MEDFORD WiJK TltlBTJNB, MRDFQRB, OKEOoN". SATURDAY. MARCH . 1929.
f STUDENT REVIEWS VINING TALKS FOR
! BIG FAVORABLE PARENT TEACHERS
ADULT COMMENTS IN CENTRAL POINT
Tho group of book rovlows sub- i
mitted to tho Mall Tribune by tlie'
new literary club organized at tho
local high school by William Con-
rov afninr ami ,i,.j ,1,. v,t !
roy, senior, nnd printed In the Frl
day book review page, elicited con
sldomblo favorable comment from
book Uwora of Medford. The hteVi
school club known as the "yeomen
of tho Mermaid Tavern,'.' will pro
sent five book reviews every other
Friday, alternating woekly with the
reviews of older readers.
A thorough grasp of their read
ing, matter, clonrnoss of construc
tion and a commendable original
ity of attack In their annotations,
mark tho five compositions ' pre
sented by this group of earnest stu
dont readers, .who have not only
Hfit a standard for other student
reviewers to foiln'w,. but have some
' what surprised adult readers who
have been carefully' ' perusing the'
book review, page since, its incept
tion several weeks ago.'
The student reviews . ard under
tho faculty supervision' of ; Miss
Mar Gilbert, head' of tho journal
Ism department of (ha local high
school. . r . ; '
An - unusual number , of scouts
were' up' for advancement at the
f last court of honor, Thursday, Feh
ruury 14. A .new system intended
to banish tHo monotony of these
monthly meetings, proved to be
a great success. Everyone up for
advancement was- given an individual-
examination before - tho
c'ourt of honor began, so that at
the court,-proper badges could be
awarded without. the usual exami
nations. There wore 18 second class
badges awarded, four first class,
and 1C merit badges. Tcvon Dun
ford was awarded the bronzo
palm, Edward Holds, troop 40, the
veteran badge nnd Alan Carley the
Harmon foundation award.
'Troop 23 of Talent deserve!
special ' mention because of their
largo attendance. An amusing
, and Interesting pantomime was
given by Troop 3. .. ,
' This new name: tor ' tho Scout
paper is Scout Static and was sub
mitted by Allen Ilogers of Troop
3." 'Ho received the first prize,
which was a complete Scout uni
form. Second prize went to Mar
lon Smith, Troop 85. ; Third' prize
to; I.ovon Dunford, troop 3D; and
' fourth prizo to Leonard Klein,
Troop . 7. ......'.'.. .-'..
Troop 8 Journeyed to 'tho Clro'en
Springs mountain pn a ski . pltr
lust Sunday. KlgHtecn boys), wont
on tho trip, accompanied by Scout
master Doyd. , .... . . ..
The local Rotary club, is organ
izing a new troop, Trop SI, and :t
will probably, bo a. Junior corps,
Kight scouts have passed tho ten
derfoot requirements and will soon
bo -in lino for their second class
badges. ,-
Henry radgham nnd Walter Nit
gel, will he the Scoutmaster and
assistant Scoutmaster of tho new
Junior High troop, No 10.
. Troop 10, a new troop. Is being
organized at the Evan's' Valley
school by Mr. Chamberlain . the
principal. They are starting with
only, four' boys, Howard Baker,
Wm, Smith, Henry Weido nnd
Ralph Weldo, but they expect to
have a full patrol In tho near fu
ture. .' - Announcements.
Next court of honor Is to bo
hold Thursday, March 28.
Every troop should reregister
for. tho year 1929, this month.
Those troops whose charters run
out In February will be "lapsed
nf rpi m n Y ? i i tv ,
after February 28,
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Radio Program
KMED
Mill Tribune-Virgin Station
.
. 228.9 Motors 1310 Kc
, Sunday, .Ma ah 10. ,
t i p, m. Valley -Radio church.
Sfomtny, March 11.
10, to 10:30 ; m. American
' J-aundry. "
10:30 to 11 Jordan Electric.
11 to 11:30 Southern Oregon
Gns corporation. -' - .
11:30 to 12 Tho Rootery.
12 noon Mall Trlhuno news
flashes. .
13 to 12:30 Lewis Super Sor-
vloo Station." -
12:30 to 1 Sanderson MWor
Co.
1 to 1:30 Snldor's Dairy and
rroduce Co. .
1:30 to 3 Economy Groce-
tcrla and Ed Illnns meats.
30 to 6:15 Vc-Towno Crier.
6:15 to 0:30 Medford Mall
, Trlbuno, news and markets.
6:30 to 7 Auto Deauty Shop
nnd Clover Lcnf Service
8tatlon.
8 to 8:30 Eads Transfer &
. Storage Co. '
8:30 to 9 Mono-Motor Oil
Co. - .
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4
'Another Specialist
Locates in Medford
Dr. T. Do La Rhuc, eyesight
specialist, who has been practicing
lit Portland for 10 yenrs, has de
cided to locate In Medford nnd
In opening offices In sulto 404.
Medford building, with complete
Fmodcrn equipment, for exclusive
I optical practice.
The doctor Is delighted with
Medford and In convinced It has
bright futur. which caused him
to locate here, "' ' Z-
. CENTRAL POINT, Ore., Mar. 8.
(Special.) The Central Point P.-
m . m. . ,
'h tl u T"
March til, in the high school audi
torium. , There was a short busl-
noes meeting in which reports were
Vr'US "TT'i
?ot: "B , V"'"?. ' "V"1
struotivo'talk. His subject was well
chosen and his discussion of child
development was very helpful to
the parents. .Refreshments wore.
j served by. Mrs. E, ;C. Fiber and
Mrs. h. C. Grimes. , Mrs. Margaret
Williamson gavo two solos nnd tho
! men's quartet sans. ', Mr. and Mrs.
h-vorett Fabcr had charge of the
social hour. ;
About 30 young peoplo of Cen
tral Point drove to Gold Hill to
seo the basketball gamo between
Rogue River and Phoenix, but on
nccount of illness in Rogue River
there was no game.
Mrs. A. R. Maple returned home.
Saturday night from a two weeks'
visit with friends at Cottage Grove.
On Tuesday afternoon, February
26, Mrs. Matlio Parker, better
known ns Grandma, was given a
surprise party by a number of her
friends. The afternoon was pleas
nnt'ly spent and delicious refresh
ments" served by the ladles. Mrs.
E.-II. Oleason baked the birthday
cake.
11. H. Robb of Portland, spoclal
agent for the North American. In
surance company, was in Central
Point Thursday, calling on 0. E.
Fox, local agent.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wiley, who
have been In Portland tho past
week on a business and pleasure
trip, returned home Sunda.
C. fT. Hamilton wan transacting
business in Central Point Thursday.
Howard Mnyfleld and family re
turned from Klamath Falls Wed
nesday. Mr. Cleveland is recovering from
an attack of appendicitis.
M. O. Brown, who had a sicgo
of flu and pneumonia a short time
ago, has scarlet fever. His little
daughter'Ceneva also has It. '
. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sol'thwell and
daughter Elizabeth spent last Sun
day In Grants Pass. . . .' ,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Painter and
family left . Tuesday for . Sacra
mento, Cal., to spend the summer.
Miss I.ola Davis, "who Is employ
ed In the Faber store, is off duty
for a few days on accountof a bad
cold. . -
, Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson
of. Ashland were callors at the
Frank Mill homo, also Mrs. Ma
rin's homo Thursday. . .
Mr.' nnd Mrs. Ray Anders and
babv Jimmy of Klamath Falls
spent last week visiting relatives
and friends In the. 'valley.
Ly L. Norcross of Ashland was
transacting business . in Contral
Point Thursday. .
Ned Pnmoroy of Central Point
went to Medford Wednesday on
business. ... 1 -
Miss Helen Lees and Miss Itha
Morningstar were shopping In Med
ford Thursday. ...
The baby clinic will meet at tho
health center . over the Meo drug
store in . Central Point Tuesday
afternoon, March 12. -. .
The Past Noble Grand club met
at the homo of Mrs. E. R. Gleason
Tuesday afternoon A social hour
was enjoyed by all and dainty refreshment!!-
were .served by - tho
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Ernestine
Rostel. - .
Mrs. Tom Belcher of Central
Point, who has been ill for the post
few months with flu and compli
cations, passed away at tho hos
pital at Jacksonville Thursdny
morning at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Ilel
cher was a fine woman in every
respect, a devoted wife and moth
er, and loved by many friends In
,, vc.nity wh0 w ')(f B
1 -
hear of her passing, and who ex
tend sympathies to the bereaved
family.
Mrs. Chas. Dunlap of Table Rock
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. IL Torrltt
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Cameron of
Jacksonville were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. IS. K. Scott.
The Ladles' Aid of tho Feder.
atcd church met In the basement
of the church and tied comfort
ers Thursdny afternoon.
Tho J. L. nurger family, who
have nil hnd a siege of the flu. nro
recovering nicely.- -
Lester Scott, who Is employod In
tho Holiday creamery St Klamath
Falls, has been visiting home folks
a few days.-.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Sheley were vis
itors of Mrs. Ralph LcVcc WedneB
day evening. . .
CENTRAL POINT HIGH
CENTRAL POINT, Ore., Mar. 9.
(Special.) To Central Point high
school goes tho honor of being the
first high school In the state of
Oregon to start their school sav
ings system with 100 per cent. This
Is a fine record nnd will bo given
nationwide publicity because of the
fact that the school Is a member
of the Nntlonat Educational Thrift
association.
Roth the first and second grades
were loo per -cent. Other rooms
hnd high averages, the average of
tho whole grade school being 81 per
cent. ' . '
Tuesday will be bank day every
week. Pupils, may bank any
amount, as low ns one cent, Tho
Centrnl Point bank is the deposit
ory nnd savings drat four per cent
interest. Money may be withdrawn
as in any other savings account.
Every room hi striving to make a
100 per cent record next week.
:
Classified adverusmg gets result
Catholic Church. ' '
cmh xtreet. .- .
JIassos at S and 10:30 n. m.
i'lt Jtev. F. W. Black.' pastor.
, SU Murk's Episcopal.
Cornor.Onkdale and Fifth. ' "
8 a. m Holy communion. '
1 a. m., Sunday school.
11:15 a. in., Holy communion.
Wm. II. Hamilton, rector.
littler Day Saints.
Sunday school and meeting is
held each Sunday morning in tho
Odd Follows hall, beginning at 10
o'clock, by tho Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints, com
monly, known as Mormons. . Wo
teach tho truth and oxtcjid to, all
an Invitation to attend, -
AtMcmhUes of God, Talieruaele.
, Corner Newtown and Main.
Sunday school. 0:46 a. m. . (,
Morning vorhiiv 11 a. 'in. ,'. ' ..
Jail services, 3 p. m.
Young people's,. 6:30 p. nv ' t -
Evangelistic "service, 7:30 p. m.
Everybody Im'ited.- i - '
T. S. W'iney, pastor.
Valley Radio Church.
Undenominational. Bill R a y.
pastor, P. O. box 918.
Broadcasts overy Sunday night
at 8 o'clock, station KMED, Med
ford, Ore.
"Oomo to the Church O'er the
Radio."
Prayer, scripture, old gospel
hymns.
Special Mrs. Lulu Salisbury of
Jacksonville.
Sermon, a pro-Easter message by
the pastor.- .
Come to the church o'er the
radio. . -. - - - V ;
First Christian Church.
Ninth and Oakdalo streets.
Carman E. Moil, minister. Office
and pastor's study in tho church,
phone 1007. Residence phono 1337.
"Test Our Welcome."
Morning worship nnd com
munion, 10:55.
munlon, 10:45. Sermon, "Sowing
Reaping." Good music.
Illblc school assembly, 9:45. The
attendance is increasing and we ex
pect 600 present on Easter. Four
groups of Christian Endeavor will
meet at 6:30 p. m.
Popular evening service, 7:30.
Sermon, ".The Value of Christian
ity." Thoro will ho special music
and a happy fellowship.
, . English Lullieran , Church. ' ,'.
Fourth at .Oakdalo,;
"VVhere the way Is mad plain."
, Dr," H. C. Funk,, pastor. Resi
dence, 618 West Fourth street. Tel.
1424. . . - '. --
Hour of worship, 11 a. m. (The
subject of the sermon by the pastor
will -be, "What Wo Believe, and
Why Wo Believe It.". -,. ;
Special music .
Prelude, "Voluntary" .Wilson
Offertory, '.'Andantlno' Schubert
Postlude, "Wo Go to Servc"..Lorenz
Anthem, "Just a While" Choir.
Bible Bclionl, 10:15 a. m.. with
classes for nil uges. The confirma
tion class meets at tho parsonage
on Friday at 4 o'clock. Tho pub
lic Ib most cordially Invited to at
tend theso services.
First Methodist Church.
West Main at Laurel.-. ; :
, Raymond 8.' Recs, minister. .
Church sohool at 9:46 a. m.
Young people's hour at 6:30 p.m.
Morning worship, 10:G5. "The
Church's Attraction" Is the sermon
subject.- "The Shout of Victory."
nn nnthem by Ashford, is tho choir
number. Clarence Meeker sings ns
an offertory "Calvary," by Rodney.
Happy Sunday evening hour,
7:30. Soloist, Mrs. C. H. Pasko,
singing "How Lovely Aro Thy
Dwellings," by Lld.l!e. Thero arc
some Interesting things In the ques
tion box this wook. Mr. Rees l
speaking on "Tho Anxious-Hearted
God." .
The mid-week mooting, Wednes
day nt 7:30, calls to all who long
for springtime in the church.
Main Street Methodist Church,
' Kontii.
The Friendly Church on the Cor
ner, ,t
James K. Cornier, Pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. overy
Sunday. Classes for all ages.
Preaching nt 11 n. m. Sermon
subject, "Tho Companions of the
CrijsR." This Is vtho first In the
series of nre-Euster sermons. ; ,
Leagues at 6:30 p. m, iri thoir
respccUvo rooms.: -.. f.
Preaching nt 7:80 p m. Sermon
subject, "Judns, the Betrayer." May
we take' these dny'Of our Lord's
trials and sufferings, days of real
meditation and worship.
Mid-week services every Wednes
day evening nt 7:15. Choir re
hearsal after prayer services.
Como and worship with us. ,
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Authorized branch of tho mother
church, tho First Church of Christ,
Sclontlst in Boston, Maes.
. Services are held every Sunday
at 11 o'clock, church edifice, 21!
North Oakdalc.'; Subject for Sun
day, '-March 101 "Man;" ;
i Sunday school at 9:46 a. m. Ap
plicants under tho hgo-of 20 may
bo admitted.
Wednesday evening meetings,
which includo testimonies of Chris
tlan BjJence heullngs, at 8 o'clock.
ThoP-oodlng room, which Is In
tho Medford building, Is open' dally
from 12 to 4, Ccept Sundays and
holidays. The Bible and all au
thorized Christian Bcienco litera
ture may be read, borrowed or
purchased.
Tho public is cordially Invited to
nttend the services and visit tho
rending room.
First IlaptJxt Church.
Sunday school meets promptly
at 9:45. .
Clawn for all ages, he on time
with your Blblos.' J. F. AVortmnn.
superintendent.
Dr. Katon will sneak In tho
morning on "Divine Reason of the
Cross." evening subject "Who Wns
Jesus." Duct by Mr. and Mrs. D.
V. PlntL
B. Y. r. U. In four srotipi
at 6:30.
During tho evening service the
Chorus Choir will sing "Pralso tho j
Lord, o My Soul." by Simper;
"Lead Kindly Light," solo by Mr.
Welscr. .
On Monday ni'At. March 18, tho
Wright Players Vvlll prosont the
Biblical drama, "Tho Tent Dwell-
via. Ul lira cnurcil. .1 wiiiiueiiu'.
play, which you cannot afford toV
. A hearty welcome to all sorvlces.
Presbyterian C Siroh.
Eighth and Holly.
Edwin Percy Lawronce, minister.
9:4G n. m:, Bible school. Evory
pupil is urged to bo prompt so w
imv nnr im Mmn tlliinilnnnA i
m
l time. Attendance i
Increasing,
New pupils may start
any Sunday.
11 a. m., Hermcm, "The Words of
ChrUt's Critics" Minister. Chil
dren's' Sermon, "Tho Thro-.Story
House."
Music -OrKftn
prelude, "Offertory in A"
lint I st e
Offertory, "Serenade in A-flat"
.' ....(.albrtiith
Anthem, "Oh, Fop tho Wlnufl or
a Dove" Smoiton
Special hymn, "Though Your Kins
He As Scarlet" Crosby-Doano
6:30 p. m.fC. K. mission study,
"Touth and the Now America."
Loader,-the' pastor. Adults invited.
Kaster plans: Sermon, infant
baptism, reception of new mem-
bors and ovenlns concert. , . '
Presbyterian Church of Jncksou
llle. Special servloo at tho church
next Sunday. Tho present pastor,
Klu it-r E.- An;Vieker, is closing hla
pastorate with this month.
There has been a pastoral com
mittee elected to secure a new pas
tor for the church for tho coming
year.
Tho committee has Invited Rev.
S. II. Jones to fill tho pulpit next
Sunday to meet tho condonation,
with tho thouKht of the possibility
of securing him for the pastor.
it Is desired that thero may be
a full attendance -of tho comrro
j;atlon to moot Mr. Jones nnd ho
to meet tho peoplo.
Sunday Rchool, 10 a. m. Roy
Martin, superintendent.
, Prcachinpt at 11 a. m. by Mr.
Jones.
Christian Rndeavor. 6:45 p. m.
The leaders of tho evening will bo
officers of the Crater lako union.
All are Invited to attend tho sejMP
ices of this special period.
Elmer K. McVickcr, pastor.
ANDERSON CREEK
. Charles Skeeters Is loRRintr from
Steve Lunak's place this week.
Mr. . I.unak has some fine pine
timber.
Everyone on Andorson creek
was clad to seo tho Baley grade
put In shape, so It would bo safe
to travel over.
James MacDowell and wife wore
out to Medford and Cetnral Toint
Tuesday.
FY M. Centers spent Bunday
evonlnB nt tho homo of his daugh
ter, Mrs. James Mays.,
Mr. Commons and family called
at Jack lloltman's Sunday.
'Mrs. Bushncll called on Mrs.
James Mays Monday aftornoon.
Frank Marquess and family wcro
shopping In Ashland Baturday
evonlnir.
James Mays is busy with his
snrinK plowing. j- .- ; '
Mrs. nushnell cnltcd at her dau-
Bhters, Mrs. Black, Thursday
afternoon. .
Joe Skeeters was up on the
creek after a load of wood Thurs
day. - -
Jack Foster was out to Talent
Thursday mornliiR.
Mrs. I Marquess nnd Jlrs. Dlock
called on Mrs. James Mays Tucs
day.
Daily Meteorological Report
Saturday, March 9.
Modford nnd vicinity: Rain to
night and Sunday. Moderate tem
perature. Oregon: Rain tonight nnd Sun
day. .Moderate tempornture.
Local Data
Temperature (deprecs) fi9 . M
Hik'hcst (last 12 hours) r.9 liO
Lowest (last 12 hours) 28 0
Rel. humidity (per ct.) 48 CO
Precipitation (Inches ... T.
State of weather Cldy. P. Cldy.
Total precipitation since Sept. 1,
158, 9.17 Inches.
Sunset today, fl : 1 0 p. m.
Sunrise Sunday, 8:31 n. m.
Sunset Sunday, 6:12 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A,
120th Meridian Time .
CITY
Pa
Bnke,City 6a $ Cloudy
Tttsmarck JR , ti V. Crty.
Boise AO 42 Cloudy
Denver CO 30 Clear
fes Moines A'Z ' li Clear
Fresno 70 f2 Cloudy
Helena 48 28 1. Cdy.
Los Angeles 64 50 Clear ,
Marsbfleld fiC 44 Cldy
Phoenix : 80 f2 Clear
Portland r.R 4fl Cloudy
Red Bluff ........ 63 R2 ' Rain
RoKehurff .-...... 60 44. Cloudy
Halt J-nko CUy r.8 42 Clear
An Francisco... 66 &2 Cloudy
hanta Fo , 02 34 V. Cdy.
Seattle ; 52 4 4 Cloudy
Spokane 62 ' 2H Cloudy
Walla Walla .... 60 42 Cloudy
h, W. DICMeleorologlsU"
Fooh Much tuwr.
PARIS, March 9. Marshal
Foch was much better when his
phytdcians vtnlted him today, ho
asked and received prrmlwdon to
spend an hour on a sofa durJn?
the day.
His tempcraturo was 9$ and his
pulse 80, '
BELLViEW PLANT
INCORPORATED IN
SUM OF $20,000
BEI.LVIEW, Oro... Mar. 9.
(Spoclal,) Tho brick plant located
.u .i v u i
HB.U MIU UIU 4M1 Mill! lUlllt'
Ing In Rellview, has been incor
porated for $30,000, incorporators
including C. K. Baudls, who. estab
lished tho plant a year and a half
ago, U R. Paul and W. P. Wlloox-
son ofiQIendalo, according to an
announcement mado by Mr. lirand'
Ish.
Mr. Paul and Mr. Wilcoxson havo
taken a third IntoreHt in tho local
plant, and nro at present negotl
ting further property deals which
will give them greater Interests In
this vicinity nnd cnnhlo them to
dispose of California property, it is
understood.
Miss Adona Joy attended tho
Women's league party on Friday
evening nt tho Normal auditorium.
This year's affair was designated as
March Breezes' and was in the
form of a costumo party and a box
social. Adena and Dorothy Borry
received first prize for the best
couple, the Ktnghnm dog and tho
calico cat being depicted. Many
other prizes wero awarded during
tho evening. Mrs. A. C. Joy was
a guest at tho affair and also acted
ns ono of the Judges. At the close
of the evening tho box lunches
were pnrlaken of with coffee serv- i
od by a number of the Normal
students. '
Mrs, F.dwin'Dunn attended a;
bridge party at tho homo of Mrs.!
J. A. McOee on Oresham street on
Friday evening. Four tables wore
in play. At tho termination of
the games Mrs. Mcfleo served de-
lletoim refreshments to her guests
at the small tables which were at
tractively centered with colorful
blossoms.
Mrs. Homer Barron nnd Mr. and
Mrs. G. 8. Butler went to Kugene
the last of the week to be In at
tendance at tho spring musicnl
held at the University of Oregon,
where Mrs. Barron's son, George
Francis, is taking part. On Mon
day they all went on tA Portland
where George Francis again ap
peared .In a splendid concert on the
same evening.
Mrs. C. B. T.ambkln attended the
covered dish luncheon on Wednes
day, held at tho , Presbytcsinn
church. - .
Mrs. Ada Huxloy Is spending a
short vacation in San Francisco,
visiting her daughter who resides
thero. 'Mrs. R. C. Goodman drove
hor car and tho two ladles made
tho trip togother. Mrs. Goodman
will attend theopera and visit with
friends.
Mrs. Fred TIomoH entertained o
fQv friends at hor homo on th-:
Boulevard road Saturday ovonlng
At' 0 o'clock dinner wns served to
tho following guests: Mrs. M. l.
Hickman, Mrs. Hubert Bentloy,
Miss IOt hoi Hhruin. Tho evening
was spent wiui brldgo. Mrs. Hick
man was awarded a pretty gift
for holding high snore.
Tho rralent Irrigation company
has had a crew of men- at work
for tho past two wouks' donning
out tho ditch, preparatory to turn
Ing In a head of water. Tho farm
ers in this district aro anxious for
a rain, as most of tho spring seed
ing is nearing completion.
' Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllllnm Huxley,
well known In Bellvlew, having
resided hero for a number of years,
aro going to move over to tho Emi
grant Creek dam soon, where Mr.
Huxloy will have chargo of the
summer work there. '
Tho members of tho Upper Vnl
ley Community club nro sponsor
ing nn old-fashioned dance, to bo
given at the clubhouse on March
14, with the Tucker orchestra to
furnish the music. This will bo
in tho naturo of a St. Patrick's
affnlr and a good attendance Is
urged. The ladles aro making
every effort to mnko it a success.
Refreshments of homo made cakes
and coffeo will bo served during
tho evening nt a nominal foe.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. True woro
business visitors In Medford on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Croft met for tho first time
with his muslo rlass at tho Bell
viow school Wednesday morning.
The youngsters nro looking for
ward with eager anticipation for
their first appearance ns a hand
organization. Indtvidunl lessons
nro given to each pupil onco a
week and a hand rehearsal Is henrd
at Intervals during the month. The
Bellvlew folks nro very glad to
havo Mr. Croft instruct the class-
Mrs. 1j. D. Mosorvey attended
the meeting of tho Civic Improve
ment club on Tuesday afternoon.
After the business meeting cards
and needlework wero on.loyed by
tho ladles. .At tho close of the
afternoon delirious refreshments
wero nerved by the hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul llalbert of
tho Greensprlng service stntion
spent Sunday at tho home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Halbert nnd fam
ily. ' ,
Mr. and Mrs. Rlnehnrt of Ash
land wero guests at tho Sheldeiter
homo on Rundny.
Tho food sale hold nt Hardy
Bros.' grocery store last Saturday
by the Indies of tho Upper Valley
Community club wnn wolf pat
ronized and the food all disposed
of at nn early hr. A substan
tial sum was realized from this
sale. . ...
Wlllard Miles nnd daughters,
Itha nnd Thnls, nttonded . the
meetlnff of th Yeomnn lodgo on
Tuesdny. A wrge attodnnco was
prosont nnd after tho regular meet
ing, dancing nnd cards wero In
dulged In until a late hour when
refreshment were served to the
guests In tho dining rom.
On Thursday nftTnon the Row
ena circle, with Mrs. 8. K. Biirnes
as leader, met nt tho homo of Mrs.
Nelllo Pool. Much business was
discussed nt this meeting, after
which h social hour with, refr-frh-mentit
followed.
Tho reguinr monthly meeting of
tho t'ppor Volley Community club
will be held In tho club rooms on
March 13, with an all-day moot
ing. The demonstrator for tho
Wear-over aluminum will bo pros-,
ent and prepare and help servo j
dinner at 12 o'clock to the ladies.!
Mrs. C. A. Brown and Mrs. Oscar
Mar tain are the hostesses nnd will
provide the necessary food for thisj
dinner. Tho ladles of tho com- j
munlty are especially urgod to boi
present at this meeting as it prom-i
Iacs to bo an interesting affair, j
The business of tho club will bo
dHtpased of during the morning
hours so that at 2 o'clock Mrs.
Mablo Mack, county demonstration
agent, can take chiirgo of tho moot-,
nig, nt which time redecorating of,
furniture will bo discussed. This
is a splendid opportunity for ladies
with furniture of any sort needing
ro-flnlshlng to bo present and seoi
what Mrs. Mack has in store. , !
Mrs. John Farmor Is BpendlngJ
s-cvoral days at tho homo of her I
daughter, Mrs. Karl Hamilton of
Ashland, while tho Hamilton chil
dren aro having a slego of the
measles. -
Mrs. J. F. Rwoapo was taken to
tho Community hospital Tuesday,
where she will undergo a course
of treatments.
George Yokle is wrocklng the
old house on his property, pre
paratory to tho erection of a new
all modern bungalow, which' will
include a flno water system nnd
electric lighting fixtures.
Mr. and Mrs. Shoeniger, who just
recently purchased acreage near
tho old Normal school grounds,
are moving into tho new house
Just completed, and will make
their home In Bellvlew. Mr. Shoe
niger was formerly owner of the
I
barber shop In the Ashland hotel,
but due to the fact that outdoor
work was necessary for his health,
he is now Interested In the brick
yard nnd will spend most of his
time nt this work.
Little Josephine Pcachoy, who
has been quite 111 for some time.
has almost completely recovered
hor health.
Oscar Martain mado a trip to
Klamath Falls on Tuesday with a
truckload of fruit from Boll view.
which he disposed of beforo re
turning home.
E, B. Shaw, who has been HI
for tho past week, Is much 1m
proved and with tho beautiful
spring weather It Is hoped ho will
soon bo well again.
Mrs. V. U. Mooro spent tho
week end with her daughter, Mrs.
Adrian Wolf, nt Medford.
' Mrs. J. L, Mimic is spending
several days with her dnughtcr.
Mrs. rederson, who hnd tho mis
fortune of breaking her right arm.
Fred Melsner, who has mndo his,
homo with tho John Farmor fam
ily for tho past yonr, loft for Port
land the first oi tho week, whoro
ho will learn tho cabinet miikor'j
trade.
The. women of tho missionary
society of tho local Preshyterian
church gave their annual silver tea
Wednesday aftornoon, at tho home
of Mrs.'c B. Imbkln. Tho after
noon was pleasantly spent with nn
enjoyable program on Japan.
Twenty-eight ladles , woro present
.to f on Joy this meeting. Mrs, Top
per was a guest for tho aftornoon.
Mrs. J. W. McCoy nnd Mrs. Ella
Garrett wero assistant hostesses,
and at tho.clono of tho aftornoon
delicious refreshments wero serv
ed to the guests. r
Tho E, E. Gall place wns sold
recently to Mr.' nnd Mr. James
McCauso of Gran do Hondo valley.
Thoy expect to tnko possession at
onco.
Archlo Ktncald, well known
farmor of tho Emigrant district,
was in Medford Wednesday look
ing after business affairs. '
F. Zana and Mr. Jmory,' both
of tho Emigrant vicinity,1 woro
business visitors in Ashland on
Wednosdny.
According to tho report of tho
county enginocr, Pnul Rynnlng, tho
county court m embers 'plan to
mako a second spring tour of tho
county roads this week, with tho
idea of outlining tho road program
for tho coming summer, the Dead
Indian road being Included In tho
market road fund, will havo prac
tically $30,000 spent for road im
provement. Tho tourist travel hns Inorensod
so much that Mr. iJiy of tho l-'iy
camp ground Tins ono new cabin
finished and will continue until 10
new cabins aro completed.
. W. E. Plorson is building n nev
garage on his place on tho Boule
vard .
Mrs. John Wonderlee, who Is 111
at tho home of her brother, C, B.
Hnney, is still confined to her bed.
Mr. Wnnderlee arrived nt tho Ha
ney homo a few days ngo from
Tacomn, Wash., to bo with his
wife.
Mrs. A. C. Joy nnd Mrs. J. II.
Monroe were Medford visitors on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pankey of Prospect
hnvo purchased a flvo-acre tract
of land from O. D. Low. Tho front
ago of this acrengo will bo on Wul
ker avonue. Mr. Pankey expects
to build on his property very soon,
iTho Bellvlew telephone company
has begun work on tho No. 2 line-
This Is to be rebuilt; now polos
nro being plnced. Bert Peachoy
has chargo of tho work, with W.
Jm Mooro nnd J. C, Bnrnard as
sisting. Many folks In Bellvlew nro plon
ning to hear tho farm relief de
bate over KOAO 6n Saturday ovon
ing' bctwoen tho Idaho 'State col
lego nnd tho Oregon Htnto college.
This promises to bo of especial in
terest to those on tho farms.
Mr0 3, R, Robertson nttonded
thrt meeting of the Ashland Study
club on Monday afternoon,
Mrs.- Butler Walker returned
home from Chlloquln, Oro., tho Inst
of tho week, after spending sov
eral days visiting hor daughter,
Miss Mary Wnlkor, who is em
ployed In ono of tho lending stores
nt that place.
'Mr. and Mrs. Pat Bponoo nnd
family left for California, after
spending some time nt tho home
of Mrs. H. A. Spenco.
Miss Wllda Mrrymnn, daugh
ter of M). and Mrs. T. A. Merry
man, who hns a position with a law
firm in Medford, upont tho week
ond with her parents.
Jack True in busy trucking wood
for C. M. Wilton nt Bhnto City.
Miss Helen Ulrioh, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clrlch, I lUf-
HOUSE PURCHASED
AT JACKSONVILLE
BY MEDFORD MAN
JACKSONVILLE. March 0.
(Special) E. Boll of Medford re-
cently purchased tho hnuso owned
by Frank Powers on tho old Jack- ,
sonville ro:id in south Jackson
ville. Tho place also formerly
belonged to W. W. Green. i
A. C Babb Is spending thisj
week at tho homo of his daugh
ter, Mrs. W. A. Chlldors.
J. It. Hall of Modford is taking,
treatments at tho Rogue River j
sanitarium. I
Tho It. N. A ladies' .sowing '
club will moet at tho homo nfj
Neighbor Broad next Wednesday,!
March 13.
Mrs. LilUnn Fulton, former rosl-,
dent of Jacksonville passed nway,
at tho Sacred Heart Hospital on I
Monday. She leaves two daugh-
tors to mourn her loss. Barbara, i
ngo 16 nnd Phfllis, ago 8. j
Don't forget tho danco given
by tho Jacksonville orchestra Sat-(
urday night, March 9, at tho U. S. '
hall. Dancing from 9 until 2 ;
o'clock. Good eats will bo served!
at Amy's place. j
Mrs. Kermlt Combes and Mrs.;
Chester Jones and son, junior, I
spent Wednesdny at tho home of i
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Chlldors.
The hot plato luncheon given by !
tho women's association of the
Community church, nt tho Pies-'
byterlon church Thursday noon
was well attended by both adults.
and children.
Miss Vivian Millor. who has been
working In Portland for some ;
tlmo was expected to return to
her home here Thursday to assist j
her mother for a while. I
Kugene Bowman and wife spent'
a few days this week with his
brother, Archlo Bowman, nnd fnm- -
lly of this place. They were en
routo to their home at Welser, i
Idaho, after spending the winter;
In California.
A splendid three-act comedy ,
was put on at the U. 8. Hall lust!
Saturdny evening. Tho piny on- j
titled "The Tlmo of His Life" was
given by tho Grlffen Creek com-1
munlty club under tho auspices or
the Jacksonville Grange. This was
enjoyed by tho largo crowd who
attended.
Mr." nnd Mrs. Elliott Butler of
Medford woro visitors Thursday
at tho E. S. Severance home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd Carter, Mrs
C. C. Chltwood nnd daughter, Dor
othoy, and Mrs. Ethel Olson nnd
daughter, Violet, attended church
In Medford Wednesday evening.
ilr. and Mrs. It. C. Kerr and
daughter, Gertrude, spent Thurs
day night at the. homo of Mrs.
Ethel Olson, -"
Jack Shnrp 'Is roportod qiilto 111
at tho 8. E. Dunnlngton homo.
' Tho Jacksonville orchestra play
ed several selections over .KMED
Thursday noon undor tho auspices
of tho Gold Seal creamery. - ;
A number from Jacksonville nt
tended tho Christian' Scicueo lcc
turo In AHhland Thursday evening.
Jean, and Fritz Hubert, whoso
nrlglnnl drunk not has caused so
much amusement, and who use
orango Julco tn their act, estimate
they hnvo consumed around 1000
gallons in tho last two yoars. I
Tho Huberts nro a brother nnd
sister act which has repeatedly
won tho statement from critics
that It is ono of the funniest acts
on tho stngo today. They are
featured In Fnnchon & Marco's
"Hottern Hot Idea" nt Hunt's Cra
terlan tomorrow. Tho Hubert's
inherited their stage ability from
their father, who was end man
with Howard Black minstrels for
mnny yenrs, nnd the mother, who
played principal roles in ' stock
with Naney Boyer.
Tom Mix Coming.
"Long live Tom Mix!" That's
what his ndmirers nil sav: but If'
ho keeps on doing things as hnz-i
aidous ns those in "Sky-High,"
which comes to tho BJalto tomor
row, the producers who produced
tho picture, may eventually bo up
against tho task of finding some
one to tnko this daring stur's
place. '
"Hky-High" out-M I x e fl every
thing to date. It hns a corking
sloryf a "whale" of a cast nnd
most of the action tnkes plnco In
the drnnd Canyon of Arizona.
4 .
Klnlo dan Is HI.
rAHlfl. March 0. (P The ill
ness of lOlsio Jnnls, American act
ress, took a more serious turn to
day. Her tcmporaturoB this morn
ing wns 102 nnd her pulse 110.
ferlng with a severe enso of In
flnmatory rheumatism. Helen Is a
student of tho Ashland high school,
nnd It Is hoped by hor friends that
sho will soon bo nolo to return
to her schol duties. I
Miss Mario Oilmore, daughter of j
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. N. Ollmore, who j
is teaching the school nt lMnehurst, i
spetn tho wook end with her par-,
onts,;
Miss AVIIda Morryman nnd TCu
geno Hheltnn of Medford were
guests at tho home of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Thomas Merrymnn, on Wednesday
evening.
M rs. Ira Chn sta I n of Central
T'olnt nnd Mrs. Hhafer of Ashland
spent tho week end with Mrs. Chns
tnln's parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. "W.
Bryan,
mm
TODAY only
You get a grand stand seat
at the bjg Wyoming Rodeo.
See the bucking contest, the
thrill of the world 's greatest,
and what a romance !
KEN
MAYNARD
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