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ABIE'S IRISH ROSE AT
BY EXPERT HUNTERS! BUTTE FALLS THEATRE
Contrary, to reports extant the ! Anne Nichols' "Abie's Irish Row'.'
first few days' of the season, more will piny ut the ilutte Falls DiVh
pheasants have been killed In Jack-1 tor. initio 'Kails. 'Friday.' Saturday
son county during the season than 'ln(' Bunduy. October 2r, 26. 27.
for several yearn, according to ex-1 M played In -New York as a
perlenced local sportsmen and the j "'"f 'l' "J, ' ' More
deputy name wardens. "'ul ot novel have been sold
Quite a number of hunters have. "" "y oihr fiction work, it U
l,m.l.l In thl,- llmlf nn.l nllmni "nln- " fumoUH play made
hnv oxnrlnn,.e,l little trouble In ! Ir"u " "" "Mvl and Supported by
bagging one bird a .lay. ;Of course, nulur siars; Itu.ldy
CHURCH PLAN FOR
many of the Inexperienced ,plieas
nut hunters, as well as those who
, have had "lough luck," regard the
season which closes at sunset, Oc-.
tober ,11 as a "bum" one with a
scarcity of (fume..
Quail nre also reported asi plenti
ful, hut the pant day or so has
found the birds more In hiding, and
consequently successful fuuil shoot
ing, like the pheasant shooting,
has boon rendered more difficult.
YeS
its flavor
is wonderful,
and this i
is why ;
1 "CWda rtryH' It
made from hiflb-quality
Jamaica ginger
and through our ex
cluiiv extraction
proeeaa . retains tall
the, flavor and aroma
oTtUe dinger jot.,
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2 "CanadsDi
made from abio
lutely pure ingre
dients, blended and
balanced in exact
proportions. A secret
process 'of carbooa
, tion enable it re
tain its sparkle long
after the bottle is
, . ... opened. .,',,
v 3 "Canada Dry"
t! is tested daily under
laboratory method
to assure its purity.
Leading hospitals
servo it. Leading phy
sicians prescribe- it.
. Here is a better,
purer ginger ale.
THEREFORE, "Canada Dry' ia rightly served the wide
world over Rightly has it won the approving nod of
connoisseurs. And the witchery of its matchless flavor '
is known to countless homes in this country and Canada.
Serve it at home when friends call. Drink it with
dinner.; Order it when you, dine out. Mellow . . "dry"
, . refreshing . . it is indeed The Champagne of
Ginger! Alqs, j ' . 4
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CANADA DRY
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The Champagne of (finger tfles
TONIGHT
October 24th
IS THE NIGHT
Hallowe'en Dance
BY
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, Medford Business and Professional
Women's Club
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ORIENTAL5 GARDENS
$1.00 Per Couple
Extra Ladies, 26o
PTTT JC A XI THEATRE
irll'lvlVrVlM KLAMATH FALLS
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, OCT. 30
j Exactly the Same Show In
' ' Portland and 8anFranclco
AN EVENT OF SURPASSING INTEREST
; ,11 v . i i l Parson
En Tour Around the Wide World
THE ENTERTAINER SUPREME.
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PMioqof WILLIAM AAORRI5
In New Songs end Old Favorites
Company of Internationa Artists
KHAftUM BROTHERS ARNAUT
Persian Planlat " In "Two Loving Bird."
ELMIRA LANE DON JULIAN
Coloratura Soprano Caricaturist
,'' CALAQARIS DUO ,
European Novelty Ael -. i
SPECIAL CONCERT ORCHESTRA
. PRICES Orchestra S2.00 and 11.50
naicony 2.ao, 1.50, lt.00, 75o
. MAIL ORDERS NOW
SALE OPENS
WED, OCT, 23
llmnUlon Patton, Claude B. Pur
ler uiiiU William W.'P. Holt of .Med-'
ford are anionic the momberH of ii
(.oiiiiiililee of prominent men of the
! state of Oregon appointed to act
In an advisory campaign for. the
WeutmlnHter Foundation cnmpalgu,
an undertaking which will be car
lied on In the Interest!! of the cam-,
pus houses at CorvalllH and Eu
gene. The Westminster 'Founda
tion niniumlns these two Centura
as homes for studeut. pastors and.
as headduarters for social and ro-
I llglous luteresls for VoKl'ylfirlun
; stiiilentH. I'nul T. Shaw.' of l'ort
! land Is president.
Dr. . Alfred . (!. . Schmltt of the
school of commerce at the Ore
gon SUite college in commending
the enterprise suld recently:
"I am deeply In sympathy with
the work the Presbyterian church
Is trying lo do with the students
here at college. Mr. Everett Is do
ing splendid work. I do not know
what per cent of the total student
body is Presbyterian this your, but:
last yeur by far the largest per
cent of students giving church af
filiation was Presbyterian. If the
Presbyterluu church can only hold
these young people In line with
Ihe church during their student
duys, then they will likely become
workers In -the. church when they
go out from college and become as
iibllshod In life, The Presbyterian
student body here Is ho large, and
the opportunity for strengthening
Ihe work , of the Presbyterian
church by keeping the students in
terested in the work Is so great
that the amount of money that is
expended Is almost lnslgnlflcont.".
FOUNDATION TELLS
IN COLLEGE SPORT
'Miss Venus" at '
the Isis Theatre
'jThe.'.Ctinw.KIU' 1h tfifc Ihe lain
thontrt. Appearing in' OiIh U
ture Ih Alice, Adair,, unet ut. 1u
Htur dunce ih In the chorim noenej,
who wmi her rhunce to ho vast
when Khe wiih Helected iih tho win
ner of a 'Mlrt VeniiH" conteH.
The Judy's decidod hIio hud the
most beautiful fuee and .form of
liny fiirl In the content.
Htarrcd In "Tho Chorus Kid,"
which tellH of a hiKh-klckliiK cho
rine'M uudden rise to hlh, Hoctoty.
Ih Virginia Drown Faire, She Is
Kiippoitod by. Ilryant WaHhburn,
Tom O'llrlcn and Meddn Ho(ipor.
TONIGHT
A
and
FRIDAY
ISIS
THEATRE
East Main, Near Bridge
Admission lOo and 15o
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frgf ,hrlls;
A Clever Oomedy Pathe New
Special Notice
to Union Men
and Their Friends
The Medford Journeymen
Barbers' Local . ,
recently organlied In Medford,
j tukos pleasure In nutunoluaj the
following muster burhers euiploy
I lug union hnlp and conductlul
u strictly union shop:
j Bates Broe., 128 Weet Main. -j
CaN Bowman, 105 West Main. I
i Hugo Daley, 108 East Main.
I Roy Llndley, 17. North Bartlett.
I D. p, Peterson, Jackson Hotel on
Eighth St.
I Joe O'Brien. Medford Hotel,
! E. C. Roeesoroughi 12 South Can.
i tral.
Geo, Tong, 8 North Fir,
Look for the
Union Shop Card
Open 8 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Saturdays, 8 A. M. to 9 P. M.
HcKiilar meeting nights the last
Tuesday of each month at Central
Labor knll. ! V 1
Ray Tucker, Pres., 105 W. Main.
Hay LeKovre, goc, 11 8. Central.
NE"W fo'ltK OioQ '4.-llfojlW
CnrrttgleV fouhdutjtiji ( for' mei :ad
vnniwinent of , tt'itchln'g makes U
salient charges OK'ilnst . college
athletics, which may be summar
ized as follows:
One-seventh of all athletes and
from 23 to fiO per cent of football
players arc subsidized.' ;
Hecrultlng has udvanced to a
point whet;e schoul stars hawk
their services.
Commercialization has .''caused.
abandonment of the game for the
game's sake. .
Exaggerated athletic emphasis
has diverted m a n y institutions
from Intellectual'. development.
. . Alnny officials are guilty 'of
evading regulations' 'regarding' re
cruiting. . ' ' .
press exploitation has brought
"demoralizing publicity."
Too much attention Is Riven the
genernl public's whims in' sched
ules. ,
Only 28 of 112 colleges were hot
engaged lh, 'recruiting-.
. High school athletes' nre burned
out before college days by "pres
sure." Alumni .Inveigle stars Into col
lege. ; ; '
Coaches, are too busy. to. teach
sportsrounahip. . ' . ' .', ' ' '
Relations have' been severed In
many Instances where preventable.
Itecrulting anil subsidization have
disgusted many alumni.
College heads have evaded re
sponsibility for commercialization.
WILL MEET MONDAY
AT HOLLAND HOTEL
FINE WEATHER TO
HOLD IS FORECAST
Mother of local University of
Oregon Htudents will meet Monday
afternoon, October 28, at the Hotel
Holland, at 2:30, to (IIhcuhh plans
(or orKUni.IriK an Oregon Mothers'
club in Medford, Mrs. It. D. Ham
mond; general chairman, announc
ed today. . .,
A committee composed of Mrs.
C. E, Holds of Central Point, Mm.
A. V. Reynolds and Mra. E., E.
Gore, hh been appointed to tak
charge of the meeting Monday.
Mra. M. F. Hill of Portland, presi
dent of thoroup of pregon moth
ers in that city, and Mr. Walton
M. Cook of Portland, state prop in
dent o Oregon mothers, will ho
liresent to explain the importance1
,o( the organization.
Miw Marian Phy of Eugene, ex
ecutivo secretary of Oregon moth-!
ers and President Arnold Bennett j
Hall Qf the University of Oregon, !
will be present at the- meeting, ;
after Mr. Hall speaks ftt the high '
schooi.
Considerable. Interest among j
Medford. women whp have sons and !
daughters at the university is being t
taken In the proposed club, accord-j
Ing to Mrs. Hammond. Mrs. Reyn;-1
olds has donated the use of the
Hotel Holland for the. initial meet
ing, and others have willingly co
operated. Any women Interested In hearing
a discussion of a university stu
dent's problems, even 'though they
have no children at Oregon, are
Invited to attend the meeting Mon
day afternoon.
THE MARKETS
One of the flnost fall seasons In
the valley's history continues to
delight the people, with 'compare-1
lively cold nights and very warm,
sunshiny days, and no weather
change ia yet in slghf, the forecast
for tomorrow being o( the some
what monotonous "fair tonight and
tomorrow" kind. , - ; .
The temperature Jumped two de
grees yesterday to A maximum ' of
82, fallowed by a minimum this
morning of .36 turning Into another
warm day for tills time of year.
The average maximum temperature
for the pust nine days., according
to the official figures ot the local
weather station, has bueu 74 de
grees.
The only blot on this fins weather
Is . that there has been a araoke
haze throughout, the valley the past
two days, caused 1y smoke drift
ing In from forest fires burning In
other sections,-as there bad -been
no forest fires reported In the .Cra
ter national forest territory for
days past until word cams last
n lull t that a. small fire wus. burning
In the woods the other aide .of
Ilutte Falls. . No. word had yet been
received from this fire up tq early
this afternoon , at the . Crater, na
tional forest headquarters here, but
Hi is known Hint tho smoke .from
lt has not. reached the ,vnlley. ,.,
- The smoke ,lue In the air here
W not canned by binning of slash
ings , throughout , tho county,! as it.
Is tpo dry lo burn slashings, .
in ,-l .. "t '
"Frozen Justice" UX
; at the Craterian
Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 24. (P)
nutter, eggs, alillk (butterfat),
poultry, i'onlons, potatoes,, wool,
nuts, hay. ciiscara burk aijd, hops
steady and unchanged.
" Wltht.'her. horirivynl of a hnlf
caste Esoulmo. nrlncoss In the .0.11-
.l ,;.u.',.:
.IIIIKII1K 1' ' Jimvieiuiiu h , ,, "
"Frozen Justke,". knoro I'lrfc's
talking picture debut, this cele
brated emoUomvl actress hua die
llneated Just, about every possible
racial type. , . . .
1 As tho "Talu" of "Frozen Jus
tice," which Is nl tho Crnterlnn
theatre tho balance ot this week.
Miss 1 I'lvto is called upon for a
churnrtar whose "eyes are flume,
with lips of Ice." Throughout the
picture . the conflict of her two
iivcUl strains- furnishes the mo
tivation of plot. .Much ot the plc
tura, has the flamboyant dance
halls ot thS) V"kn tur .!' back
ground. , ,
Other players In the cast arc
l.ouln Wolheliu, liivber Prater, '1
rUli lUunit, Arthur Stone u"d
Uindera Slovens ; . ..
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Farce-Comedy .
:. ' at Rialto Today
l.iVesttK'k
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct.' 24. ()
Cattle and calves: Steady; receipts'
Cattle 160, calves 15. ' "
Vlogs: Slow, receipts 800. Hogs,
light welKht, 11(175 to 11.85.
Sheep and lambs: Steady; re
ceipts, 100. i,
' San Francisco Butterfat
SAN" FRANC1SQO, Cal., Oct. 24.
P) "Butterfat I o. b. San Fran
cisco, 54c.
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Jleeldeuts of r tho . KursHoi ,Ore, I
sc'hoiM tllstrlct the CfeV1i4'
((J'strlct drew tin a petition today
roUeslliig the boundary board, of
Jekon',cci(th(V to coKsildHt itneii
Into one district. .
Fivo residents from each section of a local attorney lu drawing up '
will sign the, petition, according to the necessary papers this morrjlng,;;
Dftvft Smith; 'of. the: first (n'ehtiqned'l The. petltlott'ijviU Ujwlth1 thojf
district; who obtained the services I county clerk "tomorrow, ! 'lie sold.
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witchcry 'of color. Notice, loo, the other Friday nnd
Saturday Suggestions, It pays to shop here.-' ' 1
X . wife i'-ha. Warned, a career
a husband who, wanted . tp leach
her n lemioi; w ronmntiu Vnolilc'l
man'' nnd "the other woman",
this quartette In "Hold Your Man."
at .ihe Jtlulto theater supplies
hearly entertainment . .... J
Ijiura Jj I'lanle has Ihe star-
ring' rido In this hilarious din-'
logue farce-comedy. It 1. anj
Ideal part- for 'the blonde come-
dlonnc, nnd she gives one of the;
most polished performances , of'
her distinguished career.
Miss Ia I'lante plays Ihe nde of
tho girl wife who Is afflicted ,ty
desire for an artistic career and:
inure vomance than, her hnrd
working lawyer husband is willing
or able to provide. She hies her- I
self to Paris. Icaielng her hus-!
Ixmd at the mercy of an old flame.'
tVtnlimnr, (iaiiie.
1-A 011A'UK. Oi Oct. S4. )'
In view ( the protest filed by La ,
Clrnnde against the lluker high!
school for ploying certain boys who
are believed Ineligible, (taker and I
lAdmnde aulborltlvs In ronferencvj
last night ngraea to postpone the:
gam, until Vrlilny, November I.'
The game was lo have been played I
at linker tomorrow, - . '
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