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nlpadiuh K. Pankey died ut his
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l the nge of twelve yenra lie
!., n (Meiion Willi tils parents
l', Illinois hy wy of iieiainei0
f fi'iim Ihnrf! hv Immi-
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ant iniln to southern Oreuon,
'..i.... iinpn fnr the mint flftv-
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& yours 'i"l at Central 1'olnt,
kt forty-two ycurs.
iiiuiis nmrrlcd to Sarah Melissa
Iibenchuin. J'"10 oth- 18ss- To
his union were horn five children.
Jiiur ' whom survive today. C'lar-
ncc and Vernon l-anltey ut nieci-
Jurd, Ore.. .Mrs. Kooert ;iminKtnn,
liuniiniuir, Calif., and Mrs. Albert
Kirwart of l'ortlund, Ore., anil
llirec Kramlchlldren.
Ml'K. Karan nuiKuy pusseu uway
,n Mal'dl. 1!-!1. Ho Is also sur-
ived hy three Drotners and three
listers, William ianitey, L,orena,
Albert l'ankoy, Hold Hill,
Thomas Pankey, Central
Joint, Ore., Mrs. Runs Moore of
Like Creek, ore., .Mrs. j. l,.
Ilmina. lOugene, Ore., Mrs. Thomas
Inurade. Unsle folnt, ore.
tor the a.s, fur j. ,
been manager of Ul0 Wn.a "i
Mutual Telephone, eun.pany from
Mr. lt,k" a;U"t hw'""-
cherandldrn
" " "t-.-Mics ins rilmi..
Ho was m:isi..i' i, ir . ..
Centra. Point A. O. uTw. "u.
for u numlji-r of V, :n u.l.i .,.
he held . . . '' "'
death. " ""K
Funeral sei-vir.,. ,..in ... . .
.helateresiden,,.,,;,,-!:,,;;1
W-dnesday May 7,1, at 2 p. ,'.:
int . ,' 15,,knal officially;.
Interment in Central Point milZ
tery. huneral a.rauKenients
eharite of the .t.,. i.-u..,., '
M KDl'OK'M MA if, TIM HUN K, M KDTOIM),
OK'Kd'OX. Tl'KSDAV. MAY C.
THREW
SPECIAL SERVICE
FOR GIRL SCOUTS:
aroused at tho winter resort tf
Cannes, on tho French Riviera, Is
expected to brine them back !n
other places. Between 6 and 7
o'clock each evening the dancing
floor of a leading society hotel
w;() crowded daily.
Warner Bavter Star
of Craterian Film
MRS. TDLLEFSON HEADS:
CENTRAL POINT P. T .A
CKNTKAL POINT, May (i
(Special.) At the regular meeting
f the 1. T. A. held at tho hh-i.
school mi the afternoon of May
the following officers were elected
for next year: 1'ivsident. Mrs.
Theo. P. Tollefs.m; vice-president,
Mrs. L. C. (..rimes; treasurer, Mrs.
Krnest Iteanis: nei-relary. Miss
Marguerite Homey.
.Mrs. Kabrick Kavo an interesting
talk on Child Welfare. At the close
of her talk he sang a lullaby
which was deeply appreciated. Mr.
Jewell gave a short talk on the
supplying the pupils of the school
with iodine tablets.
The main feature of the after
noon was the style show given by
the girts of the home economics
el:tss. Refreshments were served.
Sunday is Mother's Day and ob
servance of Diis holiday, which
brings tQHlerer thoughts to tho
minds uY the people than any
other marked on the calendar,
will bo noted in programs held
in Medford all week.
An elaborate program for Sun
day evening has been announced
by the First Presbyterian church.
The Mother's Day service will
open at 7:30 p.m. All t'.irl Scout
troops of the city, through Mrs.
1. J. Willson. director, have been
invited to attend this service. Theyt
will participate in the leading
numbers of the program.
The Girl Scout chorus, under
th direction of Miss Mauriue
Met 'In re, will sing and the girls'
chorus of the church will present
several numbers1. Girl Scouts of
M I ss And re ws' t roo p will act as
ushers.
Jiev. Claude It. 1'orter will de
vole his sermon to the subject of
"Mothers," all of whom are ex
tended a special invitation to at
tend the services arranged to
honor them.
Ten Dances Helng ltcvlvcil.
While ten dances have been In
the deneendant in many parts of
K u r o p e. the enthusiasm t h e y
A different Baxter this from tho
Spanish-American gallant in "Ro
mance of tho lo Grande," or tho
guileful, drawling Cisco Kid of "In
Old Arizona." Not tho southweat,
but Kurope supplies a background
for his new adventures. Ho plays
the rule of a great financier in a
tale of love and thwarted sui
cide, a story based on tho exciting
demise of Lowenstcln, the Belgian
money king.
Not that tho gauche and homely
plutocrat played by Baxter in
"Such Men Are Dangerous." which
comes to the Fox Craterian the
ater tomorrow, actually dies in his
leap from au airplane over' tho
English channel. Tho suicide ges
ture is prompted by consciousness
of his physical ugliness, and of tho
fact that women seek him out only
for his money. But in this story
the croesus seeks' out tho aid of a
plastic surgeon, who transforms
him into a handsome specimen of
manhood.
Thus ho returns "from tho
dead" minus his old sense of in
feriority, suave and attractive
enough to pay successful court to
tho woman who has scorned him.
Opposite Baxter will bo seen Cath
erine Dale Owen.
REV. C. H. PATTON
WILL SPEAK HERE
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C 19)0. R. J Rrold Tf
Mrs. Hazel True of 23 2 South
Holly, who has been ill for several
months, waR reported ro be in au
improved condition at the Sacred
Heart hospital today. Mrs. Trim
underwent two blood transfusions
during tho past week, blood beint!
voluntored hy Chester Merrlinan of
tho California Oregon Power coin-pauy.
She Is still taking medicine In
travenously to further increase thy
blood iron, Dr. C. T. Sweeney, phy
sician on the case, stated this
morning.
Hew t'nrnellus II. I'atton, D.l., I
secretary fin, Minis nf the AniiTi- I
can Hoard tit CunnnissioueiH for
Foreign .Missions, writer and
speaker nf distinction, who will i
be In tfls city to deliver the Sun- j
day imirnhiK sermon at the Kirst
I'reshyUM-iun t-liUQ'h is au uncle ot
Hanilltoi0 I'atton of .Medfuril.
Dr. I'attou's hooks on mission
ary work are widely read anil used
by mission study movements.
Is n life trustee of Amherst Co
lege, und also a trustee of the re
cently combined Sofia American
schools In HulKarla. I'eoplo of
Medford are fortunate in IicIiik
given au opportunity to hear his
message Sunday.
He Is a graduate of Amherst
and Yale Divinity school and be
fore taking up bis work with the
American board he held pastorates
In New Jersey, Missouri and Min
nesota. Among the books lie has written
are listed "lOlgbt O'clock Chapel."
"The Rosary," a study In the
prayer life of the nations. "Foreign
Missions Under l-'ire." "The I.ure
of Africa" and "World Facts and
America's Responsibility."
GRADE TEACHERS MEET
Tho last meeting of the Jackson
County intermediate tirade Teach
ers association will he held at the
Junior high school In Medford,
Saturday. May lit, at 1 :3(t p. m.
The president. Mrs. liuth Michell,
has secured Miss Clara Trotter of
8. O. N. t., who will speak on Home
phase of tho subject "School Sur
veys" that is of particular Interest
to intermediate teachers. Airs. Nee
of liutto Kails will fing, nnd ther-.
will bo other interesting numbei.
followed by discussion.
FAREWELL PARTY FOR
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(Ity K. IT. Sti-uhmeier.) I
(MONTH A t POINT. Ore.. May fi .j
(Spi.) Central 1'oint (t range met'
May 3rd. but on account of the
gentle rain not so many wen out
as heretofore. Those who were
alisent misM'd bearing an old friend
of the Cliff Smith family, s. K.
foe of Ames. Iowa. gi9 a few
numbers of old lime fiddle music.
Mr. Coe. 77 years of nge, and his
fiddle which is over 100 years obi,
had some interested listeners.
The lectnro hour Included the
following:
Song. Tyi'ell sisters; song. "You
Tell Me Your Dream and I'll Tell
You Mine." Miss Klla Anderson and
Miss Lucille Hover; short talk by
Oainer on newspaper work; school
sons1 ; i'th Anderson; songs, "I'm
a Uieanier" ami "Your "Mother ami
Mine." Mis Mildred Oregory; Reci
tation, "When Angellne a-Shoppin
( iocs." Francis Uenson; songs,
"Memory I, a no" and "I'agan Idiv"
Song," Miss Alberta lionney; fiddle.
S. it. foe.
Orange was then taken up and
a few more applied for member
ship. H. C. West or field hi.s been on
the sick lisi and Master Anderson
vouched n to his marriage, and
paid M1. ("." told him so.
AVill Foley wrote a nieo com
munication to the Orange In thanks
for flowers anil kindness.
State convention preparation are
hptiiK made now for tho 11)31 con
vention In Jackson county.
Kaeh member is requested to pft'y
50 cents toward tho purchase of a
range. t
Two songs that were overlooked
were then rendered by liss Kuln
P.onson.
With a few inside remarks from;
some of our most worthy members,
tho Orange came to a eloso and
refreshments were served. j
E GROCER!
tOdl'li HIVKH, Ore.. May 0.
(Special) Live Oak (Irange Is
giving mi "Oregon Products" din
ner In their ball the ovenlng of
Friday. May II, from U to S
o'clock. After the dinner Mr.
Illancbard ot (Iranls I 'ass will
show a series of pictures which
ho took on his recent tilp to
China and Japan.
Tho materials for Ibis dinner
bnvo'been donated by the whole
sale merchants, creameries nnd
bakeries ot Medford. Music will
bo rurnlshed by the Knterpriso
Uvo Oak orchestra.
A Complete
Wardrobe of
o
Silk
Stockings
No.i444 . . .semi-sheer, pure silk,
full-laliioncd with mercerized tops
and soles. New shides .
Low oriced at pT 70C
No, .445 . . . was made for the
woman who likes the weight o
silk and ravon mixed. .
'Popular shades pair 98c
.No. 447 . . . is silk to the top,
semi-sheer, and reinforced at the
.toes. No wonder this . .
'is such a favorite at pair $ 1 .49
No. 455 ... a sheer chiffon -silk
stocking with a dainty, picot top
. . . silk plaited sole and toe.
Every smart . t
shade pair $ 1 .49
No. 449 . . . is well remembered
for its .lengthy wear. Service
weight pure silk, full-fashioned,
and mercerized .
tops pair $1.49
J.C. PENNEY GO.
WAGNER CREEK FARM
SOLD TO CALIFORNIAN
TALKNT. Ore., May fi. Spl.)
The old Dole farm on Wagner
creek, was sold recently .to M r.
Wilcox of I,os Angeles by tho Tal
ent Irrigation Co. Mr. Wilcox is
a wholesale egg dealer of the
sn'ithfM'n city.
KOGUK HI V Kit, Ore., May G.
(Special.) Carl A. Van Hoy died
May 2, In a Medford hospital of
complications resulting from an
operation for appendicitis, aged 3ti.
He leaves his wife, llulda Van Hoy
and four children, Havid Lawrence
Harold and Kettle, all ut home.
Also three sisters and ten brothers.
Funeral services In charge of
the Conger Funeral I'arlora wero
held at the l'resbyterlau church in
Roguo Hlver Sunday afternoon,
with Interment In tho Koguo invoi
ce metery.
4
I'ort lander Sulfides.
PORTLAND, Ore., May (!
Still grieving over tho death of his
wife, who died a year ago, A. C.
McMonnlos, 58, yesterday placed
a pistol against his side and fired,
j He died several minutes Inter.
WILL ENTER CONIES!
i
IMIOKXIX, Ore, May 6. Sl-
I'hoonlx Itoy Scouts aro looking
eagerly forward to tho life saving
contest which will be hold on the
H)th of this month In Medford,
among the scout troops of tho Cra
ter lako council. Tho local troop
will participate in this event, ani
if they win first placo will bo
awarded tho honor of participating
in nn tnter-dlstrlct contest to 'bo
held nt a later date, probably some
time during tho month of June, al
Hoseburg.
Tho local scouts aro also looking
forward to tho district tract meet
which will ho hold In Medford later
this month.
OroHtinni. Combined warehouse
and garago bolng constructed fn
rear of W. H. Hicks company build
I tUO UK TlIVKIl, Ore., May 6.
(Special.) A farewell party was
given by members of the Civic Im
provement club, honoring Mrs.
Robert Oiimmctt and Mrs. Calvin
Baker, who aro leaving Rogue
River as soon as school closes.
-.ovely gifts were presented them
by the new president, Mrs. Hlrds-
ye. In appreciation of the work
they have done for the club tin
past two years, Mrs. (irlmiuclt
having served as president of the
club during that time.
Those who attended were, the
honor guests, .Mrs. Crimmett and
Mrs. Raker, Mrs. Hotkln, Mrs. Til-
lio Anderson, M rs. KuhIio, Mis.
Swackcr, M rs. Wall 1, M rs. ( trorgo
Lii nee, M rs. ( J uetsla f f, M rs. Hhep
her, Mrs. Rlrdseye, Mis. Mcllvnin,
Mrs. Hrashear, Mrs. McQuat, Mrs.
Smack, Mrs. Carter and M rs.
('helps.
Music Week Talkie
Featured at Rialto
A subtle, sympathetic, soul- stir
ring musical epic with Jazz and the
clauses skilfully blended will he
unfolded on the screen when "Th"
Melfidy Man," nil talking muslcil
drama with William Collier. Jr.,
Alice Day and John St. rolls conies,
to the Fox Itiallo theater tomor
row. The underlying motive Is a con
flict of ago with youth the former
fn the gulne of an old musician
w h o lo von tho m u k I r. of tho obi
masters; tho latter, a youthful loud
er of a Jazz band. A beautiful ro
mance Is built up around tho old
musician's daughter and the youth
ful Paul Whiteman. Conflict arises
with tho old man's unreasoning
itred for anything that i even
remntoly Identified with the Jaz
that he hates. HUM another plot
Is furnished by tho crime that tho
old musician had committed at tho
very apex of his career In Vienna.
Mis musical genius eventually bo
trays him.
TALENT DISTRICT HAS
FINE CROP PROSPECT
TALK NT, Ore., May 6 fRpI.)
W. It. Lamb reports a very fine
crop of apricots on his orchard
tract in the Valley View district.
The trees are so full that consider
able thinning will be necessary.
The cherry crop also Is very
heavy and the Kngllsh walnuts
have a very fine settln of ntits.
while gardens end berry fields ere ,
2ssssr " '
Are You Too Tired
to Enjoy Your Own Cooking
Whi'ii dinner liiui! comes 'round, do win .sit down In tin; Inhlc keenly Hiitieipnt
iiif an t'lijoyiilild niciiH Or lire yon loo tiioil from HlnndiiiK over a hot stoves
. . . your iiietit(; jiuled from constant taslini; ... to really enjoy your own
(looking?
The delightful part of letting the Klci'lrie Iiange "gel your meals" is that you
can put your dinner on nnd forget about it uulil it's ready to he served. The
Klcctric Timer automatically cuts flff the h cat when (he cooking is done. You'll
actally enjoy the food more, too, for the flavor's hound to 1)0 belter when yon
can regulate thP cooking heat to precisely the right degree for best results.
Kind out today how pleasant cooking can be with one of these
Modern Electric Rangeg
See your dealer and let him explain his easy payment plan.
Boost Jackson County Use More Dairy Products
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COM PANT
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looking fin.
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