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Newspaper Page Textrenronr) matl trthrttsT mtchfcyrp, nnnciov. srxi.v. srpti'.mf.-rr r. vym). rXf)Vj FTTT3 ;. Irene DeLosli, 325 South Holly St -Plione 30 L or 75 ; . vi:i:ki.y r.i.r.xiH ' Moiuluy ' ' Girls' l.oaiiue ot Junior hish will meet ut the school im- mPillutely following the close -t of school Id the afternoon. , Tuii-ilay fr Kast Kiiln Circle of Mctho- diss church will meet at the home ot Mrs. K. (!. rtose- liorrotlKh. West Cth St. Wednesday One o'clock luncheon Wed- 4 nesilay. Study cluh home of .Mrs. I.. IS. Humphry's on ! f'upllnl Mill. Ladles of the f.utherln church S will have social from 5:30 to ! 7:3li at the churcli. 4- Tliui-Hluy i'ast Nolile (Irand cluh will he enterttiined. Home of Mrs. ! T. tl. Heine, UIG West loth street. ' Junior Hinh Parent-Teach- ers will meet at the school at 3 o'clock sharp. Kleetlon will ' he held lor a new president. Carnation cluh will meet at the Inline of Mm. II. ;. Wll- ' son. corner of Main and chest- -I- nut streets. 4. Iflilay py' Central l'oinl I'arenl -Teach- " 4- els Will meet at Ihe school at 3 o'clock. The 411 girls dull will demonstrate their work and a new president will lie elected. Jacksonville Parent-Teachers w ill have reception for parents, teai-hers and school board. salimluy 2 Crater Lake chapter of the I). A. It. will meet at 2:3iV J- Saturday, September -1st, with Mrs. Lewis Wrlch, S3!l S- Minnesota street. ForilHir MiiKim! fill'l W ill Will in rortlaml Announcement of the marrialta of Miss Kowen dale to William Crawford of 1'orUand which will he an event of I-'riiliiy, .September nthe, at the home of the hriile elect's mother, Mrs. Kloyd Cook in 'ortland, was made known at an attractively planned hridne party ami shower fur which Mrs. .1. KIiihi Hussell (nee Penny Van .Scoyoc) was hostess. Mrs. II. Wil liamson assisted the hostess. Two tallies of lirldne were In play with Miss fiale holiiinR high score and Mrs. H. (lender low. A shower of lovely jjifts were disclosed to Miss Cialc at the end cd' the rulnliow, in a pot of gold, which simplifies happiness. The lirlde-clect is well known in this city havlnts made her home here for several years. Kin- gradu ated from University of Oregon last year. .Miss Gale wllo has heen n guest of her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. William Warner for the past week, left Saturday for her home. Mttlfunl filrls Atteiul (lids Si'hool Mrs. Kulpll Hardwell and daugh ter and Mrs. (ieorge Koherts and two daughters left Wednesday for Los Angeles where the girls will enter school. Mr. Hiid Mrs. Hwy Visit JCHntlvrft Here Mr. and Mrs. Uiwrenre K. Grey ami Mns Iiwrrnce Jr., ami Don of Ouklnnd, Calif uri ivt'tl Friday ami will be KUPKtri of Mr. (Sivy's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. O. Gny fur two wcck. Mih. irey was 'for merly Helen lirown of tills city and Ih known Iutc. Mr Orey is with tlio Amciican Chain cnin lany of San Kraneisco. Mr. and Mrs. (irey will take sev eral trips to various plaes of iit terist during their visit lure. Ilrttims Home Iitnu Trip Mrs. John Vincent returned home from a vacation, spent in J'ortland and Aberdeen, Washing ton, where she visited relatives ;tnd friends. Jtedini Ilntiu From VarJitUm Mrs. C. J. Wolfe nemnipanied by hr-r sister. Mrs. Helen Spenre of lfalhis. Texas, have returned from a two weeks vacation in Los An Keles ami various resoiis near l.y. Carnation Club Will Meet The Carnation cluh will niwt with Mrs. H. (i. Wilson, corner nf -lain anil Chestnut streets. Thurs day afternoon, Septemher IH. lrs. Itvn.Miii Hfiiinis 1 Intil lirulioii Mr:. Kve Heiiwn and soi Cor don arrived home Friday from a nrveral weeks trip to Los Ami l"-s and S,in Franelsro. Mrs. i:-non spent most of her time studyinK the new danees. Mrs. Hensoii ha.t reopened lier dancini; iindi'iny. Onl-nf-Timii C.uctK J Jiteniilnttl lleic lr, Walter Ib-bbs find wife. Hr. Catherine Hfipps of !,os Angles, invc iiri-ived in M edf-.i d f'-r ;i Vft-k's v.ieat inn in souihei ii ore Mori. They will be the j-m-stf "t" Jr. and M.s. Kusxell Sln-rw I Ihe botue or Mr. and -Mrs. Kit hard Sherwood on West Main !-n't. The H.ibbs and Sherwwo.lv pi.m erni iishlmt and huntins; 'Xmii-M'-ns wh.le vi-itin lu te. American Legion AuhiUary Hear Convention Report Thi. Anierlian Kejzion Auxiliary neld their first nieetitiR after the Pumnier receos Monday nieht in the. armory iluh rooms with a hiri:e aUemlance. .Mrs. Vera Hull, cluir- convention, gave a compi-vlic-ii'ii-i anu inspirational report of ;ac ;. teedluss which was wtil received by the inembeis. Khe particularly stressed the Importantce of child welfare anil hospital work which Hie organization is doing, making u strong appeal to the local unit to 'any on as llii-y have never done before. Mrs. Chancy, newlv elect ed department president," spoke brief.y, pledging herself to the ser vice or the auxiliary, and thanking He unit for their loyal support given her in salem. Final plans were then made for a waffle booth to be held during fair week. At the close of the business meeting the unit asked the post to hear .Mcdfoid's latest prize winners, the Auxiliary quartet. Alter singing two numbers, which were fault lessly rendered, till! pust gave them a great ovation, thanking the girls fur bringing one more trophy to Medfonl. The Auxiliary then ad journed to the dining room for a watermelon food served by Mrs. 11. Pace and hi? committee. -H . Visitor Here From Fori In nit Miss 1-li.llis Milliccm Mcl.ure of Ogd.n. I'lah. arrived in Medfonl yesterday from Portland. She will be the hollseguesl of Kllen M.ie Standard, daughter of Dr. Standard of Phoenix. M Vrs. n. Until leaves Alli-r Visit lien- Mrs. David Hulh who lias l.een a inu.-h feted guest during her visit here left for her home in li.-nv.-r. Colorado yesterday. She has he.-n it house guest of her si.-ter. Mrs. 1. II. Tyree. Will Visit Itelatives In Washington Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Oodlove left this past week for a two weeks motor trip to Waterville, Wash., where they will " visit relatives, after which they will visit Portland and points of interest along the Columbia river. Vi.-I Mere I'rom Ashland Mi's. Pert Crepr of Ashland was a house guest of Mrs. S. S. Smith of West Klcventh street during the past week end attended the Jack son County Kail. MlN, IH HiKine llostcsH " Itiforinal I'aily t.n Saturday afternoon Mrs. If. A. Du Huiue entertained witli a bridge parly ut her Willow SpriiiKs home. The ladies spent a delight ful afternoon. thomtiKltly c-njr,yi"? tiie Kiunes and the two course luncheon. Snirls4 it y Honoring liirtliday Mrs. It, F. Fifer was honored at a surprise party arratiKed by a Kioup of friends on Ttiestlay even ing in celeb ration of her seventy third birthday. A social evening was enjoyed followed by refresh ments served by Mrs. Frnest 11 ice and Mrs. Clyde .Moore. Mrs. Fifer received a number of attractive Kifts from her friends. t: nests included : Mrs. Thos. JtidKe and daiiKhier Cora, Pr. and Mrs. Frank Roberts, Dr. and M rs. .1. I'. 1-tray. Kov. Conder, Mr. and M rs. Clyde F. Moor?, Mrs. Krnest Rice, Mrs. O. Wilson, Mrs. I. W. Thomas, Mrs. Kobt. Taylor. Mrs. W. C. Rice, Mrs. Ralph Woodford. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wilklson, Car rie May Rice and Charles Riee. riilversily Cuild Holds First Fall Meeting The University Ouihl held its first meeting f the fall Tuesday, September 10th, nt the Hotel Med fonl. During the months of July and AiiKUst the meetings were dis continued because many of the members were absent from t lie city on vacations. Follow inn a short business dis cussion the plans were laid for the coming winter's work which pro mises to be the best that the uiid has ever enjoyed. AH members are urged to he pre.-ent at the next metMitiK as sev eral very important matters are t lie brought up for discussion. The next meet i m; will he September J-ith, in the usual place, the small banouet room of the olltel Med ford. Wednc-day Study t'luli Will Hold 1iithiK M.-mbers of (tie Wednesday Study club are looking f.oward with much leasure to the opening of the cluii eur. on next Wednes day. September IS. at one i clock, a luncheon will' hi- hdd at the htttne of Mrs. I.. It. Humphry.- imi I'aptlal Hill- There will lie no formal program, but (he year bi...ks will be distributed, and the afteMMH.n spent in viMtinw. Itclimi Home I rum aatlon Mr. and Mrs. Roland C. Iiench wli.i uill have been on a fiv week- vacai!"n trip returned Fri day. They attended the D. O. K. K. convention at Winnepei:. At Minne apolis tip y purchased a new car aiil made the utp lnuiie by imitur Tiiev repi.rl a v ry enjoyatde Hip. Mr. Humbrs I ntcrtain llnnorini- Oiit-of-'l'own (iue-t. .Ir.- It. Huinphry w hi.h--- fm a luidue hiiK ben on Kiid.'V. ."ini't.iiiet.t nc Mrs, David Cub t D-ner. f.d.uad., who h is I..-. II the hull'- Client of her r. Mr-. H ' ' Tyre- for r ve ral w- k- Mr- luid Ruth held htuh ore in 1 ude. with Mrs. R. W. Sb-eb r P'W CeVerf Were plfl.td tor ' FP loi- lewitiL- Mi- Dad R'Jf Mr?, I 1 Tyree, Mrs. J. C, Col :--.v. Mis. K. L'lrhdi. Mr i John Royle ol j K...in;ah Falls. Mrs. C Day. Mr.. R. Moore, Mrs. M. Root. Mrs. R. Creen, Mrs. A. Lamm, Mrs. O. ,' I Kokks. M'- Ton Vtdle of Jackson ville and Mrs. ( i Lemmon. Former Medfonl IVoplo VUli 1'riciuU Here Mrs A. S. Noth and daiiKhier ; Vivian of Salem, formerly of this . city, are house quests for several , days of Mr. ami Mrs. A. J. Handy I of North Molly street. ! Spend Week On the Ron ue Mr. ami Mis. Scott Davis spent the past week at their cabin Oil the RoKue. M iss RauKhniuu I Inst ess At Dinner Parly Miss Dorothy Ranchman was hostess fi,r it dinner party at her home Wednesday evening, enter tainitiK a Ki'oup of nirl friends. Dorothy, who lias been employed at the Colonial bakery during the summer will enrol at the Southern Oregon Noimal school this fail. Those present were l he M isses Flea nor RrownrlKK. Retly Hmwn, "ema Showers, I .a Verne Martin and Winnie Hooihhy. The RaiiK-h-man residence vv.us at 1 1 actively decorated In a culur scheme of pink and green.' Jacksonville I'areiit-Ti'arliers Will Hate Mciiin Jacksonville 1. T. A. will meet Frhlay niKht. S pt. ?i'i. at o'eloek. It is fiopeil i vi'iy parent will try t.i attend as this will Im- a reeepih.n for the parents, teaehers and mem bers if the sidnml board. Important Menimr Junior lii-;li I'. T. A. The regular meeting of the Junior HijL.h Raient-Teachers asso ciatiot wliich was postponed last week on account of the fair will be held on Thursday. Kept. 19th. This will be an important meeting us election of a new president will be held. A reception for the teach ers will follow the. regular busi ness meeting. All mothers of the association are urged to attend and make this year a profitable one. ! Return Home : From Motor Trip Mr. ami Mrs. W. It. Johnston Jr. returned yesterday from a week's motor trip to ( 'rest-en t City and I other places of Interest on the I coast. M SMMid Week-lOnd In 'nlifornlH Mr. and Mrs. Jamea W. Young are spending the week-end as i g uests of M i s. I 'ro vost a t Weed . j Calif., and will also be guests at ;ttie Knights of Columbus banquet held at Mct'loutl today, j Returnl Home From California Mrs. K. K. Vilas, who has heen in California for the pust several months, returned tills past week to I spend the winter months here, i League of Junior High Elects New Officers The (iirl.s' League nf the junior high school elected officers, at their first meeting after the summer va cation, held on Thursday after- I noon. The following offlcuru elect ed were: Jeanne (juisenhury, pres ident; Kvolyn Herman, vice-president; Carbarn Field, secretary and treasurer. The next meeting will he a get-actmainted meeting on Monday, Septemher Hi. . Medford Visitor Leaves for Seatle Miss Helen Murphy, who hap been Ihe guest of her aunt. Mrs. Porter .1. Nefl'. left Friday for Se attle, where she has accepted a po sition at the University of Wash ington, under Ir. T. C. Frye, head of the hloloK.v depart ment. Leave for Portland j After Visit Here Captain and Mrs. Floyd Cook. Iloweti and Winston tialp left for ; 'their home in Portland after u brief: ! visit with friends ami relatives in this city. They were house guests I ut the home of Mr. ami Mrs. W. J. '. , Warner of South Onkdnlc , Miss Joyce Maddox i j Honored at Bridge ! The Van S oyor home was , , Ihe m eiie of a three-table bridge party Friday evening honoring Miss . ! Joyce Maddox. who left yesterday' 'morning for Seattle to enroll as a' senior at the I'niversily of Wash-' ! iiiKton. j High scorn was held bv Miss j Marjorie Coff nml the consolation j , nrie went ,to Miss loui-e lloltti beck. (Mhr RiieHfK present weri J the MissoH Ihirothy Corf. Kntrlnn j ! linntz, liuehih (hire. Hetty lirown, Alice Htdmbet-k. Dorothy liauu-h t man, Mrs. Kalph I'hipp.s and Mrs. Van Stove. ! - fiue-i4 From New York i Will Spend Winter Here. ; .Mrs. C, t. Knfeht has a guest- ; her brother, A. J. Parry am! friend. J. Pra't of New Yrk They eto --t to smmmI the v inte ill this eilV and p. i hap- locale here a- th. v are v. iv nun b im- Mfe!--ed With tile l!"tk-Oe llv'. f al ll'V. Social Events of Church Societies fcr-;, ileal f il'UH-i'-n KI j l. i-ii l'H'i-ii In n-'lM iim Ih" wiik I ,,f hufiii.-n ini-n in ili nimii il ; lrivc for v:iiluu mm l:il ory.-iniz.i- Eleanora's Dovecote As Bride of Movie Man Is Hudson Castle "V U When Sm Eiatz. who heads a chain of l.2u( inovU Iioiims. timi Ms riMt'iit bride, Flcauora. dauciiit? partner nf iht late MaurUv. eetm n from ilndr honeymoon they will reside on a New York estate which has a private theater and on which (he buildings are nrllfifially cooled in suininei'. NKW YORK iP When Sam ' j Katz was a boy in high school on j Chicago's west sidt back in linis. he used to hurry from classes to a Jdinwy nickelodeon in the neiuhhnr lutoti. where for $ 1 li a week he played the piano from Mtppcriim1? I until the I;. st show was over. And when romance flickered on the screen in the little movie house that had been a groeerv store. Sam lapse,! into the m Hotly of 'Vastles in the Air." and conjured from the twanging keys a vision of the east'e he was going to build some day. ( He is building it now. on a mountain s!do above the Palisades of tin- Hudson near New York City It will be ready in a few months for him and his bride. His bride is Khanora Ambrose ' the dancer. W hen Sam was play ing a nickelodeon piano she was Kleanor Fuckett. daughter of a New ton, Kas., merchant police man. She came to New York; she met, danced with and married Maurice Mouvet; and for one lus trous year, until Maurice's death in 1 slip sharer) wP It him the vanced that n Community Che d would be more efficient. : While this Is truet the cam- pa gn committee wishes to call particular attention to the second paragraph in the Constitution, which stairs, "the objects of this organization shall be to strength- en and make socially efficient the spit it of human helpfulness in Medford, to afford the citizens the nppnrtunily to contribute to human welfare work through a Community chest." It is further, "to assist in en- onlinating the work of the ehari- table, civic, ph ila nt hrnpio ami benevolent organizations of Med- ford and vicinity, ami to promote coopi ration, efficiency and earn- omy in their operations. ' These are the primary consid- rations back of any successful i ',niimiMiil.- ( h'M . Thn ;,... ,,f h l.iillifl.'lli ,-liui- h wilt lml'l :iiii'lhr i ,f t ! i i- .minis In I h" i-hin.h liiill Wi'iihi'Mh:v. S, ft . IMh fi'clpl U;3 I't p. III. In which III! lire in- I. I u-l Mil.' in li- ill Mi l l , Tile IVlSt NMe . il l,- ,,f III.' l-ir-l M. i:. i Inn'' h. will iiii-. i. Tui-s.Ln nflei wli Ii .l r. .. f :. - Imiiiii.'Ii, 7ns Wei-l Sixth M ! I Til M,I I.I lit illl-ill'.- SIv.m. Mi-MI- I.i-i h in i;i.l ii, In- in i -.-nt. Vi-it-.i---II,' lilw.iv-i u i-l.i -Inc. - ITe-hyfi-rliiit I jiileiii,r Soi-ii-ly ill Maw M. i-iln The fi:l m,i-l!ni.' nfli-r thi. nini iih r .i'-.itinii nf tin- i.'tn i.sti.in i;n-.t'-nviii- ,,r ihe l-'lrsl ri.-sl,vli-ii..M chiiKh nf M.ilfi.nl will . InM Sll ii.Ih y. I.".. :,t 11-30 In h- wnllli irs pmlnr nf the ehtm-h. Ili-siili- the ri-cnl.ir lunmiim n liii:-ln'-.-.- iiii-ellhK will In- In hi MehitHTH lili- 11 ) ii- I tn hei till- l-nrli'ty ft.-nl the -e;ir hy ii 1 1 1 . i J ..ml t.lliil,!; Ihi-lr fl ietldfl. - Ml-.. I ilwfmi lln.li-m U. II. M. s. ( Ih.h till Tlle.ihiy nrternnnn nt tli I" iliie nf Ml.. II. T. I.HWti.11. tin- vv H- N "T Hi"- I'H.t M. i: ' hui h. hehl mi int" r"-i-iiii nml .rnfl:,l,e Ill'lli- ( Ih- eliee i, le liinln.-.M ,-.. .-inn I'l.-I'hiit Mi., w. w.ilk.-i e.,, l.-n.-r frnin ime 1,1 the hn;h i-'hnnl Ulil-i III Ih- .tel." ,ee Imm. nml i.. Il-Mil. ill AI'i.i.-i. .ii,i-ii t. .1 l.y l.'H- Y. II. -M S. It u.-,k full ,,r inlere.t nfi'l V"-ll wrilt.ii. Ml.. '.,n .N--.S f.nli.tli- lil the ,le- vollim.ill.. Mr. flirty rivn o feifiri ,. n-j. ii 1 1 mantle of ihe Castles and the ap plause of supper-club habitues from Uroadw.iy to (lie Riviera. K.ttz played the piano until he had saved money cummh to buy the nickelodeon. Then he look Into partnership his father. Morris, .i Jewish barber who h;.d bronchi his flimily of six to Chicago, from Rus sia when Sam was four months oid. They sa veil. bought in ore nickelodeons, and went into part nership with the four lialahan boys. Twelve year;; ant) the liar I ners built in Chicago the first of the de luxe motion pic t ure houses which now dot the tuition. The man-Ion that Sam Katz I building for his bridn Is the central edifice on an estate which encom passes a mountain mi the west bank of the Hudson river -.1 miles above New York. The estate also has a hundred room manor for guests, a sumptu ous theater of its own. stables, ten nis courts and swimming pools, a jjaraue with space for Kmi motor cars even an air-cooling plant to keep temperatures temperate in all buildings on torrid summer days. Japanese schools hi I.os A ngeles. San Francisco, Seattle and llono- lulu, The chapter from the study hook dealt with the "Characteristics nf the A inert can " The hostesses, Mrs. Lnwton and Mrs. K'uppen, server) tea, cakes ami watermelon. WEDDINGS )ilxis..Miller Wedding Al illl)in.,sve wedding tool: ,,!.,,. (.Ve,iiiig of sept. 11 .., seveiilh Day Advonlist church whe-n Miss Maud i:habelh Miller Uas united in marriage to K. Wes- i,.y )ilvH by Castor T. II. West- i,, Mrdi, presidenl of ihe So tit hem (negon confert in-e. The decora I ions Were simple ami altrar live, from a in the r en ter, slieanors id terns ami lloweis wen- rlr.iped back to form a bow r in. ib r w hu b tin- bi nl;i pai tv . Fink and v. i i i t -. Die color i heme were abn found in the rie'ilmes of the bride and her at ! nd nits, as wi II ;i- tbo.-e ai .'Inji .i.- II -hi i ;. lb' bt id" i ,i I in;-, a u hit- cr . . Ii.il.ii. , .Members ol tb - bi io'-il party '.ire; (be bride's Sl t-t. Mi.'S l. 'li. r Milb-i , .i- m. i id i.i iioioo . ,i -i:fff of llie iMooin. M ISM Llcy I'avis. and .Mi-- Mabel li.ombeiiy ,. : bl id- on. .Id - Iti.Mhei of Co lo oh- li,.i I l Mil!' i' b. i t man and Mis. I". II. C ii . i-h an-l tt villi- i ii I (in fy as u mis im-ti. The pai ty as b-d to l he u eddim: bow-.-r by ot t ic M--turn and u idine 1 ' t r t' h w ho in :mI a:; lowr llls. ill-Hi-. Vi-lmn ntl Viv.i Imvls. l'"ll-M DeHiic nml Mllin-I I'lilt- - I l?,'llt IH IJ . llslw-IH. -'1 1 riu the i-i i - limns-. I'rnfi-- "' T. II. l-'i 1 1 Ii en 1 1'-1 k , iimsImIi-iI hy l-'nlli i-itli,-i nt tin- lii.iim. 1-1 '.-. t,-v. i 'ni r-1 -1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . '" 1 '''fine Ih'- Ml. till', nf .M i-lull-li- -Itn'ri Ue.l.llNi.- Al.li'-I ,iin. -..I the . ,-, i,,n ,, I,, uiii, l-iiif.-.-M.r I'. ini.il ..-mi! "ii. I ,-n Me." Hnlt inn. ii- i mil In in ,1 - ,ii nilKhi.llt 1 lie eel- y. Mr... II. llil" h-UMiill nfllei.illm; ill. 111.. ie.ui,, -. ,,,e, ., , , , , ,, ,. j 1 ,. ,,, ,., .,1 Ihe ie'il.,n h'1'l..il Ih" heme .,! I He M-i.l.-. ii,.. niii, .1 Mill.r Mr. .-mil Mi-. i-ii. hit f.,f ;i -hmt t, ,, - ,.,.,. , . , ii ci, m v.-i!!ii Wiilli bIiii-i- M-. .,V Wl ,,,1,111, lie 1,1. line ,.f tml-. . 4 i TrflVI-lllllC )llli."-keelitl Htll'JUl:! ';ni? n n'tr'-e.n in nr.re, , 2 WOMEN RETURN FROM HORSEBACK TRIP TO LAKES A m l-.tly in blue and ;;reen. This mi::h be the KM.- of tile Jny- .tl liorseback jouMu-y thn.niih the Cascade mountain, from which ;wo Medford girls, llc'.en lb-rt-e:i and Adclhurd I'.mvhnrdi have ju-t eiuniei). l.;i lies - L'U of them ere vi-ited by the v iris e;,ch a -.em shim -merin-; bet !en ;:.. ht anil shutlow that reflected a different shade of color. There wee some lakes thai lauuhed and r.ur;!ed in the .-mi some 1 ha I Mil ih -tl lii V-derioiisly be hind misty veibi of Miiok- -otie is hat lay in sulb n. lanj'ind sibtice, daring the uoi!, i.i iLm-mvh' Ho-ui. :;ia ii im: ni f t he 1 1 h' with ;liinp.-es of t "rater Lake. Iiiainoiid Lake i.lld nther-: tleai to tlo-bealits of Medlord f-dks. i ht-y cr..-sed i be !Vide to ihe West si.b- of tile ('as cades and discovered in ri tils of new streams. liV.ililig each olhe in be:. iiiy. Cadi 1 1 i l; lit they ramped beside a new lake, and rooiluii.; found tin in til the saddle a.viin. passing others, as ihey iliii.lu.l the mtiuutain lining ti.oo mn' side ) tio.flo-i. 'I'beie W.le i Hi ' i'b ! t s. !! -a I" I I'.l LT 1c inl buiioooiis a loio; the way tiiat dded ari'-ty to t he trip, i dice a pot bear in Crater National forest -dole a ham from their camp, which aft-r a chase for stum dis tance, was dropped us the animal eampered guiltily and frightened off into the brush. Then there was the time the horse upon which M iss P.urehardi was ridhm, succumbed to a fit of colic, nave a great sih of distress ami sunk to the ground. The local nirl fr 1 herself just in time to escape be in;: crushed be neat h the animal which rolled over ami over in a convulsion. The trulls In the Crater forest were badly mucked according to the girls, and Ihey had difficulty in tracing their way. Once or twice on the first part id' the trip, their horses ran away ami they spent half the day looking for them. Af ter tin first week of travel, how ever, the horses were well trained and stayed close lo camp. Starting out July I'll and travel ing over miles on the cut Ire trip, the girls claim that it was the iiuii't enjoyabl" vacation trip they have ever had. When t he spring comes they w ill he In t he saddle again, they say. for another trip probably t hrouh ( ireium, which they want lo know thoroughly be fore they set out, lo Jilflgi the rest of the world from the back of a faithful nag. AFOUL OF SLICKER HOLLYWOOO, ';.t Kept. 11 (('i An nibbed m'ni-k market bucket filiiip In which many p'-r-muis were Hwludh-d Including hcv erai fa nn him nmt ion pict uri plny ein wmm Mitbjecteil lo an investi gation by tint horii ieH loday vliu ;:ntl th'-y h.ol pioof that Herbert II. -Iiirlisun had obtained at basl :p HHl.tlllll I' id 111 lucre than II H'oie of victiniH. Jack Hon was missing f rtn his luxurious on'ii'e ruiite and bit pahi tial botue In H.-vcrb-y HIHh was vacant. His attorney, Milton Hobb-n, Ka!( lie uas mil nf town. A private Meiretary said he had let I several i.i s a,;o "without ;my explanation." 'hi:vi;n'i:, vv. . i-pt. 1 1. M't- ). 1 1, Wn::oiier f Telluriilc loin , ban I; pn idenl who stuit -In) rinam ial c reb-s by swiudliuu' kx New York b.n.kM of half 'i million do I la re. w a I veil a prelim -inarv hcat'lntf at Newcastle. 'yo., t mli v. ri'oi wa i i'tmi tided to lb" county Jail nt I'luyenn'. Vai:K uner reta no d a 1 1 ornr-ys to rei'i-es.-nt him In an rffort to ro-sl-l removal to New Ynrk. but made no !ilt'ind to ralnn tho siflO.OOf) whicli tho K"Vi-rnmetit. will demand hh bill. AS PMHI1 FAILS WlfMITA, K .n, S'.-pt. 14 (V) - Helm Will.. met. - I . w.m Itilh-d h'-ie !od;,v wlon tt-f pa i ach 11 ! e I tih -I to op, it f'. r --be Jllltltied ftorn (be alrpiane of Mi h Khmr Smith, rnduciiice flier in 1 itemon- iiatiiifi of a t;iif'-tv jrinn hutd, Mi.- HOLLYWOOD STARS' i I SMALL TOWN COIN GENIUS SUBDUED( V.'':V-.m t- '! Oflfl0 I Automobiles, Movies and Song Hits Of American Origin Found By Grey During Recent Visit In Australia It is Mirpri- im; how !:H is ac tually klo.Wtl id' Hie 1 t- awav country of Australia. Vol ili:-. ;;.! ' comnioiiw .-. l: h. altho wild ai.d m: inhalnt. d in many .-c;ion, i- on- ! of (iiv.ii Li itam's i al M and fa-te-t growing domains. t ! li' I ii'jn ilitttli-nco 1-. espi-i i : I ! 1 not . . ;,).!. in Australia'.-, prinein.tl 1 i i;'. S dne -, New Sou; h W.i b-. American motor ca rs a re t- eri more u iib ly used than the odd little Km:iih make inaihims. and many beautiful American type theatcs show the latest movie tlu ili-i s from Holly wootl ami fea ture oil I heir sl.t Mes la Vt-1 s f I on I "l lie St a h's," A meriiv n song hits aro played on American radios, phono Jra phs. band inrumeiiis iand pianos w hil-most of Sydney's in tin bit a tits can sitif. and w hist h "The Rroaduay Mel.uh" and Mh 1t .iH.in j i .. bands ;;et i ca I "hot" sy iiooi.i!ion on "Trijedi" and oth t r dam e seii-atioiis fiom this coiinli . The new Slate theatre, .tu-d off (ieori:,. slreet in the hi art of Syd ney, would r.val must of the movie palaces in t his count ry. Ani'rl . ans. lii'Wi vit, would object to th. !ong :;u ami )." in i note in tennis ons duiinu which time attend ants s-11 i-aiidv Imrs and taslv ion- I feet ii his i.i i be pat i "lis. I mring t !i is I 1 1 : . 1 1 1 y pause ma ny of the men w-ar their hais . . . another ctistoin noticeable to visitors. Theatre goers attending Austra lia show houses, like In KuIish cii ies. purchase "stalls" or boxes ' in their de.-.ired "circle." Accord -hig to the usual Knglish custom : the orchestra plays ' Hod Save 1 The King" at the conclusion of the show. It seemed gout) t" hear the big Regent theatre orchestra , si rlke on '"The Stars ami Stripes Forever" following Ihe usual Ilrll- ' Ish national anthem. The ma ny I'ubs ( salon ns in Sydney are reminders of byotir days in the Tniled Stutes. "The Itreweis actually own Auslralia," nm' Syiuley resident said and that Is Very near , fail, Continual labor aejlUtiori and strikes have contributed In ward male Iiik buMiness very bad i hroiiKlmut , t lie com nionwi ulth. The brewefH, liowe,er nre thriv ing n nd hitbnuiH tin cnntrlbutinK to making the mural i-onditloiiH In Sydney nt a low Hih. It is with envy that Australia business men aro watchiiiHT tho prosperity that Amrrien Ih enjoying, "Is prohibition a hikm-cms?" That is the question that many AuHtraliaiiH tu'i. I'eoplis ivoi there seem to bo keenly Interest ed hi what Horbert Hoover terms "A noble experiment." lieardloss nf oIio'h personal opinion of pro hibition. It Is a relief to rot urn aaln to tho I'nttod StateH whon.' saloon iIooih aro not mwIrkIiik on every turner. It is Interesliiu; to know that Australia Is more near tho rou ter of tho Jh-itlKh Umpire than1 ih KtiKlynd. Sydney, the metrop olis of tho Antipodes, has nhotil tho population of I'aedon or St. Louis and Ik tho dlstrtbutinK ccn-, tor for not only Now South Wulea but all Au.tralifi us well. Thoi-o arc many KiikUsIi, Irish and Scotch people in thin Hiy but the main population Ih mado up of puro AiiHtnillariH - Ihe latter be hiK tall, HlmlKht pi-oplo with ox eellent ih.VMb;ue. It is not unus ual to find both men nnd women over y,',x foel in hoh'hl ainotin the pure Australians. There aro tew really busy Ihnroukhfaros Sydney Inidoad, the business and residential dis tricts in e Hpread over a laru area. Tho stieeiH nro wlmlitiK and many paved with blocks ol eucalypt us w ood dipped in boil im; tar find laid in a foundation ol cement- these roads will la.st for years without repairs. Tln i r- a l o ma ny line shops In New South Wales ureal lily and It reeios to be tin- tendency ni no-H bants to i row d show w.ndows with as nnich no ri bandiso an ms fdhle. Alnorii'iiM-lliado no.ols ai'.! always much in v nb nee in ihoe Stoles. There are many differ lit lyp' of rxi"bnceM In and mar the city; of Silli'V. There are j;abbd cot - ; lauo-s, bricl; liou.es. scores of j honi'-H of tho less attrai tivo ar-1 j hit-" tine of the Vi.-toiian i-r.i and tho now, mod. i n Calilornia- , 1 type blltmabiW. stitbilm stucco j dwellings and apmtineni houses I and neat. shiut;le.t holiM-rt. Tho I o)dert dirty, ninaniented business rtrmturea are rapbily K-Vim; way I to jp-w;, at tract i e A mor'irnn-lyp nky-seriiii'-i-H )' -Itn: built )' eb 1 low sandatone. Sailors on the "Slerru," who have sailed the seven jtoas Mid i Vhdled ports ti i Singapore to Sati I'idio say thai Sydney's fa : nious harbor i;ee. is in beauty 'and comnni' ia ndvaid.mes, those I of Kit- i .lament and Napb s ami I the famous waters around Con stantinople and llo-phol us. In interim; thi- wonderful har bor tho Sol i a st -a nnd pad I ho f world r.niii.iis Svrhiey. lle.i.N to ' join hnndieiN of t.-sel fnun till : p uis of the world - Huropo, A-l i. , Afi h a, Not i h and South America. - 11 Is a natural haihor. b-ep iitvl, w.-il protected from th" winds and storms th.it almost onst.mtly, ' i-Weep tho o.rdein ce.ist or All-t-. Hal a.. Tho S.vdney harbor la ac- tmilly a wlndlnt' lk r itrvam with hitndr' ds of inlets--studde.l wib t in i- la mis and w ailed wit it u.M.ibd hills. Ail- r the Sierra dropped anchor for iii;uantine ,she glided llir.l t h. iii ft waters of the harbor j'.it tiie tuo new Australia cruis ers, tli-- "t'anberra" and '"Austra lia" to h- r dock near the circnbir tju...-. Wlihiu sight of the Mat son docks Is a bit of laud smaller than Abatraz Island In San Fran cisi o b.iv. where prisoners wt re iUiirteed many years ago. It will be ren I.-inhered that Austra lia was originally nseti by Kng kind as a penal colony. .According to tradition the sharks which swarm Sydney har bor were fid daily from the hanks of ibis small island to discourage the prisoners from a I tempting to swini the channel to Ihe mainland. A'liieat bridge which will span' one neck of the harbor is now un der const t ar t ion and Au'stni lia people are very proud of this j;l'-at enterprise. M.-lboiu ne. in 'ictoriat is much , more like all Ihiulish t-ity Ihit'i is Sydney here the business HtriK t ui-'-s and resiib m es as well as the people themselves show Iitllcit b-ss i.f the American Influonco. Horse rai inic Is one of iho popu lar sports of Melbourne and the I anions Melboiiruo Cup is one of (he world's ureal racing ovonts. I 'poll iirriviiiK in Sydney, a lit tle Ki-otip of iorra sailors arenstod an Aussio pol'oeman for inftirma tion as to tho proper street cur to take for the Central station htilldinfr. "(Hi. ) say, rhappio, you wish n tram? High to! There's your ear. Hondo! Hlght us this way. Cher rio!" That's tho kind of talk ymi have to expect in Australia. Tho "oV aro certainly popular down there . . . every I hiug Is "Hondo,' "liighto" and "herrlo." And. of ctSurse, street ears nro unknown. They aro "Trams" in Australia as" itf Knwland. (mo of Iho "most lienitilful nt I ra et Ions In New South Wales 'h the Hluo Mouulnln country, about 7o miles distant from Sydney nnd 1 rojiohed hy the Interest hi); little 1-hiKllsh - typo railroad. Here are high mountain peaks, countless water falls of anm.inn beauty, luxurious Gum wood for- 1 ests, deep canyons with a yellow lining of Australian wattle trimmed with ChristmaH bush, monkey vines and luxuriant tree ferns. Awe-inspiring eaves like the prefton Caves nro t here, too, to attract the pleasure-seeking A ustrallans. Tho Itluo Mountains, though not as lifty as the Sisklyoun and the 0ns- ' cades, have a beauty of their own. Went worth KalU is one of the finest of the attractions In this beautiful country and there could be no more delightful outing than visiting the pieturosipie little Wont worth Falls hotel nnd Hoeing the wonderful Hluo Mountain country tin dor the guidanco of Stan King, world war hero and as fine a guido as ever trod a trail and tipped a Rpurklinff rod Klass of I'enfolds around a camp fire. Stan wiih one of the famous "Aussies" who spilled his blood on , the battle fields of Flanders hack tn the. dark days of the great war. At the little Went worth FattH hotel the guests are awakened In tha uarly hours, by a hair-raising iM)iinnoiion caused by the proprio. 1or heating on a dish pan. It sounds like ii steam holler fuetory opening, for Iho ilny. Half n hour later the K nests are thus roused from their slumbers, breakfast Is served. It was n cold night when the train left the busy Central Station bound for tho I Hue Mountains so pussengerS were provided with foot warmers. The conductor lugs these warmers through the odd little railway cars and slips one undo; tho feet of pasvengers who are ; shivering from the chilly winter air. It is spring now In Australia nn 1 the flowers nro bursting forth in great profusion. Soon tho railroad conductors w ill heave a slh of re lief when they pack a way the fooL waitners for the summer month1. - Herb Grey. Kditofs Note; Another article on Australia by Herb Grey will appear In an early issue ot the Mall Tri bune. SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1-1. (.in Tho Panama far! fir. liner Vlr clnia, operating between San Fran eivco and New York nnd tho steamer Hermoln collided In San FrauHseo bay at t 0 : 4 7 p. m. today. The information was relayed to the : Associated Press from the VlrglnU. by the Mackay Kadln nnd Tele-' i.:r.iph company. It was repnrte ) that the damage was slight. Tit Virginia returned to her dock under her own pow er. She had left, at noon for New York. A Judge of a Connecticut town court derided the police force was 1 overweight. He lead them In dully reducing oxcrcUua.' . ,