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MKDKOWl) MAIL TRimiXK, I'DFOHD, Ol.'Kt iPX. SI 'X DAY. Al'dl'sT 1, VA. V'XGV. FI VIC i 'ew$ of oociew M Irene DeLoih, 52 S Bonth Holly St. Phone 890 L or 71 1 a w 4 I Miss Greiner Honored, With Bridge Party Complimenting Miss Mary tirel. llcr, whoso wedding will fbo un i'V4'iu of this week. Mi s. Jay Cure, XI in. Joe .Murray Itostel. Misses Dorothy Reynolds and Iccl Kdwnr.1.1 wore hostesses for a bridge party it nd shower at the country liomc uf Mm. (ioro on Monday evening. Kittle Miss Hilly (lore presented tht; bride-elect with a basket filll t. ..iito , ,.,t iti various sized packages which proved to he a lovely 17-iiece set of Czecho-Slovalifa art crystal. Im-lmiiim ciKhl coblots. elplit sher bet plasses and a compote. Decorations were carried out with pladiolas in all colors. At hridKe Miss Many (ireiner and Mis Evelyn Wold won favors. Tho KHest list included: Miss Mary Ureiner, Mrs. Dydia Kin.;. Mrs. Ina Col vice, Mrs. .lames 8tcv ens. Mrs. Henry Prentice, Mrs. Irene DcDosh. Mrs. Chas. Itoaines, Kva Ncalon, Dorothy Ness and Mrs. Karl DaviB. Mr. and Mrs. (leorce T. Frev and , 111 tic ilaiihler. Heitv .leanne. left 1 Saturdav on a two weeks vacation I to be spent vlsiling in Salem ami i..iiunj Tl.nr u.r., ..,lmn.i.l..l on thofr trip by Mlsr. Lorena (leeriba-lg of Us AngeleK. Dinner IMrty Honoring Blrt Inlay Mrs. V. White entertained a birthday dinner party at 111 1 her homo on South Hollv street Sun-; day noon in honor of her birth-! (i:.v r,ml .-4lso ihe birthday tf Mrs. ! (lettrge Scott and John Dreed ins of Hogue river. The guests were seated at a table which was centered with a bowl of bright-colored nastur tiums. After dinner the guests at tended Hunt's Craterian. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Ceorue Scott. Mr. anil Mrs. John Itrned inc. Mr. and Mrs Charles Warren. Mr. and Mrs. W D. Moore. Miss Florence White. Miss Ksthcr Deck, all of Kogue Diver; 1 larlcy Oi minimis of Sis kiyou and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. While. f Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge dates and sun. Philip, left Saturday for their summer home at Lake of the Woods to spend ten days. Hostess for DuncheoH Hotel Mcdfonl Mrs. Cecil arons of Portland ehterrHined a group of friends iu luncheon at the Hotel Medford on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs,. sons will leave Monday for their home after spending ten days In this city where Mr. Darsons was atiendlng to business matters in inlerest of the Ohio Match Com pany. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Griffiths employees of the Mail Tribune, left yesterdav on a two weeks motor trip to Portland. Seattle d Drltish Columb'a. They were accompanied as far as Portland bv Mrs. !. N- MeCollom. l.llleltaill ;ue-.ts rnmi Out of Town Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Meeker and ; V A. Meeker are entcrtainiliK their, cousins. Mr. and Mrs. W. X. Wy c..(f and Horollwa. Alfred and I'loonas Wvooff of flrceley. Colo. The Wycoffs are inakinK a loin .t... nl livinc left llreeley ,,,..i,ih ac" and coinlns '.v way of Mesa Verda Talk. Crand c anion, soulherll ('ahforuia and .Mexico, iaiiollte from I.os Ancles l:iey visited Vosemlle I'ark and came the coast roiite from San Fran cisco. They expect to return lo Colorado via Yellowstone I'ark. Mis. Helen Hullis. .losephine. Jr.. ,11.0 eluh. annnunced tills pasl we. k. B.ul I-ee Spencer Hullis. arc spend-1 The attendance of t he cl., h has Vt.e a two weeks' online t.i,. alfallen off due to Ihe act that so J.iainond lake. Sell. Hullis Joined n.any arc away on tl.flr v..cii i. them over Ihe wceK-enti. ?;V''l;V;,fi;:U'ra .The l'vthlan elllli memhers nr.? re.niesled to meet al I'.ve. .-...o. l urk Thursday evening. M.irusl 5 nl s o'clock for a pa ' tainment for the nniK ?v" '-"" slst of cards followed by fresh - inonts. Will Make Home In I'ortlan.l. Mr. and Mrs. I'.o! I.v. here Monday f' lioyl will l'orlland. ke their home, " . vhere they will mas .ii irans.i" , Mr,iford Mrs. "alter no- Mi s '.oi l's p as, lioohKcepcr the Hoolrry. Mr ..,.1 Mrs. M l Fields and familv and Miss ll..rtl.ea Keldl-. who have been spending a two n.s-ks' vacation at Hiamolid lak". nre evpc.tcl to return tomorrow. TriM-llla Circle Will Mis-t The l'rlsoilla Circle "ill in.-.-' August Tth al Ihe h.nn- "f Mr-, l.vell at ti:1.-. Edwards sil. Mvlinnilng I'al'rly ir-.io.rlng Mrs. I., .lennliu.- t,- and Mis. ISalph T Jennings eut'-rlaiiied Tue-d.iy ev.-nin a -leiii.mlng and picnic pai' I... Anoli-uale in honor of i ,:U Mi' I .mi la Jennings' birthday ..nnive. iai'.v. . , Til Invlte.1 were Clair I man. Elva Mitchell. I.Ida KKm; Josephine K"ppe. Atai: ,il"v" Aubrey Norri. Paul J-nnlKK". Mf and Mrs. l.ouis Jeniiiiigs and .M . and Mrs. Italph .lenmiig-. I onil I'eople lo llcnil I lirl-tlan l lilin-h t i.ineiil.oil Carman K M "II. Mrs F ' Hint, Mrs. Mab-1 Chun h. Mr- Wll. If. Sworinstidt and Mix. l.ula H. lluwc i f tie- local "liristlotl church leave Tuesday for sValllc to at- lend (he National com ention uf the Christian churches. Mr. Moll will have charge uf Iho imislc for soioe of llie sessions and will do solo work. ;lcnn Mill, of Spokane, who has boon visiting his brother Car- Trinidad Matron I nlcrlnlns man K. Moll and fanillv will nl-1 tim'M Willi Picnic so attend the convention and will! A picnic oullng at Illg Lagoon make an address, to tile Young pcopl 's scs.-doti. I.yda Ferguson. Miss I1 mother mitl sister of 1 i-ai 1 ar- ! M r Mell. man K Mell. who haw been! mi.-sis at the Mell home two j weeks and have enjoyed the; ,,... nf the vallev ineludln t'rater' Lake, left Friday for Spo-1 L-.,r (it,..,., i,.lt l'iMiialiied un-! ill Tue-day when he accompanied j his brother to Seattle. tiirl Scours llnjoy Summer tamj. Under the leadership Ali.e i,.o.rfler. the first week of CJirl Scout camp on the Apple- gate is being brought to suc - coun-' cessful close. Tho tollowin cilors are in charge: hthel -1 1iK nature studv: Mvnt IUlell. work; Vivian loss, uia-. malics and sports; Dorothy unu - I man. ar" heiy ami swimming ' I':n(iee is the cook. I iiw ' ! t he liirla enrolled during the week arc: 'llzabeth Ferry, Fran- es Ferry, Kalhrine Stearns, lone Ames. Mariori Lewis, len I van Dermark, Mona. Hedges, Hor-;tv.o ii,v iianlels. Doris ttushear. Mil-! died Walker. Doria ration. I-uciia Corn. Doris Itundy. Maxim? I'eter son, Madge Kun7.man, lucillo L.it trell, Uobcrta Metzgar. j A picnic party of Grants J. Mrs. B. W. Shaver of Ontario, Ore. ,ladies was held Friday at thtfiWert' the dinner guests of Drs. i Kloeker cabin honoring Mrs. C. D. ' standard and Standard of Phoenix. I Jlobarl, a former resident oflThnrsday evening, the Mclloses Hants I'ass, now living in wan j fornia. 4 t'urrie Family l-eae AlU'i- Visit Here. Mrs. J. A. Currie and daughters. Miss Grace, Margaret and Kulh and guest. Miss Alice Hamilton of Canton, X. Y accompanied by Phil Dounsncrry. win icae o tor today for Oympia, w asn., j Upjl. inU(;nt,M. Mi(JS FAion MaCi wheru they will visit friends and;,rs 1vdic Vincent, mother of Mrs. I relatives. Mr. Dounsberry will '-ismndurd. and Mrs. J. O. N. Polling t turn to his home here in lwojnnU tiaUKillcl. Ish Mildred, ao- weeks, while Mrs. currie unu puny 1 will leave for their home in the ! east, where .Miss Grace Currie will Liitcr St. Daurence unJvevsity for her second year's work. Will SiM'iiil Vacation At CrcMvnl t'ily. Mis. F. N. Wano r and son. Kd ward. Mrs. W. "ooinsou no.. lu-r mother. Mr Cray and Mrs.; W. Tutny left Thursday sneiiil a lew wicks at Crescent City. Mrs. Fred I'arsons and daunh-: ter llcKina ac oinpanled Mr. sons on a liusiness trip to Kosi- hul K durlliK the past week. Thev returned home Saturday. , Khakeis entertain (.net Cihin on Ihe ltoltuo. Miss Alice Ituttcrfield lihiaiian of the l.os Ant-eles schools. Iinlcd hy her l.rother. Mark '"t - t.rfield. are oncsts of Ihe M"H' flat their caoin ai 1111000 . l..o lh. l:,.i5lie. This is .Mr. imttei - Ihlrd fishitiK I'lp I" I lift field i plait - Professional Women s Club Discontinue Meetings , The weekly noon luncheons o. iho liusiness and I rofesslonai Women's cluli will lie ilisonlinued . Mrs. .Maud Cliapmau. piesldenl of M,; on " If" cany mm ! Misses Uu.h How, nd Cr.l...m jMl-- JiI K'"'r Cleaver of I'lalnflel.l. New 0':'0H Mrs. .Iaeue l.enox and Miss l.o.s .o. ...... ..-.-hh.v lie." .or s.iei.i. : " ' ,,.,,, fa,her l.efo. e ! ' '.-o - - : returning to ll.c.r noun: m east. I Mis. finff lloles Hounrlng llaaghler Mrs. C. I.. loff cnle.ta.n.-,. a. her Inuiic on (leneva street. . ... a levelling, honoring her ii .ui.oi-i. ... .. ... K..tf :lsl(lll .? iss ......j i.e.og nv im.i " - , i following guests were present.) Mis. Kllth Dalley. llie .Misses .Mai lone Kelly. D.ootby t.oll. i-eu l lirown. Alice llolnibeck. llorolhy. Italighmali. Ileiilah Core. Marian ; Van S.oyoc. Maljorie tioff and the i .Mai Ian Van S. oyoc held high score and IteUlall time Ion score., Chry-anlheiiiiim Cln-le Imllisl To I'h iile l tirant." I'a Meinbers of Ch rysal.t lieiuuiii ' licl. No. s I. N. II. W., arc invited j by lb. Azal. a circle of lln.llts I'ass to atlind a pi. nlc supp- r to be h. Id in Ihe Cial.ls I'ass city .alk ..ii Friday. August Kill at P ni. I. .tell one t.illC lUll'h ail'l dl-llC. '..f i will be furnished. .n--nf u Khlng t 1" Itcrtha P nwell al - t-l IM .t Ht4 than Toe-day noon I'ciiiru Home I tit m 'laiiiina Mr. and Mrs. Kay M nnd , liildren aittv.-d ln.n.e Fri. lay from T.icotn.i. Wash., where Mrs. Moran , tnl mldr'Mi h.ivn he-n visiiing i'hi!ivv foi (-eeral v.efk- T!ie' H'ln accompanied hy Mi". tt McAtthur of i'oriland v ho will villi her parent. Mr. uliil Mrs. I". M. follies f l-IUrrl street. Mrs. M. -Arthur left yesterday fur 'Yes- . l City to spend several days nt Kndcet's Hcuch w horo hor sl-ior. -Mis. Ccorgo i 'cd.lliig mid children mid mother. Mrs. I. M. I orlics an spending a iwo weeks vacation. ocac.l was a very cnjo.Min.c ai- J fair arraiiKi'tl on Sunday by Mrs. J. It. C it I fin of Trinidad when Mie entertained in honor of her sifter, Miss Alia Naylor of Medford. Ore- nun. who is a lmu.se jjuc at the Urlffiu home. A jolly splash in the waters of the hiK'"u and a bounteous pienle Huu-heou were much Hie . Kioup. whu alsu I'njoyed by included a boat rid. linoiitf lite pastimes of the tlay. Sharinu the affair, were j.Mr.s. SanKsler. -Mrs. James L'nder j wood. Mr. and Mr. Lambert and i daughter. Mr. and M r.s. Kverett Miss (liiffin, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). llobsou. M . I'ady and son, lames, Mr. and Mrs, 1'arrish of mill 111., h. .iii.i- .mis. jojin urn i in. .ltishop Tine teog guest. Miss Altu Nnylor. Hum- uo u nu .... Miss I a b.-r i et urncd home III- --. 1 " " jWim. Mrs- Willi.-... i Ci.. rv :tol tl niL'htnr Mi ii1.i,.ii tm. . n i... I I daughter. Miss Helen, at by Mrs. (.tregorys two sisters, Mrs. Ar-iMary F'nyne and Mrs. John Hcin- street, w ill Icav Wednesday for a week's motor trip ov coast route. Di-s. Simula nl uf IMmk'uIx Fiitrtiaiit Idaho (iucM Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Mcllose of Nam pa, Idaho, ami Mr. and maining over Friday ami Satur day. m ..ii. Mcllose is a representative of the Sampson Music house of Doise ami Xampa. and Mrs. Mc llose is a voice, teacher of note in the southern Idaho-eastern Oregon country. They and the Drs. Stan- jdard are old friends of many years. 'w-,on Saturday Drs. Standard, wit:i companied the Mclloses as far asc,,n ""rstand why her relatives Crater 1-nke. where the entire na rty enjoyed tin scenery d u ri ng the day, and from there Mr. and M rs. Me Hose drove t Mend and via Hums returned to Nam pa. Idaho. Miss Loretta Crlmmins of De- tl.0, jij,.h.. arrived this nasi week , .oinl the ueddlnu of her i sin Ji Miss Mary (ireiner. whose inarrjaue 1 1 to Kdwaid C. Kelly will lie an event of Tuesday. , vlclmiu- lllrtlidar i Willi Ijiwii 1'iiity Tp yijsscs liutll and Curlntie ; O Alliini enter tain e d W illi a j "neighhorhood lawn patty. " at the j home of their parents on Cjuluee U,iwt Saturdav afternoon. In cele- ihiatlon of their hirthdavs. Af(r ,., ,, ,v(1,,, j ,,hlvl., ., ,ll,.,1..,n ,vo,r jun ,,, n w:(s lh(. 1(,st ,,,,.. alllr fealure of Ihe afternoon. ' l-'ifteep guests enjoyed i be bus and I 11 ' -1 1 ' " 1 "" IVUIII : 'orinne. MMntiiiins I'arly (hc a,,,,!,..,,,,. i A croup of fri is enjovr.l a , sn ., . ,,,.,,. lhl, A,rl.Hl,. j ,v,.,nr(iy cvolllI1t. A ..overe.l ;,Msll ,,,. .., M.,.v, llCi,.c , i ,.sn .m. fultw.(1 i,v cards. .rhtWI. on,lV,., . rf.l(l. M,.s Nl,.huli ,;,.. ,. iVr. ,Jae(M N,.1.. K..lth. , ,0(, wnon, M,.. ,, ,.,,. itioaoai ger. rraniiie iimaoarger. itotians Kinaiuirger and .Mr. ami lt ussell will roturn to Mcdfonl Sunday from Portland and Seattle where they spent the pant week selecting fall hats for ArYs. Denox's millinery, tdiop and attending tin; style shows In Seattle. ' Voungcr S't Kujoy liUiicbeiiii The Misiies Mary-Dee and Ihtro they Itoberts entertnlned a gioup of friends at luncheon at the Hotel Mcdfonl Thursday at 1 o'clock honoring the Misses Itulh Mown' and flruhant Cleaver, who arc visiting friends Iu tills city. Covers w ere pl.ir e.l for eight. Cards were enjoyed in the after noon, followed by a suiin In the near pool nt the Iloheiis home on Siskiyou Heights. Will Spend Vacation in California . Miss liladys Holmes of Central 'oint left Sunday for l.os ugces where she will visit friends. Heralho Miss White and MI Hansen, sister. Mrs. V. D. "trophy, and , -pent the H-t week end Ht Cither nt small daughter, ItarhnrH Klalne. B--i'ltv and the Oh-koti ( ave. aoln; companied her as far as San Fran- Cisco, where they will enjoy a two weeks' vacation. .'II- .IM'I .11 I ?l. '1. I , f"H'lJl Icavt' Monday on a two wnek VJ c:.T.on .rip nnn win mcioue . mi.- mom, H,m . .an uikcs hihj i,., jn- ncoie ri-er roui'v I ni-y ill oe i' conipanie.l t.y Mr. and Mr- i,. i. Voumt. of rhi"o. c.il. t mwroid Dodll. Idxliiil lrf.i' Popular Muh favov,thh- coin men 1 hm Im'pii hard concerning the f re well recitnl of Mies Alleen ('taw ford, well known pianlM of nouth ern Orison, n -hit h w .i orc.i-nir.il J Tueitiliy evening. Miss jl'raw ford's proKia-m wa; made up of some of the best com position of such noted master as Chop in. Us.i and other and displayed the remarkable talent and ability of this youn; artist to exeellent advaniae. . Miss fnvwford leaves In the near future for the east where she will enter the ltu-U Temple conserva-. tory to continue her studies. She , is remarkably well equipped to take! up tliis important work, bavin,; ieen a pupil of Kosa ltlackmore- Wilh'tt. the well known coneort j artist for nearly two yearn. I'mler 1 Mrs. Willeit's expert tulelai;e she j lias developed ruptdly ami should ; be hi a fine position. i The best wishes of a larce circle ' of friends and admirers will ac- 1 company Miss Crawford when She i departs for 1'hlcago. Ktbelwyu It. jbiffnmiiu Uclurns lYtun C-aUl'oniUi Trip Mrs. Ktbelwyu IL Hoffmann re turned to Med ford Friday after j spending the past t hree weeks m i I. os Angeles and San Kra netscu. I Ual.. where she attended the fall I s;yie snows ami seocieu aii1(' 1 I j for her simp. i (ne of the pleasant features of; Mrs. Hoffmann's vacation trip wa ; the French promenade of styles t i Anna 'alien. (Hot Springs). Mex ico. July 27. This place Is the Monte fario of ihi country and the display of Parisian creations was marvelous. Only invited guests '"' ' wul , ",? .Metnoru lrienos tnai iney win tie IdoliKhted with my fall clothes. ! many of which are comes uf Paris models. Browns In various tones are predominate. but blue and black are ftlso very good," Mrs. Hoffmann said yesterday in dis cussing the color fttrccast for fall and winter. Mrs. Howard Harlo l-'ntortniiis Omaha Hclallex Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kalott iuid family of Omaha were visit orn In Metlford on Sunday last a,t the homes of Dev. Katon of tho Daptl.-tt church and Mrs. Howard Darto on West Second street. ' Mrs. Darto took Mrs. Knton to se her aunt, Mrs. Catherine X. Daw. at her homo near Kogue Diver on Sunday. , . I M rs. Baton enjoyed the drive along the beautiful Hogue river i a nd .-;,-.v ..,. on t here love southern Oregon so well. Khe was much pleased with the plctu.es.iue eltin of Mrs. I home amoni; the heaullftil trees anu nuts. Mr. hiuI Mrs. Itaiihoc VUilli.r- In Mmirj.tft Mr nn.l Mr- T. V. Ivnnl.nr vli..(rl to thr no visitmu- In Medford for a few mnnlliti ti rn livim ill llln hritno of Mrs. Howard IJarto. 837 W. Second street. Mr. Ivan hoe brought home a bride from South America. The couple have been married only two months and are enjoying manv trips to places of Interest in Oregon. Mr. Ivanhoe Is nn Oregon man and has been a member of Med ford post American Legion for b' number of years. Melford (iartlen tluli T Mm FVIflay The Medford riardn rlub ill hod a Social nnetlnc at the home of Mrs. Carl Swigart. 211 tJcnes- see street, Friday, August ninth at three p. m. t This will be an informal meeting yet some business will be trans- ' acted. ! These socki.1 meetings In th" j homes are proving a decided sut -cess. . i The meeting at Mrs. Uundy'a two weeks ago in llie nature of a gar- j den party was most cnjoyahlc. ; Ashland Ait SWi.miI lining l'lne Work 1'hdcr the instruction of the four splendid teachers. Miss Hello Cady While, director: Miss Mar guerite Hansen. V. Kay Feliton and Stanley (.!. Hrenelser. 11." j School of Art iu Ashland Is pro . irrosslnir A new pupil. Mrs. Dalton ox of Medfor.l enlcre.l Ihe flrsl of Hi.. V eek. Mrs. Cox w ill be aide lo complete one course In arts an crafts during the remainder of III.' term. The landscape In oil class are really doing some very creditable studies from Oregon scenery tin der the siiiiei-vlslon of Miss lleli" (.'.vt- While. The crafts and design clae. under Mr. Fenton. are already nun pleliti Home hainKonie pfeeet. Stanley J. Drenei-er has th" laixesi c la hxi 'M In piclmial am! commercial art and the ntmbtit" are getting real pleaMiie out of th work. Quile a number of the stud 'iiN. a fur south un the Doostep , highway as F.urVkH. Cul. t Heal work will ,e mine the com- IliL-. WO. .If fltll-r'lftl.. lilt ..11 l.t.,1.1. I.'V and at the end uf the 1 . fit t veiling. nr.li.ir .ft..,rw.,. u . ; Axiiillst .,,,. H1 vxilihH M( h(. rvl(. 111 A-ihlait'l i (-.,.,. v..n.. ... 1.1 to thv exhibit, hoth u ft noon and eveti- ! In It Ib much easier to ctit jsitato halls with a French vegetable col ter before cooking, as they hold to gether better. ilorvallls Majentlc theatre k"iii open with Iri-t.allrttion Vltu phone equipment. Social Events of Church Societies Christian Church Society WM, Meet Tuesday Tlu, v um;M1-s m isioitai v sueielv of ho F,rsl rlnistilin cluitch will ,,,, ,nr 0m of Vrs t- n Hnvtl Tut.sav t.veninB at N o'clock, Mrs A ( , Kailsluit k will be leader i brKiiaii t'lumii SH'iety ill Uvt TueMlay The Missionary Society of the i'hrisiian church will hold their regular monthly meet in Tuesday e enii, August tUh at S o'clock. at the home of Mrs. t'larcncc Hoyd on Kind's Highway Ml ; ui embers and friends are urge to attend. An interesting pro-, I ram has been arranged. ' Mi. Uailhlmck's group will lunv the presentation period. llapilt Clum-h Kujoy ' Fcilouvhip Supper The monthly fellowship supper , of the First Daptist church was held Wednesday evening at f.::ili; in l he reereal bin hall of Hie : church. Deep thtuigh the evetiing was warm and many awav on their Ivacalions. thiee tables full enjoyed tin- K t rins. Mrs. It. 11. Hryant. chairman for the evening, introduced A. J. An derson as song leader. Mrs. K. K. Wilson hat) the devut iunals. giving thoughts from Paul, the great ex ample for Christians. Mrs. M. Franco of Sacra metito who is visiting in the city, nave a description of her trip with Mrs. C. 11. Warren and oilier friends thru Yosemite National park--l he hotels, the falls the drives, ibe walls ttf rook and even Hie feed ing of tin- bears were seen in her wind pictures. Dr. Kva Mains Carlo w told of new churches vlsiied in the differ ent cities. We are glad we have now churches In .Metlforil. She also told of visiting Hie oldest or one of tilt; oldest churches in the Unit ed Slates., St. Louis Cathedral In New Orleans. The stained glass windows ami Ibe paintings were all brought from France. Dr. F. (i. Cat-low told about the cemeteries, where they bury above ground. The wall of this old ceme- t,.v (.neli will hi. 1.1 one coffin. (They are three ahovc each other. iTheso ai'i rented or sold to faln- llf.tu- Tlii.1. u.mln.l nlMi uli.n.. , . ,,.,,. , ,, vca,. ,, ,,,. , .,,,, ,, ri,(,v , ,.,.nl , . Th(1 ,., f ieni 10 some one else. I lie rest ol 1 1 lit- cemetery Is filled will, family! iloinhs of marhlo. hrick or stone. - ! I Mrs. II. II. Ilrvaul told of her I old home" In Indiana, hrr ',"i Next month will prohahly have ! "lure vucallon stories. Radio Program KMED Mall Trlbuna-Vlrgln atatlen icstlng. I realized thai science was spreau rapio.y .110. i e. A peppy program of popul ir th,. solution for me. -walked to llie monastery from dis- dancc music Is scheduled for I'opco 1 "Had Mr. Fdisoti specialized In taut villages lo hear llie peal of hour from I. to HI p. m. Tuesday. the classics, we would not have the ) myslei Ions bells and lo se "flam when Ihe Copeo syncopators ap- electric light, and. for that matter, j Ing tongues of heaven." which were pear at llie KKMI.II studios. Ill addition lo the latest dance hits! Ihls versatile orchestra will pre- sent several selections of a semi- j classic type lo give variety lo their i program. Many local radio fans plan lo tune in on this attractive radio offering of the t.'alifoi hi. Oregon l'ower company. G. 0. FCIRCLE QUITS; I I.OUISVII.I.I:. Ky., Aug. . ll'i The resignation of Mrs. A. T. Ilert of Louisville, as vice chair man of the republican national enmiuitl has been hi t he hands of Hubert Work, retiring ohnlr- '" '" " - r,M : ;.uary. sue Sam III a ioie,,oo eonversallon with the t'oiirler I our nal from her summer home at Mackinac Islam!.. Mich. Mrs. Hert declared, however, that she will still hold Ho- ponl- t ion of republican conimlltecman from Kentucky. Mrs. Hert tohl the Coin fer .lotirnal she hopes Mrs. Worthing Scrim ton of Scran ton. Pa., will be her Mircensor. ST. MiflS. Auk In nrati.ee pdjituirfs. uklalioniH oil in. ui today from Tuba h; (nmiuiic'-'l he had jHimt-wearing air 3 oVi rind p. .mild Daly. ;i i l lvi '1 here airplJitl". He sii.iicd a ta tour of the country In the Intfi -t!' en-Ibb cloth? for iii'-n ' He expects to continue lomon ow . eti -cling t lie then to the en! coa-t. f "more bis tour i -.( an I KASKAKKK. Vi 3 4--FI New Voi k On' n I section hand wore killed today when they were Struck by h locoiti'-the while re pairing Hacks on the omp.iiiy's line near here. - ; "iiiiiiuer at Norfolk. j ANOTHER MALE IN FISHERToOKSFOR I PAJAMAS LOOSED BAIT; PIS GEM , i MI0F0P,DEU5n3-16!lllE The holies of Medford and smith -ci u orcyon are to have a rare lieat for four after mums of m t week, hcfclnnint; Tuesday, Auyusi I :ith. in the way of out -oi -doors free cook I UK lessons. This will be the first series of lesions in I I lode in cooking we know of to be held out in Hie open and will l be under the trees in the chlt . tircn's play grounds on Fast Mala Street, Just across the Dear creek , bridge. Arrangements are being : uiatle lo make these afternoons 1 not only profitable but comfort- ; 'able and delightful. These lessons will be given by t .the Soilthen Oregon Gas Corpora tion and I he Mail Tribune ami will be iihsolutcly free. Miss Victoria Warner, of the home service bureau of Hie Tap poii Store Company, of Mansfield. Ohio, who conducted the lessons las year ami who delighted the ladies so well with her charming personality ami t horo knowledge of the art of cooking, will be in charge again this year. M Iss Warner Is a graduate of the University uf Wisconsin and ii nationally recog nixed dictiiion and home economics expert.. She will have an interest In every one who attends 1(nd will offer recipes and original suggestions lhat will revive the interest of - i.vi.n- M1..M.I.IM-U ttt tin. fiiinilc In the every -day home bill of fare. , These classes are open to every , woman of Mcdfonl and Iho lloKne Klvcr valley, whether she Is cook-1 and return home in time to pti Ine In tln.v kitchenette or lnan-pai-e the evonlnK meal. There atlllK Ihe diet for a lai'Be family. I will he llmple parkim: space fmr They are to he quite Informal and. those out-ol-town quests who are to he featured with dally in-drive to this city. WIZARD'S BOY IN 1 RUSSIAN MONKS RADIO CHAT TO WORLD TELLS ALL Ni;V VllKK. Aug. :l. (!) Wil- i bur II. Huston of Heat lie, winner of the IMIson s.-hol.-.rshlo. loniuht ' told a radio audience why he chose ' I to become a scientist ra.her I hail ' I the ell.ssieal student his father ' wanted him to he. i Speaking over a coast-to-eoast ' network of Ihe National llroadcast- Inn coniniinv Ihe I H.vear.ol.l urn-( lege of the electrical wizard siiIiIlJ "When I looked aroun.l for ihe! llill.g which made life most Inter- I I would not he talking lo you over the radio this evening. Certainly wasn't Ihe know ledge of II. e slegeof Troy which enaVile.l him lo discover the radio s basic prlnol- : pies, or lo Invent the phonograph It was his genius first ol all. plus his scientific training in which he learned useful things." Jfl BE AT DESK MINIMIS. A hit. 3. fl'j -DecaiiM' f cont In tied good pronresa King ' rw-orge has been able to transact business personally during the pat few days and has spent sev eral hours at his dek dealing t with matters prcvhmly handled hv his necreti.rv Allhoiitrh he hasi Out l.i.-n foiloto I'.ii. lfitiL'Imm l't.l - aie yfiice his I:. si oocratlon. this'1''- "liirkc. released yesterday wa -(1I1 laiL-elv lo he due to tin- miltnlde w-ather, It Is now thought the king will be able to make the Joiirncv to Kaiidilnghnm wllhln the next tw. weeks in order to carry hi, ol Iglual plans of spending summer at Norfolk. the P'HTD.W: DDI'IIS. Mo., Aug. t. Opening fhclN In quest of halt for his fishing lines. Ar thur Itntiiev. pound master "f I'oolar Kliiff vi-sterdnv found a pearl wliich local Jewelers esll-itlon that a permit for the meeting mated to he worth IJeao. It wa'had t n i evoked. tiikeii from ihe Dlack river, north i K'r men were fined 110 each of here Knicv w.is on an an ii tut I fishing nip. weighed l 7 'v arum The pearl ' r;t'A V AQl'ID, Hcumlor. Aug. 3. --tVi l-:mpto.M ot the hanks here went on Htrlk today, excepting t hone wit-king for t he I 'entr jbaiik. II ; Si'u -' : M ;'! V 'till , S RS IISS ICKlltIA v.itxi:it i..i-mUsioiH dnrini.- which guest may discuss with their neighbors Hie pros ami cons of the thing they have lust beard, The cookitnr classes will com- meiice each day 00 o'clock ami end at ! allow inK plenty of lime for housewives lo utten.1', jT ABUSED PEASANTS KA MA It A. I. S. S. Ii., Aug. 3- I'I'i- Ms monks llav n omen- - cd III il-.illl for practicing mslli rites In which a girl named Neschadlna wn " : maintaining Vavilova Oola all! lull I -soviet commune Ten others " ere seillen. ed lo various terms ol Imprisonment. Several monks Weill lllto the Samara steppe and far from omen human hahltallons dug i several cells. The fame of alleged eur?s simply rockets. WitncsMH t'-sitfi'd lhat n favor-! ite form of cure with the monks was to ulrelch Ihe patient across! ihe ihrcxhohl and lash him with; rods to drive mil Ihe devil of dls-f ease, praetl They wee also accused of ng vn-e u.oo-. ...v Ku.f-v v confession and women. One of those sentenced to 'death was said to havo preached that "ihe present government emanates from the devil and the heavenly Mlgiis predict Its hasty end. De livers should not heed tin laws." AT PRISON GATE - I-KAVKN WullTII, Kans . Aug :i i ! 'l1 - ' F. b" niicy and Kayiuon.l from ' ' "il penitentiary here, wei aken liito custody again by of- ' ""crs am. nriaigne.i i o.-.oro " United Stale mm Isslimer. Keiiney Is charged by Indictment Willi lialisnorllng a slo.ell liloioi in' from Sacramento, i.al. lenver. ' He Is being held lind 10. ana bond. W, h for leg of of . 1 ,er"no,n a ma", box. He Is h,. Ing held under $l "" hmid await - illg renioMil orders. 0PRIS0N.BEAT, I'riv Pltlsbiirgli Hcils i no concession of major Importance. PlTTSIiritim. Pa.. Aug. 3. (JPt' "The Impression Is widely cur - Police M.igi-hait- A. D. Drandon ! rent throughout the United Stales todav dischaige.i tine., gn Is and a'thHt the government, finding tH I man w ho. viih .'I uMirs. were a. - ! retted during an iutern.itPmnl untl - war d.iv deuHMtstrMlon Thutsda ' night. The magistrate dismissed the piUom rs af r their counsel lb luol received no notified- -(H"l il.MPrn. Mas., Ausj. S. - ll'i - Mi; and Mis. Calvin Cool l.lge wer. rhi gue.-t t.f honor at the thirt) -Dili . annual reunion o the Hons and (laughters of South- ampion neie touay. i ne lornier l I piettdent nml Alts, coniinge were made mcmhciit of the asocliitlunt CONVERSII iu urn wmt WAS! 1 1NGTUN. A ug. 3 lT) President Hoover has declined to giant cUomncy to James Horace Alderman, under sentence to be executed August 17 for killing two coast guardsmen off the coast ot Florida In 1927.. Alderman was found guilty of killing Victor A. lamiy and Sid ney c. Sanderlln, near Fort I-aud-erdale, while the coast guards men were attempting to transfer liipior found on Alderman's boat to u coast guard cutter. MIAMI. Flu. P) Religious con- version holds out a to a condemned Flo .lames Horace A hope for Ut'i Florldan. Alderman, 00- y ear-old desperado sentenced to die August 17 fr killing two coast, guardsmen and a secret nor vie man, has appealed to President Hoover for executive clemency on the grounds that he has become eonvertd to tho Christian faith and has in turn converted score of other criminals. Alderman apparently lost a year's legal battle to escape hang inir when the United States Bu- premc Court In Juno refused to take a hand In his case. While attorneys w-cro flBhtins for his life In llireo courts. A I- i derman declares that lie led rcft-ll- lar prayer mectiiKS in in me jhck- sonvlllc jail nml (rnv spiniuni no lief to his cell niatos. Alderinan s killing of three flov- crnnient operatives climaxed, a, long career of tfiilne lhat had for. Its background both Florida coasts as well as the Kverglndes. Convicted V rum-running and the robbery of a Seminole Indian ehleftan, Alderman served prison terms for both offenses before lm ' was found guilty of murder. At , the time of his arrest on tho lat ter charge he wns under bond, accused of smuggling aliens Intu : Ihe United Slates from Cuba. - In August l!li!7, Alderman, his confessed partner In liquor traf ) flc, Hobcrt E. Woeeh. and a rum laden Deal were acizcu on run Lauderdale. Kin., nnd tho men there taken nhourd a coast guard cutler. On the patrol hoat Alderman led nn ottack on his captors and gained possession of Iho Govern- i ment crnft. Const guardsmen said mUa them n. .i. ..i.,.,i,o in tilratn atvln when a secret pervlco man. Rob ert E. Webster, led a counter of- . i fenslve to relako the cutter. Web ster nnd two const guardsmen. i.mn.i In 1... nn.olni 1-iin . . ... ... i-,i-,i if defense. but was found RUllty of murd?r. by a Jury In Federal court horo In January. 1928. Wcerh entered n plea of guilty to lesser charges: and received a light sentoneo.-. , Federal Judge Halstead I. Hit- , ler, who pronounced tho.. death sentence on Alderman, has Issued an order barring all newspaper men from tho sceno of tho..cxc : cut Ion. i He nlso warned official attend- njtB'tiut flny 0)0 wHnPMfne th hanging and divulging details ot i WU.LIAMSTOWN, Mass.. Auj.' 3. W) The recent setllemont Ue- liveen the Mexican government and' .1... tl..n... C..II...II.I nhlircll t.:tt ' ....,.., . uniilieiy lo cn.iure, i.mi-fi Ing. author of "Mexico nnd Its Her itage." an extensive traveler ,1n Mexico nnd' editor of the I'ortlan.l News, today told the general con ference on Mexico of tho Instltuta (n of politics. It seems umiKciy mai litis svi ! llcment can be permanent when one reviews the long standing con- :!"'-t "" " - ' realize, how dissatisfied the church. with the nrcsent position. said )1 Mr. Hruenlng. "By the present- agreement the church has gained ; task of keeping religion away from ; the people all Impossible ono. WH : forced lo yield and come to term ! with the church. That Is Incorrect. "Some time ago. the church ob- Jected to the KovHrnmeniai ucyrc stipulating that the clergy must reglstvr, and that only Mexicans hy birth may be ministers of re. liKlon. The church order4 the withdrawal of the clergy from the churches, expeetlnn to create a situation which would brlhff tho government to Its knees. CorvulH. t'ontruetion pn Kiesfliim rapidly on Vance Taylor building. , K t 71 J
