"NtDDTORD MATT, TTilT.TTXE. MKDFORD, OttEOON; WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2.'. 1020.
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Tuesday marked the beginning
of the fourth full term of the
Southern Oretrnn Normal school,
which was opened in September,
1S2U. With u runh nt the i-obIk-tmr'H
iiffiee indications pointed
toward on enrollment which it Is
expected will etiual that of the
litl'S full term which totalled
The winter term enrollment It
Is expected will be increased to
I'MUiil or excel thut of lust year
which, was in the neighborhood
of 40(1, according to President J.
A. Churchill.
Tho registrar und other school
officials were busy today regis
tering the students, locutlng tile
students in homes and getting
everything in readiness for the
beginning of eluss room work.
There was a substantial increase
in the number of men enrolled in
the school, which bids woll for tho
success of athletics in the institu
tion this year.
Several new faculty members
huvo been employed, among those
who are new being Jllss I.ucile
Btirtis wlm ,wlll assist In the art
department: .Miss Ksther, Church,
formerly supervisor of music ,ln
Medford. who takes the place of
Miss Lconu Murstcrs: Miss Hen
rietta fhallis of Scuttle to -assist
Miss Church. Mm. Bertha Smith
will have charge, of the health
work.
During : the three weeks the
school hus been closed the place
1 had been -rjlefincd and gotten In
readiness for the opening of
school ,
The housing committee, work
Ing witd the householders organi
zation have found plenty of desir
'able 'homes Iso far to aecommodate
students., Check of these: homos
by the tire chief, with Installation
of equipment will be made later. ,
. 1
'v:
" Ucr.aiiHC they didn't know the
.governor of Oregon had issued a
proclamation postponing the open
ing of the deer Reason because ot
the forest fire hazard due to drouth,
Tilman King and W. A. Lee. both
of Deter. Ore., tried their luck.
' King landed two dcor, a fine lour
iioint and a fine five-point buck,
but Lee was less successful and
more lucky and only hunted.
Tuesday they appeared before
Justice of thn Peace U A. Roberts
nnd King was fined $250 for kill
ing deer in cloned season and his
license revoked, while was
fined t'10 for hunting In closed sea
son. Lee is past TO years of age.
Deputy Wardens P. M. Brown
and Roy Parr arrested the two
men,, .who hud , hung their kill In
plain, view, they: wore advised by
Judge Roberts of Ashland ta keep
ahreast of the times in the future
so far as hunting regulations go.
C. OF C. DIRECTOR
At lis regular meeting lastv
night, the hoard, of fllrcvtors of
l he M ed ford ( 'ha rii her of Com -tneri-e
elected John Anderson of
Central Point, prominent In th"
grunge uffalrs of the county, us
director n succeed A. A. Uaydcn,
who resigned because of removal
out of the city. Mr. Anderson Is
well known In Modforrt and has
for long taken mi active Interest
In nmttern concerning the city.
A committer to consider und
iu work upon the plan of con
M'lhhiiing the Medford M"rehan.-''
association in the chamber of
(-onnncrcf wan appointed und In
cludes as members. K. L Dazey.
Mare Jarmln.' K. .V. VIlm.'K. O.
Trowbridge and John Moffat.
The appointment of the agricul
tural committee wus also com
pleted . and its membership In
cludes Paul Scherer, chairman; II.
. Fowler, Vicc-chulrinan; (ieorg.
Hilton. W. J. Warner.; JJ. K. Har
der, John Anderson and Jtaymond
Mikohr. ; ; .
11 u vint; 'nearly eu'mpleted bhit
ItiK. tfvmDtiR. und ' mukin? ex
tensive fill In (druluhtcninu out
und Improving Hie M-ven mlleM of,
Klamath KallK-Ashland blKhiy
between Keene creek and Jenny i
creek, the contractors plan to Htart
turfHeinK the new highway about
October 0, accord Inn to tfcymour
W u.hburn. nenior partner of th
i 'iniiin'i in in ui n annurn v iinu ;
wmcn na tne contruct Tor the
$J3i'.000 rotid improvement Job.
At present workman arc In
stalling a rock criiHhliiR plant.
Th rwid l to be tturfneed with
n threc-cont crushed rock forming
the be. und finally by a vcr" fine
cru!hd rock, accordintt to Mr. '
Va?hburn. . ,
The Improvement extend from
the Ames Service Station to Pine
hur.st. Orcun Weallier.
Oregon: Kalr tonight and Thurs
day, not much chan(t In tcmpTii-,
START SURFACING ON ; WJJT nr r-v LL -V KlrC. -
, !rt'stiyt!Hnit lntlii
The Women's Fiible class of tho
1'lrst PresHyterlun church liold
their regular social meeting Tues-
day arternocm in the church par-
lors. The dovotjonulH- wore in
clmi-KQ of Aflm Eiimia Oaunynw. ! v used In decomtinn the rouin l'OIU,s aml K"vvay commitu'o oi
An i.'lntorostinR pronmm waftjuptt avhh also curried out in .the;iho Milfortl ehumher of com
ffivnn, with sqiikr the ladies' ; vofrexhniemH. t mom- to the Klamath FtilU chum-
Iquurtct. and n talk, "Thn (llory of
Babylon in rue tlmo of Nelmchnil -
nczzur'V by Snlphu . IMiippn. All
mfnihers who hud birlhilHys In
July: AiiKUHt und Koptembcr were
honor guoats,
m-K?. i 5m i '
. V.. ... . ,.
mv . i. j. n. iiimm un
open mooting tomorrow lit in
'the V. V. C. A. club rooms. The
following program hus been ur
I runted for the nfternoon:
Topic 'talks. Mrs. H. U. I.oonuril
and Mrs. W. T. Uerry.
1'fnno solo, Kvu llitzter.
lteadliiK. M rs. Campbell.
Solo, Mrs. A. K. Lyman.
Piano solo, Joyce Dorun.
Solo, Miss Myrna. Barrett.
At tho close of tho program, re
freshments will be served. The
members of, the executive commit
tee ure n.iked to meet at o'clock.
Local (ilrJs Heglsler
I'lilverslty nt Oregon
lx .in.l I? I.' ...
........... ..... Miu.i.-
io .MiMiioru cjiriy i uesuay irom
Kugene- ufter taking their duug!i-
Jter. Miss lieuluh. Miss Alice Uolm-
oecK nu miss Janet i;re. their
niece, to the University of Oregon
campus where Keulah enrolled us
a freshman und the other two us
sophomores. There were 1 40
fro.rnon at Who is u cH u 1 as-
Utcmbly hQld Alondar jtunning. This
fis. thtv lawrat , number ever to ;be
enrolled for fall term in the his
tory of the university. x ,
E
"IMeasure Crazed," a movietone
drama of unusual intoretit, society
atmosphere and an exceptional
east, which opened its three duys'
engagement nt the Ilialto theater
yesterday, in not only noted for
ha excellent acting, but. for its
scenery having been filmed In the
beautiful country around .Santa
Barbara, California.
'The plot Ih based on a gang of
crooks renting a handsome estate,
fumilhiristing themselves with the
hoiiHc and grounds and then sub
letting the place to au - eastern
millionaire and his faithless wife,
planning to return and pilfer the
wife's Jewels. : i
The acting of Jiorothy Uurgews,
as the fiery, faithless wife, and
Kenneth MaeKonna. also a well
known favorite metropolitan actor,
as the millionaire husband, and
of Marguerite Churchill uh the
erxtwhlle girl thief who wants to
be honest, especially stands out
prominently.
Kvery voire in "Pleasure Craaed"
comes over the footlights with
exceptional distinctness and natu
ralness. "
. A news review and a laughabl?
short talking comedy '. featuring
Anna Chance and Charley Clrape
wine, the veteran comedy team
of the legitimate nnd vuudevlllc
tn0 complete the bill. ,
Muster of the headquarters troop
of the lstith Infantry. Oregon Nu-
tlonal fimird. will be held tomor
row nli;hi at the armory nnd 1 00
tT cent attendance is expected.
Tile troop lias
Minimcr drill, but will begin next
month. hiilditiK classes In a radio
houl, regular course of Instruc
tion on swlt'-hbuard. panel cod"
for plane communication .and ?i
liiiir-hour military drill each Toes-1
day cviinluv. Apillcutlons for mem-!
bershlp In the company are now I
acceptable but enlistments c.iniuer & Company, died today at Ills
not be made until vacancies pre-;
sent themselves.
I Ah-.. It. 1!. Hniloi- lliisu-sk
Mia., italiih Iinliey wus hostess
j for a three-table lirhlge party at!
j her home in Durell Court .Monday !
evening, Sept. "ja. An ultractiv
j color schemo of onniKo ami Ki't-on
j' Ctuosis present' wore: Mr. nml
: Mrs. eiulojl nn ioun, Mr. und
. Mm. Bvcmon Wneh, dip. nnd M rs.
, Howard SchWfel, Mrs. Jesslo Cif -
ford. Mr. und vMrn. Willium Kirk -
'jputrick. Milium! Mrn. Cllen JLaiilley
i'thd flostesH; nnd Mr. Uulley.
! prii!R fo1' Heore went to Mr.
'and Mrs. Finnh. und Mr. nnd Mrs.
on Luun eld the I'uiwuiutlun.
AhIiIiiikI (i oilers
ITo llny Ileiv
AVIth nineteen points to their
I credit, the representatives of tlte
Woman's (lolf club returned homo ; turists huvhiK the choice of enter
lute yasterday afternoon, huvlnfr 1K r h'UvhiK the enves region
secured a lead over the Ashland ' either tliroiifrh CJ runts Puss or ihti
golfers of eight imints. The .Med-j Williams creek sectlog.
ford pluyers were guests of the! The mutter of endorsing the
Ashland club
Next Wednesday the Ashland
team will be tho guests of the
women of the Rogue lllver Golf
association at the second
game of the fall.
social
! Alnt.u l..
1 "I"" i inrvi
T(, Muko Plans
. Tho Alpha Delta class of the
First Christian: church will hold
their regular class social Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Herbert ilerrian. 3U(i - Vancouver
avenue. All friends and -members ; hums nwk; WilltHui Uriggs und
are urged to be presHiit. as plans ; Mayor Thornton of Ashland,
for the fall will be discuss d. j ln connection with the Williams
' 4 1 , . . . . " . , Creek project, the Ashland cliani
uAT commeree ..net .Monday
' . . . . . .. .. . J,:'
day evening by the Pythian sister,
!!1JA0K-.LJ,,"I1 "V8 o iU"-i ..
Daily Meteorological Report
September 25
orecasU
Medford nnd vicinity: Fair to
night and Thursday. Not much
change In temperature.
Oregon; Fair tonight and Thurs
day. Not much change In toni ior-nturc.
y o,
Local Data '5
.a. v
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Temperature (Dcgs.) .... KB :Pi
Highest tLaat 12 hrs.).. 71 fit'.
Lowest (Last 12 lira.).. 3:! 3i
Rol. hirmidity (Pet.)
Precipitation (Ins.)..
State of weather
32
.003
Clear Clear
Lowest temperature , this men
ing, 34 degrees.
Total precipitation since Sept. 1,
1920, .003 inch.
Tent Perot tires it year ago today:
Highest, 74; lowest, 45.
' Sunset today, 0:04, p. in.
Sunrise Thursday, 6:03 a. m.
Sunset Thursday, 6:02 p. in.
Observations Taken at5 aTmT"
120th Meridian Time .
j CITT
P O
as a
"ft 2"
llakor City G2 SS Cloudy
Ulsmarck 56 42 Rain
Holse Si! 36 Clear
Denver 72 50 Clear
Des Moines 82 50 Clear
Kresno 82 52 Clear
Helena 48 i!S Itnln
Los Angeles .... 76 02 Cloudy
Marshflcld 94 41 Clear
1'hncnix .....102 2 P. Cdy
l'ortland 66 50 P. Cdy.
Red Bluff So ' 52 Clear
KosebiirR ...66 ' 44 Cloudy
Salt Uikn Clly.. 63- 48 Cloudy
San Kranrlsco .. 68 ' 52 Clear
Santa Ke 72 48 Clear
Seattle 58 ',8 Clear
Spokane 51 II Haln
i Walla Walla MIsHlng.
iWlnnlpeK . 32 Cloudy
W. J. HCTCIIIHOX,
Aleteorolosist
HUSTON. Mass., Sept.
2G. (P)
William A. Palnc, senior mcmoo,
of tho banklnR firm of Paine, Well-
summer home at Out: Tree nluffs.
He was il yeiirs old.
OF GOOD STOREKEEPING :miWfiS?-;'
BY ROAD BODY !
TO BEAR FRUIT
IU'sult of tho visit paid by th
i)or f rommen-e "yosUMdny, uc-
. mmniinied lv roin-t'seninlivoM of!
eoinpniDOd ny rvtr
;shlnnd uml Willium Crook, wore,
! roportod KrutlfyinR today by Itert j
j Anderson, secretary of the com-J
mittec.
The mrelliiE wus held ut noon!
,m,a road mutters uffeetlnc all!
.southern Oreiron were dlscuwed. t
i some stress being In hi upon the
j Williams Creek project, which
would Kive this section a more
: direct route to tho Orccon (uves
iiind Jttekson und Josephine coun-!
i ties the Jtys of u loop route, mn-!
WilliumH ;reek project by tho
Kluniiith chumber was referred to
its roads nnd highways committee.
Tho local parly was well cnter-
! Gained und reported one of Its best
i meetings of the year.
I The party was made up of the
j following members: ltert Ander
son, Carl Swlgarl, Jack Wukefleld,
lK. C. Uaddis. Paul Kynnlng, A. W.
Pipes, Ted Baker, Arthur Hill,
jjohn CaCrkin und (.ieorge Hilton
iof Medford: H. F. I.umnn, J. F.
Sparling und J. W. Fixley of Wll
inlKht. when rpports of committees
of iKhlvuv vvoj.clNi lnplu(llnB ,
Dead Indian road and the Wll-
liunis Creek roud were to come up.
Only seven of the 12 directors of
the chamber, were present nnd
action was postponed until a lar
ger, attendance would bo present.
Cbiinty -Engineer' j aul Jtynnlng,
Jack ukefield and Hert Anderson
were invited to meet with tho
board ut iu next meeting. '
BE GIVEN BOOKS BY
JACKSONVILLE P.-T. A-
JACKSOXVIM.K. Ore., Sept. 21.
(Hpeelal.) A meeting of the Pur-ent-TeaeherH
association wkh held
lust. Friday evening at the high
Hchool auditorium. , ,
. Imh year the room having the
largoftt repVesentntlon f parenU
at the P.-T. A. meetingH Wuh award
ed n picture which that room wn
allowed to keep until the next
meeting. It wa decided to give
a number of books thlu year In
stead of the picture.
The high whoo! won the flr.-d
book to be awarded. ,
The P.-T. A. atate convontljiu
will be held at OrantH Pans, Octo
ber IS. Hi. J 7 and IS. The na
tional president of the P.-T. A. is
expected to be present. Mi. Coe.
Mch. Heverance and Mrs. Sanden.
together With Mrs. Jleach, local
president, were elected to attend
the meeting as delegates. It li
hoped that othi-H who nre Inter
ested will be able to attend.
There was interesting diseuHKlon
as In the development of the high
school orchestra. Also the udvis
ability of providing tennlH courts
was discussed. Definite planw for
carrying out these projects will be
determined , later. Mrs. Sauh-H-bcrry
gave i. reading which w,i
enjoyed byalliiw,
HefreshTnintH consisling of cof
ft-e nnd cuke worn nerved.
THEODORE JOHNSON OF
JACKSONVILLE IS ILL
JACKHO.VVILLH. Ore.. Sept. 2S.
(Sl'i.-cliil.) Mr.' and Mrs. Theodore
.tohuson left by train for Portland
A Saturday. ..whera Mr. .-IuIiiihuu. is
receivlnt; mcilical treatment, hav
ing taken seriously ill at his home
here lust week. His brother came
down 'from Portland Saturday
mornlnK to nerompuny .Mr. and
Mrs. .lohnsnn tn portliind.
I Mr. ,l"hn4nn m I'dimIimwI. : , f m J
5:30 to A::io p. in. Palmollv :
Imtir. Oeiiis of the nineties,
vivifying memories of musical
favorites of the past, is one of
the ensemble numbers to be
heard. .
1-Yitlured soloists will be (Hive
Palmer, soprano, whose most
pretentious offorinc will be the
famous "t'aro Nome" from
"Itigolctto," ami Paul Oliver,
tenor, who snls the -00-year-old
Knttllsh melody. "Drink to
Me Only With Thine i:yes," as
his first number.
Itrondcasi thru KIIQ. KO.MO.
KCW, KtlO. Kl'U uml KIM.
::i0 to 7 p. tn. StrolllberK-Carl-son
program, ltrahms' ecstatic
"Hungarian Dance No. 5" will
lie heard when- the 4S-piece
Slroinhei-K-Carlsoll ore h e s I r u
goes on the air.
Cuy l-'rasor Harrison, conduct
Iiik. will offer the ltrahms num
ber before a seductive Albenl.
selection, "A N'lKllt In Spain,"
ami tile Tclmlkowsky number,
".Melodic," arrilllKiMl for the
violin, will follow. This will lie
Interpreted by Alexander l.cvall
toli. Itroadcast through Kill, KPO
KO.MO. HKW. KCO. ami KI'l.
7:15 to 8 p. m. National (.Srahd
Opera ''Iji Travliita." with not
able A'erdi operas, bus been cho
sen for the period, with ltobert
Simmons sing-itu; the role of Al
fredo, (tenia .Iclinska as Violet
tn. and Pitultt IlHiumlnRiaiiK as
Flora. Steep- Jamison, tenor:
Nino Fuclle. baritone, and Krank
("roxton. basso, are other artists
who will interpret the remaln
inp roles., (.'aesar Sodero will
conduct. This operatic ensem
ble will be heard thru KO.MO
and KG W.
8 to 8:S0 p. m "minds to Ro
mance." Astoria, Ore., the first
American city to bo founded
west ot the Rocky mountains,
will be visited tonldht by Jack
and Htliyl. Dramatization of
the precarious Journey' overland
to Astoria in 181 1 will provide a
high spot in the bnmdcast.
Broadcast thru Kill). KO.MO.
OKW, KCiO. KPO and Kl-'I.
8:30 to il p. m. The Jllll Hilly
boys, ln the xroup of vocal ami
Instrumental Hill Hilly artists
will be Charles Marshall, lien
McLaughlin, Johnny Toff oil
with his nccordlaii, John O'lirlen
Willi his harmonica, Virgil Ward
Klmer Crowhurst and other spe
cialists in the old-time selec
tions, llrondcast thru KHQ.
10 to 11 p. in. Cotton Blossom
Minstrels. With the traditional
tmrailo and concert preceding
their allow, tho Cotton Blossom
Minstrels will go on the air. For
an hour they will engage In
. oomlc dialogue Interspersed with
novelty vocal anil instrumental
selections.
This program produced by
Charles Marshall, will-be broad
cast thru KHQ, KFI and K.HL.
11 to 11' midnight .Musical Mus
keteers. Swashbuckling knights
of olden days easily may be en
visioned by the NBC system
. radio vudlenre jvhon the Musi-
(Col iluski'tocrs under Walter
Debaii's diroctlon pluy euuiloious
syncopations thru KHQ, KO.MO.
. and. KPO.. ; , . .. ' j
r
c Word has been received In this
city of thn marriage lust week l
Han FrunelBoo bl' Mra. llalph II.
Pollock.- formerlv f'.rni'n K. Onril
well known iu this elty, where she
resided. .for a. uuinber of, year.
The pewlyweds are now on a hon
eymoon trip ,tu rortland. The in
formation regarding the nupliuls
was rcnelved In i Odephono mes
Htige from the . brldo, to lucul
frb-ndf. .
HEADACHE? Look to
- Your Eyea First
Dr. D. A. Chamber!
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
404 Medford Bldg.
FOR EAGLE POINT
LADY IS ENJOYED
K.UJI.K POINT. Ore. Sept.
(Special.) , birthday supper was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.'
William Perry in hunor of Mm.
drover, it being her 52ml birthday
anniversary.
Henry Kreneh and mid Lloyd of
the Dodge bridge district were
trudlng here Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. C.us Nichols left
Thursday morning for Korl Klam
uth where they have several hun
dred head of cattle on pasture.
Mrs. C. 10. Cowden purchased a
fine lot of peaches from Mrs. J. V.
Cooke, near Medford.
Mrs. Lottie VanSeoy, Myrtle Von
der llcllen, Mrs. Kreneh and Mrs.
Ash pule pleasantly surprised Mr.
ami Mrs. Merklee Thursday even
ing at their home on the Crater
Iake highway.
Miss Cora Crandall and nistei
Mrs. Harris of l.os Angeles, were
In Kaglc Point Wednesday, Culling
on friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Willium llolman
and family look dinner Sunday at
the home of Mr. und Mrs. Jtay
ilarnish and family.
Marsh CiftiSett left Friday for
Fort Klamath to look after his cat
tle where he has several hundred
head on pasture.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ltrown and
Mr. and Mm. It. T. Seaman left
Tuesday morning for u vacation in
Ontario. Ore., and other points.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stanley and
son Pert land of the Mt. Pitt dis
trict spent the week end here, vis
iting friends.' i
Mrs. Clarence Kobinelte of Med
ford spent a day last week with her
niother-ln-law, Mrs. Sophie Chil
droth. ALLISON M0ULT0N ILL
IN PORTLAND HOSPITAL
JACKSONVILLE.. Ore.. Sept. 25.
(Special.) Attorney Allison Moul
ton is still 111 ut a hospital In Port
land. Mrs. Moultou ami small sun
are there with lilm.
JX)Oli!
Opportunity for the Scandinavian
people to hear Uev. X. O. Lilid of
F.ureka. C'al., Thursday jilght, 7:30.
at Nazarene church. North Central
and Jackson Si. , One night unly.
1SH G. O. CP.OW. Pi.stov
To thoroughly bake
a hundred -pound
fish . would be a .'
rae
of a job
, t... l it i: ... : '1
You'd be much more successful
baking a three-pound fish. You'd
control the cooking just its Hills
Bros, control the flavor df their
coffee because "they roast only a
few pounds at n time never in
' bulk. This process, 6i, Controlled
Roasting is Hills Bros.' exclu
sively nnd it producos a flavor no
. other coffee has.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
, Frtik frtm the fit' !
Hatily optnti viik .
theory.
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CtVCLOKD ATTCKLION INTITUTC OP INDUSTRIAL
nCSIAflCII'BY nex RBcini FELLOWSHIP
A vai army of insects is bred in FLY
TOX laboratories to be released in
testandeertifythe positive killing qual-' 'raSJIfcvJ 1
t:. .
,
Ccprrigh: .K3 by Tlio R C.
WHERE TALKING PICTURES REACH PERFECTION .
N
o
w
$'fht 40D;; meets
this amazing talc
excitement
"Pleasure
DOROTHY BURGESS
' of "Old Arizona" Fame
MARGUERITE CHURCHILL and
Great Cast
I ALSO
Mill and Warehouse
Cor. Tenth and South Fir
Death to ihsecb, but abso
lutely harmless to people.
g-i&smi
i VzxssiK' ,h??S5.JC-
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V
Beauty Against Beauty!
Husband Against Lover!
the ';40;; Thieves, in
of .society's, search 'for
' ' f " '
Grazed"
ADMISSION
.-MdMnffe - ;..U.10 nnd 25
ture. Mdernte norlliwert wlmH
on tho coast. .. .