r ; 7T : iMi'.DKOKi) MA l Ti TRIBUNE, MKuFORD, OKKfiOX, MONDAY, .7 ."NT, AO. 19:10, ' I 'A (IK TIlltKW
VUm-llrt Wtililiiis!
L, Tills KvonlllK
Leudlnff Hiu Hocial cvonLs ut tlm
et'k i." t,,u wedtlillK nf .Miss Kti--cniii
Vllm. duugliUr of .Mr. ami
jlr.s, K. N. Vllin. iiikI ItobiTt k
lUrt. son of .Mm. Anna Hurt,
chli'li. will bt oli'mnl.ia at 7
o'clock lliis cvcmiIiir In the beauti
ful sanli'n of .Mr. unci Mm C A.
viart. Ot'liest'e Mli't'i'l, itcv. Wni.
U. Hamilton of St. Mai-k'g l-Jpis-iOial
church offielaliiiK.
Miss Villi! liny, hecn the inspiru
iluii fur many affair In Imul ilr
ccs since her ru'rlval on .Mi'ilfiml
from .MaryHvlllc, Oil., where. hc
was instructor in the city schools.
fjlu wi'dlllllK' till CVIMllllK will lie
.ittcndcd by relallveH anil a few
jvjcmls of the bride and groom.
Bolcli. 1.1'iivo Today
Fur Portland Jloino
Mi-, and Mrs. C. K. liolds and
bou Ivclward. and daughter (Iloria.
leave Woodluwn orchard near
Central I'olnt today for their home
in l'oi'tlaiul. Mr. and IMrs. II. A.
Dulluiiui'. who recently purchased
the. Holds orchard in this valley
occupy it at an early date.
The Holds will ho greatly missed
In social and club circles, in which
lla-y have played an active purl,
jliu Holds us a member of the
local Kroup of Oregon pothers has
done much to advance the educa
tional interests of Iho community.
Mr.Mullis Jlctiii-ii
l'uiiii fSoulli
. Mr. und Mrs. C, l. .McMsith and
son Liartoll, anl daughter l-'lora,
have returned to Medford from a
(wo weeks' motor trip ' through
foulhern California and Mexico.
They enjoyed several days at Tla
Juiinn while away
I-
I'lxle rial) Kiii.
I'irnlr on Ilic lui.
Thirty-five southerner of M
Kiiinoreil at K.,n,- nats, ,.
try place of Mr. and Mrs. Ju;,
IVl.r at .Shady Cove on l!Ki,e
liver, yestcrd.iy. f,. t1(, kwl
Mon of the elul, here,-,, adjourn
ment lur the summer. Tables wcv,
li-.den with a. typical southern din
ner of fried chicken and oil acces
sories, served cafeterlan style, be
tween .ri and (; o clock.
Swimming was enjoyed l,v many
members ,rir i0 t. dinner and
others spent the afternoon loung
ing on the natural beach and be
nealh the largo trees which skirt
Tile next meeting of the nixie
club will lie held tile last .Salurd:.y
In .September when Miss Dorothy
Kerry will lie hostess to tile group.
(iuests of Solders
Over Week Kml
Mr. and .Mrs. I.ee Walson and
son, Kdily of this city were guests
of .Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Snider at
their cabin at shady lovo over
the week end. "
-ft
lih'k Isaacs
Sunday Host
Dick Isaacs enertaineii several
friends at his father's country
homo. Bin ltock lodge on Kogue
Kiver over the week end. Swim
ming and fishing were enjoyed.
Is (iiu'st Here
Miss Hotly lierin.in of Portland
is guest in ibis city of her sister,
Mrs. M. II. Kwannian this week.
Mr. and Mrs. will Hansen and
.Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wakefield were
among Medford people who spent
.-oniony motoring to I'reseent city.
Vacations (all
Residents Away
Vacation time is h ..ri. and each
day sees another member of Med
ford society leaving fur beach,
mountains or ,ay cities t, spend
several weeks. lr. and Mrs. W.
W. Howard left Sunday for a two
weeks' motor nip and will spend
i veral days at lli.inion l lake and
other resorts. Mis. Alice Coppeu
plans I,, leave tomorrow for Oak
land, c.il.. where she will spend
iwo or three weeks combining bus
iness with pieasore.
Mrs. Mill ( (Jive
Tuesday Luncheon
Mrs. Ileorge 1 1 i 1 1 ,,f .,.w York
1'it.v, ivlln Is in the city relneselll
ing Hie National I'l.int. flower and
Fruit (luild, is giving a luuclie-.n
In the private dining room at the
Hotel Medford Tuesday at 12:15.
Civic leaders and those interested
in the work are cordially Invited
by Mis. Mill to be present at the
luncheon.
Klliotls
KiiUi'tain
Dr. and .Mis. I:. It. Klliolt enler
lalilied a group of friends at their
cabin at Shady Cove Sunday.
Among them were .Mr. and Mrs.
Curl liroiiiiuer and daughters,
Krodcrlcka and Louise, and Mr.
and Mrs. Heuben Matthews and
son Ceorge.
Vacation ul
IVIIcun Hay
Mr. ii ud Mrs. John I'eler and Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Smith will leave
Medford by motor tomorrow for
Pelican l'.ay to spend the week uc
the Smith cabin.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Tollefson.
-Mr. and Mrs. 1.. Alvln Tollefson.
the Misses Peggy and Justine Mil
ler, Merland Tollefson and Jack
Murray were among the local pen-,
pie spending Sunday at Diamond
Lake.
L
LUNCH TUESDAY!
ES. HILL
a two weeks' vacation at L'uudon.
Mr. and .Mrs. Charley Palm have
returned to this city from spending
at
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"Share your f lowers ami fruit"
is a slogan caii'icil mil ly I he
Xalioual I'laut, l-'lower ami Kruit
11 u i I il, an ori;;iiiiatiin for tile
spread in (f "sunshin", haitpiness,
eooperatitm ami f riemliip" uiiiudk
the people in the community, of
whith .Mrs. ieon-e K. Hill of New
York Oily in speeiul reprei-eiita-Uve.
In iM'tler to Klve the local people
an idea of the work .sponsureil by
the j;uild, Mrs. Mill is ineelitiK u
nuinher of (he civic lenders, those
interested in flowers, ucuutlficu
lioii, and education in Hardening,
at a luncljetm tomorrow, noon at
1-M5 in the private dining room
of liolel .Medford. JUs'"-vatioits
are to he made by. this evening,
.Mrs. Hill ia only .slopping in
.Medford for a short time en route
to Portland wiire a guild was ur
banized last September, mid is
anxious to see what can. bo done
here.
Having attended (he .special
meeting of the t'.arden club Satur
day jifternoun, .Mrs. Hill expressed
satisfaction In the program being
carried out by tiie club, and .espe
cially the contest now iu protiress
for -the ;cJiildrenn burdens. . ,
A. H. Hanwell, executive seere
tary of the Southern Oregon-Northern
California Development as
sociation, outlined the plans of the
association at today's luncheon of
the Ki wants club, stressing tho
importance of the organization's
efforts to tho future of southern
Oregon. Other speakers filled out
the remainder of the program.
Mr, Ban well told of the mineral
conference to be held ut Grants
l'a.ss July 15. followed by the agri
cultural conference here this fall
ami the timber conference at Kla
math Falls. An imposing list of
speiikors are being obtaalned for
tiie threo sessions.
(..'. C Ijcmmon, recently returned
from a trip through Washington,
reported that pear and tipple crops
look good In the Yakima und Vo
nu tehee districts, but said that tlte
cherry crop had , suffered some
what as a result of frost.
In the absence of t'harles itut
terfield, president, .who Is it t
AHtovla. Oirl Y. Tengwuld presided;
In th,e course of the luncheon, ho
tokl of tho success of the annual
Oregon National Guard encamp
ment and Camp Clatsop and
thanked the club for tho lee cream
it had ordered for the members of
the local companies. He hIho com
pared business conditions between
Sfodford mid .Astoria, r-: r '
-J')ie ., at Leiidnjice "prize was won
t.'t.i, i.i, 'i ri Vi,0,,i '
mmmk
The suit of A. .1. Mansfield of
thLs city against the Southern Ore
gon Sttiges, fur aliened damages to
talling tLMi.'iMO, uus underway lu
eircpit court today, with the uiorn
iim session occupied with the se
curiiiK of ii jury.
Man.xfivhl all tliat on March
9, I'.VJ'.t, while drivliiK a coupe on
the (irennspriiiKs t'oiid, he w;is
forced into '.In ditch by a Htnge
r ppi oachiiu fi'om tiie rear. 1 to
allegCK thai tiie singe khvo no
warning, und (bat the rain wip"r
of the staye was not working. The
M:iusfied car. It nllcKcd, w:ih
swi.-rved aboal and as a result the
plaintiff suffered numerous and
serious Injuries,
The defense ets up a claim of
colli ri but ory negligence.
" Mansfl-ld seeks lia.iMM) pei'som!
damages, f la.ono puntlve damages,
$;.( fur aulu loss and li)0 f.r
rnedieal h-i-vIcok. ,
The
tastes better
when lit It
broiled on
each tide
L
Trrsh
pack.
ITTLE
at a time
IIii.m Biioj. Coffrt tate bet
ter han a matfhle flavor
herau?e it ii roasted few
pmindS at a time, never in
bulk. Thin rnntinuom method
ControUc'l Roasting is
exrluiive to Hills Bros.
from tht original vacuum
aH$ cpened with the key.
HILLS
BROS
COFFEE
VA-NICE-GIRL
SY S'OPStSl T'r, brtak-ttp ot
nn rifitH Irntl.. to another o
il'tri, .(it l.etlie u .ei (om
lo .fi.it fur a vutt. she I, cd.t
Q5iii bo llryntnoi Wlitllnmtnt n,
"l.'O n(r" 'l'"l hrromes etl
Qttoetl tn r'i'inr, i.ju. a nivil elul
ilmtrer M'try .on lieit ottevila a
ruimrf jl urtrlir, with Taiiv 7'tlft
rrtuiitiiif a yomto tlvittttir. Tout
aiiilntioil I to flu aroitmt fi.
tcorlil. unit ht wfr.t nnnnctnt bark
ion fruit a ueolthy om.
irents jiortlcutorlo i.ilcrr.irrd in
tints with iWioiii Tonv goes ami
".'iuui itr" ftii.l nn (ui'dr tnfA
.'icr. 7'uiii det')''rj to tnkt iluru
I.o'i lor her inspection In the hotit
tltr.t she o;lll itoprole ot her. Aunt
Kthr'ttisrto, on ecventrto .ninslri
l. cul t with Nnrii ..jit ot list hut
token o likino. to her tririi site
tinila that .litro t.ou . "nt;ii.titt"
oml kuawi a teio (Mutj about
oordcninQ.
I Chapter 14
A DILEMMA FOR TONY .
IN llio dining room, dullgturul wlLb
It, old llreplace and anllijue fur
nlturo. Mary Lou met. the pttior
two memuera ol Mla9 Tlthcrliig.
uu 6 liousohuJd.
Airs. I'awaetu the elderly, widow
ii an Indian army colonel, lived
with her us a companion. She and
Miss 1'ltherlnglon once bad tieeo
t!lioolmntes. The other inmate of
'lluio Urcen Cottage" wns a Miss
Pills a inalJ or all work. She was
i hiixoin cojDtr girl.
The liifiirmal atmosphere soon
made Mary Lou feel quite al home,
ni'ii-li to hoi surprise. Her ner-.-ju.sross
disappeared as' Mis3 Pitts
served lunch. 1
'1 suppose you and Tony see a
rest deal or each other In town,"
Miss Tltherlnston said, as the first
:ulirse was 'leiug cleared away.
"Dr., yes, Mary Lou and 1 are
ii'oat pals." Tony answered for her.
'Playtime pals. Dancing together,
irt.es together, you know."
Was It Mary Lou's Imagination,
i had he deliberately stressed tbe
irds' "playtime pals?" Miss Titli
iriiiton appeared to notice It, too.
"I hear this season is fairly Jolly
in town."
"It Is,"1 said Tony.
"Not hair as Jolly, I'm sure, as
the seasons used to be In India be
fore tho war," Mrs. Fawsett began.
Miss Tltberlngton looked de
uressed. "You must bring Mary Lou down
for a Week-end," she Interrupted,
addressing Tony.
"Great," he said. "I'll do It."
"Illtve 'you taken Mary Lou up
vet;"
"NJt yet," said Tony. "I'm go
ing to ask her to co up with me
idiiie day next week."
Mary Lou's eyes shone excitedly,
i Oh, I'd love to go' up. Will you
' enlly lake me, Tony?"
... ; ','Sure," Tony" told her.
"Well, you can hav'e your nights,"
mid Miss Tltherlnston. "Nothing
would induce me to go up In one
if those abominable contraptions."
She reached for a little Swiss
juw-uell and rang it sharply.
"You can cloar away," she said
.o Miss IT.'.s. Then to Mary Lou,
Oniric along with me. I'll take you
round and show you tbe garden."
Miss Tltherlngtoil talked volubly
in gardening matters and seemed
.leased with Mary Lou's Intolll
tent comments. ' Some time Inter.
as they stood In ,one of the hot
nouses. Inspecting some tomatoes.
Cony's aunt remarked suddenly:
"Till me. child, are you ploying
jboul with my nephew, or are you
terlously fond of him?"
Mary Lou wished Miss Titherlng
uij wouldn't Insist on asking such
embarrassing questions. What was
nor Idea, anyway?
"W why; I I'm rond ot Tony,
surely," Blie stammered.
Miss Tlthenngton nodded.
"That's what I wanted tii know
I've always been fond of him my
self, yet I can't understand any
slrl'a wanting to marry him. But
then." she chuckled, "I don't sup
jiae we ever can understand why
anyone should want to marry our
relatives."
Ills aunt's disposition was so
i'.'nlnl at lea lime that Tony de
elded to' broach the. subject ot his
contemplated Might aa soon as pos
sible. There was an opportunity
when Mrs. Knwsett lured Mary Lou
upHtalrs to see a collection of In
dlan brass ornaments. : ' 1
"Look here, Aunt lithelberta," he
egan. "I'm dead keen lo start
preparations for that (light around
til. world. Kemeinuor, I told you
about It some time ago?""
"I remember." Miss Tlthcrlng
ton's mouth shut Ilka a trap. '
Tony coughed nervously.
"And or I I'd be most awfully
grateful If you would help me
out "
"Help you out? What can 1 do?
I'm no mechanic What are you
driving at?"
"It It's about the expense," he
began again, this time more dlf--lently.
' '
"Well, why on earth didn't you
say so In the first place?" snapped
Miss Tltlierlnglon.
Tony swallowed twlco In an ef
fort to get control of hlmielf.
"I was only trying to be tactful,
you see." " '" ' ' 1
"Tut, tut I have no time for tnri
!on this proposition. I've bein
thinking this nuilter over for sum.
time, for I knew you'd be after me
again soon. Here's ynur answer
the money Tor this ?nizy (light ol
yours will be deposited In youi
name at the bank on the day youi
engagement Is dellnite'y announced
and not before. "
Tony could only stare at her
He never had expected any such
stipulation as this. Had his auni
gono completely out of her mini!''
Vital had his engagement to do
wllh the tlight, anyway?
"My engagement!" he said wens
I. "Hut you know that I've nevei
thought of getting engaged!"'
"Well, If you haven't thought ol
It, I've done t for yon. I say again
th .'. from tho day your cngagemoni
1i announced you can rely on uu
to back this absurd (light of yours
That'a settled. Do you undiM
stand?"
His clgaret was hurtling Tony'y
I' igers, but ho didn't notice It.
"My engagement lo whom?" hf
asked.
His aunt gave hitr. a contemplu
jus look.
"To tills new girl, Alary l.on
or course. She's a nice girl, sen
siblo and unspoiled. You're luck.
-.0 get her. She'll make yuu n
capital wife." She raised a ham)
when Tony started lo speak.
"No, I won't hear a word ol
protest. You've played around loo
long. It's high time you settled
down to become a useful citizen
Unless you persuade Mary Lou to
become engaged to you, there'll he
no (light as far as I'm concerned
Mv mind Is made up."
With that she stalked Impressive
ly out of Hie room. Tony know
only too well ot bis aunt's stub
hornness.
Ho was moody and silent as he
drove Mary Lou homeward. The
day had started out well enough,
but now he Celt that ho was in the
devil's own mess.
Mary Lou had Impressed Aunt
Etholberta. There was no doubt
ot that. - And she had Insisted that
he become engaged to the girl!
Tony had brought Mary Lou down
to prove to his aunt Hint he knew
at least one nice girl, but he never
lirul Intended her to think that he
was serious. Hadn't he told her a
dozen times Hint he had no Inten
tion of marrying?
He had tried to arguo with her,
but lo no avail,
"It's all nonsnnso," ho had said
dually. "Mary Lou would laugh
at the more suggestion."
"Ask lior and see," hnd been
N'lsa Tllborlngton's retort. "My
mind's made up, 1 tell you."
1 Tony knew from past experience
or his aunt's disposition. Once she
had an Idea In her head, It was
worse than futile to oppose her
wishes. '
Wbut was he to do?
On the one hand wns his fixed
determination never to marry any
gn.. Long ago Tony had prom
ised himself never to become bur
doncd with nny domosllo rospon
slbllillcs.
And on tho other hand, unless
Mary Lou would consent lo tie
come engaged to him, hp must give
up all hopes nt his flight If Aunt
Ktholbcrin didn't finance the flight,
his most cherished dream would he
shnttored. :Thnt wns unthlnknhla
The flight mennt more to him than
anything In the world more than
i hundred Mary Lous. '
Tony knew that Mary liu would
understand how eagoi ho was to
make the flight nftur planning on
it for so long. It only sho would
consent to become engaged to him
femnorarili say until the Hlghl
was' completed everything would
be find-' ' 1 " '
Thnt would fulfill his aunt's In
sane stipulation, and surely (here
could he no harm In II. so long ns
Mary Lou understood perfectly that
he was not serious.
Of course there was Mary Lnu
herself lo ho conRldcrrd, hut he
didn't' see why she should ohJerL
She would have all the run or an
engagement, without Hie drond nt
matrimony.' RcrUIcs, she was
young, and probably sho didn't
want to get married tor ynnrs, any
way. All she seemed lo want now
wns a good time.
Tony glanced over at Mary lnu.
who was curled up like a content
ed kitten bcsldo him In llio scat.
Ild bad to admit that she looked
pretty there In the twilight. "
But, hellthat wasn't solving his
problem. Jlow was he to appronch
this business of arrnnglng an en
gagement that wouldn't be nn en
gagement at all except for out
ward appearances?
Tho moro ho thought about It,
the more Tony became convinced
that there was only one way to
handle the situation. At best It
would bo a delicate matter, but It
had to be settled sometime.
Why not put it up to Mary Lou
herself?
(Comright, list, Uniief (Jrctn)
Watch for Mary Lou's reaction
to Tony's unique proposal in to
morrow's chapter.
Laughing Talkie At
Craterian Today
.liifk fiiklp. the i.nrnonlflfntlun
t,f wly,T-fi't'kintr AmiTltan youth,
hits bnen KcttlnK bfttor and bet-'
tt-r In PHih siics-eetllng jilrlure.
It Is therefore nutbinK ahurt of
unalloyed Joy to we and hear tbe,
lrrfiii-4.islllr Jutk. in his moat re
tfnt "ivlisp kuv" role, that or Mar
o Peklnp in "The Social Linn,"
whlrh opened lit the Kox Crn-;
If-rinn theater yesterdny nntl j
iens' the adulie and those not I
go through another summer
without a Westinghouse pan
life
IPa) v PT ' IPl
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A LIFE SAVER FOR YOUK
CHILDREN ,
so H1iilt whsti flockr. Ihero lo I.e.
cntcrKi Inert iy their tiewent fa-'
vorite.
"Tbe Kneiitt Lion' Ik nn n Capta
tion nf a nntahln OetaviiH Hoy Co-'
hen Ktnry, "Murtrt .lltiiiMcir ami
It proved to lie rlftht lown Mr.
ouklc'f! alley. 1 !
'VnFifrday'n a mile wo lunched
tiironrloUnly at .lack and hln witty
wlffi-vmvit.
Hhooin (JitllfiKher, chlf mipport
for Jack act hi" pnl nntl mnnaffor,
uriVans n iiiintbT of Inughfi for 1
hlmnelf. Ho team Admirably!
with tho iW-i.n of wlno-cracki, Minn J
Itrinn Is her-BWo;t flol( again,
How you dread tho hot. summer diiys
that make ohildrvn so ctuss and fretful.
Yotyoucan Ihlaiuo I he children . . tho
heat puts your nerves on ede too. Itut
bow easy it is to provide cool, pleasant
days and restful niyhta . . . with West
iiighouse Fans , . . and make hot
weather tempers a thing of the past.
Year after year you've promised your
self a Weslinghouse, Fan. Don't go
through another summer without one.
You can now get a full-size, eight-inch
model for as low as live dollars.
jrt ymir dratrr to hmn yna
the nnn mmfrt onrf the un
prmrd taftty guard.
Westinghouse Fans
WesMfliouse
Fans
giye you cool comfort day
and night. Come in and see
the full size 8-inch, Westing
house Fan that is yours for
a $5.00 bill.
Don't go through anotJter summer
without one!
Peoples Electric Store ...
" 212-14 W. Mwu ' " . ; Phono 12
HURRAH FOR
THE FOURTH!
Il, is ( the , dy wc celebrate with
much pride that great event, the
Signing of The Declaration of In-
deoendence. .
I ' : I . t i !
Make up your mind today to come
in tomorrow and sign a
NEW CUSTOMER'S
SIGNATURE CARD , '
And start on the road to Financial
Independence.
This Bank will be closed
all day Friday, July 4
The Jackson County Bank
ESTABLISHED 1888
Medford, Oregon
Commercial Savings Safe Dejwsi
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