Medford mail tribune., June 24, 1929, Image 3

enjqyAbletalkie!
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t il- miiK-awaitcd lliul in u c h
heard of -Show iloat" rnuvjiwnm.
n clianiiJiiK-' riiinance i.f t(ie. Kay
earlier n'a or leas tld.ly $,' 'fli'; ,
PiCllllK river life ,,,, t. yissis. i
Ippl "f that 1M-1I..U lias reached !
.UcqfiirJ, anil s,.t ( away much
pleased laiKi' audiences yesterday
i.i'i.-iiii.uii an,i hist niciii at Hum's
i 'lUti-Han theater. -.Show H.ial"
appears, daily until Friday, an. I us ;
lta . ontci laiiiinciit excellence is
l.iuadi-aft liy ilinso'whn have awn'
It, will" lin.i'liil.lcdly attract many
hundreds inuiv. Whlli. Il is n.it I
'r ' .....
rtainllliE '; moviliK iiirture-s.iun.l
eulerttiliiiiientK of the ilav. whh lis I
Kooil ai'Mng. iilctuiesoue
Inusie
iatli).s and Knieral apnn.
To' iriosl of the au.llenees the
ilimlnt rostunies of the latter part
of he last century, and the popu
lar koiiks and inusie of that period,
T.icully and ealliupically rendered,
llm' ahsurdly funny old-fashion, d
liieloilrania played on the "Show
Uoal" rt.llie, the .splendid river
i.eeiiery and the romance of the
rtory eharinct! tue ear, eye
mind.
. It la claimed the various sc
elles
of Iho locale, and costumes, etc.,
of Iho .period depi.-icti ure his.
torically correct. They prohalily
ur, nccordipK to Hie meiuory of
this Veneralile reviewer, who wlis
thrown Into a profound reverie on
that period of his youth py some
of -the sunns of that day and the
tidlt ' of several hich-w heeled hi
cycles in river village scenes.
ui n is on- romance, often !
nappy ami at other times sad. of
me -.mow noat . nuse.l on i:.lna ITIlay havo just spent t lie winter
I-'erlicr's famous novel and Zi. yr-1 In San I.eHildro, L'nl. Mrs. .Mclkm
I'eld'K well knov.n "Show Hoateiald's fatlier. F. M.. Saundi'is "tit
musical extravaBiinza, that has I'crlland, who hati bwn solllll for
tlu' esiieelaf appeai, .wlt:i l.aiira I his health, is nlso with tlieu at h-j
LalMante and ,loseil) 'Schlldkiau't i resort. Airs, ('larencd Walker ami
intho 'teads.a.i' .Mi.Bnoli'n apd lttiv-tson, Donald., and . Airs. K. S.. 41c
endal, :''th'e ' id-ofesonal r I v e r I Donald of Seattle Joined . them al
KanVlilei-.1 'Thery are other well the liolel over the week end. Tin;
known lendlriK t'ilip" autoi-H in Jihe I latter group are motoring to Cali
cast, including Otis Marian. Kmily ' I'onvia. - ;.
I''iti:ruy and the' uufortunaie Almal- The first .warm Sunday on the
Uul.ens. ' Crater Lake road Immalit out a
How vi all hatfd 'Kmily I'itz
roy. ' whn plajt'il i.u .sit-i n and
iiut!ful moilicr of Mamiotia s.
convliiciimly that must of us wnv :
so c:irriMi away with h r l.ara'-
ii ri7.ation that we would uladly at !
the time have given most anyt hinn i
to uC least have .slapped her face.
l!iie comedy in the ;jJu(w lioat
is not espevially ronspk-uiu.i, hut
the production - has uueh excel
lence and charm otherwise that
much of It is nut needed.
The inusie and .oni,rs, well
played or xuiib, are very pleasing,
and raiiKo from the popular fa
vorites of the 'KO's to-the calliope
of ' tlte foat and darky singers,
th rough the coon and 'ragtime age
lo the present negro spiritual era.
The outstanding singing gem of
Mie "Show Hoal" is the Kinging
' that synthetic folk sour niel
,.dy' t f the river days. "Ol- Man
River," y Jules Mleilsoe, in a
voice of I'hdi -quality and drauuitie
power, aided jy a I'liorij.s iif
negroes.
U is in the prologue that Itjed-
soe and Helen Morgan, the fam-
ouh Ziegfeld stage and metropull-I
tan night cluh stars, sing. -Mihell every Monday and Tluirsday
MofKan nonchalantly coines on from y to 10 o'clock,
the' stage and sings while sealed j a number-of iarents and friends
on'a piano two of her best known lof the class oreupied seats in tho
and sympathy attracting songs iulsindio tliis morning and watched
a clear but otherwise not con-.the children perform, individually
spicuous voice. "JIIII" and "I'an'tjnd in grouir;, on the iliree
Help i.ovln' That .Man of Minv" I pianos placed In the .studio -for the
As Hle.lsoe'K "H Man Hiver"
fades .away, a picture of the river
lades Into the screen and down
the river' at a distance is seen the
show boat approaching and its
calliope is heard playing. It then
ties' dp to the wharf and the
"Show ' Iiit.'ft" niovietone begins.
From th'l:i locale' the story takes
the "aujlience to Chicago, then to
.New York and years later back to
the show boat where it began.
Uurjng the progress of the play
Iits Lal'lante plays the banjo
:liiid sings old-time negro songs
very pleadingly. K A. K
ENJOY FRUITS .
WITH SUGAR
; . ' ' .
1 ; .
Improve the Flavor Of 'llie.se
Healthful, Foodrt
Everyone knows the importance
of fniiLs in diet. KruiUt Rive needed
roug-haKC, vitamins and beneficial
mineral salts. It is iniiortant for
children n'tyl adults' to eat one raw
and tyie cooked fruit each day.
The addition of sui;ar to either
raw or cooked fruits brines out their
finest flnVurs. Fruits should be
made palatable, or otherwise we are
not likely to eat enough of them.
Prepared' as we like them, they will
become a regular and bcnelicia!
part of onr diet.
"Fruit acids are softened hy
:ui(ar," a famous food scientist re
cently said, "Fruit flavors are de
veloped by suuar. Suicar promotes
and facilitates the ingestion of
fruits."
Heme mher this the next time you
eat grapefruit, oranitcs or any of
tho fruits which a;Pear nn your
table. ' Ynu will enjoy them more
witji stiftar. Varied foods ber.elit
voii more and you will eat them
witli thjs finest of nature' flavors.
All i.vilr can be made delicious
l'th tho Addition of sucar. Fruit
pies ndpnddings are most appc
tizfnp;.' "Applesauce and jelly add
delightfully tn lunch or dinner. For
weariness eat sunr. The Sugar
Institute.
ROGUE ELK HOTEL
DUMNG WEEK END.
" : r- : : . I
A number of Ashland folk mi)-'
K'led to. tlm It:g ailli,Jt,. suit.
dy ! spend ,tlic a'tenuW istr.
Hi'! liver'aui) oiijoy' dinner at rtib'
resurt. Amcne, them were .Mr. tnul
Airs. T. II. Simpson. Miss Mar-:
Brave. Mrs. Ncal anil i. I.. (jUnn.
Mr. and Mrs. II. lltrrisun of Aidi-!
lan.l also l iiit ai tliu ri'xo 1 ' !
Mr. and .Mrs. ill Valuer of
.Midfurd tain mined a jjniuii uf :
lour oi their friends Snn.lay even-'
lR with dinner nl die fiiiii, Kik "
lintel. , I
i ii i. . 1 .
II II ill HI . I!. M.i . I. I...... .
! isliiiiK on the ltoiio i-jvor and 1
l.'lu
creek .was Hie uttraetl m .
pincii uroiiiiiil iwu Caliliiiiiia par
ties to Kii(4ub Kll; hotel for the
pust week. Mrs.. Edwi.i Justice
and her sun, Kdwlu, muliued ii
Irum JIulilo Mark and mopped at
the resort several days. They lc(!
.Sulurday.l'ur ' Vancouver Islalid. Mr.
and Airs. IV H. I.aiuli came l':-imi
Kan 1'Yaiieisco did ,,n Hi'unlav
ciiinmiinced their return 't:ip. via
tile lledwcuid lilKhtvav. tJlh.-r Call.
lid,foiuians iiassitiK the week end al
j.,. .,hti nuic .in. aau .wis. it. B. (
; Palmer of I'Yesnd. Air.' and Mrs. F.
I H: Wakefield or l.os Angeles. '
i Alnry i K. . Ilouiihton ami J!ay
Heyniilda of :iilcai;o -vum early!
i motorists on t lie Crater Uike road I
I iio pasiiuu tim we.uk cud at llogue
i.iiv iioiei. , : .
.Mrs. II. D. W. Iionald ami her
siiiatl'son, Itiehard, are spuidiiiK
a week at Hokuii Kik hole! hefure
cilntlniliim their iournev on Ihidr
way In Kurope q join Mr. AicDon
ahl ill (Jolisluutinople, Turkey.-!
large number ol Mt'dforJ poopl?.
lit'-Uiy of whom stopped lor di;im-i' i
at the KuKiie Kik hutel. Aacjru
Hie " nintot i:its who viMtiul tlnrf j
fie -Mr. and Ma tleoie l'orti r. j
.Mr. and Mrs. Swem and family. K.
Al. Wrystlaiej Mrs. A. K. Wrysdul
Airs. laimsden, (irandma humsdo).
nd -Mrs. Holmes, ai:d .Mrs. It. A.
i'hierolff and pariy.
4
r- it;
if rs. 1:'. :. ( lore,- 'local music
in..1 ruc.'.or. held open house at her
studio- Bot;ie Spjirta building this
mortiitigi when 1 ltJ firsi ; public
perl ormance of bet" pinup class.
consisting uf. hoginne.-s I'rotri eii;M
(o years old, was held.
The class consists of Hi begi li
ners, who vere organised for their
rudimentary
,j;uiu jUne
group work on the
piano June 1 0. The classes
vision.
Monday, June 'Z
Forecasts
' Medrprd nnd vicinity: Fnir lo
nigjit and Tjiosday; slightly lower
teniperaturti f tVo.sdv'.1 4 . 1 r
'Oregcti: ' For on coast, fair in
intefinf IntrigJtt and" 'ITintfday and
Mlightly lower tutupmaturo, in in
terior of wesi portion Tuesday.
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Daily Meteorological Report
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THm; " '""61
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Local Data
1 IliKliesl I Last 1- lirs.
I Lowest (Last 12 lira.
I Itel. huuiidity (I'ct. .
stale of dealher ..'. Clear Clear
Lowest temperature this lnorn-
I'
i Ins. .'.1 dem en::.
Total preripilatioii since
.Id. 1,
litis,- :i.,S Indies.
'reniiieralure a year ae.o today:
ii;;iest fs, lowest as.
Suuvet today. 7::i p. ui.
Kuniise Tuesday. 4::!T a. in.
Sunset Tuesday, 7: fid p in.
Observations Taken at 5 A, M.
120th Meridian Time '
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CITT
! 3
I
linker City ..
ilisuiarck ....
Iloise
Iieiivor
lies .Moines
Fresno
Helena
7ii'
(IS
S'J.'
Sll.
S?
I mi
118
tcj
71
111
ll'li
41
44
ft
Clear
Clear
I'leai-
Cloudy
I'. C.ly.
(Tear
Clear
cloudy
Los Angles
M'.rshtield
i y'
, ,(ff
... .,' -"
("bdidy
(bur
Char
Clear
Clear
Clear
Char
C!e;ir
Ch ar
Char
Cleir
Chu-ly
, j j , lko ,...' 7S
San Fiancisco M
Santa Fe s
U2
Seattle
. Sporiaiie
iW'alhi Walla
WinnilM'K - -
4S
L. W. DICK, MUurulJiiPU.
-if
-4'
' " . "'.. v i t
r -- -
i orinne H't tllillj
-Mucil -of tlt.v pli.t of "Prisoners.
Jc.irinne firirflilio newest stai-rlmr
I Vehicle, at-"Hie- Klallo tpeane. l
volves around a. company ol Hunv
I Ittiriun actors who freiiuept (In-
little haker-cafe whej .) .Alis?i irit
ifith. In the rcile of Itiza Uiwa.
Us is cashier.
An outdoor performam
whole act of Shakespeare
of a i
".Mid-'
Thai thi' now aiipiTi H:k;
Lin- ct.ist hut I thi'iM!i;niut j.Uh-
I'lliti' StHl'S,
W hy Hon Sln'ltton,
tiin-aker at t hu Kiwanis c.'uh thi;
nuou. Mr. Sht'lilim, wlm has he
S
away from Aiodiord Iwu muiuh:
,,i,i.1...i.i.. . ..,.,..,ii,.i i.... ......... .i,..
California airports, salil (.hat
-Mctlt'onl i.
mind-diu'ss and Ki'iieral
progres-
veifss.
Lit ; ! Arthur Kin. ly
piano, and r, plu w m iU v.
Hay. t ntvrtaim d the Kiuams
1 sill j
e'ub '
j v ith a gmup of s les.
: by the Jacksonville or
; der the direction of
I Severens, ho featured
Supported ,
,he.-.tra uii-
-Miss Until
the chorus
of "I'm Walking Around in a
j Dream', and "Jerico." frneored '
enthusiastically, the clever Utile'
I . , - ,
emeriamcr gave a son snoe spe
cfalty dance with all the skill of
a veteran performer. His las.t
number - In response to a reue ;t
w.rs "Let Me' Call Von Sweet
heart." 1 le was accompanied on
this' one by Ml-: Je tin esse liutler.
A -vote of thanks was extended
hot h to Arthur and to l;ie Jack
sonville orchestra for (,heir splen
didly exeeutetl enletlainmenl. '
tiuests for (he day included Mi'..
'Sibyl King. 'Arlhur King. Harvey
Lint;, viart owirer of the Ashland
TtdingH and editor of the Hurbank
lieview; (Icorge Wing of liannlng,
Calif., uncle of Caarles Wing 'of
Modford. and Frank Walker of
Ashland.
i-v. vv
whole act of Sl;al;eslieare s .M id-' period.
nr-rr rsi i innnnr l i-n i un nniiTiuriiT
QPRFARQ FAIDIF I?! RFPnun QWIftQHFR
ViEW.OrS!iELDta .VISSTiNG MtVERS1
lIliEjSPEWIS
m ,fl rKN fiKA!
N S . . 't r 1 u i
I Y i ' i ' ' TT7 TT t . .
Crawlini;, s.iuirmin ;. yellow cal
crplllaia,' uilllioiiK j.r .'iliruf. eovernl
field and 1 IttliVjayln ntn iliefn Cali
lornin' yestevdiiy nlielu.iort and for
.. i i. , c ..iuie j-itiiim. in I iii ci iiei 1 1 1 ill noun
i".7 ini.ii.T inline ii iiiipiiHsiiiie un ,,. ,,. , .. . , - . ....
t(he northliound Southern Pacific ;' 'he Shasta 'llnnled oh mi i -otfi-.Shasta
train to run between Ml.'? "1 yill --he Hrs lo any lodne In
.Shasta Cllv and Weed. The track ( 1,111 ll"!1,,,l!1 America. Ho was nc
wau completely covered for one luflf comimiilod by Airs ounsworlh and
mile, 'innkiac, ii hnp.wslhl.. for the ! '.Inlnra, L "'i''" M '!tl,!h.!m,""'' V" "
oimine lo g,un tract. on o::'fno litre!
rails. ' - ' . - j
The first r.oelion nl'" the train.'
composed of Only a lew cars, found
no trouble in making; the trip, hut
llio necond.-sivilnn, coinnosed of
cars, was unable to proceed until
a- second lummn was ::ttaclie(i.
Members of the train crow attempt
ed to shovel the calet pillars off.
hut every al ovnllul Avas followed
hy the arrival of hundreds of oilier
cult rpillars. ' The lir;gin;j radioed
between Mt. Slia-da City ami Me
f'lond was unahiu to run all nay.
The erawlei-a are i;tid to rj inno
ent of etop tleidiuctiun, their
source of food coeiiiM; In. in wotili
!ess brush.
SUNDAY BLAZE TAKES
r!
Tf!5s
f
Fire of iiiidetPiinlmM ori
rMpal :t
o'el)K:(t yesleri'uy nr't'iilng d
ed (he fssae. WillfainK dwelling inleomlotf' canned iuo.it lM''l'b'
t'entr.il I tut . iioiise; vja leii -
.inleffby ilrn. Mny I'.eiry. who hnd j highest prevloust' maximum tein
moved lino the build ng Id d.iys ago, perature was 1
and she wan forced to jump out i Today wan iit.e warm wllh 111
ol a bedroom window lo ,:ave her mil look thai ttm miiximiim would
Jife. The entire l'iiihHtK vy ai lnze be as high as Unit of yesterday,
when she di: rnveied thu liniM' t and but li!tle lulief is ttromlHcd.
and when the lire derm 1 nie;,t ,ir
river! -'fire I 'l-MiiM' f Tit i w..r
' turned 1 ovarii tnvim; other build
in A :i-ass fire huiinnoned the
(fei.aitinetil t; UL-tion several hour.
later.
Th building fontnimd I') rootn?
ird bnil been bv.Wt Fovenil vara
.!r-o. hu-urnnce 1. i-aid to cover a
j poitioa ef tho hs.
iit:n -of
ilh i.il-Uy.
e of Jj.,
Ib.ed l:,v.r i ioM-d d
Me.V.-il K Ubby for -alf. o
'.oiii; ef Koal Anne clKiiiu!!,
i'. .
t-ifV' i
. ..... w. J., .v
".A if
1 5'
vk
juur Ian lieitli.
! itoer". Jslnlit s llream" is ivt'n
liy llicae nlyers, ml; tutu Jiaiie
sen and Jean (iiwrtv itl Imiiort
nitt rolcy. -
One huiidre.l and lutv idayers
take part in the Shakespeare piay
and tile KiiiK and Queen of the
Fairies witli theie attendants pre-
sent some
period.
haruiiliK dances of the
Ah J.'iil.in. . l'anifiiis ti'aiiMCtnUi
luntal road ilri vt-r. w hii" TtiiI;l- all
tods in Atlantic t'i;y last .'o-
vembor wlieti he ' 'drove liis Stinle-liaki-r
ri-esldent eigiu "roadster
Jm-M miles in 1M consecutive hours,
arrived in the city this morning.
making this one of his stops op
1.1... i.l'i,...i.liltih.ii ti-ln
I lis record break! UK roadster Is
of considerable admira
eurioslty at the O. V'.
rooms today, where
it will be on exhibition until to
morrow moriiipg, when Mr. Jen
kins will leave ip it for Klamath
Kails. '
Traveling l r.tui miles a week,
.Mr. Jenkins is visiting the various
iStudcb.iker denb'rs throughout the
I'nited States in order to show
them the car. He started out from
Atlantic City immediately follow
ing the record breaking drive in
November, and lias been on thi
raao ior reven mum us.
i That the 'car Is capable of
mainlining a speed of iiH .miles an
-. t mug duration of time
was a striking fact stated by the
'famous driver.' 'cross the side 'of
1 Hie road. -der is ' noted tho record
of last July. In which Mr. Jenkins
.relieved by other drivers, drove
the ear ju.Otitj miles ju J6,3L'U con
J.icuiive 'minutes. ' '
I Mr. Jenkins, was met hero by a
committee consist inn of O. ' A'.
', Myers, hiea dUtrlbdliw;-' M; ' I".1
Leandcr, presidiutt of the J. L.
company of Poi'tlmid and west'erii
distributor for the studebaker car;
, 1' i-iink Ilridy of Portland, branch
I tiianar,!'!-,' and J. S. . IMttmati,
J wholesale J presentative fro m
: I'orilund. ' '' 1
un&j
,. . ... , n ( ... ...
Leo V. Yonne.worlli of I, oh An-
if-eloii, VtiVi. Ii.tfierial p.itenfftte ftf
IIII'IT 1111 I ri ui HIT
Tim Imperial polenrAlo and 'party
were K'sls lliifl imotrnf Ofn ShiiHe
club of MedTord at a luncheon ' nt
the Kotol' Medford; atleWdod liy
more Hum a hundred valley filirin
ers. ' ' i '
This aftenmoh the viHtliiu; Shrine
officials will piny golT at tho golf
club' i. ml this m i nlng will 'attend
a reeejdion and grand hall given
in their 1 oaor at the Oriental (iar
dens. 1 -
Imperial Potent ale Young wort ti
wilt leai I niorro? morning for
i'oilland and will he nceompariieii
to thai eilv by K. V (Jfiry) Je
rome, pot'-ntate of fllllah templf.
1PERATURE
K RECORD FOR YEAR
T!in nniviiiiiirit lemnnrn t lire (if
I ycuierday whs 17 degrees. whie!
-c-ih tlif binliQf HHh year ho far ip
U.-dlnnl but I lie lirit nm inwl di
t
jL - uess tbat It was Ion or tiver. ' 'I'll
as tf:e official forecast is f;r fair
wei.ther tmd-ii vliMbtly tuWir t-'in-peraiuref?.
Thin morning slatted du
witli n maxitubin of 51. 1
Kcalff.r'H WUr HoMmiI
ClUf'AiiO. June 2-1. !' Mrs.
('iij.Minri HoK'-.iUs, v.tf uf. a
we ill p. y rial I'.-itale man. was
rold.cd ftf jewelry Valued at
S't'i.'OM) v.bn she and her hus-
band were Ik Id tip early today by
j two :."Uin,' men as Ihey 'arrived In
fn.:it of ib'-lr home titter spending:
lie. y . t-iiiin; in a cabaret.
CHANGES NAME TO !
HATCH GROWTH
Announcement was made today
of U lie change in coi'pointu uiaui''
of the ToinUn Mux coinany to
Timb.-r I'ruduyts coippanj .'. Tiu
lieu name was adopted by t he
s(oi'K bidders el" the company as,
Hioiv repfcjeiilative of an extend-'
eji fi.-bi i.f operation and is the'
lesiili ..f material growth In facili
ties and a gi 'eater field of ser
vice, i
t ''ficti-n, hoard of directors ami'
management wilt remain the sanm'
tinder the new name as under
the old and the policies and
met lo. ds of operation that have 1
ehaiat tt rized this concern in the
past Ml bo continued. j
The Toniliii liox company has,
grow n in Its eleven years of V'X- j
Istam-e from a small plant fur-1
nishing'ii limited number of Iioxch1
to shippers located 'In its imtne-'
diate vicinity to' 090 o'f'the prin-'
ciial operations In the pine pro
ducing ilisiru't' of southerri itregon
and northern' California," Its lum-i
her, sash and door muteial ami !
box sboolis ' being now shipped
into all parts of the I'nited Slates.!
From a modest box factory em-!
ploying a handful of men during j
tto local fritit "''season facilities
have been augmented until today!
It is one of the 'principal Indus-;
tides of southern Oregon, with a f
thoroughly modern' .saw mill, re-t
manufacturing'" plant "and box fac-1
tory employing several hundi ed I
inen in a' yea'r'around' operation.
John TV Tomlin is 'pr'sid-ni of j
the company- and Floyd 11. Hart,
vlct-president mid general inana-'
ger. o. M. Anderson, assistant !
secretary (s In charge of the ship- j
ments. ' c. 11. Herman is stiperiti-
tendent, ';' A. Sinclair factory .
superintendent. U. W. Click, mil'
foreman1 and I.jnn'e K. ' Smith, !
yard foivmrtn.'
Opening cf
Unique Cleaners
Was Success
I The 1'niiiue cleapiiii; plant was
Officially opeued fii- ihspeUoir Sat
urday and ilumerous visitors were
shown through (lie' building at M 1
North Central and Hie dlTiees on
South Central.
Medfnrd's newest elenning es
tahlisliinent ' was 'completed a
vaM of $111,0011 nnd IB ' etpilpped
thrUout with the highest typo fix
tares.
Adjoining the plant In a littwiy
constructed building is a large fin
ishing department. All pressin:-:,
repairing nnd finishing" will he done
by the employees there, only rush
preHH orders betntf taken earo of nt
the office.
' . Tho owners of the l!niiuo clean
ers are: Ira C. Moss, president and
man aw i r 10. (!. Ft use horn ugh and
He-uiietta Moss. Thronrh an error
this paper ytafed Friday, that t. .1.
Chord owned and maitagud Iho
Unhpiu.
. 4 : ,
former Med for 4 . .
GirlJGradxxates From
Rush Conservatory
; Announcements have been re
ceived In ,'Mtalor'J :vfl tlie feuidiiji
tion of Miss'l'iorence ll'ive of Sa
lem front Uujli .-pjujsyi'jVat.i'y, .pf
Chicago op" July 'iSt'h.
Miss Mowe is the daughter of
Mr. ami Mrs. 1). .1. Howe ami lived
in Medford five years. Mr. ,'lovr
was pastor of the Christian church
in which MIsh Howe was active In
music and other department work.
She has many f rieius Here who
WiN be glad to Jtear of (he succe;i..:
she Is, making In music. , .
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40-8 SALEM FEATURE
i'tt' .
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A hhr -Jft t'l'X vK-cV and' bantiiiet
in Heliedtiled to lake place as part
of th"entterlalhhleta, pioMffidr 'of
the American l.t'f-lon eonvfnnon in
tS;ilein, August S,' !l and l. Thirt
event Is on 1 he calendar for the
opefiljlt; d;iy to be opened by a
bilMihes; .session at 3 p. 111., follow'
ed by (he wreck and bampiet at' U
u'cloelt that' evening. 1'be" I'olk
(.'utility Volt tire H hi ehar'tv of ar
riiim'J'nieiits 1 and the i ll ua list le
wo:kvill lie fuiidrdod by I he de
cree team of the Portland Voili-re
Tiny pr'miNe to Ive ihe ''C.oof.i"
an ''vijnltiK replete with thrill:-.
Kloctioii of ofricei-i will occupy
the aTternoon huslne.is seMulon. A
laruu ehitiK of initiates Is expected
from the various Voltaren (hroiib
ui the state.
After sp ndin'u- tK" We (1 at W
t). i-i. r. summer je-led, uJiicij.U;
''ndMfi',l .i'lipitully tii mldliH-Jv,
..f tjitf 4-IJ Vlul-. , jejiijtub (ftMlp
t.ei.s 'of'thi- Jaef.on eonnty 4-H
i i:.inia(i( n. neeoinpunied by Mr.
y,..f M ' k,' the county 1mio"
ileitiOllslratloii ;i y, e n t, returned
home Iro rdt'hl on t be imI.i
Mioltfd;
- Thoff k ntteniled Sjvirt J i'k -
: n county n- Anna Jenn Vim
lltirtenl.nr;, Wnyne Harris. Jane
fat v.. lieth Joy, l'-ai( l,ynian.
lo i h fin kx.' Joim liillliiK" ati'l
i:ereit Newbry, of Aslibtiid; I)el
rn ir Sin It h atn John hi tin op of
.M dfurd.
i' I r
AT CRATER LAKE
I'p to 4 uVlvM-k S11nd.1v after
noon. JCil , autniiiui!:U';t ri i'lutereil
Ht io linn ill c.'TU. d'.id i; l.'jki
Nation ii 1. .u k, and' it t:t ; . inlt d
tiiat 1 -"i p ..nif d: iiv,' (, t to- rini
-a rc.-in.i for a pi c-..-n 1 ng day.
Tlif road w.i o;n n- .l Saluid i
afteiiiooa io tlj- 1 1111 . t me u,i
I ravel v.,is in 1 in - ;t d . .-i .Ii v.
for .1 h;t IV nut'', pa. 1 of t to- w .1
throU-:h a : !:o,-. hank
II. 1 i ii . itp. t i;r of t h- Ct .1 -to:-
l.'iko loio:e, aiinoisiu'. d (oti.iv
that t!ie od ;e unld lie op a- d
Tbur.dav t..r gu ts. The official
ipetiiiii: M'hi-ilul. d for im-?;I Mmi
d.iv. July I.
A 11 tu b caravan b aring Mtp
plie( for the i.nlv, and He- la-l
di l.U'lllil' Ml of emplo'-s, will leave
here Tm .-May morning.
MiirN'dlmetit at t li e summer
school, which i-t being conducted
in the Junior - liigh ' bulbllng, fias
Increased, and now li!is a tot:il
enrollment of MH I'tuiieuts. "0 p, r
cent bieber than last year.
Tlu-l',. are now I I registered in
the iipe.a'n cl'i;.s. which deals
chit I .y villi n .idini. '-This ct;isr
is ecliii'l.-ted l.y .' is-; l.ouise Har
ford, nid has mo-aly students
from the primary grades enrolled.
'I'l... .n foil i mm l" f ,-ti .IIIUi..ii
is as fo). .ws: I'rhnaiy, Inter-
media e. I : : jut. ior high, i. and1
hii;h .school, S. j
A special plan has been worked
out by which grades are posted
each wet k, that I he si intent may
know what kind of grades he Is
mak iug. If the student is not
making IhkIi cough rates to keep
up the standard, they are required
it spend uii'i'c time at school on
their subjects, ami ( tiey :re
takhig liioie IhanNme subject, tliey
are forced to drop one.
LOG, DRIVER DROWNED"
M, IISIC'I KI.H. Ore., .lune L' l.
(i'l - .loiin lleniy, ;!'-'. drowned in
the t'lto.-: river lad- yesleiday xvli. n
.1 spec.iil.oat ,ln wlil?'h ha was irllW
iniy capsized afler stiikinn a float
liii; lei;. Charles llraner, Henry's
companion, i w-aiii to safely. Henry
is survlvid by Ills wldovv. ,111s
lu.ily w.ts reeovi'i'.-il at lo o'elick
ll't tl'Hllt. ,
Women are Bayina: "l'inl.hain'a
Conipouhd keeps nio fit to do my
Work.'' .1'1'wna-nprvmianiinVall hin
down. Now I tat better and sleep
hotter "It liolped my thirl eon
year old dauj;liter." "I took it be
fore and after my bnliy waa born."
"I am gaining every day."
The
MFASF FNROi I MFNTi
! II tVllU UUIULLIIIUU I
S !M SCHOOL!
U'i:'.'."iCl
mm-
Auao v
COOO ADDED
rNIJDY "
ROTHERMEL'S
. MUSIC
. TODAY,
jiniiiMiftWf 7 tun
IT WILL PAY YOU TO
' PROTECT YOUR COWS
AGAINST FLIfcS
WITH
E-KONOMY
DAIRY FLY SPRAY -
There is more E-Konomy Fly Spray :
sold ir the vclley than all other
brands combined.
. : V ; THERE'S A REASON!.'; . ':
ASK THESE DAIRYMEN .
Crescent Dairy Guy Bishop
Vuu Dyke's. Dairy .Ct'ilyle Nivtwick
Axel Bcnstn Webb Bros.
Hilton's Dairy J. C. Ptiidlcton & Son
H. F.,Whctstoiio W. A. Stratton-
P. A. Bunncy D-. M.- Lcwe
Qecw BlackfoVd Judge Sparrow -
Merriinan's Daily W. G. Knips
Fcter Fick W. M. Bolniert
K. H, Doitreich D. D. Schacffer
Geo. Wright ...... W. T. Bostwick
iVIonarch Seed & Feed Co.
323 East Main
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
Fruitgrowers Banquet
,Vf,fot!2ledfpr4,,'' '
' ' Jme 26th, 6:3(T pi ni. "
Tickets $1.00, pn saje at Chamber of Commerce
or any member ' of Winter Pear Committee.
. i 1 t ... i ...
All-Fruitgrowers Invited
WINTER PEAR COMMITTEE.'' ' ':
" ' Ladies Especially Invited
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GET RESULTB
f SHE'S
Divine Lady of the Screen
BEAUTIFUL
Corinne Griffith
IN
Molrtar's 'World-Famous Story
SONERS
FRblvf LIFE 'S HIClH ROD TQ.f , 4' '
LIF0'8 6CRAP HEAP ;
Prisoner under the hyp
, , mil Ic npell id u imta flltn
huled:: ' then., prlsiiuer
. Jindur tlm hive pell nf
a man she loved. 'rlie
Hcreen'H Dlvinn l.aily
InliiKS Mnlnar'ir wurld
fatnouH novel tu vivid
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