but promises to meH with tho society ns usual. At the close of the regular study a social hour was enjoyed when the hostess served a lovely luncheon, the color scheme being suggestive of springtime. Mrs. Henry tlullup Is very miieh Improved at the llogue Itiver sani tarium. . Oil-.) Kitchen and Miss Uls Smythe motored to -Fort Iviamath last week to witness the ski races. Mr. and Mrs. Hunch anil daugh ter. Miss Mlnnlo, have moved Into their new home on Fifth street re cently purchased ot Jim. Frank Snulsberry. Mr. und Mrs. (leorge Henry were recent guests at the Gallup home. - Mrs. Ceorge Russell and Mrs. George Maxwell spent the week end at the old Slurgis mine, where Mr. Maxwell and Mr. Russell are work ing. Mr. nnd Mrs. Gammon and little grniiddatighter were, .recenti Med ford shoppers. Tho .Jacksonville orchestra will sponsor a, dunce on iicxl Satur day night, i.iirch 9. The orchestra Is composed ' of an enterprising group of .Jacksonville people who have been Hhiyitig lite past wlnlor In Jacksonville and Applegulu. .M. P. Jones- paused away ut his home in Jacksonville. Wednesday. February i!7, following a long Ill ness. Mrs. Mnrcelles Rbwe of Central Point wns calling on friends here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. P.. F. Sflucklng of Salem made a short visit hero on Wednesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. P. Wells ot Klam ath Fuils were visiting friends here Wednosdny.' Mrs. A. X. Gilbert or Salem, who has been visiting at the home oi her cousin, Miss issic McCull.v, has returned to her homu. Ah-, and Mrs. Uiiy Nelson anil Mr. Nelson, Br., of Klatnath Falls wero visitors at thu homo ot Miss Issle McCully Tuesday tiflornoou.. Airs. iNelson will lie rumenibcreu us Miss' Kmily Mclli-oome: Albert Pllz, a rormcr resident of Jacksonville, passed away at his homo 111 San Francisco last week week und was laid to rest ill the Jacksonville cemetery. I.-....I Xl'l.i,.. .....n, I.. I...-,l I .... ...v.. ir - i. , iviimiLU wi. , a business trip Saturday. e Aits. I. rj. loiniiiiigiun, .wis. liar old Heed and Miss In-oi, Phillies Mr. and Mrs. Hatfield of Central Point wero callers Sunday aftor tioon at the homes of Mrs. John Williams nud -Mrs. Frank Sauls berry. Charles J. Scliump nnd Fay Perry have discontinued mining opera tions in our city for the seaBon. - Tho r.-T. A. will hold their reg ular meeting at tho school nudl- Moriford lloldle i lligdon, Mary Walters. Adra Kdwards, Dorothy Juno Walters ami Deuh lllgdon enjoyed the liny Sunday by hiking from Medford lo Rucli, leaving at ll::Ul and returning to Jacksonville nt 4:30, all willing to keep 0i'olik- j T. Thomas, llomer and Hartley Johnson. II. K. Klllott and daugh ter. 1 in'imru. anil Miss Grace Sim- to 0 degrees. Other cold Fabruary days were in lSdl!. February 1, 8 degrees; February 2, 0 degrees, and In liiN-l, February 1, a degrees. Tho past month luiB been the dry est record at this station, which was established 411 years ago. Miss Myrtle l'ltz left Sunday evening for l'ebhlu lleucli, link, where shu intends to work tor u month. wxa a ion RELIEVED . . . QUICKLY Ihia Futlr V.tt.bl. Pill aids nature as a lax ative in its digestive duties. Often one ot thesq little pills taken after meals or nt bedtimo will do wonders, es pecially when you have overeaten or nro troubled wilh constipation. Hcmomber they nro Dr. Carter's for mula, young and old run take them. All Druggists 25c and 76n red pk'gs. CARTER'S PILLS mm 51 MILLION BOTTLES USED II AHO HOLLY ST. . PHOHB t ' k Complete eusANmo amo DYBIMO 8EKVIC9 I MahesLife K. K. Condle, representative In this territory for Carnation milk, a well known product, spent this week in southern Oregon on busi ness. Carnation milk Is a household word and Is iwpular with camp ers, tourists and other lovers of tho Out of doors. 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