Itn I'nUoriNMMl
YI.IU .Southern Oregon.
Tho mnny Medforii people who
ulan to attend tho second day oC
I,. fautlvnl In A. .1.1
ie Iliuoiii in nniiiuuu 10-
niorrow will be pleased to find
Km Underwood of the University
of OreBOn school of mimic direct
ing tho combined orchextras In
Hie afternoon program. The num.
mm to be played are tho ' Tnnn.
inause"" March" by Wagner and
"Valsc Trieste" by tjlbellus.
in inv (, me university
trio, composed of Mr. and Mrs.
Underwood and Dr. Men, will bo
hoard In recital. Tho Under-
- roods will be guests of Mrs. E.
)r. Goro at a 10 o'clock brenk
rast In her home In this city Sun
day morning before motoring back
to Eugene. ,,
Muirlicnd-s to Occupy
fih'jpard Home.
. Mr. and Mrs. W. , H. Mulrhond,
lio have purchased tho W. M.
(jliepard home on Siskiyou Heights,
will move Into the residence Siit-
uraay vci. aim. unep-
jrd and children joave the same
day for San iFranclseoi, from
tyhlch city they will sail for Hue
nils Aires to Join Mr. Shepard.
jtocal fili'l In
nn'hestru Tonr. -
Miss Buelah Gore, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Goro of this
city, is o"e ui me jo students
rhoscn to mako the tour with the
University of Oregon orchestra
this week. Miss Gore plays vio
lin and Is attending her first year
it the university. The orchestra
played in Lebanon last evening
"and will give concerts In other
Oregon cities.
J ,
Leo's. Wives j,,vt
Miaiiglc Jlu,e.
The homo of rs i v
Shaniile i, , J' Verne
ful with . akota' w'l 'f-
tosses for the ,, , T CU"' llu"
,,, . luncheon worn Mi-
dS ""-"no Ti..:
roliowinc .1,,, i,,,,,.,
where s,.v . ' .; .""5 mrA bles,
Playing ! ,;" . ". Woro s'"'l
hold i,v m . K" sre '
ton Th, :8. -,,W!'"C'!
.,1 "-it- uirce tablon in
ng o leave Immediately after
the business session.
Will Alleml M.,ii
Bay Promt,,,,' , i,;ilBt.llc-
leave v,:if ." J"nPS ''""s o
f , ,-'! '"'" U""m- morning
wiih , ' . eeK-end
, "i'uglHer, Miss uottv
; nes at the University of Oregon,
i, L.; ,U'U'",S "ilvc PParcd an
,." "rouram of entertain
ment or their mothen, this week-
u.i. which Is Sunday.
to'heV'"' '" 0,,,:on mother..
flnnl U'elr HOnS 'Hid
d ugh ers at the banuuet Satul..
chool of archite iri ' . "?
arts. """ ","tu
JfKDPRn MAIL T1U1UIXK, Al KDKOltP, ol.M-tiOX. Tlll lfSDAV.
Hlgli kcIumiI n-iiniu
Knjoy lfjiie.
About 30 high school Endea
vorers from the Klrst Christian!
churches of Medford and Ashland
Journeyed to the forks of tho road
"W Wagner Gup Tuesday even
ing for a hobo picnic. Although
SHOW and r.iin -oi. il
on the trip, tho young people had i
1 tit-ngiuiui time.
Hobo stew, buns, marshmallows
and coffee were served by tho
These mt social meetings nro
to be held every month.
MAY
H):;o.
Diys Gaining Strength as
Digest Poll Is Continued
Five States for Bone Dry
'Pxrm THREE
The Trl.ni.1. -.
Christl-in Ti . " 0C 1,10 Flrat
c.1:urch wni "ect mis
n inn v , , nme of Mrs- Car
man lu. Mel. 4(ii; w, . .
street. eocuna
Distinctive and Individual
Apparel for Women
ft
Daughters of Nllo
I Meet Sutllltlay,
i ThO regular May meeting of
ulelina Temple No. 13. Daugh
ters of the Nile, will be held in
Ilia M.lf i i . .
..n-uiuiu .iiasunic temple on
Saturday afternoon. May 10, fol-
."Yiiig mncneon at the Hotel'
Medford at 12;3o.
A gOOd llttPmlHUen iu ilnuli'n,
o nils, bweeney, queen of the
temple, as this Is tho last meet
ing before the eonventinn nf iho
supreme session in Chicago, to
"men Mrs. Sweeney Is a delegato
from Zuleima Temple.
A special program has been ar
ranged fill- the nnlpplulnmnnl ..l
members and is in charge of Mrs.
John Perl, assisted hv Mm n n
Alenderfer.
Mis. Miilliollaml
Nametl President
Mrs. Nina Colo Mulholland was
eleeted president of tho Delphian
Club for the rnmlnir ve,. t.i
ceed Mrs. Vivian Barto at tho all
day meeting held yesterday at Mrs.
Glenn Kubrick's cabin on Roguo
mver. oilier officers elected aro
-Mrs. Kahrlek, first vice president;
Mr8. Lewis Iltrleh neennil i,..-
president: ana Mrs. Alethn. Vnwtor
secretary-treasurer.
A vote of thanks was extended
station KMED for broadcasting
the program of German nnemtie
music for the club In the morning.
Following the business session a
COVercd dish tiinehenn it.,, no.,,,..!
followed by several hours of-cards.
The chief feature of tho last
Literary Digest poll on prohibition
all favor tho drys, although repeal
still leads strict enforcement by
over 400,000 votes a total of 1.
60il.570 for repeal and 1,24s, 5X9
for Strict enforcement
FoiOthe- first time the. ,l,.t f,n.
muci eniorcement passes the total
for modification by about 17no
the totals being, for strict enforce
ment l,:MS,5Sll, and modification
l.-Jl,S4tl.
Also." where as at the outset only
one state Kansas was bone dry.
that Is, with over 50 per cent of
the total vote f,. ,r,,, e'nl'oiv
mem, lhere are now five, as ful
lows:
..o.-.is, Arkansas. North Caro
lina. Olkahiima ,. ...,..
"in tin. tit her hand, onv three i
of h w.,i .. " i
. iioiv nave tV"
a .0 per cent, vote for repeal-
linne.-tleO. Newer, sey and l!ho,l
lsl:unl.
HegArdliig all Votes against the
I'luoreement of prohibition
nei. gives the following result
inr me country at large:
For prohlliltlon l.L'ls.r,S!l
Against iU'Ohihltlon.. -'.SHL42S
The complete table follows:
State
Alabama -
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado ;..
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Coin mhln
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois '.'.'.'.'.'Z
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
KICHTII ItKI'OHT OF TIIK
iair.li.ll UHilOSl'
For
14,015
1,156
11,1180
7 3,150
' lil.!l(!2
10,581
2,780
3,823
1 1,611 .
12.037
5,480
58,107
47.044
30.182
311,030
Guests Here
From Klamath.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Sisemoro of
Klamath Falls are in this city
visiting .Mr. and Mrs. John Orth
of South Oakdale. Mra Sisemoro
recently returned from Australia,
where she spent considerable time
with her sister, Mrs. James Cot
chett. Mrs. Charles Strang leaves Med
ford tomorrow for Keutttn In vlnlt
her daughter, Mrs. Holen Holmes
ana granddaughter.
Kentucky 1IMS7
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
6.818
10,41 5
11.678
Massachusetts 47,5112
55.22
37,670
7.086
41,660
5,85:
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri .
Montana ..
Nebraska 2o!s3l
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New 'Mexico ,
New York
477
0.745
.... 42,214
1,457
0 0 Tflu
North Carolina 25002
CAPACITY HOUS
E
REPETITION
Graduation Frocks
and Suits ... .
Just Ulll);i(k' Pil ji sJmnnmif if ii.w A ik-t- in
A- - iiui'iiii in 'l ii ii vtiv oni o ui
wuttoiiM and georgettes in pastel shades and
wn; ini ! il I I iniiv L'liiroiiin rtw rrnn, ninrion imi
tnniinl
$18.95 and up
Silk Suits for Street
and Baccalaureate .Wear
in two and iliree-piece suits,
reasonably ju iced at
$1 8.95 to $49.95
OF GUILD .SHOW
Cl'OWds Of Mfiflfni'fl noflnln flllnrl
Ht. Mark's hall to rnnonllv iniit
niBht to view tho Rocond presentu
tlon of "Mra. liumpstcad LelHh,'
prosenti'd under tho uusnices of St
Mark's Ciuild. Many went for tho
first time and ninny others to
tlike a SCCOnd look lit thn clnvnr
conirdy-drama Intorpreted in nuch
an interestiiifr manner by local
urtlstM.
Tho humor maintainor! thn
me h love the Hennnrl nlpht which
WitS CMtnhliKhml on thn fh-ut
the only cry heard about tho city
LuiiHy wan mo expression oc hope
for a third performance, and de
Hlre to hear Fletcher Fish recite
Cliic Sales' Specialist after hearing
mm time 1m ho trlnrlnu tf tnt.il,.
.siones or, (superior dcaign.
Members of the cast roHnonslhlo
Tor the dramatic feast, devoured
frosting and all by Medford people
these two nlphts, nro: Mra. Fletch
er Fish, Win. Hamilton, Roberta
Ward Hebb, Miriam McDonald, Jo
Murray Hostel, Frances Kenney,
Ann Hamilton, H. H. I Unman
Cene Wright, Harold Brown,
italph BurKCHH and Fletcher Fish.
iN'ortn Dakota 8 311
ni '. 84,727
Oklahoma 23,321
Oregon 1741-7
Pennsylvania '. 120,114
Rhode Island
South Carolina , 8,790
South Dakota' l.Oid
Tonnessco h'ih
7a8 43 M
Utah
Vermont
Vlrulnla
Washington ..
West Vlrelnln
Wlwconsln oi'on
WyomliiK 2114
siKto unknown 15.359
6,572
4.671
19.710
23,082
15.313
1,848,88!)
ritOllllsiTIDN ou
Fur
Modificu. ,iOI.
""" ltciiral T.il.l
7.B04 7,C4(i sll.L'n'l
-'"'!70 1.907 B.493
"'" 22,1)60
k.1.044 90.494 24(1, liSS
M. f, 10.881 45. 3":
29.511s 46.483 1)2,66'
1.661 3,9.18 8,280
4'71ii 6..r'2 15.4M
"..".".7 15,005 37.151
9.6S5 ,HI,50:i
S.229 5.552 14.261
'MX!' 1 10.317 239.613
36,588 37.610 121,837
25.168 24.626 85,976
1.023 12,3113 67.446
l-'-O-IO 22.689 57.106
'S45 14,650 29.313
6.708 9, (i3-, 26,75s
1 1,567 22.046 45,'2'U
41.839 74,718 164,149
61.569 84,754 204,513
38,905 49.843 126.41 S
4'00; 4.716 16.705
32,154 - 58.151 131,96'
5.685 10.063 21 60')
1-1.590 13,513 48.93 1
701 1.161 0 3911
r'.ss-t 5.637 18,206
6S.3S0 112.133 222 7"7
1.487 4I186
170,77!) ' 261.892 531.393
13.308 1 1.325 49,635
S.623 10.452 27 394
!)0,6S2 93,717 269.120
H. VS0 10.931 40,03
1. 154 1.1,637 47.208
123.036 216,335 468,485
5.132 9.078 18,1 18
5.660 0,550 21,000
B.i7s 5.774 20.362
.3!IS 9,605 38,486
28.058 25,835 I7,5.19
r,.ftl 4.S18 15.406
'SIS 4.271 12,760
14,854 22,262 56.820
24,526 22.370 70,578
I. 1. 4S3 1 1,583 40,378
2N.012 42.740 02.004
2.12 3,362 7.488
8,0!I5 35,359
1,231,84!) 1,069,579 4,150,017
THIS QUESTIONS
Do you favor tho contlnunnco of utrlct onforcomnnt , ,1. ,m 1
toonth Amon.lmcnt and Volstoad I.aw' cnrorc!ment ' '''"-
rnoTaThorer8",0l'lf'CttUOn ",0 VO,St0',d L"W to """"t lht
Do you favor a repeal of tho Prohibition Amendment?
YEOMEN TO HOLD
TONIGHT Dfc
SpefrtCoat
Special
$18.95 coat "
or $14.95
129.95 coats
$2495
Hose Special
J line of hose.
Pair si ?io
Beret
"r"' o I nioetlngD.
0 m all the new
shiides
S1.95 S2.95
and $3.95
cJew Ifet
0 GSlfHose
May being the annual lad let'
month for the Brotherhood of
American Yeomen; all offices will
be filled and all tho buninen8 con
ducted during this month by the
women of tho order. Tonight will
be the regular buMnenH meeting
for My at which time there will
he regular initiation. Among the
alters of oumneHH to be diwcuKH
ed at thin time, will be the com
pletlon of plans for tho Rhadu-
manthus degree to be put on May
3 1st. All members eligible for this
legree should be present at this
meeting and a.sxiFt in planning a
big time for May 31st.
May -'3rd, Is the social night for
May and the ladies have planned a
pedal program and evening's
entertainment and urge all mem
bers to roine and make whoopee.
yun li will bo served after the
ASHLANDTOET TO
Q
4 Pair .v.." $3.95 fc $1.95 and $2.50
Adrienne's
Medford National Bank Building
i .,i.. t.-
acy" Campbell, who died at noU
yesterday at niN'mc in Asniano,
will be held tmWrrnw afternoon at
'2:30 at the Stork Funeral I'arlom
! ; i.i.lonH TiirXt Prmev WftN Wpi:f(
known for his poetic efforts anJ
was known a tne nu-i
comb Itllpy of HouthM Oregon."
t-. -. u FollB tfi Ml( ntiart Jkini
hmwHipr construction at or-
ner n( Kiphih find Walnut. '
I left m tm . f
r.TL Aim Kiln
TREEjfiTEA
i mm
nm warn I
?k QftejnoSi, relieve fatigue with
this pleasant refreshment. Tea.of
the finest flavor at a most reason
able
price.
O
SMART. 'V- 0
NEW COATS
that are unusual0 values at
$9.90
and
$14.75
Cape Coats
Princess Lines
Belted Models
Jabot Collars
Scarf Effects
Every one of these coats is new . . . an ac
cepted smart style to wear right now and
for all thb occasions this summer when you
need a coat.
The utility coat of soft, new tweed for
sports and general wear . . . dress coats of
crepey woolens, basket weave or covert witli
capes, scarfs, soft jabots and belts at the nat-
ural waistline. Our buyers have shopped
carefully for these coats j . . selecting only
authentic styles and quality materials . . .
but they bought so many that you can have
a smart coat . . . well made . . . and
styled with distinction ... for as little as
$9.90 or $14.75. Come in and sec them for
yourself.
J.C. PENNEYGQ
THEY SAY:
Swim in Drinking
Water"
o A safe and sanitary pool for the con
venience of yourself and family.
Open every afternoon and evening
lQp. m. to 9:45
MERRICK'S