MEPFOTiP MATL TRIBUNE. MEDrOftD, OT.'KCiOX, SUNDAY, -TCLY II. 15)29.
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-STW . Irene peLogh, 325 South Holly Bt, Phone 390-L or 71 " - vl j
A VKKY ATTRACTIVE VK1- j holding high and low scores for which they had a lawn raid party. Iihe camp were present. Kcrresh- f how to use applied ties i mi and
i develop same.
helps those
to jlure of a memorial to Alma Kvdyn
lt-j Moore, one of the national work-
who lost her life recently In an
UlNtl. charminc in its trim- : the season with beautiful Kuluics 1 In the evening the lathe served menls were served.
..it.. .ft t: i .i. n...,., of Oreiron s.mmi.m-v , suom-r to a number of the men The TiH-nt camn have n small ser ing an uiHicrsinnuing oi inc.
and characters of the hrldo and I Mr. Dalton Cox of Dcs Moines. j folks who motored to Ashland for , membership hut they are all wide crafts for their cultural and lnfor- automobile accident. ( Sentence
groom, took place before Immodl- Iowa, wan guest of the club and it the occasion. - , lawake, active workers and it Is inational value.
ate relatives and a few close 1wilM regretted that Mr. ahd Mrs. 1-atcr in the evening they all ; hoped that in a short time the! Problems such as
fri..iwiM :,t fh.. i.oii:.iii.. ii.fr IThomnson and Mis. Cloud could icnjoyeii a immi concert Riven oy rraient itoyai Aeignnor camp win ujeu icainer. kcsso
-friends at the old
"cabin at Jlarrinian lodge on Peli
not he present,
can bay, when ICva .Mao Jester, i hls was the last meetin
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ft. T,
Jester was married to Albert Coop
er (Jinimie) Allen, Jr., Wednesday
July 10, at high noon. Hev.
Wemett performed the ceremony .
The Kpiseopal ling service was
Used.
The bride was most charming
In a gown of white brocade of
eggshell color, and carried an arm
bouquet of rare mountain lilies.
Site wore a necklace studded with
'diamonds and rubles, a gift of the
groom.
Alter a wedding breakfast the
young couple left for an extended
honeymoon trip. They will be at
home to their friends about Oc
tober 15 In a house to be erected
for them on a coxy, secluded spot
on the Rogue, where "Jim" will
henceforth K-t Inspiration for his
writing.
The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Allen of this city.
and will be remembered as one of jthemuiu circle will be
the outstanding figures of our gust
f I r s t championship basketball
i learn making the trip to Chicago.
Miss ;reiner Honored
Miscellaneous Shower
In honor of Miss. Mary Greiner
whose marriage will be an event of
August (ith, Mrs. Edward 10. Ciore
was hostess at a delightful linen
shower Thursday evening nt her
home, lit! Geneva avenue. During
the evening four tables of bridge
were in play. Mrs. Wilson Waite
holding honors for high score and
Mi's. Myrtle W. IJIakeley consola
tion. Miss Kulh Voder, assistant di
rector of music at the Southern
Oregon Normal played two beauti
ful violin soios accompanied by
Miss Beulah (iore at the piano.
Miss Ciore also delighted her audi
ence with two numbers on thw
!the Ashland city band. The next
of the meeting will be a card party July
I season and the club ndtourned -nn. ai mo
until autumn. Mrs. Howard Karto uackcnbush.
honie of Mabel
McCollom
Mr. H. G. Wilson received the!11."1! tlieii- kuomi Thursday ltev
award for having tho highest
score for all season.
Others receiving prizes were
Mrs. Cox and Mr. Harwood
.
Mr. and Mrs. l-'rank Isaacs, Mrs.
Rose Kifert. Mrs. hoc Hwlnson of
Portland, and Mrs. M. 10. Schoou
over of Hacj'umento, Calif., mo
tored to Crescent City today.
Oast Side Circle
Will Meet
The 10a st Side circle of the First
M. 10. church will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. W. M. (Van
fcjeoyoc. 811 Hennett avenue.
Members requested to attend.
Visitors always welcome.
The next meeting of Oh rys il
licit! Au-
and Mrs. W. II. Randall and
I daughter Miss Olive Randall of
Mud, Wash., who were enroute to
'Oakland, Calif.
Rowcna Circle
Has Surprise Party
Tho Rowcna circle of the Yeo
men lodge held their business
meeting for July at the country
tiome of Mrs. Roht. Montgomery
I ltd urn Home
I I'l-om Vacation
j M.r. and Mrs. Hurry Prentice
land family. Mr. and Mrs. Norman
S meads and sons of Walla Walla,
Wash., and several representatives
of the Tru I31u Biscuit coinpny
from Pdrtland who have been on a
week's outing at 101k Luke, return
ed to this city Thursday. They
report a very enjoyable trip and
the fishing fine.
Mr. and Mrs. Pretice returned
home by way uf 'Diamond Lake.
Mrs. L. M. Johnson, and son
Jack, of Portland, returned to
their home yesterday after spend
ing the past two weeks In Med ford
as guests of .Mrs. Johnson's moth
er,, Mrs, Charles Howry.
Legion Auxiliary Delegates
Will Meet TtiCMiay
The delegates and alternates to
prayers were offered by the mein-
tooled and hers of the group in .charge of the
decoration, evening's program and the mis-
rank as one of the best in Jackson linoleum block printing and batik iMomtry benediction was repeated
county. will be considered. in closing.
It is a privilege to have stuh
Mrs. Trena Heard has been men as Mr. Kenton in our midst,
spending the last few days visiting and it's a shame to lose such an
opportunity.
Only 11 pupils have registered
up to date, and many of those
from a distance.
Med ford has six registered this
year and even Ashland seems to
be "asleep at the switch." Jtinue for six months with Mrs. I
lf Ashland, Mcdford and the, Smith and Mrs. Gerald Parr
people of the Immediate valley judges
with old school friends at Canyon-
ville. Oregon. She will return
homo the first of the week.
Spend Week-Kml
t're'ent i'lly
Mr. and Mrs. !. M. Corlies and
Mr. and Mm. A. A. Ilagerman and
daughter Hetty-Ruth of Spring
field, Colorado, are spending the
week-end at Crescent City. Mrs.
Corlies is an aunt of Mr. Ilager
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilagerman are so
In the form of a surnrise nartv on i,np conventian ot tne uegion
her Wednesday afternoon, July 10. Auxiliary will meet Tuesday after-
After ;i Rhm-l ImidnnKfl session t nn JUIV i" - O CIOCK Willi
LOCAL SAMARITAN SOCIETY GIRL OF
FRI!
lOight members were seated , fl0 I I
nround the birthday table which i L J 1 1 I V
was lovely with candles ami sweet LIlJU 10 II
large
peas and adorned
Idrlbday cake.
Delicious sandwiches, punch ami
randy was served otl I he lawn.
An Interesting contest was
launched at this meeting to con-
10 ERRING WOMEN
ER WORK'
i
i
HELD FOR
BOOZE, SPEEDING
Mrs. J. 10. Daniels who, ever
since the election of Mcdford as
the county seat, has pursued the
unusual task of "mothering" wo
man criminals and county charges
! in her home, has not grown cyn-
wish to make this the last t4casoii
of Ashland's summer school they
are surely going about it in a sure
way to accomplish Its demise. Miss
White has labored hard for six
much In love with Mcdford and i years, brought excellent teachers
tho Rogue River valley that they
expect to spend several months
here.
Ray Fen ton Noted
Art. Teacher In Ashland
A member of tho competent
corps of art earners in Ashland
Art School is W. Ray Kenton, di
rectly from Torrlngton, Conn., but
a man of wide travel and experi
ence. Ho was born In Canada, served
here and spent her own hard
earned money to reimburse them
for their services, but she cavuuot
get the message to penetrate be
hind closed doors.
Only three lessons will have
been given by each teacher Sat
urday evening. There Is still time
to enter for a full or part time
course.
SA full time course comprises
four subjects. Come and visit the
art school, then return to study.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln Station
with distinction in the World war Call D04-L evening and Sundays
under the Rritish flag. In fact, j for added information as to course
it was only within the past fort- of study, etc.
night that he received a "distln Art lovers of Med ford, do wako
gu is lied service medal" from his up to what you are missing.
gracious majesty. King George, for Those registered from Mcdford
smile and humorous twinkle in her
grey eyes, and It Is easy to believe
that she can even enjoy her work.
In the almost two years of her
work here, she has taken care of
over 100 women. Including cheek
forgers, shoplifters, runaway girls,
bootleggers, runaway boys, insane
variety of art ists are J people and degenerates of diffey-
arranged for to take part lent kinds. .Many ot tnese muu in
in the Cbpro hour over! KMlOMiher home for periods of weeks,
next Tuesday night. The prog-j and others spent part timo In the
rain promises to be one of muis-IJnil cells and were Inter trans
mit interest. There will be iden-! fertVd to her home.
tv of nooolnr nieces in both vocal! VTliey all have
and instrumental music. The ra-
SAX JOSIO. Cal., July 1.1. !)
Miss Josephine (Irani. San l'Yan-cisi-o
society ;irl. who three years
years n;o was presented at tho
court of St. James, was lodged
in lull heir' hist iiiiht. neuding
leal. One glance at the Klu'Hy,.. fjl f , . driving
i charges. An auotomobile she was
driving collided with one driven
A wide
eing
interesting
. by Charles 10. Smith of San Jose.
I Miss tirant. who Is 20 years
I old was taken Into custody after
SnMth had pursued her In his own
'car for five blocks following tho
'accident. Traffic Officer Clinton
! Moon took her to police hend
j quarters, where a search of Iwr
I car, police said, revealed three
1 bottles of liquor.
j A report filed by lr. Taul Kan
! ford, who was railed to examine
ice cream cookies and cakes were!''' ' "lli,IU'V t 61- South j bravery and efficient service, with are Mrs. Don Newberry, Miss Mil-
tii.1.V(,.t lloiiy street. .Mrs. eeiy Jlall
The social meeting for Julv will I chairman of the delegation, will
be held in the W. o. W. hall J-'ri- t prc'sia and the final details and
day evening. Julv :;. iinmediatelv jarrangements for the stunt will be
following n short lodge business ""unced by the committee eon
session. The evening will be spent f '' H- N- tlmybill. Mrs.
in playing progressive five hun-;1'w' "'dier and .Mrs. JJouglas
Kdith JIarwood and I Allison.
died. Mrs. J.dith Harwood and
M rs. Lena (iuenther will be the
hostesses of the evening.
piano:
The hostess was assisted by her
daughters Reulah and Rosa in
nerving refreshments of Ices, cakes
and coffee.
! Coming as a surprise to the
honor guest. Miss Dorothy Gore
entered carrying a large trny of
beautiful gifts and presented them
to the brfde-clect.
Those1 invited were: Mcsdamcs
Donald Newbury, 1 Wilson Waite,
Frank Isaacs, Jas. Stevens, Dal.ell,
Rert Rostell. Kdw. 10. Kelly. Myr
tle Rlakeley, M isses Catherine
O'Rourke, Alice Holm beck, Doro
thy Reynolds. Marjorie Kelly,
Janice llutler. Kva Nealon. Mar
garet llensley, I eel Kdwards, Reu
lah, Dorothy and Rosa, Mberta
ami lOililh (Jure, and Missis Ruth
Voder, Loona Marsters, Catherine
Vincent, and lOllxabeth Richard
son, Instructors in the Southern
Oregon Normal school of Ashland.
Miss Kva Nealon. reporter for
Mrs. Harriet De Voe of I'omona,
Calif., formerly of this cily, spent
Mrs. Is. A. lioone and daughter. thr ',:,st. w,"k in ,his t',l' visiting
Maxine. of Jacksonville, are guests fiends. She "as a dinner guest
of Mrs. John Rankin at Silverlon. ,,f MifiS Mi,v I'li'DPs on Thursday.
Ore. They will return, here next
I week.
Xclghlxirs of Woodcraft,
Will Have Vaatlon
Chrysanthemum circle met July
8 for the transaction of their reg
ular business, also read reports on
the district circle meeting that was
held at Springfield.
The club decided to have a va
cation until August
Miss Carol Petty, of Co pro. left lion prize.
Mrs. denning JloMcss '
Hririgo Rarty
A number of ladies had a de
lightful afternoon at bridge Tues
day, when they motored to the
pleasant country home of Mrs.
Ralph Jennings. At the close of
four games the hostess served re
freshments. Mrs. F. J. I'ick of
Jacksonville . was awarded the
priee for high score, while Mrs.
Ray Unker received tho consola-
Kriday evening for California to
vi.sit friends in San Diego and I,os
Angeles during the week.
Mi-H. hillock Hostess
Hi rthda, v Club
Mrs. C. A. Whillock entertained
tlie Birthday club at luncheon on
Thursday, July 11, at her beauti
ful home on Tenth and Orange
streets. Covers were laid for nine
adults and 12 children. The fol-
the Dally News, is exported to rc-jiUVjng enjoyed the fine hospitality
turn to Mcdford Monday from San
Francisco, where she has been
visiting friends and relatives dur
ing the past week.
Honnc-Rlarkhurn Wedding
Solemnized In Albany
Of interest to their many Med
f ford friends is the announcement
of the marriage of Miss Flossie
Mae Blackburn and Frank Roonc.
which wus an event of Monday
morning. July X. at the Itaptist
church of Albany, Ore., home of
the bride.
Only a few friends of the fam
ilies and relatives were present for
the simple ceremony, after which
the bride and groom left for a
honeymoon trip to Newport and
other coast resorts. They expect
to return to Medford the last of
July to make their home here.
Mrs. Boone has been a member
of the Central Point high school
faculty for the past three years,
nnd her husband, who resides in
' Jacksonville, is employed In this
city.
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The .Misses Mary Norris, Loleta
Jones and Violet Judy left today
for McMinnvllle, Ore., to attend h
two weeks' session of young people
of the hostess: Mrs. d. 10. l,est
and daughter, Zauire: Mrs. M. JJt
Daily and daughter, Patricia: Mrs.
A. J. Anderson. Mrs. Raymond
Crawford and children. I till and
Patty: Mrs. 10. T. Harmon and
daughters, Dorothy, Virginia. Ca
rol, Jean and Kdilh; Mrs. J. D.
Shaffer and daughters, Kvelyn und
Roma Jo, besides the hostesif and
family.
Among the local people who are
spending the week end at I lead
Indian Springs are Mrs. Fred
t ! reen. M rs. Wi 1 1 ia m Wa 1 1 ers a nd
daughter Mary Kate, and Miss
Adra Kdwards.
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Mrs. Meyer 1IoMom
l or Radio Party
M r. a ml M rs. .1 erry Scboen fold
of Sati Francisco wen- in Mcdford !
this past week attending to busi
ness matters. Mr. Schoenfeld trav
els for a silk company witli head
quarters ut San Francisco.
Mbs Carter. .Miss Burr
Hostesses Picnic Dinner
Mrs. Suzanne Holmes Carter and
Miss Elizabeth Burr were hostesses
at an enjoyable picnic dinner on
Rogue river above (iold Hill
Thursday night, honoring Miss
(trace Carter of San Francisco, an
Instructor in summer school at the
Southern Oregon normal.
Among those present wero Miss
I eona M a rst ers, M isy Ca t h erine
Vincent. M rs. SlI7.aniip Holmes
'arter, M iss Inch, M r. and Mrs.
Meisstnger of Gold Hill, Miss
lOlizaheth Burr.
S I m i 1 1 1 Wor It 1 On 1 1
Kuke of tho Woods.
The following young people from
Mcdford and Ashland left last
evening to spend the week-end
boating and fishing at Iak of the
Woods: Misses Lunetta Pollock,
Jean Fltzgibbon, Thelma nnd Una.
Heard. Joe llensley, Lee Denzcr,
Mrs, Delilla Stevens Meyer was; i0y Duncan and Bob Hamilton,
hostess at an enjoyable radio party I 4
at her home Tuesday evening. I Ms. Dorothy McCargar of Ray
when she entertained the of flee ; mnml. Wash., is visiting her sisters
force In the county eJerk s office. Mrs. Karl York and Mrs. T. II.
the feature of entertainment being j Redwell.
"The Bride.' 'two-act comedy pre- ()tor Tr( "
sented by the Copco players over j " " ' . r 1 .
KM KIJ. .he M.II Trlbune-Vlrgln , 'V.' ,','" ,:i,rU Wltlrr l,f.
Those attending the party were
I yesterday for a two weeks motor
the Sixty-third Artillery of the Ca
nadian expeditionary forces.
Mr. Fen ton received his ele- j
meutary and high school training j
on the banks of Iike lOrlc, where
he thrilled to the beauty of the
vast inland sea. "We are molded :
by our suroundings, our thoughts
and our friends," consequently the
beauties of the lake wero Instilled
in this hoy's mind until his
thoughts were filled with art and
beauty, often he looked longingly
across the waters to where, (10
miles distant, was situated the city
of Cleveland, In the United States.
He wished to go there.
Finally, after reading about the
various art courses offered in
New York state at Pratt institute,
he boarded a steamer during the
Faster holidays and took passage
t o No w V o rk , v h ere he e n t e red
Pratt as a student, taking the nor
mal art and manual training
course.
The fine spirit of 4ho school
ant' the varied Interests of New
York combine! to make the fol
lowing two years veryiappy ones.
After this M r. Fen ton went, to
Columbia university, electing both
fine and industrial arts, specializ
ing In the latter, receiving as a
result his muster's degree at Co
lumbia. After this, to quote Mr. Fenlon,
he said "To carry out and develop
tho educational Ideas which 1 se
cured at these institutions, 1 was
attracted to a country vastly dif
ferent from my native Ontario or
the grandeur of New York state.
I went to western Canada. There,
In the immense prairie province
of Saska telle wan I had several
years experience In high school
and normal school work.
"At first I found the prairie
country flat and monotonous, and
felt the lack of trees to be an
unpardonable mission, but as the
niont bs passed I lea rnd t hat t he
pralrlo land had Its own peculiar
fascination. I learned to love it
and enjoyed many walks along
the Saskatchewan river.
Latei seeing the Rockies proved
a memorable thrill, nnd a summer
spent in Vancouver, Victoria, Se
attle and Portland was a joyful
experience..
1 le found the Pacific coast so
alluring that another summer was
spent with 'the Alpine club In the
Banff district, hiking, scaling
mountain peaks and enjoying the
sea.
The summer of 1924 was spent
in California at the school of fine
and applied arts at Berkeley, and
ler, Miis. Itanium. Margaret Osen
brugge, Walter Young and Mrs. j
I loward Rarto, i
f -
Mrs. CarjH'iiter Donatrs
Cabin for Oirl Scouts.
A large cabin on the Applegato j'Heceivlng some "interesting news"
river above Ruch, complete! fur-'fr,im Hollywood. Miss Murrcl Fin.
nished with ntt motive wicker fur-1 ley, featured show girl of tho
I... ..1.1 clnlml Mint be was Ull-
slories to tell, and each presents n ' ho ' ,nfllll.nt.e ((f liuor.
rio fan who enjoys good music, j ninerent piooiem io me one ..u j .UM,itl,.lU occurred while
KM 10 D aK.es care oi mem. nv m. "j MsH (nint WUs believed to havo
the court house janitors ,. .i,,,..)..,, f,-,lM, iw.r father's
ranch near Mount Hamilton.
Smith told police she sped away
after her car had croshed into
his.
Miss Cra tit was no effort to get
in touch with her family or
friends, and was placed in the m-
wlll do well to tune In on
on Tuesday night from 9 to 10
MISS FINLEY TO
i
nituic ami nntiiiui's from Hevctul
liuunlri.'s, whs tluiuttod to tin Mcii
fnril (iirl Scouts last wi'dt ly
Air. I.iinaril I'Hrprnlrr. Them iim
mipt-oxiniiitoly seven acres Jn enn-
neelion with the eiililn, unci a pri
vate swimming pool will appeal
to the ciiis.
Several eamplnu trips for the
neur future, have already been
planned hy Mrs. Helen Wllllson,
Keneral director of Girl Scout ac
tivities In this city.
Mrs. Carpenter, who has always
shown a Bleat deal of Interest in
organizations for girls, hs ac
cepted the position of community
chairman in the placo of Mrs. '.
f f'ra'vfnrd who formerly serv
ed In that capacily.
1
Social Events of
Church Societies
Ziegfeld "Whooppee" production,
who has ben visiting wit h her
mother, Mrs. William Swarlz here
for the past two weeks, has j
changed her plans to go buck to
New York City, and will leave
Monday night for the movie ren
ter. Instead.
The exact nature of the news
from tlie south was not disclosed
by tho ZicgfeJd beauty., She said;
however, that the next few weeks
would be given over to Intensive
study and hard work. She will
be
evory one placed under her car
I is Innocent until he or she Is j
I proven guilty. The stories they
tell interest her. and lire listens'
to them through in sympathetic f
land sometimes amused silence. j
1 Often these stories are as
; changeable as the weather, taking!
'on different shades and contours
as the days progress. The jan-
itor's wife asks few questions i
never any that are eniberrassing. ;
Perhups that is why those in her
care feel themselves so drawn to
her, and so anxious to "tell her
everything." Nor does she feel the
urge to violate their confidences
to the officers of the law.
Once in a while a woman comes
troii s nunriers ot tne .!'.
she went tch sleep. Smith said
he would file charges In the morn
ing. Her bond wan set at $1,000.
under her care who is sullen ami
morose. ' type, given little
duties around the. house and yard,
the same as the others under Mrs.
Daniels' supervision, soon finds
herself warming up to, the insplru.
tlon of the well known smile.
1 Tho sullen type of ' prlsdner Is
offset considerably by the kind
ho never knows herself, nor does
SIAMESE TWINS IN
DOUBLE MARRIAGE
onmanicd as far as U.sishe let anyone eise Know wnai sue
Angeles bv her sister, Oonstancu Ih going to do next. The Janitors
Flnlev Rc'ddv, who will, In ac-! wire recent ly had a you I hful fem
cordance with their plans, go oiit""" Prisoner of this description
t v..f Y.o-k uiul reman thet'O miner nei- chut. v .
with another sister, for two
monibs. She will return by way
of Hollywood, and spend a few
weeks with her sister Murrcl.
ibinllst Indies Auxiliary
Holds Meeting
Tho Ladles' Auxiliary of the
First Haptist church held a busi
ness meet In g t the church on
Tuesday, July D, Mrs. (leu. Young
presiding. After the routine busi
ness was attended to those present
enjoyed a treat at the soda foun
tain of .lariuin & Woods pharmacy.
Miss Jessie Matson, Miss Helen
Nydah Nell, Miss
trip to San Francisco and Los An-iat the shop of Harry Dixon in
geles where they
Wltter's brother.
will visit Mrs.
Roy Hill and
Dugan, Miss
f tin Kantlst cnurcil. wimo .wary i ieiioi icivn, ,him v.uiia.iivc ,, . . ,.
be held on the Llnfield college (Andrews. Miss Grace Malone. Miss j ' ' Hedwoods
I Julie Canfield ami Miss jean t. , -
campus.
American legion Auxiliary
Will Olvc llcncflt lwim-e
The American l.culon Auxiliary
Kill hold a dance at Jackson Hot
Sprlnss July S4. for the I.enetH
'. ot sendlnB the auxiliary quarlet to
4.Salcm to compete -for honrs with
other slilKlliK croups throughout
the .state during the state conven
tion" August ""'t '"
Tickets for tlie dance will Ro on
sale at frowson's the first of the
week. acconlliiB to tiie committee
in charce. Mcmhers of tlie quartet
who will enter the contest are
Murirarct lltlltton.il Williamson.,
i;ieanor furry, Mrs. W. T. HuukIi
city ami Miss Mell.a Williams.
Mr. anil Mrs. liael Creen
Bo.i.ll HuMDlitcr went to
lake I'rlday. where they will spend
pari of their two weeks' vacation,
and then motor to l!n ixl"ii -I'J'-i -Sra.
II. X. . I'luli KiilortnliHil
III (.IHIll I'llS"
Mr. and Mrs.. Frank llarwoo.l
of tirants I'ass ciitertui 1 thr 11
N. O. Bridge clul. hot Sal unlay
Di'.ii.lna .. III. U li II C O. k Olllll
Kent.
Itefreshments were served our- LiMenic Slimier
IllK tho evening j l.lllilii I'ark
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Smith. Mr.
mid Mrs. Jerry Hehoenfeld of San
Francisco. Mrs. Hert Oreer of Ash
land and house guests. Mrs. Har
vey llng and children, Wesley,
I'alsy anil Kllssell - of Iturliank,
W.-'ll. -'. Will .M.-cl jl'allf.. and Mr. and Mrs. II. l)el.osli
On Thursday enjoyed a picnic In l.lthla park
The ladles of the W. It. C. will ; ThuiKduy evening, tho occasion
hold a l.ushiess and lute al mecl- ocnm .uasier it ) n .mho,...,.
San r ramisco, working III craft
metal. Harry Dixon Is a brother
jf Maynard Dixon, the California
artist.
laillicran :onicn
Will Have Dinner
The Ladles' Aid society of the
Fnglish Lutheran church will
serve .nnother good dinner In lh
social rooms of the church on
Wednesday, July 17. at r.:30 to
7:30 p. m. Man." are looking for
ward to the enjoyment of these
delightful dinners and the ladles
have consented to eonlinuo this
service during the summer
months. The Indies invito the
puhlic to he their guests on the
ahovc date. Itrlng your families,
and your friends.
Lutheran Tidlcs Kujny
Summer Outing
The Ladles' Aid society of the
Kngllsh Lutheran church enjoyed
a delightful day at the I'luhrer'H
cahln on tlie ltogue Thursday ufl-
ernoon and cvoning. i-orty mcni
licrs and guests surrounded tables
laden with good things at the hour
of the evening meal.
In the afternoon a short busi
ness session was held, after which
Among those who will altend
Yeoman meeting at Klamath
Falls are Mr. nnd Mrs. Chris Wolff
Kathleen Wilson. Helen Wilson
and llatlie tlerhardt.
and
ing at the armory on July Is. All
members are Inviled to be present
to hear the reports made by the
ililegales who attended the yearly
convention of Ibe (I. A. it. and
W. li. I'. at Ncwberg.
Itefreshincnts of lee cream and
Diamond ' cake will be served.'
Mrs. A. K. KlcnnMt and ilnogh
lers. Hetty and Suzctte. left Satur
day for a two weeks' vacation In
l'orlland. wh-re they will visit
relatives and friends.
t r
Wenonah ( lull
Knlcrlaln Willi I'lcnle i
Thursday. July Mill.
Hunan club entertained their mem
and friends with
James t'rnwforil. of H e n o.
Nevada. Icfl here for his home
Tuesday after spending the past
Iwo weeks as the guest of Ills
daughter, .Mrs. Itobcrl SlraliR.
Itiiyal NclghlHirs
I'tloy liwu Party
Since that time I tjo summers games of every description were
have been spent In Chicago at the, engaged In. Delightful refresh
Art Institute und working with I mi nts . were served by Mrs. John
I'edro Lcmos, editor ot the riuhrer, the president of tho so
"Si hool Arts Magazine." j clely.
Three years ago Mr. Kenton !
went back to New York to take i Mrs. firlglishy llnMcss
additional work at Teachers' col- .'ll-l'innry Sia-loly
TO
T
Mum than 1 5i members of the
Itoslness and Professional Wo-
..,....v ..lob of Hie soiilbern Oregon lo "turn over a
.ii.:t..-i nod their families nnd lauswers Ihc first Idler always.
friends will gather al a picnic to
of cxbuberanee all of the ti
and manifested wild flights of Hie
imagination ill tile stories she Iold
concerning her past. Finding lillle
tasks for her to do anil furnishing
her books and magu.ineH to read,
tho girl was kept pleasantly occu
pied during her stay at the house
next the court house.
Mrs. Daniels, in almost every
case, receives letters of apprecia
tion from those who havo so
journed in her home, or In tlie
counly Jail under her care, even
after the prisoners have gone on
to the penitentiary or to distant
places. Most of liiese lire full of
plans for the future and promise
new leaf. She
be heldln (Hants I'ass park to
day. The' aggregation will take in
representatives f I Itosebiirg.
Mcilforil anil K In mill ll Falls, wllh
Crania I'ass playing tho Vole of
hostess.
Talks by the officers of tlie vari
ous clubs and si lal stunls to bo
put on by the entertainment eoin
iniltce of Hie Grunts Pass organi
zation will, furnish tlie program
for tho (lay. Some of the main,
hers and their friends will arrive
as early as 10 o'clock In tlie morn
ing. others plan on getting there
Just In time for the picnic dinner
at 1. Swimming will be one of
the main features of the afternoon.
Often she ' follows this up with, a
second and Ihlrd encouraging
Holes, also siiggestllng a smile.1
MANILA, V. I., July 13 (IP)
The Filipino "Siamese twins," Lu
Clo and Slmiilliio Uodlno. were map
rletl today to .auviuau unu viciu
rinn Mains, slstera'. The cere
iniiiiv, which look placo nt n Catho
lic church, was followed by a wed
ding festival lit the homo of Too-
doro Yungcd, Biiiirinn.il oi mo i-year-old
twins.
The mill-lingo wan ilcHplto thu
opposition of n licenso dork, who
argued that tho twins woro "ono
Individual wllh a dual norsonaiiiy,
and that their marriage would re-
milt in onu Individual huvliiB two
wives."
The I'hllllipino department of
Justice ordered that a licoiiso bo
grunted. i
GIRL BANDIT OF
! KANSAS IN COURT
Tol'UKA.. Kail.. July 13.
Mrs. Vivian Scraper, 2a. and Cecil
Strelt. Were arraigned today on
a highway rubbery charge In con
nection wllh the 11 t .liou payroll
robbery June "1. of W. L. Stalolis,
chief clerk for the Scciirlly llene
.flt association here,
Mrs. Scraper waived a prelimi
nary hearing and was bound over.
p lo the district court. Streit cn
Lltered a plea of not guilty to the
cbargo and his preliminary hear
";lng was set for Tuesday.
PORTLAND, Ore., July 13 (Tl
Hecaliso he In said to havo Bold
horscmeat under tho label of ,
'"Olnderijilns" Fr'Ml ilochlcrs,
Portland meat dealer, faced re
vocation of his license today. He
was arrested yesterday by tho
city meat Inspector after J. D.
Micklc. state dairy anil food com
missioner, testified Doehlers ad
mitted knowing bo had sent horse,
meat labeled "tenderloin."
SEES RADIO AS AID
lege. Columbia university. After
finishing tills he intended to re
turn to the west, lott instead an
swered a rail to Torrlngton, Conn.,
where his work now Is. In New
England lie finds environ men ts
Milted to his cosmopolitan t.'Hle;
The reKUlar monthly Hireling of
(he Woman's Missionary society of
the first Christian thun li was held
on the lawn hi tint home of Mrs.
.hi Hi Urlgsby, 3 1 fi Haven street,
Tuesday evening. July Uth. with
about thirty members present.
hut lent ii willing ear tills summer ! r'.iiowiriK 'he business essinn
to a mil from the "land of thehlei was preiddi d over hy the
Slsklyous." where he now Is. glv- 1 president, Mrs. H. L. Kay. au In
Inir to the i mi nit of t:ie Ashland i '"'Ostlng program was given by
Art Krhool. from out his boiiim-, M'H. Grlgsby's group. The lender
oils more of Hrllstfe. knowledge. Uave an excellent Introductory talk
Cnlurky indeed will he the bud-'"" "America's Childhood Ih-r lie-
din artist who tnissen the onnor- , demption." Tills wns followed by i
NO NEW TRIAL IN
ANN'S BALM SUIT
and bridge party at tneir o.-.". . M , fjthia psrk. I lime
ful home on Conklln avenm
ii... ..A wu fo
,."'.. . .V. in Med-; a nlcs
irs. cpai in., " iNichol.
... ....inn. in Khurim was Mrn
Mrs. Harwood was in im i u HMn Mrs. Sadie having the honon..
I'lu. l!,kv:il VnlL'liliom ii f Til lent
IkmI an enjoyable time Wednesday tunlty of studying with this In- ,,n" """" .ieM. ,
I afternoon- nt the beautiful subiir-' tru tor of such a varied store of11"- Hy V'N t"' lry
Umn home of the oracle. Mn Kva ; Lnow (edge and artistic culture. jbsby girl taken from one or the
' . . . . . . , .' ... . . . .. . . . . . .'Iillf.rcn'y l.,.n...w .if U liii-h the I
; Weilye. , p enic Was IIH1 on Ilie l 'sniHnu .-enooi oi .in , - - ' in morrow
1 ... ...... w, ll'liilllur f 1 1 1 1 li iimlliliilllM Ml V Mini I
larne shaoy lawn lonowru ny n.-'ii, i-mnn lencnot an oay liiips-' - "
hi rt buslneKK inpetiiiK, ali:o held day. r rlilay and (Saturday of each I " 1 " J- ,LMU " ," "I,IMM
on the lawn. one new meinb r , week, having "leHeherH pi obleins ! I,0"m- ' "ey mm' mho im
the We- i was added to the cHinp. An In-lin the forenoon and "arts and ,,,,,,y Graven In Foreign Landl.
t.iiviiiiu trniri-Hio wm hi runic t-d hv hhuh in me aitirrnoon. eacii nn
nicnle. Mi s. W ede. I'rizes were RU-n to , inree-nour iKsnons,
or tne games.
JMnaon, Wllgamol
M i s. Anna tai-Mintn. i ne nis- iiik prooieni in nano worK wn;i ....
xi nr.t. j, vwimot conuucien me
Mr. and JWrs. II. M. Mrighani
of Brooklyn.. N. V;, who inn reKlK-1
tered at a local auto camp and
are making a three mouths' tour I
jof the country, my thaf the people
Itippcar to ,1m tnoie friendly and
'courteous here than ill the east.
!Th"lr main' purpose ' In coming
lwestwn to visit ridallves on thy
coast. Mr. JJrlghuni. who .is a .
New Voi k la yer, said that they
1 I tl... r....1 lltnhl fit 14 llHV I
and -tfd not have to go out of hluh ' niainUu.tn. .-r, denied
gear, beeauso of the good roads
which are much heller tlnm In
i.. ii. 1.-1....V. i..m ibui Dm i divorcee, and n I lowed ftil day In
U;oulhern Oregon country Is imu-h
j more like the east than California
and a Iso much pleasanter. T!ie
hottest went her they encountered
wmh on the M-fjave desert, wherv
It was 117. Mi. and Mrs. isrlg-
CIIICACO,
lln I lai dliik'e
July l.'t. lyT) J'rank-
vi'jiltliy oil buriK'r
nm
lion tor a new trlnl in tlie breach
lot promise suit brought against
I him by Ann IJvliiKston, Tulsa
I which to fib- an append
' Attorneys for llaidliiRe, at-Kulng
i the motion Im-Ioi e ,) ucIk' ' 'barb's
Miller of Ilcusou, Ml., contended
'tlie $r,ot(0 Judgment awarded to
i.MlnM l.iviimston was excesslvo and
I'tiltTLANh, Ore., July 13. W)
Itadlo will increase attendance at
muKieal coneertH rather than tend
to decrease It. Harold A. hafount,
Washington. I. C federal radio
eominlsHloner, visiting here, sam.
because radio musicals will devel
op a tasto for more and hearers
will want to see the singers.
Kafoiint said he was making a
lour of northwest states and was
visiting tho variotiH licensed Htu
tlons. Tho , commissioner mild he be
lieved ' lite, outstanding thing In
radio yet Ih tlie whelesa telephone
connections "wllh the giant steam
ship Levinihan.
Contractu are being let, Lafount
(Hihl.-J'u'licn'by within a reasonable
rtme:Wegon residents will be able
to that with their friends. In
Maine.''
ha mare going to Crater lake
not In
deuce.
accordance with the evl-
KYDMIV 11') I'olleo of this
Australian city are striiKglhig with
ganus of drug addicts and vendors.
The illicit trade in nareollrtt hus
increased Krcatly of late, and in
I heir efforlH to run down the lead
ers of the gangs the police havo
arrested a number of physicians.
I nionarlr. w ho have been burled In
Neighbor. He offers in th efind to teai-h- ,'""m lanus. .mis. ora v nson
and WVtheral ers of the various grades ,n prai r'Hn " pupr. a ijmwr oi aimihr ; kitchen water mipply
Ural course conslstiiiK ut Interest-1 Il,r tne t hiirch conciuning
STOCKHOLM y't Hi
iJub-n. Nobel prize winner. h
vrnted H ook stove hb h ntores
heat geneiaied by coke and per
mits cookliiK at tcmperaim-en regt
itlxied bv ii fl 1m I. Il uIho heats the
l,KNINiltAI (fl More than a
third of the HuDO victlum of street
i-i.i..! ,ut uiul .iMtnniohlle lieclilenlS 111
riutfif ' ..' . .... iJIM, year were lntixlealed
I,,, I'tlllWliy rilies, FOU il 11" HUH UK'toini.
. . : ... ii... ... I n. v were killed, hurl
nave oeuouio -
rireei rum mcipuun'i
ssinu tlit' trackN.
... a iinti it. iiiiiwi.iiiiil or crlpph-d.
n.anHtiemeiit of the nmds. huH had victims, and uM persons
re tnjureii or met ucaui m uun-
hil receipts printed for two
minks, or filly cents. Th1 man
agement finds that li i.'spussei pre
f..,. i.,ni., hih ..i . iri.-t Hp out v ut Jackson count v wan . associated subject matter
After the -ame were over lr.j The "T afternwn alter a, visitor, ul.o eight Juveniles of! IP "ortu end crtl" lie teachc "'""'"1- l-rld, It bein(j In tliti na
Uowara Umto pr-..ilJ !' n . '
Hood lllver. Meyer Kmilh.lf' r to, pay that amount rather than
local cleaner and lallo rit, llmlalledj I" baled tint, court, an the law
additional .o,uluiiieiu, jurovlUca. , , ... ... ,'
mobile Hmimlicii,
Korent tlrove. Hlreeta will re
ceive wwo lop III South I'aik d
ilillon. ...