MKPFOIJI) M All, TUIISI'XK. MKOKORP. OI.T.CON. srD AY. Wid'ST is.
PAOT, FtVW
9
Irene DeI,oh, S25 Sonth Holly Hi.- riione SWO L or 71
mill gMfl
V, '-'f few ' In? e
Hriituo l.iiiichc-ou
I Item nf Hit Neck
Mrs. (. C. 1 in a Mil Mrs.
K. W. Sh-eler entertained :t a
1 o Kick luncheon on Thur-u.ty
;rt I In lit Iter's homo in Siskh;o.i
Heights. Uridne formed the ill-
rr.-tiuii, of I he n ftcrnoull. M rs.
Hall Dtty hold Idyll score. Mi?;-;
JessJc Tyrce second and Mrs. D.
Those who enjoyed ih's uff.i tv
Included Mesdames. K. Day, I.
Corf, L. I'lrleh. I. Tyrce, M
iloKan, Iuiiiin, Uiundsboun""
liohl. C. Ilralcy. C. Wine. 1.
Itumphrys. CI. Newbury, w. Shep
h id. Mis. W. Holt and MI.sk Jes
sie Tyrce.
The 11 nn Ha I
Labor Hay bull of
the American la-Kioti. wliich is
M'hodukMl for Monday. Sept. -nd.
promises to be ine uf the most
popular affalra f the season.
J'rocoeds of the event will be used
1 1 10 tn nnv I'm- t he nrw fa I it'll e
uniforms of the Mc-dfonl post
drum corps and preparations are
being made lo take care of a record
crowd. The rommitiee in charge
of Ihe affair will hold a meeting
m the Armurv tomorrow nicht t0""'' 1 aciuc coa:i nips very in
perfect final plans.
Itrldcc lnrty by
'I In- MivCM tiorv
The M i.rs bulah (Jure and
A lice 1 Udinhack entertained on
Thursday evening, August Ij. wilhi
live tablet of bridge, for a group t
nf eirlH who am sunn leavimr fort
cuIIcro. High score was made by
Thelma l'erozzl. and low score by
Cecile Cosh.
A tnusicul program was enjoyed,
whiyh included voiral iiunibets by
Cccile Coss and Kllow Mae Wilson:
piano solos by Aileen Crawf.M-d.
Yrr Dean Harvey, lieutah Core.
and Albe llolmbaek. :
Tho.sc present were: .Aileen
Crawford, Frederick.-! liruninier.
"er Dean Harvey. Thelma I'ernzzi.
Creile Cuss. 'ivian Coss, lOllow 1
Mae Wilson. Hetty Janes, Klinm i '
(.n th. Margery J ally, Kli.ahH h
Kwlgart. Jean Swigart. Marjorio j
tloff. Dorothv Coff. Marinrie Kelviuul m m,,",ls Jionuay auernooiij
lorothv Kiids. Opal H a r v e y. : honoring Mrs. J. Wlllard He Yoe o." j
Louise Stokes. Margaret Turner. ' Homona, Calif. Tim afternoon!
Hostesses: Kculah (.Jure and M; s spent in reviving the happy;
Alice Hulmback. ! memories connected vith the your;
j Itcv. and Mrs. He Voc spent :n
A welcome addition to Mcdford's; M dford as p.istur and wife uf the1
music circles Is Mrs. Venus I lop- i Kirst M. K. rlunvli. Kev. He Yoe,
per. soprano soloist and radio ar- j passed away at Salem two years J
tist of I.os Angeles, Mi-H. I topper j ago. Since that time Mrs. He Voc j
iias. appeared on some of the lead- and Paul have resided at Pomona, j
hit radio stations of the cost. In- , During the afternoon Mrs. Heine.
eluding K NX of Hollywood and
KI'I and will make her first radio'
debut, in Med ford Tuesday, Aug. ;
27. through the ouurtcsy of t!o
'alifornia Oregon Cower cum- ;
pauy. Other well known artists
oil the Cupeo program fir that i
date will include Mis Fv. lyu '
Wold, pianist and Oeorgc Peck
Uh in. basso. '
Rev. and Mrs. Nelson Honored,
Covered Dish Luncheon
Itcv. and Mrs. Hoy Nelson of ..Mr? j
Minnvillo. formerly of Phn-nix. ;
were honored Kuests at a covered ;
dish luncheon given by ihc Crosby-
terian church congregaiion of i
Chornix Sunday following I ho
morning service w hich Hev. Nelson j
prrache!. I
Hev. and Mrs. Nelson, who re-
Fblcd at Clmenlx for neural yar: . 1
end who liHve been at McMmmiHe
for the patd year, have been vj; ic :
Ing old frlendn and relativen in the ;
Covers were placed for ..no hmi- vpi;ii 'ra4i
ilred and fifty guesln. Dinner whs; M.s m a (..onard and dangh
served In the parloiM of Ihe chnreli. t((,p iltlvn of !M)i- wst - nth were
KriendH from Ashland ami Mcdfiird
were present.
Hev. and Mrs. Nelson l"il for
Ib-lr home on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mr:. Albert KoMiarli
havr returned to their honie in
J'atk Falls. Wis., after two weeks
Fpcnt with Mr. ami Mrs. .1. P.
Flrigrl. during which time they
visited Crater bike and other
prrni,. po'nts. M rs. K'osliacU and
Mrs. Fliegel are sisters.
f
1odgv Picnic
Mthin Park
The Dcgrr c of Honor b'dge
riiterlaineil their families and
few friends w ith a pi nie luncheon
in Lithia Park last Sunday
Mrs. Deti Ick was chairman or
the lunch committee, assisted by
Mrs. John Seyler. These ladies
aro to be commended for the
bounteous spread.
Mr, and Mrs. H
Wilson 1
brought as guests Mrs. Alice Spink
Mis. Ida Fisher and Mrs. Howard
Itarlo.
About tw en! y-five guests en
Jocd the picnic.
Mi. and Mrs. Paul Voting and
Jul, Deverick. brother of M :
T'oimir. fi-niu Santa I'liUla. Calif..
an visiting with their parent-. Mr.
and Mrs. Ceu. P.. Voiin?
fririnls.
Visitor Here
From Canada
Mrs. Arlhiir l.lvcrsidge. from We- '
tavkwln. Alberta. Canada. Is vi -ft-
Inir hor mm. A. A. I A vet sidge, of In
Medford Sheet Metal wurks. and
other relative at .".' Calm sin e'.
She will leave soon for Shu H :
eiseo to visit her daughter hel
returnitiK home.
Mrs. John N. Tayb.r f:oto i
eoroH W hsIi.. i- xpendiim 'or vmm
Hon here visiting h-r pr-nts.
ami .Mrs. Geo. H. Yohiik-
Pli.fc-huial omen - lab
V II Mine IMciiic.
A Tic- Hustm-.-s and l'i 1 -in:.
omen's clubs ol .Me.Um d
Orants Caf will haM a din ti
nt Humiy'e Orill ' the lb - '
rtv-r. iiIxax Di.Iii Hl'l on Toe
day e mine. A vie n-; :t h- '
t
will ho provided for lhuc who
WMl In K. Atl IlieilllcM's nn
asked to in't mm I'.Milial A vent::
n ;u the M'-dford Nm hm.il bank
at -Villi. An interest In;; program
has been plann-al and a jtilly Unit
is a in iotpatcd. Knr ivMTViit ions
"nil Mb s Maud Chapman, phone
Harvey Miik. edilor nf the Hur
harik Heview, joined bin wife nnd !
family this work on 11 vMt lo M
It-'rt Creer. Tlmy spent (he week.!
end In Ku,'ene and will riMiirii to '
liurljiiiik next -week. Mm. IJnj; !
and children have
months in Ashland.
Spend 'll(lliiMI
sp-nt
0,1
Mr. and .Mrs. ('. I'. Ivanhoe and
i Mr. Ivanhoe's ehililren Ciacie I.ou,
' Hobbie and Iluster. left Wednesday
; fnr a week's n ip by auto, w hich
will include the Josephine Caves.
'Crescent City, Kureka and the
! It"'pvell highway Lo San l-'ran- j
: vlHi'" d OakbiiHl. i
I Tllis -''.untry is all new to Mrs.
Ivanhoe who wa raised in fentral j
1 Soulh America. Iherefore she finds j
; ICI C.ilillf,'.
Mr. and Mrs. lave (triffith are
home from a two weeks auto trip I
to points of interest in On-gnn. I
Washington and British Columbia. '
Mrs. Rookard Hostess I
For Theatre Party 1
W t 1fn,.n,;i -.r !. u,n-w.
; tHo store gave a theatre party thi.s i
week in honor of Mrs. Arthur j
, liveisidgo from Wetaskwin. Al-
berta. Canada. '
j Cucsts included Mrs. Arthur l-lv-
'crtddge. Mrs. M. Harrison, Mrs. O. i
j. Wolfe. Mrs. Spence and Mrs.;
yv (', Hook I'd.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. I-;. Marsh have j
.returned fnou a two wc-Us vaca
i ttnn nn the cuast. j
j Mi's. T. (i. Heine Hostess j
1 Honoring (Mil-oC-'I'own (iucst.
Mrs. T. ti. Heine entertained "a
Uted by Mrs. Floyd W'llilock.
Murgarcte llatenian, sevred deli- j
eious refreshments. .Tti frl' iids eaM- j
cd dtiritr (he afiernooii.
!
Miss I.ueill- Simmnu of !ia (
West Tenth lefl Mnill'ord I.kIh.v by
airplane fur San FranciM-o where.
she will xpond her vacation. Miss j
ShiiiiMHis is employed here hy tin-:
California Oregon Power company.
The McKcc Family
New HcsidenK uf Milford. 1
Mrs. C. It. Mc Km ami daugh-j
er. Helen, will arrive today from!
thikland. Calif., to Join Mi. McKeo.
new manager of t In' Chase-Oar- j
field Co. of Med lord branch for
Chrysler c;,rs. I
Thry w ill be at home at 5 IS ;
P.ilm vt)-(.,.;.
Mrs. M.:K"e.; nod daUL-b(rr .--pent
thf past tun niomh'.! vi;.ititm rla-:
tn e:i and friend;, a' their former j
home jn Parson;,, Kan. I
Tho family ha, livrd oil the roast
ailed to Itakersfield. Ctililnrnia.
'due to the death of Mrs. Leonard's .
ibrolher. John Doras, of thai city.
HmiMoii'Kcglcr Wnhlhig-
Soeiilli4 lltrf.
Characterized by a nub t charm, j
;the marriage ,.f Mrs. Hose M. Hr -(
' ler to Claude M. Houston was ol-
' etiini'ed at the parsonage of the (
; M. I). Church. South. Saturday eve- ,
' ning. August l')th with Hev. James!
' i:. Condor officiating. They we"e j
iattend'-d by Mr. and Mrs. William,
! H. Hobcrts. Only near relatives
: wer present. !
The bride i well know n here. ;
h. ing residerl In Med ford for sv- ;
era! years an1 Is employed in Ihi
offlt of Th- Snyd-r U;
Iry and
Produce company. )
Mr. Housion Is connected with
t he local post office where he has
been employed for several years a
clerk and was recently promoted
tn the 01 lice 01 HUpcr:nn nur-m 01
mails.
Miss M;irgurct llensbw. (.f tip
Mail Tribune. b-ft Wednesday
morning by motor for S'atHv
Wash . where she w ill spn-l two
W'-eK'-' vaealmii at the Iiome uf hci
aunt ami uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Wii-
Hani II- Jephctl. Margaret"- sis
and otaer t' r. ?Ii.'.s i:ernye. iiu.t iiecn a gu-t
'at the Jephcott's during the um
1 ncr months.
rrl illa circ le
Wll M-el.
The Pi I
cilia i 'Ireb' w ill me t
dtiesday the 1 -t with" Mrs. C.
M. Wt
ut r.la W. Jackson street.
is cherlne Norman !rfc
resided n-r P.ogue HI'-'
-liopj In Medford Fi id.iy
i h.
Hotal NclghlMirsi Ijiterlaln
Mixteni WiMMlmeii.
Th-- -oei .1 pi-i ting of Ho- Hoy il
. iIil.oi-w ith th- .Mod- rn W.,n.-
l .11 as gU'-!-tS ,led oil the blWU St :
the home nf Hob Twylor Thursday'
ninlit "as well iitt.n.id and en-'
;oV d Ie alt
The evening p.is-d Miiie.viy ip .
TuMch'ior'y i-itiiiif. games, -itc-'-t
:ti.' a'-! i f: "fhnif nls Th .Vi;g!i-J
!.o-- arc Ii"" loid.'.ItC fom.lTd to
no-loft id it af w hi-k'd
around Ihe W'ooiimcn would soon
.h-' wi'li the Neighbors as -uctp.
The linyal N'MhlMii's' next regu
lar ine)linu vUl , be the business
mei'iim; Sept- jth uIhii there w.ll
be initiation.
(in tin- sam- ovi'iti'r.; the Modern
'oodincn will liold a bu-iness and
district niec'.inu pvsitlctl over by
Stnie Consul of Sttp J'cputy. .it
which there Mil be a class adp-
noil Willi camnuates rum tne van-. nittion f,.om They went
ous t amps. Tills promises to lie j ,L v;)(.a1ilin , j;,li:,n and later
(he liveliest session 01 the Mudein;tn fnited Stales, still drawiiiK
M'oudiuen in yeai-M. , ((j)y r,.om th,t llUt srVcial of
"''" lii fi-i.'inl; li:i lnir hern tin iiri.-oin il
M r. and M rs. Harlan V, !os
wioih Jr. and small daughter, ae
coioiianied by M rs. O. ". Myers,
left today Ur J'h'.mond lake fMr a
week's vaeathm.
-Icp'ii
IMayer-, In Xew
Non-i Diaiua
It will be welcome news to local
radio fans to learn lhat lb' Copco
players will be
the air next
Tuesday night with a new rail lo 1
drama by M iss Helen Norris. Th-1
play selected for Coper hour is
"Her A nswer," a eh vim lit I b1
drama full of real heart interest.
The cat of Copco players will
include Meloa Williams, Mo M ur
ray. Kb'tehcr FMi ami K.irle Davis
who will iiliO direct the produc
tion. Tliis is the first Norris play to
lie broadcast here for several
months and much anticipation is
being shown in this week's Copco
program by the local radio public.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Fliegel leave
by auto today for Cortland to
spend their - vacation with Mr.
Fliegels mother. They will al
so visit several coast tities.
Caiillnc A-liMdc:
Cclcliratr llfrllnlay
Mrs. C. V. Ar-hp.de entertained
a 11 umber uf her small daughter
Pauline's friends yesterday after
noon, in hoimr of her fourth birth
day. The afterii'iou was spent
playing games, anil prizes were
awarded the children in a number
of games. Ilefreshniciits were
,'i vcd at ."1 o'clock to 1 '' children
Mr. and Mrs. Oeurgc Hunt will
be Ipmie tomorrow froip a two
weeks" auto trip to Pacific couyl
points of Interest.
-Cailiatinn
(lot)
Has Mcrting.
The Carnation Club met Thurs
day August 1 T., at the home of
Mrs. Alice Kcmpke. After a so
clal It 0 u 1- refreshments wer
served, ami an enjoyable after
noon was spent by all.
Among t In ise w ho an- spend in,
to.lay at Lai'
Ma
I vcrsnti. Ma yuan! Put iny. itirrx
Hogcr, and Kdna - Mac Wells.
VKII Helatlvi-s
III Pr illaiid
Mrs. Al Ibigen and children
Sybil-Hllcii and Hilly are spemling
several weeks in Cortland as
Kuestw of Mr. Hagen's mother. Mrs.
Hllen Hagcn. Mr. llagcn. of the
Maillrihunc. leti today to .loin his , pnd lh(t linprv faculty r.f briug
family for a tenday vacation. , ,1(r ,,, ,,..,. t.ff.,rts. he could
Mrs. J. Willaid He Yoe and son
Paul left for their home at Co- i
mona. Cal.. Wcdnesdny after scv-
ral we.-ks' visit w ith
S.il' itl and M-dfor..
Mill i:nicr
MilfPiry School
Mrs. I'. S, Colrman
friends
.11
a nd
Neniieth. aceompatii"d by Mrs. W.
H. Vaughan and daughter Maxlne.
left today for a two wcrks motor
trip in California. Master Ken
neth, who is eight years old. will
enter S' . , Cal bei inr'y M Hilary
school at Anaheim, Calif., for the
fall term.
MisK Mae Crystal uf San Fran
cisco ir; the house guest of Mrs.
Hilcy I . Demon.
Youths Fujoy
Theater Party
Mrs. F. S. Coleman cniertaiitcd
at a "farewell t heater pH 1 ty" at
the Hialio on Thturday afternoon,
honoring her mhi Kr-nneth who left
today to enter St. Catherine's mili
tary chou1 at Anaheim. Calif.,
near Los Angeles. T:p- guest en
joyed refresh men ts at DcVue's
after the show.
Oucsts Included: John lads.
John Itf-dinp. Daviii Si'mon. Wa in
I loyd . Hay II uso n. Hay II uson .
Hoy Harrison and Jackie O. union.
Mrs. F. .1. Y iltnnt. Mrs. May
Hee Church, nicnibcrs of I In:
Christian church ol this cily. htpI
Pastor Ciiimtn K. Moll rcHinifcu
Krhliiy from (he iiitcrnatioiuM con
rent Ion of chuniies htld hi Scattl-'
during the past week.
W ill )Mnl aciilion
In aliforitla
The Mi-M-s lthi ami Tlelniii
I le,i n left this uioitilng to sp to I
a two week' vacation in f.us An-
i:. leu si ill I .Mexico. (Hi hi' il ri iuru
Urip Ih.y will Mop at Sau Fra n - i
else., and Salt Lake Citv to vi-it I
with friends and ridMlvs.
,MIsh h el Kdwanis. who Iims. b m-ii
visiting friend in Scuttle fur two
ccks, arrived home Satuid.ty.
MM itr-'l nw f.ueM
i;njn) 'i"lt Here
M i-.h. o o. Ho-. II , ol -nti-
U r and i;-t milt, 1 1 iird n a tig li
ter .Mlti;tl of Oakland. California
lirtv.- been spi ml!iiK t lie eck - i-nd
a; Hp home -r Jdr.'and .Mrs. N. 1:.
Newi.oiob. .Mr, lio'ftn who dh.j
tin i f jeiir- H ji'. wj a fin nii-i-l.u:hrnn
mitiisti i- fioin l,itUu. nia
'o the Cti o Hu-ii s tainil. ai d
" . nis(j nn '-ditor
He w .is ' ei v s .thetle ith
th.. n.es;iTti ehi-s In th' KtrusKle
.iS.iin-M iy.i!. ulnl bf-aUf nf
articles he published it) his paper.
ii price was sot nil his ln-.nl. I tut
In- h id nn ii y friends
Russian legislators s
descripl loll id lilni w as
fur tlll'CC Vl'.M'f after
capital, lie w '-nt back
I ..it via and I. iter to
the
piloted
tnd
he left
the
to in
1 41 N'ladivoytoU.
ecauic a Kuvrrn
aud stiil drew
Siberia where hi
lie derided to slay ill Hie l iiil
Slafs. lie took a law nniivie at
fteikeley. received his U..l. and
.practiced fifteen years in Oakland.
' 1 -itMnir his four children as f un
American citizens. The ablest son
i:. a claim aent manager for a
team company, the secniid sn is
j.listriet manager of the Telephone
t company, ami the third son
I diiiTtsnian.
Their visit va
made
ligbtful because of laic
World.
Hubert Thomas New comb ac
cc in pun led the Hosen's to Sail
Francisco alter spending the sum
mer on the Ncwcumb ranch.
Mrs. Hosen and family were de
lighted with Oregon scenery. They
visited Craier Eaki' and intend to
return in t he near fut ure to visit
m her places of interest in the
state.
Daughters of cienins
Will Meet I i Ida. v.
The Daughters of Veterans
have their first fall meeting on
Friday. August .3 id at S u clock.
-hIand Art S'ImI
( Sui "f Ml 'I'crni.
The Sixth Annual sessiun uf the)
A.-bbind Art scbuul chisel wiHi'
an Inb-resting exhibit August Jtuh. ;
This school is direct d by Miss,
(telle Carly White of Pratt Inst I-!
tute. New York where as a gradu-
I ate of
four-year's course and
her she has spent over
' twenty years in art work.
Miss White. tauuhl landsr-ap.
i and till life painting in her schoul
in Ashland and hud as her as
isbtuiits in other branches uf an.
; Miss Marguerite Hansen, graduate
dirls' limb Schoul. I'.ruoklyn.
i Pratt Institute. Norma 1 arl. and
Columbia university, holding both
'. I!. S. and M. A. degrees. Miss
Hansen taught history of color
and appreciation of p.imllng. also
t,i costume illustration-, and appro
.1 pViatc drcsn dcs.lgn.
I Stanley i. Itreneiscr, sltideiu
and graduate of many s-hooN,
;bith In Aiuer'ea and on Ihe C"ti-
i linent, and s-v
ral gnat masters
: Now head of
' San 1. 1 Maria IMge
i lege and nn-mbcr
ire
lepartniepl,
and junior col
or le.-im-e fae-
ulty. American
. tloual travel.
Mr. lireneise
and decorative
Kduc
taught pictori-'l
illustration and
1 commercial art.
j Itreneiscr had an
and de
students llghtful way with
the
(U'A eiop n 0.1 m O.I 1 I 'Ml inn in .
none had hitherto seemed to ex
M. W. Hay Fenl-oi. nn- siiprrvlsur
Torrilittoii. ( oiinectinit. atsii 1
I graduate of e v era I impoi t uti
! achonl!: incpid'tir Pratt In; Hint"
t and Co'iiipbil I tuver.- tly. and h-iv
' inc had exfiislve expefieip-e in
I teaching ai ls and crafts in Wesi -'
ern Canadian schools, conducted
: claHh-"H in Ashland in "Teachers
I Problems" ami Arts ami Crafis.
j 1'roblenis In pure design wci
'taken ii)i In Hw first course ano
problems In tooled a nil dyed leath
er gef-'so decoration, linoleum hbc k
printing and batik were studied.
II was Indeed a privilege I
'attend any of the eight courses
; given by the Tour instructors and
1 those who could work In fo'ir
.classes called themselves lucky.
It Is md yet known whether
J then? will be a se ent It terms of
! this school held at Ashland. Ash
la nd. as a city does not seem to
jappreeli.te Up- inestimable value of
whal M'-H White Is lining wllll
. in her boundaries and Medfiod in
this .lth year nf the art s. hnnl
: efsti nee niilv sent eight pupil"
I These were .M ss K-ther Milb l.
lrs. Hei tha Itirnum. Miss Mai -
1 giirel ( Issciihrngge. Walter Vnlltig.
I Mrs. Don Newbury. MNh ltr-ri
'porter. Mrs. Daltmi Cox and M i
i Howard Harto.
AMog' tbcr only I hlrty -one pu-
! nils attended the iclmnl till-
I vfiii iitie M is-- I 't aim ii me ! roll.
i St. Huiib: Miss Hhod-i Shi-li 1
I fi-uin Astoria. Or- .; Mi- Nellie
Kohh r. Vieka. M Osbui ec
; pnrtlaiid: Ml-- Kl.-er fmm north
ern Oieg.-n: .Mi M. i' field fron.
Nampn. Idaho: (p-rtrude Stile-.
Snennnenio: Hobeit Cm U-r H'o-,.
Tib-nt found favor with M ' . Pr-i,
1 t vim took him "..nth " n h
1 ll" Ibc.iolr ramll
" :,,ul
' Santa Maria.
" would sei in
lu--ky st ir that
carter when be w
to live in the
the art ho
i.l-.l
Hobei :
. sehid.
.11 the
' arshi). offi red tin il Ho- effoi
th- c o v n t y snperipr tub pt
.bonis. Mis. siu-nnm- H"Iiios '
n r. f Ji nt thln-s are j ib
for Hi'e i t. w ho " .ni" to h.
tabot plus personality.
Thi.s" -uiiuu-r -i l.ii- mi
tab'Hted lll'tl lletot ". lofgM en i
iiinny yotittij ;t'-ti to find Ho
I s. P s ami h termini, tin It p.i
w.c- In llie
SiDierlln
eiol foi med
I't one Oi ow
'latb.-i pur,
i ait ii ' 1 ' , n p
by Dniiif la-J i '
i s' C-npei tili ;
Inised by alll-i
Pn king 'm pot Hth.n.
WILL FM7ER WOMEN'S A'." WUV
1 ii 1
rr:. Cl.inchr Wilcox Moyes vtll t.TMe p.-"i in in women s air
revhy f:-c--n ruta Monica. Cat., to Clcvrl.-vtd. rhe ir sliwn i Cleve
land as r.he left for Wichita, Kris., to net her new plane.
Social Events of
Church Societies
I jisl Side i iii lc
Will Mis(.
Tiu- I'.ast Side Circle of ihe Fir.;
1 M. K. church will meet Tuesd ly
j afternoon.-' with Mr, f'.lla Peters.
- Kns; Medford. Mrs. ". M. Capin
; bell. Mrs. Kil-y Hetpon will have
charge of the program. V isitors
j W fll'DIIU',
! ...
I Hililc Class
; ill Itroaili a-t
I The liilct-naiioiial i;jS,. siiidni,
association arc b r o a d e .1 ting
; Watch Tower V.ilde programs n c;
K' ,M HI every Sunday evening
. from ! to 'i::;a.
I 'I'll" till.- of the lecture (, ,,.
given Sunday evening. August IMm
lis. "The Ki vs of Death ami of
; Hell."
jdoim Meeting
1 Missionary Society
I Th.; August Joint mooting of the
(Home and Foreign Missionary s-
jeictlcs uf the First M. K. chuich.
(held on Tirosdav attei 1 in the
church p.u biis. pniM i ;i -eiy en
joyable and helpful session.
A former p.c-lio's uile. Mrs.
U illanl DeVoe. etolo 1. d the ir
'.ulional s-rhe in an jo. pn tor
iitianror. and spefal ::ie iv Me,
1 Cciroy ,,i S:i,-tn. Mi..k 'cell I M
j and Paul I ie Y oe, w .1 , g i t .1 1 ly ;,
! prccialed. The prngrain was given
under the leadei-sbip nf Mrs. '..
W holden.
; Dcvolioiials. .Mis. Do Vim-: vocal
'-"I". "Ilis Kori on the Spnrrnw."
.Mr-. Peany slor , John t-ley-Uoin
s Twill. Mis. Janiey Cuilptiol!.
Woeal solo. " I'ollou .Me." Co. U
Ca:--; piano si do. Maurka No
Paul DeVoe; Analysis of the Wet
Assault on Prohibition. I .Mrs
Kliiimaii.
1 .Mrs. Conger. Mrs. Heine. Mrs.
IlilIer were Ip.-l es(f.. solving
iced tea and cakes.
MI'-'ontir Snc:el Meet
Hon r Mis. Hnd.
The .Missionary Soci.-i v of the
Fhst Chii-llau Church i for
iiyiilar iimn'lih n linu '"t l!i -
j hoi f Mrs. I l.iieti- o llod Toes
'day eeuliiL- on King's Hihw...
Tin- president. .Mrs I!- I.
prej-lded at the bii-in-':- pi-rlod.
Mrs. -:. , ;i,. u was h-ad-i oi
w hi" hip pel -oid. I he l In in. bene:
; Ml.-irl of Man and Ib-ai ' of Ond "
' So r I pt ure read in g humd in .Mail.
Piesentntioli hull,' Wni aid-
1 eoii.in, t- d i,y Mi- i i-; i: i.i-
bai-li. She U.ive ,, Vel itlti l l st
illJ llC I ml in loir la : I- . ; i.b)eet b
It".: "Willie to H;- J.ov
i- onil.i-r of i n-: t u U- a ml inter
1-tlPg tl-llh follow. -d.
"I-H'i-. ml ! 'ie Jap no - hll
In n" -.Mi p C I...: h- in.
The Wind te-ve- Powaid ot
. t of l.itti CliiMn n .Mis i ll. .
A l-eadlng - Moth.-rs nf .hi b.h
X. i s. i t.le M. linn.
A Dlatoi;iH- A ''blld In 'b-ii
Mid-t--was uDen bv lour nf t h
T. I. mule ( Ii: M n yei I b-n. II I-
' -ii WH-oti. fJci .iblitte I .at ha ml
i;i-,iM.,r I;...d
M i i'i-n I on - . j-i ,i - t b. .in
i -nh.-i of th- mo; ... i ' F i T i .
I 1 . v ." a .- noil i.i II led b i h"t I.i! Im i
Tho-e a .-i-M( the In.-'. - v
Mi-. F. H..il- k. .Mi- C. .M. II.
M i Deu . i and d I - ' ' M Ho,,
T!,"l(. W" i o Dint'. MX 1 1 . i- u i ' ' i "
pi -ettl H MO Si '.-'I' I --
Lad-es' Othle CUss
Mpt Nichof Home
TIlM. I.Rdll'S' lUteaii I.ibb cla-'-of
th Fedi-l.t'' d Cliureh oi Ceil-'il.-l
Pofni UP t t'.'nti.il;.--,, Augim
1 I, Pit the connti y hmne uf 'n. Hnv
Nb-hols Mri li'o-u.-M a t.-d as
secretary In the h!,-i m e ol
Ferguson.
During Ihe business meeting Mrs.
Hi rnhardl was Heeled class presi
dent to succeed Mrs. Nichols.
I 'raver ami I !Hde lesson were
conducted by Hev. Johnson. In the
-program was the reading of poems
by Mrs. Jewell, composed by her
con 11s in w ho w as a missionary in
'China: a duct by Cladys Williams
ami Amy Johnson. accom ani.-d by
Mrs. Johnson at the piano; reading
j liv Mrs. Fred Wlnyi. and a song hv
j little Dicky Yutt.
Dainty refreshments were served
by the coinmlltee in charge.
Tboso enjoying Mrs. Nlckoln1 kind
hospitality wore fh,, Mnsdnnies N.
Creslutin, A. H. Wcdister. Viola
I ampuiaii, ( Math's Williams, I.ola
Tmiinli ins. .1. M. Job uson, Maud
Itoswell. K. C. Hielimoiid, Wilson,
. llanicrick. Duncan. Warner,
Whig. I criiliardt. F. Stnihinicr. Al
; ( leo. i la vis. Marvin John sot), Fred
viu Williams, Aiiie Tniiipsou, I..
, C Crimes. K. C. Kaher. W. P.
Jewell, Seecrsuii. D. ( ! rosha 111,
' CI at Icy, Davison. Wyatl. P. Mar
tin. Case. I.. i. Smith, Cehhiinll ;
.Misses Hall. Johnson, Carlloii. Web
ster. (Jibhardl; Ihe Hev. Johnson
and I I children.
Ccol Comfort
in Midsummer
The fi t hot W.ir-. of .-utiinier
I an felt more keenly than the hit
or olM": nio't people can wjth-
i siaild H-Vi'lT cold boiler than ie
! vero boat.
i Tho hniisewlfe should pi;. ii ilur
lin; the Miltiy days to have as III
t,le iiiineeos';ar' work as pos.-ible.
She ran Weed oil! .til the pictures.
I !iii. ri-br.tc. oti ., and ttil in Iheir
places pots of ii.udy terns. Draw
III" shades :nd i In tin- sa.-llcs
.early ill the 1 1 1 I 1 1 i 1 1 1: :ad the lloil.-e
j w ill linve the ;ippe araiiro of a
-: n. shady del). hido.-d, there
Will be I ,e decrees differ-
l f-lleo in j In nitlsido 1 o,i p-M a I lire
' and that ill tin- lina-e. Then III
ihe veniuy open all the windows
'and doors and have open all nmhl.
' COIII iiev 11,11: he SCre'-ll'-ll.
VoN sinoild b.-t( .i shaded back
.nd. A h,i- tr. e j. nb i.l. but if
; 'nu a i ' r t ' : o f m,iH'. ma ke a
( ld:intiii(4 for it this tall. U-iiu
-nine nt Ih-- . 1 1 k - u g -blobs,
A bd nf t bo rniM ilio o 1( ea 11 be
e.irrled nn ln-i o, , . ..mnanled by a
! bird chnrtiN w hieh will turn lull
1 into try of hi hoc.
j All kin;: should he done In
ill" early hi oi n I in; . Tloi a ie so
inat'V av. of d'-.'i-'in: a pict i'iug
'me. ils- wlihool ,I-iuIiik: omi a bo!
! tiro. III. , lie ir:y 1mi,., -hi.uld
Iiiiiilia'' d and lu Ih-i; pJaee i,ero
i f.-sh vi-:i'liiliM, I rult?.. i,. .:-. Hii
! ...I- and . ipc .id-.
AM M;-ethl. i -ne. :. !: , leMiie-,
111. I be ki'p; c. i- JI tl iMl.-.ll tee if
' mr b-f. d In ' In- -:. limt i, in:.
Washed III er eoj.i W.,l' i . diaim- 1
and put 'phi as li;-;;r an lj::ht eon
1 ' a I in-r a -j i.ii b , t e, i ii in v 1.1.'-,'
' aluminum i -nn-i"! ) i lo a put In a
eonl
I'l-iti .'.'I' a v.ni.-ty by ervtnt:
ihloi:-. in a .l.i f- i nt -.-...v Fur In-
i -' ii to o i F oo a -Mini a pot
i.-.-i ... - i , '.. I or 'h- ro.on nn .!.
. - . w ,,f ,, ',; .,-,. mill .
; hl'l" t:.-l if itn a nd ;n i !! eveni te
en! ir . 'il. - ..n-1 '.v ith II;.
he, ! , ,1,1 ,. .. en Ml 1?p nf . ,d-.
e I.
'i v:. t ii.b
I the m x!
fak- kept
l Will kr,
!l vengi,,
in nn.id
f 1 .
ft
Seaside A.- n. lated fH ei.mpa
in ra .it) . old I m d bnlbi'nu' nil
S vi nMi hee! . i.-otioii d mmv
iec station.
Humane Society
IK M Wt: so II 1A Hi
II W I '. P.OOTII l' I I H
Tile Jili KmiM Co U II I V I i uma lie
m.i P-n ill h..c .1 boeih in Hi
nlll.Ml!..!. 1! bmld:ng at ill-' .1 i k
' miii county .'air. Sept. II, I '. 1
I I
1 Childri n are invilcd to s.-nd juc-luio.-.
i'uy si.-, iril, :iiiod, taken
Willi ll"'ii- pets. . pi ie will l.e
offered tor Ho- l.os( pi.IUl'-. Tho-e
Pictures will l.e hung in Hie I h
tor exhibition together with Du
ma lie pi.- tor.'.
Pictures should l.e sent to the
JaoU. on Com: ty 1 1 urn. i no Soeiet y.
.in. I should be of children I. ikon
w ith Mien pets and not pictures
o! pels alone as previously stated.
Pels Aid Felon's Morale.
T'ley may be "cons" and "bad-'
men'" the prisoners ;tt the convict
ro el c imps, hui their pots do not
seem lo care.
A t i he si ion ' hern ( 'a !i lorn i,i
load c.imps the convict I:. burets.
b;to in. nn pots, ai'cotding to .l.e-.
i: M.ili.h.in.
There are T, ddy iiud Jennie, or
ph. in In-own hear. Pote, Alphon-
and Charlie are gray s.piirrels ;
o tame tli. it the cat from the ',
. men's plates. Algernon. Dorothy,
Wilholinina a. id I gnat', are tame
mice.
I'.ennmin Watson, one of the
'convicts, has adopted Alpliopso.
Two ipi.i iielsoine eh ipminii.s
have I. ecu nulled Ocne Tllltlley and
1 Jack Dcmpsey. ;nid put mi ;. night
ly lo.ut fur the men. fighting nver
Id's of bread.
A fawn who-e niolher was ki'l-
e.l has 1 i reared. I .! ly I ;ii i -
hoi h a oto show cd a tie on the
, names follows the men all over,
the camp, and sleeps beneath the1
1 cot of one oT the convicts.
A bevy u( tufted blue jays have
j 1 II Colled "Ihe jllle mill nrcllcH- i
tra" by the prisoners, who say that
t lie noisy birds make a clacking
like the mill hen' at San tjuenthi.'
A wild cat "kitten" pet of an ;
India n w urk prisoner, and ea lied I
Klokapon - - is the I:. lest acu,tlis-
tion of the convict "zuii." The men'
s:iy that "brickie" w ill grow up to j
i'c as tame as a house cal, It ;
sleeps in one nf the bunk houses
with the convicts. 1
.The prisoners have , an open j
spaon in each camp whore bre-id
i crumbs are sprinkled, and north-1
I era birds junk us and tnhees f
I' I there. An old w;-.ter pail hit-
j ves as ;i l.inl hath. I
i Warden Hnlnhau says that hard'
i work, hc.-ilthful conditions and the
i prospects uf shortened terms plus
I t he men's interest In their pets -
j is responsible for the excellent npj- t
I rale in the camps. ;
j Our Dumb Animals,
j The Jaeksnn Comity Humane So-!
! Hety will exhibit lii Hie Humane
! I th at the Fair, pictures, any I
J size uiiframed, of children and !
I their pets. There will be a prize'
, given for the best picture. j
1 Please semi pictures to the ;
( JACKSON CODNTV II CM A N H '
Sf M I KTV.
Oriental Poppies
Should lie Planted
; Ity .Mary Ann
In Mm HuKue ICIvcr valley the
Oriental popple hlnom for a IniiK-
or seiisnu than I have known
jlhein lu in any other place. For
this reason they should he planted
; more fre-dy, and during the next
few week" in the time to do il.
: If you will examine our plants
you will Hud (hat they are prac
: lb-ally dormant. The follni;e has
'died down to the urouml, ami Ihe
j plant lunks dead. Tin y are not
dead, however; simply roslliiK, and
w ith the first rains of (he fall
i I here will be plenty of Klowtll
J nst iinw, while t hi! plants arc
'dormant, is Ihe time tn plant Ihciu
or tn divide the old .dumps nnd
I make new ones. Vnti shotild add
some new varieties lu yniir j;ard-'-n.
Some of lln- m-w named
MilietleH ate eeeptinnally flip',
j They may be hurt from Mom of
the eastern grower hi pols, or
j simply lis Ihey n o dUhr Up ill the
j field. It do"H ind pay to raise
I Iheiu from seed, lis bit lare ii
poi e.-ntai;f. will emiie In that mis
i erahio ht lok-ied ho Object loimblo
111 the card' n.
Th.-y tint y be ptop'i ya ted by
j I. -knit- two-inch b-iilhs of the
' 1 1 i.i II i not s a ml Ma 1 1 Inn I hem on
tii"'t sand with a small aiimiint
1 nf b ..f liinbl III It. The pieces Hi'
tool fiend op hoot s erv rt n I ly.
! nnd ea. h plant be jul th'-
' mi HP' fis the pi rent pla nt . Iliny
t he pie. cm hurl on I a Hy and cover
; " I'h an hu h r soli. it Is not a
i bad phut to pin cha
oi ul new
! :il i-db-s at thl
I line a ml ell I nil'
loot-; and make
iv 1 1 nf tln se f,..v
III Mot h ii m Hp
i will K"l -overal
! -nine of theii I.
. more. Th" remn
' piece, of I'h it H
' pi., nt-' Tin;- .o(
mV ones fo 111
pi. Kit
i of one
Ilnd-e I'lirh Nnieltiex
t ot Fboeii'ino ah tias is ;(
A
:.e. tn,. for tin- woman who mes
brldi:-- parties Th.-v Just
heavy ennUk'h M thai llie aie ind
a-lly brushed aside by n careless
Hesl lin. a ml t hev add In the
do. or.lt, nn v hetl Ihe bridge sets
lie of 11 a n It toll The hoi.ys
Who Illtes .'Mli,l'-. eonSIHlenc.-
0. 1ubt . veil IntM- tor h"t pi te n
1. i oil.ltin oi a Sin omi ,,, plaipp
to, en. b table.
FALL FASHIONS SEE
NEW USES FOR FUR
I '.V HIS i.i. IlltC ermilietto
vst and fnu-leeves on a black
etnih dre-s. and bands nf white
ermine on black silede gloves for
wear with a black afternoon coat
collared i!i white ermine, are some
oi tiio now ii-r.s uf fur in autumn
!'.u-ha.n..
Many .1 t .-tellable for collars of
scarf form are added to winter
oo.its. both sport and afternoon
lpc. A new Ion collar is a straight
upstanding hand which fastens
with clntn labs of the material of
(lie sun it accompanies.
HER CATTLE STOLEN
PoHTI.AND. Ore.. Aug. 17. iP
- 1'aiinii- Pitt. K la ma Hi Indian
u oiuait. today filed t wo suits in
federal district court against Dico
Cra in. resident of the Klamath
reservation, in which she charged
conversion of cattle and assault
and battery.
The plaintiff alleges that Crain
and others ietno td the cattle.
alued at JT.'iii from her property
by force and that when she re
sisted conversion, the defendant at
tempted .o shoot her.
Recognized As
Gentlewomen, Not
Ladies, in Congress
The eight women who are mem
bers of t he house of l epresen
latives are not "ladies." Thev
are 'gentlewomen." on that point
Speaker l.ongworth continues to
Mile thinly ami imdeviallngly. A
malt member of the house is a
"gentleman." When John Ciar
lier. leader of the democratic
minority, rises In the house tu
address t he spea ker, he is recog
nized by Ihe speaker as "tho
gentleman - from Texas."
Ity analogy,
etyiunlogicii I
euphuny. M rs.
( nrmii'k is '
from Illinois."
therefore, nnd by
araltellsm and by
Huth Hanmi Me
the Kcnilcwumau
It hast Indeed n
pleasant con ml. an of ' old family
heirloom silver poou. and a
la ht ly pleasant odor, as of lav
ender leaves .in the' old historic
linen oli est in tho ancestral title.
Yet, or rather, therefore. It i not
entirely . relished by the housu's
dKht women members.
One of them, to f reu herself
from what she regards as the
tdckly aroma of decayed gentility
Implied a ml conveyed uy Ho:
word "gentlewoman," is now con
tent p tall ui; an effort toward i
Cl'eat total verbal reftirm. She
Hi inks of trying to persuade
Speaker HouKWoith to Krcet and
"tccoKtiUe" Mr. Hanler not an
"l he. k cut h'tnau from Texas" but
aimply, and without any ulterior
ai;.suinplloiis, as "the member from
Texas."
Thereupon, tho ripen ker Would
recownixe .Mrs. MoCnrmick as "tho
member from Illinois."
Thus the whole problem would
be settled on a basis of demo
cratic simplicity and f sex equali
ty triunit hantly combined. The
ipiesl inn remains whether tho
uiiptciil no romantic temperament
of speaker l.onj,'woi'th can be
broimbt (n accept thin feinlnln"
icaHsm,
Unseen Wires Can
Make the Living
Room More Livable
Is yniir thiiiK room a Jungle of
electric wires? H nt'edu't he. and
ou needn't deprive yourself of
thi' cniii) lete luxury of electricity,
if you "see" the kind of room
yon want and plan the wiring.
"I ,u ur lo us ctoi potent fur a
lai kc living room. 1 8 by 'i I,
mli;ht call for us many as six wall
brackets, a ceiling cluster IlKht.
se en com en lc nee outlets at the
baseboard Int least three uf them
double and fnur tumbler switches.
Il this Kcenis extreme, reflect that
in such a ru.nit five or six lamps,
small ami lui for floor and
tables. Is none too ninny; there Is
the radio to be connected, and
I be f.ui In summer. Per ha (is the
double nutlet ut the fireplaco
means a In nip for the sleepy
builow ehiih w hh h must stand
Ihero; and ail outlet Tor the ehii
flni; dish, percolator, or waffle
lion tor afternnnn tea by tho fire,
side or a tete ft tete midnight
supper.
. k-o in renrram-'iiii: furniture It
Is a relief not to have your plan
defeat cd by be k of Huhtinif al
iaohui"nts in des fed s.nts. and to
be freed rrutn the necessity of
trull inn Imiii . nr.U around behind
the furniture.
The vacuum cleaner may not
work effectively fur the entl"o
rooiit " from om outlet, especially
in ii, lurno room, 'it should be
litifleheil at different place In thr
room for easy and efficient use.
Milk at ovd Inn rv tent pent tur'-
w. iyhs H.tio pounds it gallon.