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PAGE TEN" MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOOK. ERTDAYT JANUARY fl. mi WILDliBEAUTY SVVf PSI3: Faauv Frost 1$ ilriven In t tut uil'ui ullh a riioi' rirtt tnuu hli tile taunt;! ot lifr KKttlirr'iii'lttw. Hlie rt'lurfis tie tint riHfi mmiid hna bren done, but hrr mulit'i'-ia-lum I eni I to br ine in hfr iitiioftuce mitl insist t'lHHtt' hushnml, Utiynt. ahull u t ii ttiforce. Un is tirttntcU tutloilu ot licir ilouiihtrr. .tlimin. .i tn I'orU tlnrrett H'liiu o. lit. tchon iftf in un iiiriiui. fix in lm :lth launit l.o.uii.ln or Slirilti iiViikj ..)!( fo at. fcr Mfcretltt. V'i'ii tiheiln rum itwu) to I'I.mI 'tf.iiv Itimiil'a ai$tff, Atntilltij returns tr.im lltirove ami tnorts fi litn'Ul Hint fur Mftrn irnra liis mother ht'.i il lilirratchi Uil him to l,ftitir. Hint r'unity hint litrii mi. Inithtul In him. n liul n.llttill.'l Hint nn. i rit tlie iii.sc. Chapter 37 END OF THE HEARTACHE AT AMELIA'S suggestion. D.ivld .arranged to see Fanny in New York regarding Sheila's filllire, Amelia ii.nl Iclil him tliat Fanny was working as a model, lie had pictured tier In shabby makeshift surroundings still pretty perhaps, hut tired bud a little faded, ner vously anxious lo please. He was not prepared for the evidences of prosperity in Fanny's comfortable, tastefully disunited upartment. She came forward and gave Da vid her hand. , "It seems natural to see you iiiiaiu," Fanny said quietly. Fanny made conversation spoke of Amelia, his Journey, the storm outside. "Good Cod," David burst out, "do you think I came all the way from C'luuiehbarre after seven years In talk about the weather?" "No, I suppose not. I beg your pardon. It's a little hard to know Just what to say. Amelia sent you didn't she?" "Yes. I would have come any way. I had to see for myself what the years had done to you. You haven't changed at all. They talked then of Sheila and the future. "There's no reason you should work never has been a rofcson. I lav Id said authoritatively. Halt nf all he had and he had a great deal more thau any one person could spend sanely was to he put Into Must for Fanny's benellt, tho In come to be hers to do with as she pleased. It was his gesture mag ulflcent hia partial atonement for the injustice that had been done to her by bliu and his. Fnuny, it now doveloped, could refuse luxury as well as mcro coin fort. She was gentle but positive, thanked David, but Insisted on go ing on as she was. David was hurt. On the heels of his hurt came a surge of anger. And crowding the auger crazy suspicious. Amelia had told hint that Fanny made fCO a week. Why, JGO would hardly pay I lie rent. He looked meaningly at Funny's costly gown. "1 see," he said significantly. Fanny caught the glance, the sneer. "My rent," she said proudly, "is a month. I have but the one room and I sublet In the summer. I cook my own meals. My maid Is .Mrs. Murphy, the Janitor's wife, whom 1 hire occasionally at SO cents an hour. My clothes I get at less than cost at tho shop where I work. Anything else?" "No. I I bog your pardon." "You might have spared me that, 1 think." David got up and walked over to the window. Gone now was Uls be lief In his own Intogrlty of soul, lie recognised with agonised clari ty of vision Hint be had been glad a few momenta ago God In Heaven, ctail to accept the Booming evi dences of Fanny's guilt, lie bad been willing to rebuild his own tot tering pride, bis lost faith In his mother, at Fanny's oust! Then In broken, Jumblcti sen tences he poured out his horror ot himself, the bitterness ot his lost la I Hi lr. biinseir. Fanny, with her c I ft )l perception, caught and un derstood the Intolerable horror and pain. David, his faco hidden In his lands, murmured something about forgiveness. "Of course I forgive you," said Fanny gently, ' as you must forgive me. Ilathcr we'll wipe It all onl ine bitterness and misunderstand ln. How can there he forgiveness between you aud me? Wo were happy once. Let's remember that. .tI forsel the rest." David reached fni her hand and rliing In It. "You remember whin you said when you came mm tho rmnn-that Ii seemed iialiinil in nee me again? That's what I'm (crllng now the niluialni-MH. Ymii mid . -Kind in hand hi-lorc I he Ike' tin ynu rc-lii:-ill ;!- Urns- iii necl.s alter we were uini rirll. In run- we moved to tin i'iitl::;;c? Ilnvc ynn ron'ottcn all Hint -or uur line ilivaum?" CLIMAX. Ore., Jan. S. (Spl.) There wag n reat deal of wind here during the luM wrek. bu! very Uttle rain. In fin t. the wind hn dried the ground considerably Kveryone hopi-n for nmv noon. Mm. A. J. Orlfom vMlcd her parents near Mod ford Sunday and returned home Monday. Alilroy Charley ha t nipped two coyotes and a huh cat re cently. I . II. V e r t x and Carl Co 1 1 1 p ton made n trip to Mdfoi d Fri day with some rfi rrd hu. W. V. ('hurley was u mller at (he AVrrti! home Saturday. Vic Oswald and Owen Aum in were visiting at the Grtseom ranch recently. ill's, A. J. tirltwotn fpcut Tues cum by MATED. HOWE FARNHAM "No." said Fanny unsteadily. She tried lo withdraw lier hand, bin Da rid would not let it go. "There's one thing still missing." David's voice was pleading. "I couldn't think what it was until a moment ago. Yon used to have a funny way an adorably funny way of saying. 'David darling.' Will you say that a gal", Fan? It s what I've unconsciously boeri waiting for fur seven years." Fanny felt the sadden leap of fear a fish must feel when the net llrst bCKiue listening about Mini. "David, darling." she said In a low voice, but re.thei as a question, as a lesson only half remembered. "Not that way tho old way." "1 can't, David. The old way be longs to the old days; days ulien we were happy." "We'll be happy again happier. Tbero never was any reason" He clutched her hand in desperate ap peal. "You can't send me away note." "David, darling," began Fanny hesitatingly, aud burst Into a pas sion of tears. Not for some min utes, not until she had cried her self out, did David move or speak. Then he reached over and wiped her eyes, with his own handker chief, patted ber hand, "I gather you're pretty certain you don't want to come back," be said dryly. He stretched out his hnnd. "Give me another chance. Fan. I think you owo me another chance. And we both owe It lo Sheila. She's never had a normal home. It's worth a sacrifice to give her that. She'll be off at school, married, al most before we realize. And then I swear it you aren't happy I'll let you go. Yon won't have lo tell me. I'll know. Only we'll do it decent ly and In order." David went on Impulsively, one argument tripping on the heels ot the other. It was a heinous thing to break up a marriage even a bad marriage if there was any other alternative. And their marriage had been bad only in spots. Thoy he longed together. Tliey were still one. Couldn't she feel that? It was something far from mod ern which defeated Fanny her gen tleness, ber womanliness, her pity: her starved primordial nmterna. In stinct (mothering David): the con sciousness, learned and transmitted through a thousand generations that there wero responsibilities that last ed unto death sacrifices more es sential to ber spiritual development than any happiness. She finally gave her hand to Da vid, told him qulotly that she would do as lie wished. He kissed the tip ot her lingers, held tight to her f hand.- Neither spoke for three, tour, five minutes. A grandmotner's clock on a corner shelf struck the half hour half past nine. David Jumped to his feet. . Ills fnce, Fanny noticed, looked 10 years younger. There was a new energy, a new quickness to his movement. Hare you your old wedding ring?" ho asked bashfully. Yes. In that old chest." Thon get It out. We'll be mar ried tonight." But David darling, we couldn't. It's a terrible night. And one can't be married In New York without a license." Ono can In Connecticut. I'll or der a limousine. The Uenoraofa sails tomorrow nt noon. A man I met nt tho hotel said there were plenty ot staterooms. We'll have the bridal suite. We'll spend our honeymoon on the Riviera In Tu nis. I've always wanted to go to Tunis." 'But tho bank!" Damn the bank," cried David gai ly. "I haven't had a vacation In years." There was no laughter In Fanny's heart bait an hour later as she fol lowed David down the stairs to the waiting lltnouslno. At the foot of the first flight he stepped and wait- ' ed for her. "Fuu, sweetheart, you're not sor ry? You don't really mind, do you? It's not yet too Into to change your mind." Fanny made her gallant resolu tion David muut never know her innor reluctance. "Ot course I don't mind." she said lightly. "It's terribly exalting, run ning away a second time, like this." David kissed her then timidly. boyishly, as he had on the ere of their llrst elopement. Fanny was humbled and abashed at the wor shipful tenderness In his glance. Impulsively she put her arms around his neck and kissed him again. David was wiser than she. She ;it last hail come home. U'uwmtht. "tt. fur Atattfl lloxcf TIIK KSU day afternoon at (he Werl home. Xe'llt ( i rlsMom and Koherta Wert have been III from colds. Andrew I Iri"oin Is; f coding hi she'p near Nike Creek. Wattt-r Charley is working on a very Interest lug model for a new invention. TROUBLE LIKE JOFFRE PARIS. Jan. 9. Uv General Hi'iiro I tort he lot, t ho commanded th. '.French troops on th M.nne Rholms line dut:n; the world ar. yesicrd.ty underwent amputation of his nht U k ahc the km c to -hek the pi oki ens of u l meant t inilar to that n hti It brought 'liiiih tn Alushal J of fro. The mr vjt' n paid h, vondtt.on grave. RURAL AND SUBURBAN NEWS BEAGLE j liK.V.l.i:, Ore. Jun. 9. (Spec ! ial) llftvAlf fitrmorn were all Kld ; to se tht rain and a break in the cold weather. The r.-iin wan ' iiim h rifi-Mifri fnr the winter rroi)f and they are iiopini: w will Join more rain durinj; the next iw.i month. nd three sons A! r.. Loim PuiiMl who have heen visitniK at tnpm the iCdwunl Jones' home on Sat Chan. Sandernon home, left Sim iurdav afternoon. Januarv 1ft nt day for tlwlr home in -Grej-ham. j Ore. Tnete was some excitement when the plancH hean to patrol our cou ii try and north of uh Friday, and nil were Klad to not the ;ood neWH of the aviator .safe arrival in Kutu-ne. Aim. I!. Uischoff's many friend and witfhtjorK sympathize with her In the losrt of her Pinter, Airs. Krey of lake Creek Herbert Alayfield of Dry Creek, waH a lleayle viHitor Tuesday and Wediienday. He report that their fain i ly ha vo a 1 1 had the mu m p. but are all well attain. Jack Si inn ha returned home from up the river where he ha bet'ii employed at a private sum mer home. Alt', and Aim. George Pursol and Air. Swanwon were Aledford visi tor Wednesday. Alary Sollie- of the Aleadows, .spent the week-end visiting with Thelma Sanderson. Joe Alayfield of Dry Creek, was a pleaxant visitor nt the I!ob De Armond home Wednenday. Kighteen of tho young folk of the neighborhood gathered at the Kamb-ivion home last Friday eve ning. Cova 1 Fauft of CI resha m. Ore., was the guest of honor and the evening was spent In playing games, dancing nnd music. Sand wiches and coffee were served at midnight, after which everyone! partook in a taffy pull. j GUI FFI X CUE EK, Ore.. Jan 9. (Special) School opened Jan uary 6, with nearly all present, after two weeks' vacation.- Evcr.W one Is working hard preparing for their mid -year examinations. Niii'-ty pupils are now enrolled. Air. and Airs. Giffin of Aledford have moved to the community. The Thoess family hat moved Into the community, coining from Nevada. Air. nnd Mm. Wesely nnd Irv ing Warnholr. nnd two friends were over-night guests at the Win, Cherrv homo January 2. Mr. and Airs. Issadore Aleadowa and daughter, Donna Alay. ' Klamath Falls visited lit the Mea dow home during the holidays. AMss Lois Kimball of Kings highway spent two days last week with Aliss I.nls Hill. A number of friends gathered j at the home of Air. nnd Airs. A. J. Hornby New Year's eve. to watch the old year out. The evening wa?' spent playing enrds and nt a late hour refreshments were served. Miss Annetta OHborn Is n pa tient nt the hospital In Aledford. Howard Fisk has returned to Eugene, where he Is attending the 1'nivorslty of Oregon. AliV and Airs. Harton nnd chil dren have returned from a two weekt visit With relatives at St.j Helens. Ore. Air. and Mrs. Edmonds and fnm.lv have moved to Central i 1'oint. where they have purchased a home. Word has been received that little Alice Cheek, who left here n short time ago for Portland ws badly burned. During their Christ mas program they had lighted candles. Alice's clothes caught fire. She is In a honpltal. Donald Urown and Robert Christean vero among tho hoys who played motorcycle polo Sun day. .Miss Marjorle Fisk returned to Ashland where she Is attending the Normal hchool. FERN VALLEY, Ore., Jan. ft. (Spl.) Floyd Alahatry. John and Wm. Kuntor spent the lay Satur day skfinc on the Sisklyous. MargiivriXn Cunningham .and Harry Strel were guests at Kan- tor's Saturday evening. The gale that blew throughout the valley Sunday did some dam age in Fern valley, one Hide of the roof on Tom Williams hous wa torn off. The entire roof was taken off the gasoline shed al Kuntor s. Many loose objects were blown away. Air. nnd Mm. Hentler and Alice were Aleduird . hoppers pruiay. Air. nnd Airs. Ellia Davis. Loll Myres and Harold Dav wir among the skiing parties on the Siskiyou Sunday. Airs, G. H Cait left for Cot- taue Grove .Tuesday after tin ex tended visit v, ith her son, and dauuhter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. lis ter Can. Ivan oUen and Georg O'Connor were visitors at the Joe Kanlor. Jr.. home Tuesday evening. Dall.is i;--ter. Tom Williams. Helen Kantnr ami .Margaret Hughe met with .Mildred Marshall Wed nesday evening to practice the play they will present at the next lat- rary foeieiy meot.ug. K. P Hughes of Sann Valley pent Wednesday night at the home of his brother. Loin Hiuhes. Arthur llaniL-ty and W.ilier V rei t ma n were hunting y ot Wednesday afternoon, but apar ntly had no Imk. For the first time chumpitPuhip bells will be awarded the winners In the Metropolitan AssoctQion A. A. I. bout at Madison Square G.udvn, January 1. and M. FERN VALLEY L CENTRAL POINT. Ore., Jan. 9- (Special) Little Dale Kilhurn i .nerlnuly ill with pneumonia at his home. . Mrs. Al Simmons spent Wednes day with Mr.- and Air. Whitney on tho Old titnffe Hoad. The 4-J! cluh memlx-M ' takinsr rookini? and MCwiriL- art ir. nw.t A nine ;.nd a half pound son was horn on January 6 to Air. and Mvs. llamlolf iinn Oild fellows and Kehccca lodges will hold Joint Installation .Mon day evening January 12. In the Grange hall. A banquet will be served at o clock in the dining room. Invitations bave been i- ! sued to the lodKft at Cold Hill, Aledford, Ashland and Jackson ville. Aim. Alatie Hlckoas returned to Oakland, California, on Alonday. Air. and Airs. George Lowe en tertained a group of friends at their home Saturday evening. Af ter a pleasant social evening, re freshments were served. Those enjoying the hospitality of Mr. and Airs. Lowe were Prof, and Airs. H. P. Jewett. Air., and Mrs. I,. C. Grimes and Air. and Airs. R. "W. Wyant. Alrrf. Kenneth Hecbe returned to Portland on Sunday evening where she is receiving medical attention. She was accompanied by Kenneth Jr., who will attend school . in Portland. Airs. -Ellis Bundy and son Bon nie, of Aledford called on Airs, iiundy'.t parents. Air. and Aim. Theo. Glass on Tuesday. Air. and Airs. Frank Cockran were Aledford visitors Saturday. Air. Lyda King, county health worker, U holding clashes in the local high school for the home economic classes on .each Alonday in January. She b giving In structions In home nursing and child care. Alembers of the local Oddfellows and Robekahs went to Jackson ville January 3 to assist the lodgo there In their Installation. Airs, Iva Copenger of Central Point acted as Installing officer for the Uebekahs and Airs. Emma GK'ason acted tin grand warden. All's. James Cornutt entertained her Sunday school class at her home on Wednesday evening. The boys' clai taught by Carl Hover, were guests of the evening. The young people spent a very lively evening after- which salad, sand -wiohes ami cpcoa were .served. Those present were Geraldine Jones, Naomi Johnson. Fern Cherry holm. Alary Jane IJowman. Joyco Young. Atarjprie Jones, Ruth Haley, Edna Shaver. Lotus HirJSlc grave, Peggy Laurence. Louise Pitts, Ruth Moore, Ned Cash, Lewis Hedgepeth, Carl Hover. Har ry Young, Lowell Hlackford. Clyde Fryo. Krmel Shaver, Fred l!o- wonh, Ralph Ruckles, Houston Pitts, Robert Virtue, Harold Hug ger and .Marvin Stevens. Air. and Airs. Howard Alayfield and children returned to their home west of town after spending the holiday season in Los Angeles, j Hamilton Law. Vera Wright.! Hurt Wright and Air. Pntman of Ai'hland. were guests of the C. E. of the Christian church on Sunday evening. They furnished some fine music for the meet in n and spoke concerning the stale convention to be held in Aledford In April. APPLEGATE. Ore.. Jan. 9. (Spl.) Air, imd Mrs, George Truax moved last week from the Wilbur Cameron .ranch on Hig Applegate, where they have resided for two or three years, to their old home on Alissoui'i. Flat. Their son-ln-luw. Alelvln Rowtler nnd family, who have beon ivsldlng on the ranch at Alissouri Flnt, moved to the llryan place on Williams creek. Rettv Ewlng of Grants Pass , spent New Year's day and the week lend here atthe home of her grand mother. Airs. Cora Crump. Walter Zeldler of Little Apple- gate returned this week from Walla Walla. Wash., where he spent the holiday vacation with friends. Al r. and Al rs. Fred West a nu daughter. Collstn Alarle. moved Saturday from Aledford to Little Applegate to make thc.r home with Airs. We.nfs parents. Air. and Aim. Nelson Pursel. Attorney nnd Airs. Gus Newbury of Aledford visited Sunday at the Fred Stratib home on Rig Apple gate. ! Mrs. C. C. Swisher of San Fran-j cisco arrived in this district Sun-i day to spend two weeks at the ' 1 APPLEGATE ; i 1 1 homo of her parents, Mr. nnd Mi, j Grand Ave.. Uis Anuelcs, Cal.. is a r'. J. Klppt-y. typical l'ig Syrup baby. Here is Mrs. cliai llo lliimllton nf Itiich i what her mother says: vn liikcn lo tho Sa. io.1 Heart hos- ..,v mol1(,r usc(i California Fig plMl last wurk ana va niu h Im-1 Syrup' with me. nnd when Jacqueline pioveil nl tho Iiiki report. was a bahv we decided to get sonic A (tot -together party for relative for her. It" relieved her constipation wan niven Sntnril.iy nluhi nt the immediately, sweetened her breath, hutne of Ml Mollle Hay in horio- made her bright and happy again, of Mr. ami Mrs. Kvrrett Sm.th of t n:lve nJO Usej r,q Svrup for San I'.einar.llno. fnl. About i0 1)(,r co(U m upset!1. Ii nas kcpt miest were present. The ovenlnK ner strong uncl vigorous." was spent In playlnu and i For fif,y Vf.irs- wise mothcr hove tfeneml visit. ISefreshmeitts ' i,n sffurein the knowledge thai a fei vo.l m inl.liilKht. I child's headachy, bilious, feverish or Mr. unit Mm. tllenn Seoli of Mod- frr((u, , can qulrUv and safe. ford spent aiiiid,.y nK-hi un.t v overcome bv California Vig Svrup. Sunday at the v. s. Miller home .physicians recommend its siMi'thing on lUi; Applonate 1 aid to keep the bowels clear in colds. Mis. Amos MVKoe emertnlnej or children's ailments: or whenever Now Year's day for .Mr. and Mrs. b,u( breath, coated tongue, or list John Hums of Modford. Mr. and CWness warn of constipation. Mrs. Wesley ltl.hoy. Mr. and Mrs. California Fi Svrup helps tone Floyd Klppey and John Splkor. nmi str(,n(,iien weak bowels assists Vacation days are over and the in building-up and energizing weak puplV. nnd toa.-hers are Kick In children. I he genuine alwavs bears s. hool nir:in. I nlontown hud only lhe ame California. All driigslores. I hruumas ws. wn.ie onu-rs were nut two weeks. AppleKiile friends of J. T. l.ovel will he Kl.id lo learn he has moved here imain. Ilis son li:ls llome- steaded on Hush creek antl Mr. ' Luvel jj moving here with him. A party was ( given New Year's Bt-v at the home of Air. and Mrs. Alt Hooper ut Grants Pas. Those from here who attended were A!r. and Airs. lA'on Offenbacher, Mr. and Airs. Tom Alee, Air. and Aim. Frank Knutzen and Air. and Airs. Jack O'Brien. ! Airs. J. R. Hoffman entertained ; on New Year's day Air. and Airs. J Ranks Newcomb and Air. and Airs. G. F. Kredel of Williams creek. ! Sunday guests of Air. and Airs. Edwin Taylor included George , ITras and MiM Alice Johnson of! 1 Vln.t fnnl i hurd-iinifH nartv wn civen ' by Mr. and Aim. ; Jim Arnold Sat urday night. Fifty-two guests en joyed the evening in dancing. -after which a vote was taken and Air. and Airs. Ervln I-ewis won the cos tume prize. Refreshments . were served at midnight by the hastes. Alifs Alargio French of Jackson ville wa n Sow- Year's, fcue.t of Air. and Airs. Ansil GUfnn. , RELLVIEW, Ore.. Jan. S. (Spl.) Rellvicw Orange -members met In the club j 'rooms ,un Tuosday evep ing, Januwry 6, for their first meet-' ing of the year. liellview Grange has practically doubled in membership since or ganization on August 25. 1930. and within another four months hopes to boast a membership in excess Of 1Q0. The liellview officem presented the degree work for the first time, 16 candidates receiving the first and second degrees. In spite of, their inexperience, the officers pre sented the work impressively. Candidates included Air. and Aim. J. E. Gowland, Air. and Aim. j Noel .Heard, Air. and Mrs. J. A. AlcCanse. Air. and Airs. Chester Applegate. Neal Heard, Marie Wal ker. Airs. Alary Harm, Aim. Alary Shaver. Leta Walker. Airs. Lou Carter. Ernest APPlf'S' and Her man Helms. I Good attendance featured the meeting. Air. and Airs. W. L. Huxley. Air. and Airs. A. V. Hood. Air. and Airs. A. R. Kincaid nnd Dr. Maud Haw 1 e y w e re named a's m e m be rs of the home economics committee to serve at the next meeting which will be held January 2f. Efforts are being made to secure a visiting team to present the third nna fourth degree worn. At the jio.se of the meeting, re freshments of naiad, sandwiches and coffee were served by the H. E. committee. INSTALL OFFICERS OF NT CENTRAL POINT. Ore.. J-nn. 9. (Special); Pastr Noble Grand club net on Jartuary 6 at the home of .Mrs. H. T. Pnnkey. As this was the first meeting in 1931. officers for the coming, year were installed n follow: Mm. Clara Vincent. president: Airs. Inez Ferguson, vice president: Airs. Alary Richardson, treasurer ami secretary. The afternoon was spent In vis iting, after which delicious re freshments were served. Thoc present were Alesdames J. E. Vincent. W. H. Ferguson. A. L. Simmons, R. Hay. E. Farra. H. T. Pankey. E. E. Gleason. C. M. Alerritt. H. Copenger, J. Rich ardson, Ida Henderson and Airs. Eddy. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. Alerritt's home in Fehrtinry. Western Girl's Lucky Day FIVE candlcsl And each one repre sents a vear of joyous living. Little Jacciueline Wilson, of 2528 So. j.AX ATI VE "TONIC Jo, CHILDREN BFLLV1EW GRANGE GROWING RAPIDLY SINCEORGAN!Z!NG : it.-! t v'iw..WiW 4 AT- CENTRAL PI. CENTRAL JQLN'T. Jan. (Spoelalj On of the lat geriti.iue- ial events ever held In Central Point was the delightful open hou.se for which Air. and Airs. Everett Faber were hosts on Sun day afternoon. January 4. from 2:30 to 6:i p. m.. honoring the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of their parents. Air. and Airs. Edward C. Faber. Guests were met at the door by Everett Faber. who introduced to the t-eceivintr " line.1 which was! composed of professor and Airs, i H. P. Jt-wett, Air. and Airs. E. C j Faber. the honor guests, and Air. and Aim. L. F. Pickett. At -.he end nf the line little Aliss Alaxine Ayers presented each guest with a dainty piece of wedding cake tied with silver ribbon. Alis: Nelda jean Ayers assisted at the door. Tho tea table at which Airs. L. C. ; rimes presided, was attractlve- lv dornratod u-ith i l.tvi n t ifnl - ----- - ter piece of yellow and white, made up of buttonhole-chryrinn themums, fressias and fern, on either side of which were silver tapers. Ferns and carnations form ed the decorations for the rest AT the room. The Alis.ses EUzaheth Southwell, Avis Ayers and Geneva Urown. served. ! During the afternoon Aliss Imo-j gene Wallace favored the guests . with several piano, selections. Air. and Aim. 10. C. Fatter have been resideius of Central Point for over twenty years and have many friends scattered throughout the valley. They were the recip ients of many beautiful gifts of si 1 ve r. among w h ich wa, a t ea service presented by a group of their friends of the community. Those Invited to honor Air: and Airs. Faber on this occasion were: Mr. and Air. C. W. AIcDonaid, Al r. a nd Al rs. John F I u h rer, Al r. and Al rs. Hen ry Fl u h rer. Air. and Mm. R. F. VanDyke. Air. and Airs. R. J. Palmer, Air. and Airs. E. H. Jledrlck. .Mr. and Airs. Chas. Clay. Mr. nnd Aim. E. E, Reanuv. Air. nd Aim. H. S. Chirgwin. Air. and , Aim. Chas. Howell. Air. and Airs.' A. C. Walker, of Aledford; Air. andj Airs. H. H. Dietrich. Mr. and .Mrs. I D. L. Davis, Air. and Aim. H. L. Wilson, of Grants Pass; Air. nnd ' Aim. L. F. Pickett of Gold Hill:; Air. and Airs, J. E. Weaver off Sams Valley: Air. and Mis. D. W. j Cleveland of Rutte FalLj; Alrs. E. ' Wilhite of Eagle Point; Air. andj Mm. A. W. Ayers, Air. nnd Airs. J. W. Cnsad. Air,, and Airs. A. H. Webster. Air. and Airs. C. G. Dun-j can. Rev. and Airs. J. Al. Johnfon.j Air. and Airs. J. R. Hamrick. Dr.' Heekman, .Mr. A. V. Carlson. VMrs. ' M. Elliott. .Mr. and Mm. J. - W. j Welch. Air. and Mrs. O. Severson, jAlr. and Aim. E. C. Richmond. Aliss, Helen Carlton. Airs. E. L. Alerritt. Air. Al. O. Rrown. Air. and Aim. W. P. Grimes. Air. and Airs. Roy Nichols, Aliss Lucile Hall. Air. and Airs. S. D. Hill, Air. and Aim. II. W. Head, Air. and Mm. H. T. Pankey, Atr. and Airs. L. Hatfield. Air. and Aim. W. C. Lcever, Air. and Aim. C. AL Alerritt. Air.- and Airs. Floyd Ross, Air. nnd Mrs. J. Nlmrichter, Prof, and Aim. H, P. Jewett. Air. and Airs. W. H. Fer guson, Air. and Airs. Ellis Clark. .Mr. and Aim. P. Martin. Airs. E. Rurger, Air. and Airs. E. P. Stone. Air. and Mrs. Guy Tex. Mr. and Airs. Theo. Glass, .Mr. and Aim. Geo. Neale. .Mr. and Aim. ,K. Reebe. Air. and Airs. R. N. Wyatt. Air. and Aim. John She ley. Air. and Aim. S. S. Tule. Air. and Aim. A. D. 1-ang-don. Mr. and .Mrs. R. F. Dpmh. Sir. 6 6 6 Is a doctor's Prescription for COLDS & HEADACHES It is the most speedy remedy known 666 also in Tablets G. Hoegstrom 1013 North Central You are Invited to present this cou pon at the Mail -Tribune office and receive two ' t" FREE TICKETS TO A TALKING PICTURE PROGRAM AT THE ; 5 ! ,T,ilFi',,,.Vn, As Subscriber Guest of the. S MAIL TRIBUNE I ! WATCH THIS SPACE. If you are a subscriber of the Mail Tnbunj, your name may appear her tomor. j row. Only subscribers' names will; be published and, during the du-1 ration of this offer, all subscriber will be given an opportunity to enU joy FREE ihows as GUESTS Or THIS PAPER. NOW PLAYING "Canyon Hawks" and Mrs. M. F. Young, Air. . and j Airs. Leon Roomer, Air. and Airs. J. W. Iiirkholz, Air. and Aim. J. W. Elden, Air. and Airs. F. A Southwell. Air. and Aim. Al Her- manson, Air. and Airs. P. A. Trae Air. and Airs. J. Hesslegrave, and Airs. Al. P. Carney, Air. and .Mrs. H. D. Hamor. Air. and Airs.! j C. E. Langc, Air. and Airs. Theo.! TollefHon. Air. and Aim. L. C. ! Grimes, Air. nnd Airs. F. E. Wiley, j Air. and Airs. Geo. Wallace. Miss lmogrne .Wallace, Air. and Airs. A. I R. Alaple. Air. and Airs. J. Forsiln. . Mr. and Mm. J. Anderson. Mr.; j a, ml Airs. Sunford Richardson Air. and Airs, J. I:, Stevens, Air. and Aim. E. E. Gleason, Air. and Mrs. 'Clark, labor Al. J'. from Alarybill H, W. Davidson, Air. and Aim. F. j division, Glasgow, enter u inenag W. Lawrence, Airs. Viola Lampman I eries cage In which were two Hons and the ladies of class. the Reriau liiblc CENTRAL PI. SCHOOL CENTRAL POINT. Ore.. Jan. H (Special) Students of the Cen tral Point high school who will attend the annual high school con-' ma rices of wild animals, thus de veniion in Eugene are Merle Paving hundreds of men of work. , ... i i : It was his object to show that Hedgepeth, editor of the Central; . , . . , . ., .... ... . . , , . t-uiiiifi : iinn i a rr. v rp iiresiutiiii of the Girls' league; Donald Sny- der and John Smith, reporters on the paper staff. They left on ) nursdfiy. accompanied by Airs. Ethel Fleisher. 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Here, those who aoDreciate an environment of quiet liveliness are sure to be found each year sees w travelers returning to enjoy its Ayie Aimospncre. rortar. tlm, physically one of yet old with its ytj locateu in the ver iUn San Km live hotel teen floors a decorated and nificient room a la carte service the diner a far Hun, Cisco's multitudinoti ship-strern Bav OakUnd and Berkele the hills on the opposit away. u)view from marvelous, a sedative to ti wrT. . .K lli,J"'''. dellf ht lo the jaundiced eye, s pick- wuwujiw-w.V VA 'fx " A . T V LV DALsV v t, "f iew? .,jzsr ' -' v i iCAGEOF LIS 10 W .i . GLASGOW , Scotland. Jan. 9.- i irr' in nreatniess excitement a big ; orowd last night watched John anil tigers anu paas several min utes In company with the animal. The beasts showed a great aver sion to his presence, snarling and threatening to spring, but refrain ing from attack. He first entered with a trainer but subsequently went in alone, and walked to and fro in the cage while the animals, swayed between anger and fear, finally allowed him to leave un- Clark's stunt is part of a canvt paign he is conducting against a bill In parliament which ho con- londs would nut a stun to nerfi.i- t ,,",tI'1 ln ,, nuimu uunout rrileltv 4 j Two monster locomotives ju-t I put into operation on an English ; railway have been named "Tho i Girl Guide' nnd 'The Roy Sfnm.' me-up to the jaccd appetite. On thu main ilswr are two other equally fain- 1 rants, the Florentine Room " 'iniquc, delightfully airy just off the main lobby. spans some 640 giieit. outside room, wi Numerous suites very desired sise ami I room furnili glit fiitures are sipns, especially Many of Ine .notice of the curiously a t. ci xC2l-H n.ft Mile oime nlMllK', .-Vflie ail l Hist no curs' ise to object to tne i that tniopliere o( nnd personal service that ' important in" nresent dijr of hotel hosiutslitv. AN the Clifl ii msior holrl of 'ranciieo, sIIIioubIi tt is rated supreme in lervice and value-ainnr. Tt the rate. Are are surpri.in.lv low. The rate,"tart at $3 tingle sr"l i J Si? .: ) r:.g : "Ki?X V - I w-1 a m o r
