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Newspaper Page TextTHEDFORTTi MATE TRIBUNE, MKDFOUT). ORKCIOV. SATURDAY, DIXT.M II KR 1 , 1020. rxriw TTFREH RATE REDUCTIONS EFFECTIVE Ml licilui'.tlcniK In (ulephonc churges cnvoiing tliu lUimo Ti'luphono anil Telegraph ronipnny of southern Oregon, will heconio effective Jan uary 1, according to It. n. Ham nionil, manager for the company here. Under the new schedule charges fur connection of service will bo entirely eliminated in one case and reduced from II to over 50 per cent in other cases. Monthly rates for extension telephones will also he cut from 20 to Ul! 1-3 per cent. The changes wero summarized today by Mr. llanimoiul, who stat ed that thv are in keeping' with tho fundamental policy of the com pany, which Is to provide the best possible telephone service at a coBt as low as is consistent with finan cial safety. The $1.50 charge- for connecting service, commonly known as tho change of name charge, will bo eliminated. Other reductions for connecting services are as follows: Tho service connection charge for business and residence exten sion charge will bo $1.50. The for mer rate was $2. Tho servico connection charge for private branch exchange tele pones will be $1.50. The former rule was $3.50. Tho service con nection chargo Tor residenco telo phoncH will ho $3. Tho former rate was $3.50. Reductions' in monthly rental rates for extension telephones ap ply to wall and desk suts and are -us follows: - Reductions, of 25 cents a month for business and residence' flat rate extensions. Koduclfons of 25 cents a month for extension telephones with a coin box or coin lmx service. These reductions have been ap proved by the public service com mission and havo been brought nhout after many conferences with telephone officials. GIVES NAMES OF In order to buvo space, the Win ter Pour committee, starting to day, will puljlinh only such names us have paid their subscriptions in full to tho JJosc and Winter l'onr Fund. Subscribers to the fund who have pnid their accounh in full hut whoso names do not appear on (ho honor roll published hero, ulumld . notify . David It. Wood, chnlrman of tho committee im UKMlialely. Anderson, Itcrt. . I'.ainra, .1. C. lllshop. C.uy. ( I trace D. I lurch. Albert. Clements, A. H. Connor, Guy . Crystal Springs Orchard (Dr. Spatz) Dow, I. A. Karl. U. J. reniPlineimer invcHiniuni k,u. " Knnthills Orchard fMrim, If. N. fiold Crest Orchard, Hansen, Will Hrnslcr. Alfred lllcKlns. W. II. IMlbrest Orchard IluRper. Mm. C. Kershaw. P. M. Kirk. Jhn H. KniKht. C. A. Ultlcfiold. K. .1. Love. .1. O. T.owry, Dert f MK'redie. Win. IMchmond. C. A. TnnVelle, F. T Weeks & Deuel Wilcox, II. II. ' With the annual meeting of the Mrdford Community Chet. Inc., Hiheduled for next -Wednesday i-venlng. a meeting of the nominat ing committee, which will nomi nate directors for the chest for the ensuing yenr, has been railed for Monday evening, at 7 : 30, nt the Chamber of Commer',o building, ncronUng to M. N. llogan. prcul dent of the Community chest. The annual meeting on Wednes day evening will Include In Its pro iirani tho election of officers and director to administer tho imales f the chest during l!3rt, full re ports on the recent campaign, and plans for expenditure of Chest funds. All members of tho chest are requested to ho present at the meeting. It Fhoutd be remembered that all tMone who mnde n contri bution to tho Community Chest are considered members of the or ganization, , nnd there are iearly LTiOO sujh members at the present lime. The nominating committee, which will pelect the candidal- for the vacancies on the board of directors. Is composed of the fol lowing: C. M. Kldtl. K. Fl. Ham mond, and H. W. Hamlin, repre senting tho present hoard of director!-: Col. W. H. Paine. Hoy Scouts; Mr. W. M. Phepard. Red Cronn: Mrs. K. C. Kenly, Health association: Mrs. D. W. Wriwm, Oiii Scouts: Adjutant Pack. Salva tion Army: nnd Mr. R. C. Mulhol land. Y. W. C. A. CHEST DIRECTORS TO BE NOMINATED AT MONDAY MEET f DATA SOUGHT BY IL L Tliu Central Civic Ctiuncll, com posed of representatives of all of the civic organizations In Medford, Ih must desirous of obtaining com- I plete and accurate statistics on products manufactured or process ed In Medford and immediato vicin ity, as a part uf the determination by the council to foster the use of Jackson county products by Jackson county people. The organization is planning on a cumm unity inventory banquet on the evening of January S, 1U30, and hopes to be able to report to thu people of Medford, complete information regarding local indus tries. It is requested that all man tigers of industrial plants contact with tho secretary of tho council, and give such information as is available with regard to produc tion. The telephone number Is t3. and all manufacturers are request ed to furnish tills Information as promptly as possible. .hint completing II years ns chef for the llazlcwood restau rants In Portland, Marry Mills, one uf Portland's best known chefs began duties lust Monday as such at tho Ilex Cafe, according to an nouncement today by Scth Blake and Wallace Singleton, proprie tors, who feel particularly fortu nate In employing Mr. Mills, with whom they have been having ne gotiations for months. They are appreciative for the co-operation shown by 1'hll Mets chan of t he 1 m porial Hotel at Portland and James Grieve of the Prospect hotel, who aided in fier sunding Mr. Mills to como to Med ford. Ho will niovo his family to Medford after the first oC the year and reside hero permanently. The employment of tho metro politan chef is an example of an other effort -of Messrs.- Blako and Singleton to give McdCord tho bewt they can procure for 'the good of tho establishment and its custo mers. They arc also planning other improvements, to bo an nounced inter. Radio Program KMED Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln Station t Mclors 1B! Key. Saturday, December 14 I'. M. : 6 lo ii:15 rcaslcy, l'htogra- phcrH. ' 0:15 to News and Mar- kct Iteports by Mall Trib- 4 line. 0:30 Educational Feature 0:30 to 7Manill Drug Store. Sunday, December 15 A. M. 10 to 10:30 Iluson Confection- fr cry. 4 10:30 to 11 Clover lliidio Shop. Grants Pass. It lo 11:30 Mystery lloat. 4- 11:30 to 12 Contlnuallon of Klhelhert Ncvin Suite. V. M. 12 to 12:30 Parker's Potato Chilis. 4- 12:30 to 1 Colonial llakery. 4 1 to 1:30 Tho Medford Hook 4 Store. 1:30 to 2 Grimes' Hattery & ! Klectrlc Shop, Central I't. 2 to 2:30 Deebc Service Sta- tlon. Central Point. 2:30 lo 3 S. & W., HaHtus 4- and Hiram. 4- S to 9 Valley Itadlo Church. 9 In 9:30 International Illblo 4 SluilcntH. 4 Mrnday, December 16 4" A. M. 4- 8:30 to floi;d MornliiB Fo!n 4- ProKrani. !l to 9:30 Ashland Laundry 4 Ashlund. 4-4- 9:30 to 10 West Sldu Pilar- 4- inncy. 4, 10 lo 10:30 American I-aiin- 4- dry. 4 10:30 Market News Service. 10:311 to II Alexander (!ro- eery. II lo 11:30 Soullmni OrrKnn 4 4 flas ('(trporatlun. 4- 11:30 to 12 rniquo Cleaiiers, Mcdrord, Ashlanil, tlranls 4 I'iihh. 4 P. M. 12 lo 12:3(1 Lewis Super 4- Service Station. 12:30 News nnd Market Ito- 4 4 ports by Mall Trlbunn. 4- 12:30 to I lOlectric Wiring Co. ChriKltniiR ProKrani. 4- 1 to 1:30 MrN'nlr ilros.' I'ha'r- niney, Anhland. 4- 1:30 to 2 Snldor's Dairy, Mcdrbrd, flrants Pass. 4- 2 In 2:30 Orthophonies. 4-4-.2:30 to 3 Orthotdionlcs. 4 4 3 to 4 Jacksonville Hour. (i to 0:15 Orthophonies. C: If. to 0:30 News nnd Mar- 4 ket Iteports by Mall Trlb- 4- line. ,5, 0:30 to T Orthophonies. 8 to 8:30 Kads Trailer & Storage Co. 4 8:30 to 9:30Mono Motor Oil 4 CO. A Xotli-e f Meetlntr. The annual meeting of the stock, holders of the Jackson Coun'y Building A lAan Association will be held at 20 North Central Ave nue, M'dford. Oregon, on Monday, January . IMo. at T:30 p. m. : o. c. IKKIOH, S.crctary. St. Murk's Kplsmpal. Corner Oakdale and tilh St. K a. in.. Holy Cuinmuniiiti. 10 a. in.. Sunday m-hutd. 11:1". a. m.; Holy communion. Win. ). llamiltuu, rector. Cliiuvh of .Jesus Christ or letter lay Saints. Sunday school every Su inlay at 10 a. ni. in 1. O. O. 1 hall. Every one, Is invited to attend. WCati-li Tower Pi'tvriiuii. Itniadcast from the ytudio nf KM KO Sunday eveniliK frum II lo 11:30. Subject: "Is the Holy Spirt a I'crson?" Mis. Will Rusers will sillK "Hand In Hand" and "My Father Knows." Lewis Parker ut the piunu. Climvll of ihI. North 1 1 oily and Haven, Kev. Chas. A. Cooper, pastor. Sunday schot. 10 11. in. . Preaching, 1 1 a. 111. ' lOvenlns service, 7:30 p. 111. Prayer nieetliiK, Wednesday cv. 7:30 p. m. You are invited. Ui come and enjoy our services with us. I'irst llaptlM t'liint li. Ci'ntral Ave. at Fifth St. W. II. Katon, Ph. I., minister, phones: Office 1052, residence 704-H. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.. sharp. Clases for all hkcs. MTs. l-l. K. Wilson, suerlntemlent. At 11 a. m., Dr. Knton's serinon subject will be "The Faco of Clod." At 7:30 he will speak on "Jueer Facts .About Fire." 1J. Y. P. V. at '18:30' p. 1 in. An .invitation is : extended, to the public to attend all- bur -services. We welcome you. Valley Itmlh. t'liiiitdi. Itill Kay. pastor. ' P. O.-Jiox !i I s. Office Herald I'.IdK., postoffiee Idock lihone 1054-It. IEesid(nee .laeksonville llKhway. Phone Jacksonville 102. llroailcasts from studio KM 131) every Sunday between 8 and 9 p.m. A. ,1. MaeDonoUKll. Scotch tenor, ill two gospel solos. Miss Myrna tinrrctt at the piano. Pastor's subject, "Three Cheers." A pro-Cbl'istnms message. Como to the church o'er the radio. It's tho old-tinio Kospcl. I'irst Methodist Church. Alexander o. Hennett, pastor. "The Failure of Power," Sunday moiiping scriuon, by tho pastor, at 11 o'clock. Christmas enrol, singing by , the congregation Sunday evening nt 7:30 and the "story-sermon." "The Man Jn the Shadow," retold by Mr. 1. 13. Schuler. Wednesday evening nt 7:30, mid week fellowship hour, led by the pastor, discussing "Whnt's the ltcst Thing About Christmas" and "Happiest MenOi-cs of Christmas. "Church pews never skid Into a ditch smash against n telephone pole, 01 get tagged for speeding. I'irst CI11111I1 or Christ, Sclenllst. Authorized branch of the mother church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, In ltoston, Mass. Services uro Wld. every Sunday at 11 o'clock, church edifice, 2! 2 North Oakdulc, Subject for Sun day. December 15: . Clod' the Pre server of Man. Sunday school at 9:45 n'. m. Ap plicants under tile age of 20 may be admitted. - Wednesday evening meetings, which include testimonies of Chris tian Science healings, nt 8 o'clock. The reading room, whltsh is in the' Medford bulldlng,'s open dnlty from 11 to, 4, except Sundays and holidays. The Itil.lo and all auth orized Christian 'Science lltorature may bo road, borrowed or pur chased. f The public Is cordially Invited to attend the services and visit the reading room. - ' . - . . Klligllsli Lutheran lllinii. Fourth at Oakdale Ave.1'. - "Where the Wny Is Mada Plain." Hour of worship, ll .a-.' tn,. Dr. Funk wlil discuss the questlnn. "Who Are the Two Orenlest Men Who F.vcr Lived?" Lesson for the third Sunday in Advent. Special music: Organ prelude, "Melodic," by Itordese: an! hem, "Master, Let Me Walk Willi Thee." by Washington Olndden; offertory, "Voluntary," by Wilson. The Bible school begins at 10 a m. We Invite you to worship with First Clirislbiii Cbllli'll. Ninth and Oakdale Sis. Caiman K. Mell. minister. Office and pas tor's study In the church; phone 10117: residence phone 1337. "Test Our Welcome." Morning worship nnd commun ion. 10:55. 'Sermon, "allsfnetory Assurance lo the Anxious." Polo, Miss Klennnr Curry. Singing o Carols by (ilrl Scout troop No, 2. Popular evening service, 7:30. Sermon. "Belief In Christ." Dud. anthem and n spiritual songfest. A happy fellowship. Bible school nsscmhly. 9:15 a. in. Christian Lndcavnr groups, 0 : :ti. Midweek service Wednesday even ing. 7:30.. l-'liM I'l-chytrrlnn Clmrrli. Claude It. I'orler. minlnter. At the morning nerviee. the ser mon tonir will lie "Then hal1 the King say tintti them ' In the even ing Mr. I'orter will preach on "Itoldnesi." The lynon recltnls and wornhlp half-hour -" will rontlnue through the Chrlftmii nenson. You are in vited to come In at tho noontlm-? nnd rent nnd worship. The muntc for Sunday will he as follow: Prelude nnd pastoral fro-n the "Manger Throne," Manney Hlggft: unthem. "Mow lteautlf.il Cpon th Moimtflln." ITnrkr: of fertory. "Kong Without .Word'-." N.jrdmant'hrll4irtj rl '.Thy Will Re Done." Itohr Dr. W. W. How ard: roftlude. Dickn. Kvening: Special number hy th- young Peo ple; prelude "At Twilight." Kteb hln; offertory, "Folk Hong."' Tor- To Be 'A Cardinal Associated Preaa Photo Monslgnor Carlo Dalmazlo Mlno rettl, archbishop of Genoa, was nominated a cardinal by Pope Plu XI. He will receive the red hat December 16 In Rome. I I ChrlHtmnM carol siitKlni:. in which tl(c pill. lit; is Invited to take part, hein.s Sunday nlht in the Flrat M. K. church. Tho witnlH of the carols, with appro priate llluKtratioiiH, will he Hliown on the larRe new picture m-recii in Mlallcd this week in the Ur.lieiiiu'lllchuivh . auditorium hy Jtev. Alexander ( J. Dennett. Another intercHtinj; feature of thu Sunday evening hour will he tho (,'ivliiK placo of tho regular sermon to a dramatic and "telling" story, "The Man in the Shadow," written hy Itichard Hardlnx Iavl8. to he retold hy Mr. 1. 15. Schuler, whoso presentation is remarltahly well-done nnd impressive. VounK people are, specially Invited to hear Suerlntendent C- A. Meeker, of the Sunday school, announces a new Idea for the sehool'a Christ mas celebration. Inst end of tho usual "tree" and "exercises," the school holds departmental parties. A Christmas tree, attractively deco rated, has heen placed in the church parlors. Pupils and touch ers gather to enjoy happy after noons and evenings, conducting their own programs. 'IMie ",l nsL Folks" ladies, Mrs. C. C. Darliy. president, and their husluandH, held their pni'ty last nlKht. The young people's depart ment Kather tonight. "Mary and Martha" Indies, Mrs. K. M. Corlei, president, celebrate Tuesday nlsht next week. Junior hoys and rIiIs hold their party Thursday afternoon after school. t)io intermediate department cele brate Thursday afternoon after schotil. Tho Interniedlale depart ment celebrate next Friday after noon from five to eight o'clock. hit Ue folks of the beginners and primary groups, Mrs. C. A. Meeker and Mrs. l'ercy Hray superinten dents, hnvo their happy time Mon day afternoon. Decern her 211. The adults meet' t tin t evening. Tomorrow (S u n d a y morning Dr. I ten not t is announced to preach on the subject , "The Fail ure of power," HUggcqlcd by the reci'tit power and light exingency In tho drought-stricken areas around I'uget Sound and else where. E ff spe-kl Interest to the fruit growers of the Kogue Itlver viilley Is the scheduled annual meeting nf the Fruit C. rowers league, which Will he held In the haemrnt of the I Intel Medford. at L'MHI p. in,, Wednesdny, December 1 8th, lie cording to an announcement hy President Albert lltirch, who will be in charge of the meeting. A variety of topics of interest toj growers will be presented and dls cuKHed by mem hem of tho league, and reports will hi made tfy com mittees of the organization who have lieen nioft aetlve during the p.-i.t year. Included In Uiese re ports will he an account of t he acttvltlcM of the Winter Pear com mittee, by the chairman of that rommlttce, D. It. Wood : a report of the proposed organization of the Pacific Conal Pear cfruncll by David Itoscnhcrg, arid many other Items of great Int'-rest. All growers of fruit In the Kogue Itlver valley are urged ami requested to attend tho session, which wilt start promptly at if; (Mi p. m. juwen; poMtlndc, "Andante," Whl Ing. .Ministry of muic: Klorenre Hazelrtgg McKlhowe, noprnno; Kd fin lOlferl Isaac, contralto; A. .1. .NracDrnough. tnor; Dr. W. W. Howard, hncs. Kva llaxelrigg Marh organUt and director; Margaret Arnold, director of young people' choir; Marian AlwiiM MTcer, noon rccltaln. The Secret of Mohawk Pond By Natalie Sumner Lincoln SlWorsff,.' Kfifptfi.Tt .frriu l.o mytry itf I'cie l.ihltjn nt lii .'ii'tilfi at I'cut')' re.iM,,'e Jr.tus tir.n ii close. Ni. acpAm the nil' tii'iK'0 it, iii;(iiifi miirr- .triuril ptisiinvv in nti ulil Itittle l'"'i" fit lliti bnxemritt hrihatim. .4(ntfl fitting tutfn ttt trnin (Jfcit i(ti KrttM.t tif hiit tt.(.(f(oit(i of Stiitiott'K tifttT the httllttn riii'otni Itrnl . ... in tli ico,iiji mid rr vritlftl llttit he tin that tor ttitfi Mitts I'yratatl trill lint. a ittir. iViiii niceties to Jttlitt's re.tittcst tt'itl yors ttir a icalk in the teitoil... Tlien slriktt a marsh and Jttlia, siil'isltitiQ tiifittittcMily foricit.,! (i. filttflr a ttatcer jifttt'.. in the Ima. I'rtittv strives in vain to extricate I'tt tttttl then streams lor Hfla as Ji.bii sinks tnrther. CHAPTKIt It. .'.. ROMANCE pW.'tlY'S screams echoed IhroiiRli tho woods as Julia, stark terror written upon her ebony counte nance sank further and further Into tho bog. Despite her litter help, lessness.ns her strength waned, I'egity frantically retained her hold on her maid's outstretched hand. On the bank of West llranch brook a man, racing lo overtake them, iuerenjed his speed In one II n: t spurt, his heart poundin? :i.?:iln;t liis ribs. Ills hlnod icy In Ids veiiw as ho plunged ahead toward Penny's cries. Seconds that seemed llko hours brought the tall IlKiiro o Jim to PcBRy'g side wllh a bound. Un- Their Hps met r) their first kiss niiiilful of his own danger, Jim iought a Ann foothold, grasped Peggy's hands and gradually drew icr nut nf the mire. Then ho res 'lie I Julia. 'i A half hour Inter Julia strove to it the key In the lock of tho from Irtor of Vow Lodge but her shnklnf, shsusted fingers mnde a poor Jos .f It. "Our" as slid threw open the 'oor. J illi.'n eyes nuloniatlcally sought Tie clock nnd her volco rose joy tusly. . "We'se back home In time, Miss Peggy." Tramping after Hie maid, Jim laid Peggy gently down on the jouch. Oblivious of Julia's presence (hey tazcil at each olher, eyes alight, anises throbbing Jim bent closer, vet closer, while her arms crepl apwarri around his neck and theli lips met nnd clung In the first kiss of Ime. With her back turned to Ihem lulla missed the tableau. Her eye caught a small whllo card which apparently had been pushed under tho front door. She picked It up She picked It up and read the name engraved thereon: ",Oh, Miss Peggy," and at the found of Julia's voire ns she turned toward Ihem Jim and Peggy parted "Look at dls." Approaching the couch, Julia handed the calling card to her mis. tress. Peggy tead: "Mr. Philander Chase." . - - i Piggy laid ssldo her embroidery, wllh which she had been ploying, ii it working, ns Jim enmo down the :nlrs from tho gallery circling the living room. "Hid you got Mr. Chase on the telephone?" she asked. "Was he slaying nt Phelps" Tavern?" "Checked out two hours ago." Jim crossed tho room and perched himself on tho arm of her chnlr. "The clerk said ho left hy motor." "Oh" blankly. "It was wrong of me not to rall hlm long before this, hut," with an ndnrahlo lltlli smllo hovering shout her Hps ns she glanced shyly up nt him, "you pul every ono olso out of my mind." Jim laughed soflly. Iheu kissed her llngorlngly, tenderly. "My Glenn Tryon Stars Craterian Theatre t.lf nn Trytin nml Mernn Ken nedy nre paired again 111 "Kklnner Steps Out,' 'one of tile brighten! comedies of the sennon. which comes to the screen of tho Cra terian theater tomorrow. lloth Trynn, as the star, nnd MIks Kennedy, as his h-adlng lady, attain new histrionc heights In 1 Ii I h picture, lloth their roles are ad mirably suited to their talents. Tryon appears as "William Hen ry 8klnner," a young man who If n hero to bis wife nnd n "dub" to his employers nnd fellow-workers. Miss Kennedy has the r-tl-. of "Honey. the young wife, whot.? adoring belief in her husband fi nally inspires him to attain social anil business recognition. Tryon appears In some of the funniest scenes of his career In "Cklnner Htcps tun." ' darlhiR sweolheart," ho murmured. ".My honnle, bouiile bride to be." The rich warm color mantled PcRKy's cheeks. "Hush!" alio ex claimed, laying her IliiKcrs across his lips. "It's too soon for audi plans: (hero nro many things to consider." "What, for lustanco?" . ' ' "I must stand trial," Pegcy'i soft volco quivered. "You forget 1 killed ft man." ' "1 forget nolhiiiK." Jim held her in closo embrace, cheek aguim.l check, his lips almost touching her ear. "Wo will fane the ((rial togeth er as man and wire." Peggy clung lo him and a wuvu of contentment, a sense of security to which she had been a Slraugir siuco she camo to Yew Lodge, dlspolled her agonizing doubts and fears. "Your father," Bhe murmured "Mr. Kvans " "Pop," quickly, "loves you 09 I do." "I hope not." Her senso of fun gained the upper hand and she glanced up iutu his handsonio steel-gray eyes with a mischievous smllo. "Well," sho added thoughllully, a second later, "there's each s thing ns my Dad's consent. I'm not of age." a,... Tjh.iiMl.,.MWMWVW..M...-.Ww..,.WVg ay Peggy reclined In Jim's arms. "Is that all?" Jim smiled back at her, wllh eyes urown watchful. Ho captured her umall hand and held it between both of his. "1 realize I'm asking Colonel Prescott for his most precious possession but, sweetheart, I'd conquer the world for you." "Dig words," slio teased. "I3lg words," eclioed Jim thought fully, his clear voice deepening with feeling: "pcrhrps, but'thny corns from a heart humbled by hap plnoss." Ills look held adoration. Raising her hand he kissed It softly and laid his cheek against It a swift, caressing gesture; then he sprang up. "Julia will throw me out it I slay longer: It Is nearly midnight." "So lalo!" Peggy's hands rested In his with a lightly detaining clasp. "Hut Jim, what about Philander Chusc? It must havo heen some thing serious Hint brought him hers, something about the will." "It It's anything Important, Chase will communicnte with you, never fear," ho replied, after an In finitesimal pause. "Probably he lias motored over lo Stono Tower on West Summit lo be with his brother, Aqulla." "Of course: I never thought of lliat, Jim, you oro clever " "Oh, vory" mocking her tono with a (easing smile. Suddenly he caught her In his arms, holding her closo, Julia's cntranco disturbed the lovers. "It's ra I n I ii '," she explained as they moved toward tho front door, "an' I lining yo' all a umbrella, Mister Jim." Hut Jim waved It nway wllh a cheery smllo ns he buttoned up his coat and snnlrhed up his cap. "Don't enmo out In the rain," he expostulated ns Peggy followed him over to tho vesllhule. Seeing Hint Julia remained dls rreelly In tho background, lie stole another kiss and turning, hnllcd up the Line. (Copyright, ). Anplrtnti if Co I Jub.1 hfi. ft mer.rrtt which the eon, fide, to Peaqy't .turned, .tire, In Mond.tr'. In.tAllmrnt. "M other Machree" at Rialto Sunday liclp. Itcnnctt. one of tho rnoni popuhii characti-r netrojncn In tho I'nltcd Htnti'M, In ndmlrably cant for tin mtiternal Prt in "Mother Ma chroc." Kox KilniH version of ftlda Johnson Young'n jong and ntory of mot hcr-lovn. which bcglnn n threc-diiy run at the Jtlalto thea ter Humbiy. John Kord, creator of "Tin Iron HoiMe," "Throo Had Mn" hnd other Hereon nianter i pieces, directed the picture, ' MIkh Hennett, who won Interna I tlonal fa mo hy her unforgettable t performance in "Htalla Dalhi," ! hrlngn to thin nwci'tent of Irish 'storied a hroad human nympnthv nnd w full complement of niother ' love drawn from the receM of her i own roiiI. Htudlo crlticft have; pro : nounced her prenent chiiracleria I tlon one of the mot touching rolen jhe hut ever attempted. LIFE CENTERS IN lii:i.l.Vli:W. Ore. Dee. 1 I i Special) Tho December nice ting uf 'the t'ppcr Valley cunnnititity club w;i8 held in the club vumiis on Wednesday afternoon, wii It a ; short business meeting, followed by a very interesting talk by Mrs. Mack on useful Christmas glftn. She ;iiso had a number of articles with her. Among many clever gifts was a sample of the block worker, thai can bo used cither on 'hi istma cards or on velvet for pillow top and runners. .Mrs. Mack Kxpccta to conduct (iiisscH hi tills work after the holiday. A number of Hellvlew ladleH nre g.lng lo help in Ashlnnd on Mitndny nml Tuesday during the health seals wale. Housekeepers for January were named ns. follow,: Mrs. T. A. Merrymnn, Mrs. K D. Meservey, and Mrs. II. A. Kllnglcr. I lost esses for January are Mrs. Ada Huxley and Mrs. Mary l-'eigh. A group of friends rented the use of tho club house, on Thurs day evening, to give a party In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh .U more, who wero recently married. A nun i her of tho employees of the Moon Dumber Co. aro plan ning a party to ho held in the club house on December IN, at which tlmo an "Amusement club" will he formed. The regular daneo given hy the club members will be held on Thursday night, December 1!', witl tho Dickey oreheftra furnishing. the music. Mi's, Cliff Hazel wood and two daughters made a trip to 1'ortland tho last of the week. They took Mrs. M cCmincll, mother of Mr. Haxelwood lo her huine In Port land. Mrs. Itichard Sheideiler and daughter, Helen, art) spending this week In Han Francisco, vlHiting friends. r'V ' Tho regular meeting of tho Hcllovlew P.-T. A. will hu held on Friday evening, with n fino Christ mns program, furnished hy the children. TABLE ROCK LAD TAHl.F. UOCK, Ore., Dec. II. (Spl.) Tho neighborhood deeply sympathises with tho italph AVIIson family, who mourn tho death of lltllo Phil, thi'oe-year-old lad who waH stricken December 3 wllh in fantilo paralysis nnd died tliu fol lowing morning. Ii. C. Wilson, the new county doctor, who apprised of the death, was very prompt In handling the situation. ' working energetically and swiftly In locating nnd con trolling all contacts and making every effort posslblo to prevent further spread of the disease. If the people of any commun ity would Htrlctly obey tho orders of tho henttk officer, epldemtcH would soon bo utamped out. Tho trouble Ih that they never du It. LAKIS CUHHK, Ore., Dec. I I. (Hut. ) Kill Almy has been on the sick list the past week and unable to bo un his route, but Is reported to bo Improving. Ibe has been un duty so f nil h fully that nil miss him. Mrs. fleo. llrown was a' guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. I. 1'ech, tho first of tho week. Mr. and Mrs. I H. Wyant and daughter wero dinner guests ut the Marl Ti'cker hinnu Hiinday even ing. I.lltln Janet Handel Is tho proud owner of a llllln Shetland pony purchased from Mr. Hillings at Ash land. Mr. and Mis. .1. B. Hhort and children were In Medford Wednes day. The eight-line (deplume is ill Intel condition since tho rain, it Is nearly Inipoxslhlu to get anyone unless everyone, or nearly so, helps ring them. A. I.. I'eeh and Henry IVdi were busy delivering onions to MedTor 1 tho first of tint week. There will bo a good danco nt Lake Creek hull, Sulurdiiy, Decem ber 21st. TAIH.I-: ItOCK. Orr.. Jri 11! HMM'lal) K. C .Hamilton in wurk I mr on tho plant ho wi'Mly pur-, cha.K'il from the Tuttlo ncirimf. i whcro ho will htilM u 1wc1Umk : hoiiHf In the Hprlnv- Thi Inrtrn fl"k t tnrkfyn nn 1VM FIRST 11 s. m., Worship 7:30 p. m., Oaspel 9:45 s. m., School 6:30 p. m. Lssguss nilHik LAKE CREEK TtTTTTI LL12UJ Hie llensl.y plate BIT. picket! antl iniirketeil Wednesday. I'M Wilson Is beliiK detained on business at Welialehee, Wash, . Charles Dunhip utilizes many of Hi, -so rainy days by chopping hay f t.i- his dairy herd. Those fri.iu hen who attended the agriculture meeting at Suiiih Valley Tuesday night, report a very tntefcslitttx nieetlnw. The Rogue-Elk Inn ltustic setting In tho mountains, Where tho piuo trco lifts Us head, Wuero tho Iloguo Mvor murmurs softly. As It flows o'er rocky bod; " Where Klk Creek's lazy waters lllvnil with llnguo's cold duuh iug Bpray, ; That's where Itoguo-KIl; lun awults you, Walts, urn! welcomes you to atny. On tho way along Itoguo Ulvor, Whoro tho gauiey Stoolhcads wait. Whoro thu friends of Isaac Walton 'auso to (roll with shining bait, Whoro tho piuo trues on tho moun tains Murmur soft, ns breezes wuko Sweetest music mid their branchcB, t)u tho way to Crater Luke. Under 'lull trees by tho rlvor. In iho welcomo hado, so cool, Hero (ho traveler loves to linger, Hy tiio sido of sparkling pool, Whcro the a p o c k 1 o d beauties gllHton, Iloro la where real llfo begins. On tho banks of (he Rogue Klvor, At tho ruinous lloguc-Hlk lun. lOtidlnss plcusuro, hero, awaits them, If they lovo tho Inrgor llfo In the mountains, near to Naturo, Kar removed from strife. Listening to tho gentle murmur (if tho Itoguo, nt closo ot day. Or Iho whispers In the pine trocs. At (ho time when fairies play. Cvonings lure, so well portraying. At the setting of tho sun. An they dance amid tho shadows When tho work of-day Is dono; Here we find, amid tho mountalnsi At the close of summer's day, -Quiet, peaco. and Joy entrancing, 'Tis our wish to always stay, " Nature calls us wllh tlie.muslo . Ot tho water and the wind, IHiIh us look to God who loves us, lllds us tnlta our cares to Him; And if wo would learn life's 'les sons. Learu, for us, the one, best way, nature. Where tho fairies dance and play. 'Neath the tall and bending tree tops. In tho shadows, and the moon Scorns to hang so closo abqve us Coaxing lovers fond, to croon Of tho futiiro days, so splendid, As thoy, their now life begin; Such a placo you'll find near Med ford, And 'tis known as Itoguo-Elk lull.' FamoitB for ftno chicken dlnnors, Famous for Its paintings raro; Famous, for lis sylvan setting, Fumoustfor its mountain air; On tho banks of tho Rogue River, On tho road toward tho rim . Of Crntor Lake, you're welcome, . 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