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'iAT-'AhC .70rrTvT0 ,(Ti7f7l ImPFO MATCHf 257"l02f).y TALENT GRANGERS FORMER PHYSICIAN HAVE MEMBERSHIP) TO RUSSIAN RULER SPAN PLACED IN" WORLD'S LONGEST -HIGHWAY BRIDGE FORCED TO LAND, HELD BY REBELS TEAMS FOR DRIVES: AT SHRINE MEET i (By Mr. Sr. K. Trjrrr.) " TALENT, Ore.,-Mar. Jo. (Spec- in).)r-rTttlcnt Cii'iMKo hold Hb rccii-i the iuu c'zur of nula yoHterilny ular mcotin ' Thuriidny .evening, telegraphed J any Jerome. Poton-' wlth k-fhlr attendance.' , Jtnte ot Hlllah Temple of tho The membership drive wnn Blurt-, Hlirlne, thru he would 'accept the ocl with Mrs. Floyd V. Bull cup-1 upeoiiil Invitation given him to nl-t. tnln of tho iHdlcH' tenm and Kloyd ' tl. tho . shrlnu ceremonial nmli V. Well captain ot the men'a team, j get-together to be held in Med- Tho losing aide will put on a fecdifur(, on A)jr 2;thi In honor of the winners. Colonel iiurrl Is nn Internatlon-1 . It wan voted to take up nn offer n,y ktlown nmhol'.u on ICuriKla : of tho Roku Hlver club and put and waH hcntl JjhyHlf.nn to the, on their homo talent play cntlUrd ; Cmr nll durinis tne world war.i "The Great l'lummer Breach nf PrmlHe Case." Tho. date will bo announced later. . The home economics committee will servo dinner In the evening before, tho play, to those who wlah , to dine. .1110 icciuie oou. vnuu 10 u l ford. 1-nst Deeomber local Hlirln "Poverty Hour." which was grontly . eni ciei.u.a JerrJr , tho otlicL. ani enjoyed by all. 1 ho prizes were fow Hm.d VM rv won l.y H. B. Kobi.,on. mater, and : mnde(1 of , ,.,, H lm. Mrs. R. E. Robison for the best , mt.(llal(, wll.0(1 thut ho wou,(1 ,, miro-limes cumumc. , Roll call was answered by a coin or inpugm .ana no meoung was ; closed with a social hour enjoyed,' ,,J tvti. The home economic had two cnke-walkH, Ed Itotdwon winning one cako and MIhh Kleanor Jw erH the other. They hIho nerved delicious refrcHhnienta. The next regular meeting . 'will be held April 4th, and at that time the flmt wnd second degrees will be conferred upon new in em bora. Wt would llko for eaeh one who Is notified to make a spoclul effort to come to thin meeting. SEATTLE HIGHWAY SHATTJUi, Mnr. 25. M Tiuce .a"'nn.n-ar Ulltf) nnd tWll Othoi'B " nUn accident in and near Seattle yesterday. , . -Tho dcnd: ;u -' ' " , C. C. Tolson, state highway pa trolman. ':' Mr.: missel! MoCurdy, wife of a fieattte physician. . lipbert Kirk, 7 years old. Mrs. MeCurdy was fatally Injur ed and her "husband suffered 'crlt 'lcul Injuries when a speeding auto mobile whidh had pulled out of the lino of trafflo rnrood their car Into tho sldo of another. , Patrolman Tolson died from three fkull frneturos when bin mo torcycle was struck by a ear driven by John Dnugher of l-yiigeiie, Oro. C1)mj8.- Uellmer. Dnngher's com punioit, and Doiigher were arrestod. The Kirk-boy was killed when a eir containing four youths crashed Into him n'nd his mother, The woman was badly injured. An unidentified woman was crit ically Injured when struck by an tuller machine. . Love Drama . at Rialto Today Tho plcturo of a beautiful girl, viewed in the midst nf an African Jungle, and 'tile steady, amnv-lng lirogret-'s hIio. has made, sends Mil Un i.Siils. back' to elvitlMUlnn to find tho woman pictured. 'ih hi ,1m the beginning' of the -Marlu ( onlu. rtiuj- of "Uive'und (he loil." now ut the illiilh). Sills pin y tho purt of n titled lngllsh' explorer who Is rfti'Hi- interested in, then In love with and Jitter furiously JcaUiu of Citovanna, fanvus prima' don mu played by Maria Cordo, fa mous Hungarian actress, Wallowa.'' Uht Co. will ' Pacific Power, & M'ort power- plant u(..fjf.rk of , Wallowa., Sake. T , . , " pjrttundj r ! Contract'' awarded for !nstnictiim .of- 3 6 beacon fyr P'nrfltihd-Heatilo -alrwa'.VM lino. There are three trying perioda In woman's life: when tho girl matures to womanhood, when a woman gives birth to her first child, when a worn an reaches middle age. At these times Lydia K. Pinkham's" Vcfititablo Compound helps to re store normal health and vigor. !' 1 JUMH Col. B. II. Kurd, now of Heattlo, I ,.lui formorJv nrivute uhvulilnn tr. He haH been a pPi'Honal friend of i E, C. Jerome of this city for somoj yenri and no me time ni?o nmde ; Jerry the promise that ahould he ever be elected as potentate of lillliih temple ' lie would attend the first ceremonial given In Med- , nttGndnn.t. nn(, tlmt lu woua ,,.,. ,., ,,.,, , , ,,, ,, frum the northern city, thereby .., . . nn ,. .,.. Ho has already been invited to artdretm the lueal . Kiwanlu club during his Hhort stay hero and givo Home of his observations of the situation in Itussia. t.'olonol Hurd has truveled very extenHlvo ly and is one of the most widely known Mariners on tho const. Jle has lectured in many of tho ma jor cities of this a,nd foreign countries on Ituwalti.and her irob lem. ' ' I'OIiTLAXD, Ore., Mar. 25 (A) ,m" yy wun iiarom Orutze, J!l, and toda: ho was ! crill rifCil U'ilH invnliinl.'iri) n(in siaugiuer. Kugeno MorriH, mo toreyole racer and visitor from Hnn Jose, Cal.( and Loulso irerbert, 18, aro dead. They were killed when (Irutjte drovo his rnadHter Into tho rear car, of an Oregon Mlectrle freight train. lie wus arrested on an Involuntary manslaughter chargo and for driving with four In the front seat. In the front seat were Miss Her bert, Morris, Winnie DeClrolo .and Oritur,- In tho nimble, seat were Mis Teddy O'Day und Fay Xiully, It years. , . Police, said young Orutzo ad mitted to thorn tha- ho :iad been rdrlnklng, and that his party had purchased a gullon of liquor from u "wlno Joint. ,f HAMII.TOX, Ont., March 2". (VP) A high school teacher was under arrest today, whilo police Investigated the death of a 20-year-old girl In his apartment. Mins I'jva Coleman, a stenog rapher, died in the npai'tmcut of Harold Niece, after eating candy. Niece was arrested on a tochnicul charge of vagrancy. He told police the girl canie to his rooms yesterday and asked hint to marry her. Ho said he told her he was married, ami left the room. When ho returned he said, she was eittlug cundy, and a few minutes later becunio vio lently 111. Nieco summoned aJ phytilciau, but the girl d'ed before she coufd bo removed to a hos pital. , KLAMATH FALLS. March 25. )!') Announcement was made hero Suturiliy that Montgomery Ward H company will open temporary store in Klamath Falls at once, pending the completion of nego tiations fur the erection uf'a new building. Negotiations are under way for a new building to bo constructed acourdlng to rttsndurd plans of the Company. It will contain ull fa cilities adopted by the compuny' store-planning department during tho past two yearn of experiment. FOX FILM STUDIO 1 TO MAKE TALKIES NUW YOIUC, Mm 25 tfl'i Tho Hiinouncoiiii'rit of the Fox Film cor imrmlon that rommnirlnu tmlny It would pmdiuo dlnlogno and mm Hill pH'turca pxclimtvply la rxiicirtxil to have o repprruaalon In the en tire field of public entertainment. Will Rogers, v.-illiam Collier, (Jeorge Jeaael rind other atars, atuftu dlreclora. dramullatn. mualcal nm eily producers, aeenarlalH nnd dane. era are nmnnc the ami prominent permnnKoa nlnnu Hrmidtrny tii have' been Placed uider cuntniet, - Towed ten miles, a 303 foot portion of the San Mateo bridge across San Francisco bay was fitted to adjoining spans as the tide went out The structure is 7.1 mites long. ' P'ORTUiND, :March 2 S . CP) Funeral services Were held here today for Itobort Haney, Sli-ycur-old musician, whoso body wua found in -tho Willuinetto rfvor Fri day. 'lo"'dlHappe:tred in the early hour. ot tho morning of Febru ary 10. . A motherly little woman with graying hair and a kindly-faced man wulked the banks of the river yesterday. They wcro Mr. and MrH. J. K. Haney of Ashland, par ents of tho musician. Scpai.ited 14 years ug, tho couple wero re united by the death if tho boy. Yesterday they searched the river banks for some clue to tho snot where their son drovo hisj lutoinoblle off n pier or a Ktreet- t.a into lhl. wut(.r. it is presumed i, .. ,i..tln, i i,iu nu his automobile, too. Jinn disap peared. -There wero no marks of violence on his body. Tho parents' of the musician were accompanied to Portland by a son. Lloyd, and a 'daughter, Mrs. Vivian. Thanoa. ' No inouest will bo hold. MADltID, March 25. (A1) Prl mo do. Uivera, chief of the Spanish directorate, feels thut' he is no longer young enough to remain at tho head of the . present regime. The dlctutor has issued a semi official note foretelling a change In government and stating that ho was not youg enough to continue for another five years at his post. Had he been younger tho man who has been Virtually dictator of Spain since tho autumn of 1923, said he would have naked King 'Alfonso 'to continue his con fidence In him for unothei five years. arrestsTayer OF POUT HI-HON, Mich., March 25 (! dure, ico Smith, lit, of Mit rlue City, Mich., was arrested late yesterday as tho second man In tho boat from which Karl A. Huberts, IT. S. immigration officer was fa tally shot Saturday night In tho river version of gangland's ride. Roberts was shot, dragged Into a boat ami thrown out on a dock at - Port Iumbton, Ont., by rum runners. Casualties of the . Air Service I'HAISI.OTTK, N. V., Miuvll 2.1 (!') Aire. .1. (!. Cnlloway, S3, and Fix'tl Keudiiek, Ktmlent pilot und Keorue 1 Vli'kery, pilot, wero burned to death In n wrecked air plane lit ' tho intiulelpnl iilrport here Sunday. Tho piano crutthed from u lull npin. WATKRI1UHV. Conn.. March 55 -T-0rV--I'aptatn Arnold K, ItiiMinuH en. Iidjtitunt of tho 4rtrd nvlittlon dlvliiloii, Qonneetleut N n 1 1 e n n. 1 (luard, was killed when tho plane ho whs piloting crashed. Francis H. 8myth. paswengeri was Injured. ItasmuKsen served In the regular army ulr corps during tho world war. ... PKNSACOt,A. Flo., Man h 25. (l'l Ucnt. Frederick W. Itoberts. flight instructor at tho l.'iilted States: naval air station here, nnd Atvan Crossman Hutchim, flight student, wero killed In a collision with . another plane hero today. HAVANA iA fit ban HaplNl church authorities are preparing for the meeting of 30.000 Bap tists In Matnnza In April. The ohureht-H of Plnar del llio. Ha vana, Matnnxas nnd Hanta Clara nrrnnfccd tho convention. 1'orilnnd. Kt tensive direct Im provements will be made aoop, SPANISH DICTATOR WOULD QUIT POST "Greater Ashland Day" plans are complete and the' affair will be held at tho Lathiu Springs I to el on Monday evening, under the auu- plces of the Ardiland chumbev of mnuo for the commencement cxer commerce, seconded by: nil' tho ieiseK which will be held on May 29 service clubs and civic, orgunlza- Hons of the city. Only ( Ashland speakers are' in cluded 'In the pnOgPam,' Ashland men will tell of Ashland's needs 'and the remedies j.foi her;, civic ahortcomings. Manager - secretary Mower, of tho chamber - of ''com merco will speak of the reorgani sation of 'the ''chamber ahd the present objectives. The chairmen of tho various chamber committees will speak of their special prob lems so that the ned plan of or ganization -wilt be thoroly under stood.. After a season of questions and answers, Irving K. Vining will mako tho concluding address. Musical numbers will also havo a placo on tho program. ' Miss Grace II. Chamberlain and Miss Ktlaboth Palmer expect to leave Ashlund late in April on a European trip that will extend over about a year and a half. They plan to sail on tho "Uuchcus of Hertford." a modern ocean liner of a Canadian line,, which ,wlU sajl from Montreal on May 1 0. TUo ladies plan to spend the summer in Knglahd and will probably winter In Italy after visits to Franco and Po:sibly other countries. Dean Duback, dcai of men at fjregon Agricultural college, spoke on Thursday afternoon at the local high school nlong tho lines of vo cational placement. Dean Duback Is ono of the outstanding deans of tho imcrlenn cuilleu.M urnl Iixm - . .n' ,i rein iiieHH iKe lor vounir leonm. llo Indicated thut young peoplo ln l,dl,y cvcnliitf when who entoitulnod the hlKh.nchoola huve n very good : ,n honor or tho hlrthdiiy unnrvcr 4hcek on their cupuhllitles and i mry ut Miss Keglna Johnson. At that attention to such llullcnllons i 1,10 c'loH0 f, the evening of bridge will Bolvo tho problem of life work tho hostcsa bestowed lovely gifts and will snvo tho disappointment I on "10B0 who 1,1111 won honora und failures thut result from ut-l11'' Hubert Bentloy won first tempting vorutlonnl outlets for i Place, Airs. Nnto Slmpklns held whlln ono Ih not fitted. . Tho high school opcrcttrt which was presented for tho first time on Thursday night wns n creditable presentation for n hlgn school cast. Tho Indian legend which furnWOicd tho plot gave opportuni ty for mnny dramatic sltuntlnns and for enough ludicrous Incidents to mako an entertainment of un usual Interest. The enst has worked faithfully for several weeks under the direction of Miss Murgurot Arnold, 'supervisor of music In tho public schools, and she deserves much credit for her work. Tho dances, u minuet and un Indian dar.ee, given by high school groups, received much fa vorable comment. , lien Mowers and J. V. Jllller were In (lold Ilill on Wednesday visiting Maiilii ISowers. who has boen 111 with toiisllltls fur several imys. Mrs. Horace Strong, who . was lormeiiy iwiss licryl Jarmon teacher in tho Ashland public KciumiK in tho department of do. nestle science, lias bcou visiting Ashlund friends tlits week. She was accompanied to Ashlmul by .irs, iion Mtcvens of Dunsmuli Who wns ulso formerly a teacller In Ashland schools In the biology department. At the close of the week tho two ladles will go on north, .Mrs. Kte vons to visit lor peoplo at Mugene and .Mrs. Strong to visit with her peoplo nt Kc'.iii, Oregon., Jlrs. i strong Is uecoiniialiled by her' two children who will return Willi her In the spring to Join .Mr. Strong ut Hcrkeley, California, whero ho Is connected with the extension divi sion uf the t-allfornlii university. .Mrs. ljiura I'leiee went to Weed on Wednesday tu spend a few days with hur friend, Airs. Henry l'ro vost. v Harvey I Woods and . Chester Woods, sons of Ir. nnd Airs. K. A. Woods on North. Main alreot aro spending their spring vacation In Asliland visiting their parents .Milieus is n student at the stuto ," ,"r 1 JV, , . w ai I'orunnrt. Mrs. Louis Dodffo nnd daiiuhtnr Miss IMlth Dodge. 'ppent Tuesday In Medford John Christlaniion made a trip to Cottage Grove this week to at tend to bust new affairs. -: , Mr. 'tnd Mrs. K, V. Carter re turned on Thursday from In An geles, Calif., where they have been spending several weeks. Mrs. George Hose, who has been vhittng- fur a time with her par ent. Mr. ml Mrs. 11. 8. Sanford, on Allison street, has returned to hr home nt Crescent Lake. Mrs. jKosos daughter. Mlw Virginia Hosc; who Is a student in the Ash Ijjnd high sihool, la mukinv lu-r Vmo with her grandnurenta tlnr. ing tho whool year. Uerald Wonner. nn ompl.-jonT the. First National bank, ia ill with !a case of tonBiHtls. HU place at the bank Is being filled by 'Mrs. j Dan Kay.- . Mr. and Mrs. Guy Good have re turned from a business trip to I Portland. j The Ashland high school will I graduate a class of fifty-one In May. . Plans have already been Dean Duback of tho Oregon Agrl cultural college will deliver tho address. Tho annual Kustcr morning sun rise prayer meeting will be held by th,o Kndeavorers at C o'clock on Kaster morning on Kader's Hill at Phoenix; It is expected that there will bo several hundred in atten dance. ... - Miss Ellen Lawronce of Medford ha charge of the arrangements and reports the following numbers already assured for tho program: A vocal quartet, violin duet by Kllen Galey and Floy Young, and a sunrise sermon by Kov. G. V. Fallis of the Methodist church of Ashlund. ' Kdwln Dunn has returned from a trip to Portland whero ho was a delegate for the American Legion. Kenneth Stratton, son of Mrs. Surah Stratton on Iowa street, who has been seriously ill with inflam matory rheumatism, was taken to tho Community hospital on Friday whero ho will undergo an opera tion for appendicitis. ; E. J. Kaiser, (former Ashland resident who was for many years the editor of the "Valley Record," and In more recent years was post master, Is at present In Aflstralla and writes from the city of Sidney whero ho is locuted. Since ho re tired from tho position of post muster, Mr. Kaiser hus boen mak ing a study of tho labor question. Mrs. 'William Schofleld was ,1tl.rl,tr..l l...i.l -nu,nuu feu...... ."v.... ......... u ju,n- second high, and Mot. J. V. Miller received tho consolation. Tho daintiest of refreshments wore served at a late hour to Miss Johnson, the honor guest, Mes-dames-G. M. Green, J. V. Miller, O. A. Paulserud, M. H. Hickman, Howard Barrett, John Edwards, Ernoiit Wallln, Hubert Bently, Dan Kay, Flmer Hlegle, Nathan Simp kins, Misses Ethel Shrum, Georgia Coffee, Gladys Applegatc, Mar guerite Hammond, Elslo Alexander and Ituth Osmun. Invited guests whu wore upahlc to attend were Mra. 'J. V.. Crandall, Knimelt GlI Mngs, o. T. Bergner ami Miss Ger trude JJeido. A brief demonstration of alr purt lighting equipment was made last night at the.TMedford Cham ber of Commerce when a big U. B. T. ulrport floodlight was turn ed on for a short time.. This new lighting equipment which carries a 5000-watt lamp nnd has a wide range. Ut up tho downtown dls rlct for a considerable distance and made a decided Impression on all who saw It. Tho big flood light was secured from Portlunad by J. C. Thompson, division man ager of tho California Oregon Power Company for demonstra tion purposes during the next few days and will be on again next week.' A General Kleclric twin flood light of 20.000-walt capacity will also bo on exhibition during I lie coming week. Both of tffese big lights were recently used for demonstration nt tho Swan island airport In Portland. Build Resistance ' To Prevent Coughs .. or Colds Take SCOTTS EMULSION Rich in Resistance-build ing Cod'liver Oil Vitamins scott nmnw, NottnfeU, K .. . ft l NOG ALES, Ariz., March 25. (JP) An American aviator. "Buzz" Morrison of Heno, NevndVV- today was held by tho Mexlcan.rebels In Nogales; Bouoru, awaiting ?si: oxpected surrender to Americart officials here. Morrh:on; who had 'been flying tho sole alrplono possessed i by Mexican efderals at Naco, Sonora was 'captured Saturday aftcrnopu at La Nor la, Sonora, insido - tho rebel lines as tho result of being forced down while making (a scouting tour. Negotiations by Mayor Harry Karns of Nogales with rebel head quarters across the border here aro expected to effect his release. Meanwhile he had given tho As sociated Press a message for his parents in Keno, tolling them he was all right and being treated royally by the.- rebels. iJ- Informatlon from Naco. federal stronghold in Sonora, said that Moridson had announced his resig nation from employment in the Mexican service, but a few hours before his forced landing and cap ture. He had declined to take General Augustlno Olachea. Bccond in command of the Naco federals, aloft on a scouting trip. However, In 'the absence of another pilot, Morrison consented to mako ; a roconnoltering flight, but insisted on going alone. . '. Black In Tanganyika. TABORA, Tanganyika. March 24. (JP) (Delayed) Van.' Loar Black, Baltimore publisher, ar rived hero by airplane from Brok neh hill, Khodesia, after having been held up there on his return flight from Capetown to England with a sick crew, VERA CRUS5, Mexico (P) Students of tho preparatory school here protested aguinst compulsory military training. They induced the state- secretary of education to abolish it. . TOKYO (Pi Ninety-three per cent of the families in Japan must keep their living cosu within $60 monthly. The average Japanese family includes five persons. FLORENCE, Italy (ij A the ater guild of a new sort, "Friends of the Moral Theater," has been sponsored by Cardinal Mistrangelo. archbishop of, Florence. Its aim is to endorse moral plays and boy cott those it considers immoral. B UDAP EST (P) So veral hun dred French priests, nuns and Christian brothers are ready to lenvo Hungary us soon as the J it rencn parliament restores tlieirj proporty.- They woro forced -oui; of France in 1005 by tho-Combes cabinet's action uguinst religious orders. Watch Tongue For Signs of Illness Your tongue is nothing moro than the upper end of your stomach and intestines. It is the first thing your doctor looks at. It tells at a glance the condition of your diges tive system and physicians say that 90 per cent of all sicknesses start with stomach and bowel .trouble. , A white or yellow ish coating on your tongue is a danger signal of those diges tive disorders. It tells vou why tho least ex ertion tires you out; i at ymr wny you nave pains m WNGUB tho bowels, gas, sour wny morning! stomach, dizzy spells, i And it's a sign you need Tanlac. i This good old reliable medicine has helped thousands who were physt-1 cal wrecks. See how the first bot-1 tie helps you. . Tanlac contains no mmoral drugs; it is made of barks, herbs and roots nature's own medicines for the . sick. Get a battle from! your druggist today. Your money back if-it doesn't help you.! Tanlac 52 MILLION BOTTLES USED s Women's Hose $1.00 Pair Silk from top to toe with S pointed heel III INSURANCE First Insurance Agency ' A. L. HILL, Minigtf Phogt 105 so N. Cantral Mtdferd. Ortgoa , - , iiiiininiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiniimiiii lip I Three Wise Wives EutCltof tlkse wives. lias : a cake baking an the oven at .home. - ' What 'will ! happen -when the cakes are clone ? : All three women have Electric Kanges,, and when the time tomes,' the heat'will be shut olf auto matically by the electric-clock! This "is onlv one ot the inanv convenient fea tures of an Electric 'Kange, including constant temperature control, faster, cleaner cookery, and economical opera tion. .- : ' Over 4,000 Copco Customers Cook Elec trically at an average monthly cost of $3.80 for Lights, Cooking and other house hold uses combined ! Order Your Electric Range Today The California Oregon Power Company OFMCES. ' MMonLCnnts Rui. lUuebui. Kknuth Wl-Ofm . MjLOuniilr-alUiitBU . District Manager and Sales Ladies If you want to earn $25 to t50 weekly selling the famous "Krupp" mado to measure dresses and coats, see the spring samplo lino at the Hotol Medford, Tuosday, March . 26, only, or write Krupp Dress Mfg Co., D5 Union Ave., Portland, Oregon. Act now. it's a big oppprtunity. Be " sure and see the samplo line Tuesday, March 26. : : i Easter s ,' . .. -i The Herald of Spring Is Here! Coming with its message of beauty and new-life, Easter brings to all of us new strength, new hope and new inspiration. '; - ' ;. : ? i-i. This is truly a time to look forward to great things, and to plan ahead to Lv ing realization quickly. ' The Jackson County Bank ' ks:'abliskcd S( , s Medford, Oregon ' .-V - Commercial - Sat ing Safe Depo$U '' - "SM''BSaAltlSBRVBSYSTtlir ," '' W.AS3iPlEt) ADVERT1SINO GETS RESULT .A IT
