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Medforb RBBUNE Second Section Six Pages Second Section Six Pages rU Tw-rtty-thlrrt Yr riftMCTenth Yau MEDFORD. OKKGOX. FRIDAY. MARCH s. 1!V). .o. :H7. MAILT PATTERSON OK'S MANY llll flilll 1 i) School for CIlrlH under the scope' of tlio miKcnlcs .law. J S. li. 1ST. hy Kborfjard Kolat-j ltK if optomerty. K. It. 1H4, hy BilUnssley Au thoi-izin); county courts, city cotin r.i',a, etc., to enter into Icasos unrk comrncis lor puivtirise ot reai property. S. U. 202. hy Klcpper Relatins j to st u to hoard uf aero no titles. K. H. 210. hy Marks Removing; limit of $7,100 for damiirys In case of death hy accident. j S. 11. 213. by committee on re-j vision of laws Providing for; Ell i !AT ROGUE RIVER! 10 HAVE SUPPER: (Hy Mrs. .iyrt:c W hipple.) UOC.l'K UlVKli, Ore., Mar. 8. ' registration at residence of per- (Special.) Live Oak tirane met in regular session at their hall here Monday night, iiastr Oscar Shep herd In iho chair. A very inter-' est i uk meeting was enjoyed by (nous who are ill. fee to he 'cents and to cents a mile, for dis- j tance traveled hy registrar. i s. n. 2:iy, bv committee on BnilkinQ CodS Rural Fir6 'Jurtielary -Providing the . manner pood attendance. At the next meet- I jand time within which a bill ofjing. which is March 18th, n basket ' Prntpptinn nictrirtc A pp exceptions, may be tendered, supper will be held at ti:30, and riUlCUUUM UlbUIUlD, Ml CI s 2.4 Mullnomfth coun-j everyone is renuested to bo present & Amnnn Moocnroe niton!? doleprullon Excepting court re-.so as to hold a lively meeting after MIMUI1U IVICctbUlUb UIVCII nnrters from civil service. ir.uppcr. ! yt Dimmiek, our deputy as sessor this year, is visiting everyone In town tlie.se days.. Ladies' Aid mot .last Kriday at the home of Miss 'Tlllio Anderson j and her sister, Mrs. Mct'laren, on j the hlghwayl A good meeting was ihcld at the close of the af tornoon. j Dainty refreshments were served, j The Ladies' Civic Improvement ! club is making good progress on (they play in bo given in the near j future, and are practicing real ; often now. : Mr. and Mrs. .1. M Whipple re it nrnert recently from a pleasure Mar. S. j trip of a few weeks spent in soulh- .u-ratioys j ern Calltornia. While away they Final Approval Dunn j Dance Regulation Senate j Bill Also Signed. 1 TABLE ROCK FARi .SAX. KM, Ore., March . ;P)- ! The banking code bill, iho Cot- ! tago Grovo armory hl'.l and the . Union measure providing- for the i organization of rural fire, protcc-j tin districts were among tho bills ; signed hy Governor Patterson yen-' terday. j Tho Cottngo CIrovo armory bill (Special.) appropriates $:i0,Uii0 for tho con Htructlon of an armory, that nam to lie matched by an equal amount contributed hy the city of Cottage drove and Lane county. Thia hill waa saved, from indefi nite postponement in tho "senate hy an eloquent appeal hy Senator Kdward 1 Bailey 01" Lane county who fought n majority nd versa committee report, of all cities in tho state nski.ng for armories Cot tage tirovo was listed first by Adjutant General George A. White. The Upton fire district bill au thorizes rural communities, outside incorporated cities or towns, to organize districts, levy taxes to T All L1C ROCK, Ore- Farming here arc progressing nicely, and j visueu menus in nmi amiuca ami Several from here attended the funeral of .Mrs. Delia Lewis, which was held Sunday in Mcdford. Mrs. Lewis was an aunt of .Mix Myrtle MeGrogory, Mrs. James Milton and Carl Magerle. Karl Oathes and Kay oloson of Riddle were 'Rogue River visitors over Sunday. .lay Goddard of Dil lard was a visitor hero Sunday. These hoys wore with the railroad signal gang ' and spent several weeks in our city this winter. X. K. Ager of Portia ml was a business visitor hero this week. John Skldgcll, V. S. Dumhalton If the good weather continues for a few more days, tho seeding of spring grain will be completed. OrchardisU arc finishing up the pruning work and beginning with the dormant spray application, which will bo followed by the plowing- operations and the placing of I lie smudge pots among the trees. Howard MayCield, the Central Point cattleman, was looking over the pasture situation In this sec tion Wednesday, and reports the grass beginning to show signs of life but badly in need of moisture and warmer weather. Mr. May- finivi Vi'iu liiut i,tiifirri' fi'iim n tvinl nuy tiro apparaum aim uibuni :to Hnrney county, where he found J'iro companies. Other bills signed hy the gov ernor were: S. II. S. hy Strnyer Allowing and L. A. Reese, all of Spokane, much lee, snow and sluh. the ! . ' ground just beginning to thaw on j ; " tho surface, liavhiR been trozen An.i ' ...i.t.i. vails. The Rogue River town learn played the Crescent CUy team at in ,i .Innili rtf livn foot iliii'tntf till1 pmmuiL iu ieiuvi uiiimij lon cold winter when tho tern-, in suits brought relative to poll- .,oratlII.0 wont aH low as 30 below tle of fraternal benefit soeietlcK. iS. B. 10. by Strayer-Placingj, Thtt s0,ving club met at the homo f"1 Uy Mon,,ny n,Khl' nnrt Safeguards for benefit of insurcoi ji,-s. c. Pemlleton Wednfcs-I in muviiMi in.Mii.il. ni f flav afternoon and hoslnos the reg ular sewing work the members in dulged in a little birthday party, each having- brought along pres ents which were placed in a bas ket and presented as a mirprisr H. U. "S, by Dunn Regulating iVuhltc dances. S. 11. Ill), hy Miller Increasing alary of district nttorney of -.losc- phino county. . Jl. 122, by K. V: Ballej Re lating to. certification of teachers on graduation from standard col leges. K, R. IRS, by Corbctt I'rescrib ing the elasse. of investment for funds held in trust for charitable and educational purposes. S. It. 177.. by Upton Providing that crossings over ditches in ir rigation or drainage districts, if on county or stale highways, shall be maintained by county or state. S. It. 1!)7. by Senators Dunne. Klcpper and Moser and Repre sentatives Bynon, Henderson, Lonogran and MeCrmrt Providing that not less than R0 per cent of the receipts of boxing matches shall be distributed among na tionally organized veterans' or ganizations In proportion to their membership in good standing. S. li. 190, hv. Upton Providing license for shows outside corporate limits. I S. H. 223. by Reynolds Author- i U:ng state honrd of control to I , flV-uf to any person not deemed fh'slrnhle. S II. SHI. by Senator Kddy and Representatives Klsher and Lock wood Changing open reason and regulating snlnion, shad and stur geon fishing in Umpqua and tribu taries. S. R. 2-11. by K'ddlc Providing nuthoritv for persons moving to another state to take automobiles with them j lost tho game Mrs! Jennie Slmpklns' Is 'Visiting friends and relatives, having been called here on account of the ill ness and death of her sister, Mr.1. Lewis of Mcdford. The basketball game to have M !,,, , 1 h,.n Wl.l..,. t.,l,i to Mrs. Pendleton, whose birthda ' M " . V t -u they were celebrating. ! Mr. Sams of. Rogue River was a business visitor here one day last ; week. ! Among the Sunday visitors here) were Mr. and Mrs. .1. M. Dodge and children of Mcdford, Mr. and Mrs. ,1. S. Richardson and children of Reall Lane, Mrs. Clara Gardner of Kugene, Wm. Lydiard of Mcd ford. Mrs. O. T. Wilson and daugh ter Frances of Sams Valley and Wm. Lewis of Medford. Glen Holtz and Miss Doe Rogers of Sams Valley were Table Roi-k vlsilors Wednesday evening. John Xealon and family, aocom panled by Mr. and Mrs. Kd Wilson and son Paul, drove to Foots Crook ar 111 Mr, Frank Crampton of Portland (arrived in Rogue River last week , and is teaching in the high school, j in the vacancy caused by the res ignation of Ralph Ruor. Mr. Ilaer i j has accepted a position in a large I drug store at Portland, j Mr. and Mrs. Albert Milton are I moving to teir nehw home at Cen-' tral Point. These good people -will be missed here but all wish them success In their new home, Mr. Milton Is school director ami one of the city councllmen. I Sam Sandry rqturnod this week i from Portland, where he has been I taking treatments to help restore j .Sunday to watch tho flre.telng "l-, JuriH- s0,1)0 ,mmtlls H' iMiition. I ports much bom-fit. lint will have I Otirsrho rhllclrcn rcspnn.lort a - (n (r ,.,.,, '"" """"-' " ; Tho clvlr Jmprovomcnt H..I. will wont Into effort. Miss Ma run ret Collins loft Woil- nosilay for tin imioflnUo stay with frioniN In California. Anions tho now oars in the neighborhood is Kord roadster recently purchased hy V. K. Morris. Claude Wilson and Alvln Mam ; lOffle TUrdseye and will entertain the ladels of flrants Pass. The railroad painters arrived In Uncuo River Wednesday ami are j painting all tho S. 1. company i huildinKs. Ilton are making pi-eparalions lo ko to Kansas this sprinw and re main Jhei-e flurini; the K''aln har vcsl. The people of the community wore Krcatly FUrprlsed on ri'c.elv- South UoiUl Contract awarded for construction of Kteol hpp;i over Willapn river. nn mem. n,.n..,lioc! ; ln Ihc news of the marriasc of S. 11. 240. hy Mrs. llattlo Cameron of this place ' for reduced railroad flrniwl Army veterans In Ktandini;. S. H. 2'to. I'V committee on roads and htfshways lteWitlnu I" .chauffeurs' licenses. II IS. . 46S. hv IlriBCT OivinK to mortKOKoe iho rlitht to protect his Hen hy paylnp taxes. Insurance pretiliuni". Interest on prior mort gages, etc., when such payment:, nre not so 'made when due hy the mortBaKor. and BrantlnB to he ,nortt:noe interest on such pa ments from the date thereof nt M,e same rate of lO'i-ost n pf'l liert in hl mormaite. . H I!. 4"2. I,v Collier and Nor iienvwiinc that nny rtrjinaKC BEWARE OF DIETS WITHOUT BULK f,o0,l j and J.evl llardlnnn of Mcdford. i never. li uiiiii hint a . leion-u uii' hearing on the midway road peti-j j tian nt the courthouse Wednesday , Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Will j niornlm;. I Protect You 1 Mr. Heed of the Meahle district1 1 IORU.1UU . j was n l,uslnes visitor here M-.n-l p , f , lh i lav and reports several case-rvof , , 1 . , ,. . m, . , , scarlet fever in Ills district. 1efole nboUt dl?,t: They dW C er Mrs. v. It. Myers was a business complexions. They avoid certain caller In Mcdford Wednesday. loons to stay mm. iney em. timers j At n ineetinK of the school bnnrd to Ret fat. But many are running , Tuesday nluht it was doeldi d lo a serious danger hecause they arc; offer Miss lirown a renewal of niissinp; 0ie "roughage" or "bulk" hcOcontract for the next school" foods that every person must have j year at n ral:0 In valarv, and to j0 gep well. I Mrs. Iurceii hf.vlnK decided l0 ' its deadly work. Headaches, list- lessness, circieu eyea uic uniy tou for 'Cr. ; nJ inii"-iia5. 'o vow cnu, vuit- i I The hoard also made nrranKe- stipalion ruins health.wrecks beauty : rnents to put screens on the win- ana may cause serious disease. , Don't nciflect your daily rouch- i are kept securely locked. ! rtre. That is nature's rule. KelloCL''3 ! dfctrlct consium.us, ,,,, I teach in her home district next nmv evv a i to other taxes of $t an road purposes. ..,.,. fjol'he liccnsinK of nur-;d-ows and lo see that the doors II "'40- t,v committee on re- Tho Dunlap and ... ton sheep! ALL-BUAN will supply it. A health Jn of tnws-To Bive a lien to 1 were taken out of the Modoc pas-, f , , t t ch d T(J Pier on, under certain conditions lure the Irs of the week an, are T . t.i.r or that ol .... .... ..,,,,. their livestock or for use chlnery of inn-11"""1' ranch. S n 5 by Xorhiait ano i i-'' .-.-o e'stahl sh nnd rcBUlale sheriff fee in counties of less than -rroviuiii- ('in iic ii.t'AiiAisirr stius IXDKSX ATIOX OK MKSIf'O' milk or cream. To mix with other cereals. ALL-BRAN in guaranteed to re lieve constipation to prevent it. Two tablespoonfuls daily chronic Art.-Virn f'lTV i&'i I'rn rtl. patches from San bj,, Wate of case?, with every meal, lit is I007 a 1 10 liv Mnini' i . - c n inu:ioua. na mc lownspeopie u.v. i.w.iinni.u ... ...u. 1 . ... t.llnrd' . ... . . . II- I. O 1 1 that persons ndnlltteo 10 i :nre inniBnani oecause ine auslere. Kroccr cii iv. oencu u.v nmcis, Jwiuies mtwt have been renldontK f r,, catholic cathedral there has restaurants, dininR cars. Made by rifthe state for one year prior to.heen transformed into i cabaret. Kellagtj in Battle Creek. tipnllcation. j 1 ntf rcpoi-is sny wild panics nave, S. It. 159. by .lone -lielallnK toj(P(.omP a niuhtly occun-ence at the the practice of chiropody. i church, that the p w have been 8 H. 17". by Klliolt I'lai-ln replaced by table nnd that the ; Eastern Orceon Tnsau" hosphal. I church orean l used to render) the Orecon State Tralnlna School ,., mulc as "Vlreincita," a popu-, for Ilnys, and the State Industrial jar dance tune. j Atall-bran "Holeproof" and 'Phoenix" Hosiery 0 Exclusively rr RU SSELL'S 'Medford's Own Store' e"Bon Ton" and "Nemo" Correct Dress Foundations A Marvelous Collection of Elegant Spring Costumes A Season's Sensation In Smartest Wraps of Dress and Sport Type $25 Without comparison and without doubt the smartest styles shown in any apparel shop for Spring. There are cape and collar effects, unique in their clever treatment, cuffs that spell smartness, fabrics are beautiful kashas, broadcloths and silks, some with fur cuffs and collars and many models without fur. The colors are Spring's favorites -' tans of various tones, navy and black. Sizes 14 to 461 give a complete range for selec tion. These garments worth many dollars more than the $25 price, are incomparable in value nd price and we sincerely invite comparison. Accessories Play No Small Part in Your Costume Smartness , Washable Doe SHin Gloves $2.50 pair Extremely fashionable Slipon Doe Skin Gloves in sand, pearl and white, shades that harmonize with all your costumes. A soft comfortable glove correct in every detail and greatly desired for their washing quality. Costume Jewelry Popular 98c to $2.98 Shades have been created to harmon ize with all the new spring dress shades. It's fashionable . to wear some item of costume jewelry. Neck laces of choker and' pendent design as well as the larger strings of color ful beads, pins and bracelets make up this display. Saturday Sale Panel Curtains $1.00 each Just in time for Spring cleaning, we offer this wonderful value. All new panel design.? on excellent filet net with 3-inch Rayon fringe at the bot tom and curtains are 45 inches wide by 2 yards long. Real Value in Curtains Exceptionally Priced for Saturday 1 b WnrUL iJ A New Lunch Cloth Silvertone Oil Fabric 39c yard NEW! and just as neat as a pin for your breakfast table. An entirelynew idea and everyone is admiring it. Bli, rose, orchid, green, gold, and white. Just step in and see this, we know you'll like the idea of a clean lunch cloth ALWAYS. K J - v ' I J alM 4 f ' Ni $25 un, 1 ' ? will a -:j I'M 1 ilk i,3zy v i h $25 j I . Beautiful Street, - Afternoon .and Dinner Frocks and Ensembles. Georgettes in plain and prints, wonderful crepes of the very fin est, all in the most stunning models and color ings shown to you this seaon. . Every garment individual and exclusive models and copies of Parisian designers of world-wide fame. To tell you these are extremely smart frocks would only be to touch lightly of their real worth and we invite your inspection and com parison because you'll be agreeably surprised and pleased. Sizes from 14 to 44 in this charming display Saturday at Ladies Home Journal and Butterick Patterns for Summer Are Shown Now Wash Flannels $1.25 Smart little sleeveless frocks are being made of these for Spring and early summer. Colors absolu tely fast and washable, are gold, green, blue, tan and orchid. The fabric is a soft woolen and cotton and will not shrink. Kasha-Like 54-inch Flannels $2,59 Fine soft Kasheen flannels in all the best street and sports shades. Especially admired are the orchid, nile, pink and oyster sport shades which make such wonderful en sembles as well as one-piece dress es. With pretty printed silks and these Kasheen fabrics you can fashion the smartest of ensemble costumes. , Exquisite Sport of Silk and Wool Texture $3.50 yard A 40-inch fabric of gorgeous de sign and colorings. Red, tan, or chid, copen, maise and rose all com bined with white in a two-toned pattern effect. For golfing and other sports costumes these are Spring's smartest fancies and we will delight in displaying them- for your approval. Fine Washable Silks of Flat Crepe Weave $1.98 Twenty colors, both street and pas tel shades, 40 inches wide. The fact that this wonderful quality silk at $1.98 can be washed with confidence has made it the favor ite of hundreds of Medford ladies in designing the Spring and Sum mer Costumes. i m