.1 ' -ii !, '
v rEDFOT?D'. rAlm; Wtilu&tfj tFORh ;oiiKftSJ rrtfiru'Y.'' stcptkmber 21. ioso. .1
luisl. employed at th Khdtn
I li.mi v, is tin (humhliT of "tr.
Iillcr-t'lty (;oir ,
Tourney Today. '
"With three points up lo bt'Kin;
the mutches nt tho Ashland K"!f'
cuiit-Ho today, the woniiMi of thf
Mcdford club wliu wwi- chosen t.
irprcscnt tliiH diy. left hero early
this morn In jx to paitUinau In tin-:
inter-rliy match. The three points i
won carried over from the match!
last summer, !
'Tito ModCord pro up were Kiicsts,
tip thi' Ash land flub at a luncheon
(-'ivon tit tlu lJthia hotel this noon.'
' The local entrants included .Mrs. j
Uitve Wood. Airs. Jack Thompson. .
Aim. Don Clark. Airs. Win. Vaw-j
ler. Sr.. Mrs. Rupert Henry. Airs. ;
X O. Alondorfcr, Airs. A. It. Cun
ulnghiim. Airs. Wnt. Vawti Jr..
Miss Anna Mae Ktison nnd M rs. j
To 11 1 Kuwun. Tlv wrn1 aeeompa-l
11 led ly the AVcdfoVd pro, - Jack i
Miicston. 'v j
Farewell Party for '
California Visitors.
hA dinner parly In honor of Mr. j
mid Airs. U S. Neighbor of YVil-j
Ills. California, who have life 11 j
victim.' telatlvcHMn 'this city for
tin; past month, 'was nlven at tho
homo of Airs. 1 1. ( Craves. Mr. ;
ami Ati's Neij;hhc(i" are leaving for'
Keind valley,. California, where '
they will ,isit' relatives. !
(Covers wore laid for the follow-!
Inn: Ah, and Airs. Neiirhbor. Airs, j
Ohrr'a SCQtt -and sons, Walter anil;
Tfiomas. Mr. and Airs. Chrl Wolff!
itjid. son, Hay Uoyd Henderson. ;
Jillon nnd Alvln Craves. William j
nnil Mildred- Haeur. and I lie hos- j
toss.
Iitrit of Honor NtK'icty
Will Hold MivUiik;.
livj;iee of Honor 1'iotecUvo as-'
soeiaiion will meet Friday evening
September .'7, in the Al o d e r n
Woodman hall. I.odjio will bein
promptly at 7:20. a program and
soeial hour be.yipninj; at Ji:30. j
Kriends welcom-'. , . .
Tho folio wins .lroj,'rym will h"j
Kiven: I
Instrumental solo I,. O. Parker j
Heading Sylvia Thompson
Honn ,x Itesbie Huhlerj
Violin' solo..... T Hilly l.uman j
Reridinp lti -(Jypsy eostume i
Mayme Seilvr
Dance ,..;Clertr,ud' Henderson t
Heading Madge Croft j
1 j
Visiting" C'nllfominns , (
Scale Crater l.al;e IVak.
Air. and Airs. Waller H. .lone;'. ;
413 Newtown, have as their quests;
Air. and Airs. Claude 11. Morrison!
and i hildren of San DIcko. Cali- j
fornia. They motored to Crat 'i'j
Lake Sunday, where they sealed
Carfield peak. In add it Ion to en-1
joying the beauties of the lake j
from the rim. Air. Alorrlson. who
Is eonn-troller of the First Na-I
tlonal Trust and Savings l!anks oft
San Diego t will leuve for San Fran
. lseo September I'll, to attend the;
American I'.ankCrs rimvenliou.
The I'ythian elub will hold their
regular mrrtint; ihls evi-nin at
the home of Al rs. II. ( i. Wort
man. In addition to the regular
business meeting, two members of
the club who are leaving Afedford,
will he honored.
F.npiKoment AnnoiuiceU
tr MUu TurnqulHl. j
The engagement of Miss Audiey
Turmiulst of Aledford and Honied
Dunn of Ashland wu recently an
nounced. The weddinjr date 1s to
bo announced later. Aliss. Turiv-
T
and Mrs. K. A. Turinniist of ih
city, and Mr. Ihinn is .the son
Mr. and Airs. Ceo'rgt- W. Uuuu oft
Ashland.
Mis. Hanen Honor liuol ,
Airs. .1. Fllegel. :
Mrs. Aaron Hanson, m-e- Alary
Moon-, former hUrh seined liina-j
: ian of Ibis it will be guest of
l oiiot- this evening at a diiuu'i- at '
Ii ,;e n of Mrs. J. F, Miege!. j
A I s. Hansen, whose home is In :
Uiverside, Cal., has been visiting j
her mother for the past several j
days in Hugeive.. Covers, will be'
laid for M. 1
Alls, lleimclt. Hostess
Itupti.-t Auxiliary. j
The monthly missionary meeting;
of the, l-adies' Auxiliary, First
Haptist church. was "held . this
at'U;rnoon at' the home of Mrs. S.J
Ij. 'Jlennett on South Uiverside 1
.Ivemie. i
Airs. Clarence Canmui spoke on!
"Stewardship." and Dr. Kva- Car-,
low gave u report of the Northern
Haptist convention, which was re
cently held in' Denver. Colo.
Women's Committee
of Copco, Aleel.
The women's committee of the
California Oregon power company
met last night In the Copco build- J
ing. The program dealt with
"food preset- v a tion." and the
group was addressed by Dr. C
T. Sweeney t and Frank Hull, spec
ial representative of tho iicncrul
Klectrle company.
The Phoenix Uidies' Aid Alls
rloimry society held a meellmr at
the homo of Airs. Walter Frar.er
Brown, of ,AJedford hist Thuisduv,
afternoon, with an attendance ft
fourteen. ,
The ,A. O. chater of P. K. O.
will have a luncheon tomorrow
at -0110 o'clock. A biographical
skeTNi will be given l.y Airs; I.. K.
Wllliiims. The luncheon will b
In charge of Airs. Furnas and Alisu
McKay.
St. Mark's Guild will open, their
meetings for the winter season
with a 1 o'clock cafetecria lunch
eon at the Parish hall on Friday.
October 4th.
Airs. Seller and family and house
guests,, Air. and Airs. 11, IC. Hhoiles
of lieverly Hills, Cal., motored lo
Crater Lake on Sunday,
Air. and Airs. Cleo Urennor of
Cleo's Place are spending a week
In Portland, attending to business
matters.
Airs. W. ,W. Parnum left yester
day, for Honolulu' to spend several
months with her son,. Clyde Dar
1111111, Airs. l,o tm Itcrger of Alorton.
.Minn., is the guest of .Mrs. Ka'.e
Crawford of this city.
Airs. C. D. llrown and Airs. C.
II. I It (yd motored lo Crescent Cty,
Sunday.
Sunday referred to Metlford'H
funuer mayor im a punnl'Me camti
date to HUcuocd Cemge V. Dunn as
state senator from Jackson county.
"Why. I never even thought of
such 11 thing, nor has anyone ever
spoken to mo about it," continued
Moil ford's former mayor. "1 can't
imagine what should lead Kelly to
ever write such a statement as
you saappoured In Ihu Dremmiau.
and whtt.li I did not see. It Is ab
surd. Maybe Floyd Cook, the see
retaiy of the Itopubllian state
committee, handed this hokum to
Kelly for a joke."
In this connection, when Mr.
Ale:ulerfer quit the mayoralty it is
recalled that ho repeatedly said he
neer wanted to hold another po
litical office.
In his general political gossip
regarding polities and possible can
didactes for various state offices,
from the governor's office down.
Air. Kelly wrote the following:
"Senator (leorge Dunn has- made
no announcement, hut (f he de
cides not to return to Salem, O. O.
Alendei for. ox-nmyor of Medl'ord,
may he a candidate for the vacancy."
I
Fall Campaign
for Lucky Strike
Advertising for the well known
1 lid po pit Uir Lucky Strike clgar
ttes returns to the .Mail Tribune
otuntns again today, for the fall
a hi imi 1:11. after a short vacation.
Tho title of their first ad is, "An
"Kelly is all wot. as is anyone
else who says ho," anid O. O. Alen
derl'er today when told that John
V. Kelly, political writer or the !
Oregonian. in his political gossip I
.nc4e11t 1'le.llldice
moved." U tells
did it removed
against cigarettes
harmful corrosive
tobacco."
how
the '
by
icids
Peeu Ite-
"toasting
prejudice
removing
from the
Tillamook. Six blocks being
paved on Fourth street west from
Sttllwetl avenue.
The Old Sock Js out of Date!
AN ANCIENT PRE JUDICE
HAS BEE NJR EM 0 V E D
That ancient prejudice which hoarded gold with the fanatical ea of the miter ha vanished. Under the sheltering wing of
AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE flourish thousands of banking .institutions to which the individual safely entrusts his wealth.
toasting did it
Cone is that ancient prejudice against cigarettes Progress "
has been made. We removed the prejudice against ciga
rettes when we removed harmful corrosive ACRIDS (pun
gent irritants) from the tobaccos.
YEARS ago, when cigarettes were made without the aid of
modern science, there originated that ancient prejudice against
all cigarettes.1 That criticism is no longer justified. LUCKY
STRIKE, the finest cigarette you ever smoked, made of the choic
est tobacco, properly aged and skillfully blended "It's Toasted."
"TOASTING," the most modern step in cigarette manufacture,
removes from LUCKY STRIKE harmful irritants which are pres
ent in cigarettes manufactured in the old-fashioned way.
Everyone knows that heat purifies, and so "'TOASTING"
LUCKY STRIKE'S extra secret process removes harmful, cbr
rosive ACRIDS (pungent irritants) from LUCKIES which in the
old-fashioned manufacture of cigarettes cause throat irritation and
coughing. Thus "TOASTING" has destroyed that ancient prejudice
against cigarette smoking by men and by women. .
.1 '-.J. .
99
At s toas'
No Throat Irritation -No Cough.
TUNE IN The Lucky Strikt Dance Orchestra, gvery Saturday night, ovar coaat-to-cout network of the N. B.C
Cl2. The American Tobocco Co-Mfr.
"It's Toasted" the phrase that describes the
extra "toastirv" process applied in the manu
facture of Lucky Strike Cigarettes. The finest
tobaccos the Cream of the Crop are scien
tifically subjected to penetrating heat at minir
mum, 260 maximum, 300, Fahrenheit. The
exact, expert regulation of such high temper
atures removes impurities. More than a slogan,
"It's Toasted" is recognized by millions as the
most modern step In cigarette manufacture.
i Thr ellHilien nf M'ilfonl will ho
uffereil ihe oiipurtunlty of avail-
Iiik themselves uf a new .svslem ef
;huvin this winter thrmiKh the
U'hthlren'j tlohl Heml havings Huh.
(The eluh Is ninincei'eil hy the Chll
iilren's (Inhl Jhuul SuviiiK t'hih.
j I no., ii nitt ieuul orjjnnlznl Ion, nnd
,n Krntip of the lending mevehunls
iuf MedforrJ. The fellowin); x'
iphinuiton nf how the system wurk.s
1k uffered In nnler to nid the piir-
ents whose ehiUlien desire ineni-
bershlp.
Tho merehiinin nnd husinesH
houses involved will Issue coupons
to, their put rons on purchases
j 1 mule. (Hie coupon vill he issued
; for uvery L'.h purchase. When 50
'coupons have heen collected, they
; can he turned in to any of the
! merchants involved and a i!0e ifold
j hond will he Issued. These honds
I w III he Issued to children only.
' The honds can Hi her he held hy
the children, or turned Into the
school hii vines nccounls as cash.
If the honds are held, they mature
when the holder hecomes "1 years
of atre, and hear Interest, the rate
of which is as yet undetermined.
The iiondH ari negotiable, thus
making It posslhle to deposit them
In the school savings accounU as
cash.
The will honds will he furnish
ed to the hierehants hy the Bed
ford Xattftnal hank, and the fol-
lowlnp: firms will issue coupons on
I purchases made: Jackson County
jtiilldliiK nnd Loan association.
Jackson Comity hand, Medfnrd
National hank. Southern ItultdliiK
& Loan association. Ala Kill' Iirug
store, Sutihj). Harvey's. Service
Station, Joe H. Meyer's Machtuc
Shop. Colonial (In rape, H. S. Cleve
land, Jl nek's Jtroke Wheel and
Axle Service, J. Verno Shanple
Studio, Marshall Prlntlnt; company
Milady Iteauty Shoppe, lnda Hum
phrey Grocery. ud Palace Heauty
and llarher Shop. Other firms
will ho added to this list from
time to time.
OwInK lo the fiirt that the pold
honds are to ho accepted lu lieu
of cash In Schools Savings ac
counts tho school system Is co
operatlnu lo tho extent of distrib
uting tho application blanks for
membership lu tho Huh nnd col
lecting thoso that are filled out.
The blanks will he distributed In
most of tho schools this week.
Kvery child that intends to save
coupons ami obtain ' Co hi honds,
must heenmo a member of the
Huh hy filling out an application
blank, bavin It signed hy parents
or nuardinn and returning It ta
tho teacher who distributed It. All
students who return application
hlankft prior to Oct. 1st Witt he
Issued membership cards free, hut
the feo thereafter will bo 11.00.
The school authorities wish It to
he definitely understood that the
Gold Hond Having Huh does not
(alto Ihe place of school savings
In any respect, hut to tUo contrary,
actually supplements It. The gold
bonds will bo accepted as cash for
deposit In school savings accounts,
and will he handled by the teach
ers mid cnshlers along with the
cah deposits. Aside , from this
one fact, the plan , will operate
entirely outside tho school system.
E
Jack Brady is In tho county
jnll and K. 13. Howard Is In tho
Hnrrod Heart hospital as the re
sult of an nil to crash ihls fnro
mmn on tho Jacksonville hlghwav
near tho J taker service station.
Ilrady Is charged with reckless
driving nnd with driving -while
lutoxh ated.
He entered a plea of not guilty
on both charges and is to have
a trial In the Jacksonville Justice
court Thursday forenoon.
The crash occurred when ftrady,
attempting to avert striking an
other car, turned his small coupi
over. Howard sustained a badly
cut ear and bruises, hut otherwise
was not Injured.
deerIBul
E
KcpnrlH from tho moimliiln illn
trlc.tH or the county totiny nro tlint.
lonr nrc no plrntltul they como
clono to boinfc a nulwincc, and the
lamination In well nlKli irrcalHtihlc
to shoot them, rain or xhlnn.
I'rnnk Amy o; .ilon I'rnnk com
PlaliiH that one nlKht recently two
doer npenl tho night on li in Imrk
porch. They did not try to Ret
Into tho, kllehen. Mr. Amy each
fall koch kimllrm fur nuiln tall deer
In Kaatern Oregon.
AutolHlH retnrnltiR from Dlnmond
f.nko report that (leer ore feeding
"Icine Ihe road.' and innnifeHt no
fear when on auto horn la honked.
Deer are hIho reported pletitllul In
the Trail, Klk Creek and upper
Applcgato dlntileta.
Uuntera of thin elty and county
are auxlounly waltlnK for the flrat
aln of a Reneral rain to hit for
tho hllla, and the removal of tho
prencnt hunllnu han will nee a Ren
eral riihh for favorllo hunllliR
Krounda.
. - ,
llKHI,I.N(l'l Tilt (ieimaii Auto
muhllo Kederatliin uyii that every
third enr In llifi-lln and tli the
KhlnehiTid In of foreign orlftln. For
auto trueka the pereentaRo la 54.6
and for motor eyelen 40.6 Kuxony
haa one automobile for each 48 In-
JC PENNEY C
A Qood
Overcoat
need not be expensive
This One at
14
75
Is Both Style-Right
and PriceJ?erfect
Others to $24.75
Sheep and. Goats Increase
Farrri Profits
Pasturing of 110,000 sheep and 10,000 goats on forinflrly non
productive land is netting a group of western farmers sub
stantial increases in yearly incomes. So productive; has tho
enterprise proved that formation of .a sales organization and
erection of a warehouse havo been warranted. In locations
whore better forage conditions obtain, greater returns may be
expocted. ;
The Sheep Show; National Wool Show: and exhibits of Goata and Mo
hair fleecei at the 19th Annual Pacific International Uveatoek Exposi
tion, PorMand, Oregon, Oct. 26-Nov. 2, will present a complete picture
of the Sheep and Goat Industries, and also afford examples of sucoesa
In the development of pure bred stock. Other features of the Exposi
tion will include1 exhibits of pure bred Beef and Dairy Cattle. Horses,
Hogs, Foxes, Poultry and Rabbits;. Dairy, Manufacturers' and Land
Products Shows; Industrial Exposition; Northwest Hay and Grain
Show; and world-renowned Horse Show.
The addition of sheep and.gcats to the farms In this community, wher
ever practical, will bring Increasing returns, and greater prosperity to
the entire district. For this reason, we here at the First National Bank
would like to see every farmer visit the exposition with a view to add
ing sheep and goats to present operation. V
First National Bank
MEDFORD, OREGON
hahltantN and Prif.la one for
each "i.