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d'jumned from the ear and
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r."!d ot be seen by hi,
bine n whimpering, the
3&L tied ropes toKether
Jat . canvas
4,0 jump on so he could
,e canvas, rcui
jrom the eround. ; .
.rood SO"" -
.... u nArenn offerinir
;'rons mgsestlone. Ran gera
Moody "" " "
,e park ranger service were
I and after obtaining a lasso.
I;v fastened It securely uumiu
Logs neck and ho waa hoisted
lamed because he had caused
.a trouble and worry, FIdo
jny further desires of the
efto me. m.uv.
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PAGE FIVE ,
DIENCE ENJOYS
111 TALENT
.nthuslustic audience last
mi Attended the radio op-
Iinlty program broadcast by
lie control from tho-'Crater-
tAB. with Earle ' Davis as
er of ceremonies.: Jimmy
bill, who was included on
menlne's program, played
lal banjo numbers .by re
mrles Beers, accompanied by
Leah Holt, sang two tenor
Hid Arthur Hardestv of
tnli. who was accompanied
rales Genevieve Brown. The
sisters were present wltn
hnrmnnv. and Miss Eleanor
v sang two soprano solos,
mpanled at the pluno by
Brown. . ,
i. r.ll T nnfla Ann t flirt
IS WEI! 1JU.III..O, Ulig Wfc ......
iHnn unhercttes. lileased tho
Uce with a novel -toe tap.
Dorothy Prullt played nor
Lpaniment.
News of the progress of Prof.
Karl Moldrenv former violin in
structor of this city, is found
In the August issue of the Ladies'
Homo Journal In an article which
depicts thn doings of the leading
folk in Hollywood today.
The title of the article, writ
ten by Mayme Ober Peak is
"Hollywood Happenings." It de
votes several paragraphs to Pro
fessor Moldrom and his Hollywood-Baby
orchestra, of which
Medford has already heard much.
The paragraphs read:
You hear the Hollywood Baby
orchestra; you see it, but still
you can't -believe it Babies .from
two to six years old reading
orchestral music; trained music
ians, who run tho whole show
themselves, with Just the rijht
note of kid comedy Injected by
six-year old master of ceremon
ies, Jerry Mills.
Prof. .Karl Moldrom, who train
ed the babies of this twenty
seven piece orchestra, declares
that a child as young as ono
year and ten months, with suf
ficient intelligence to pick up-ii
spoon and direct it to its mouth.
Is brainy enough to grasp the
rudiments of music! . He hoots
at the idea that children are
born with musical talent.. Furthr
ermore declares, "The less a
child knows, the more teach
able." Start , training baby minds
along musical lines heforo di
verted In different channels and
they know nothing else," ho says.
"The younger they are, tho more
receptive. It Is nil a matter
of repetition. I tench them how
to think, and train them how
to hear. How quickly they ad
vance depends entirely upon the
cooporatlon of the mother. 1
tench tho mothers how to sup
ervise their practice.".
Since the child-labor laws pro
hibit the explolntation of children
under eight years old, tho Holly
wood baby orchestra is not a
money-maker, except for charity.
8agff
try young flower fanciers of
ra nave wen invited to enter
blossoms Hn (.ho nlinvu In ho
wed Thursday by, tho Medford
'n ciub, on the lawn of the
Warner home nn Snnf.h On le
ft was announced this morn-
members of the 4-H garden
are urged tn pntor nil tvnns
I'wwi, in spite of the fact that
I exhibits Will hn Pl.m.torl tn
of distinction. The
PP. Holly theater.
COL NT
VALLEY FOR VISIT
Colonel Douslas McCaskoy, Unit
ed States army, retired, arrived In
Medford on tho Shasta at noon tn-
.li.. In lL.lt Mr nnrl Mrs. H. D.
McCaskey before continuing his
journey norm, uoionei. iviitt&ney .-
home is la St. Joseph, Mo., and he
made the trip west by steamor
through the Panama canal.
Having been in the cavalry dur
ing his entire career In the army,
the colonel was last stationed at
Fort Huachnca in Arizona. Dur
ing the world war he was on the
general staff and later graduated
from the war college.
John D. McCaskey, son of Colo
nol McCaskey, will arrive In Med
ford Thursday, to join Ins rather,
and visit ut the McCaskey homo.
John recently graduated from the
Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology. Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann's semi
annual clearing sale otters straw
knt 1 Kn nn nrnuM At 'la. 00.
$10.00, $15.00 up. Corselettcs half
price. 811k unqerwear nnu print.
MAIL TRIBUNE
AILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
Miss Mohr's Itolrotlial
Told, Evening or Bridge
At a bridge party last evening at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Emll Mohr on Kast Main
street, Miss Anita Mohr, charming
member of the local younger set,
announced her engagement to
Kred Morong, Jr., of Honolulu,
T. H.
There were three tables of cards
in play in the rooms, attractively
decorated In an abundance of pink
gludloli. The news of the betrothal
wits told on tho bridge tallies.
Guests for the evening were
Misses Oma GeBauer, Kntherlne
and Mary Martha Sweeney, Alice
Roberts, Betty Janes, Betty Burd
well, Clara Mary Fuson, Roberta
Stearns, Dorotha Riddell, Mary
Hayes, Camllle Clemenson and
Dorothy Orlh.
Miss Mohr, who returned to
Medford a short time ago from
spending the previous year in the
Islands, will sail for Honolulu some
time next month. The dofinite date
of the wedding has not been an
nounced.
Picnic Tomorrow for
Neighbors of Woodcraft
Members of Neighbors of Wood
craft and their families and mem
bers of the Thimble club will meet
iu the Ashland park Wednesday
evening, July 15, for a picnic, it
was decided at the meeting of
Chrysanthemum circle No. 84,
Neighbors of Woodcraft, held last
evening.
Members and guests are asked to
congregate In the I. O. O. F. hall
in this, city at 6 o'clock prepara
tory to motoring to the neighboring
city. All persons with transporta
tion and space for additional guests
are especially urged to be at the
hall in order to assist In transport-
ing members and guests who have
not cars. All picnickers are asked
to bring their own lunches and ser
vice. 'Coffee and sugar will be fur
nished by the Thimble club. Sup
per will be served in tho park at
7 o clock.
Chry8anlhon .m circle also de
elded at last night's meeting to
dispense with the last meeting in
July and the flrBt meeting In Aug
ust. The next session or the lodge
will,, therefore, be held August 2-t
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Miss Lydlard Will Be
Bride at Home Wedding
Leading in interest this week Is
the wedding ot Miss Sue Lydiard
and Frank C. Marsh, which will be
solemnized this evening at the
home ot the bride-to-be's mother
Mrs. Margaret Lydiard, In the
Table Kock district. The service
will bo read by Rev. Claude B. Por
ter of the First Presbyterian
church.
Following the coremony a recep
tion will bo hold at the Lydiard
home, after which the bride and
groom will leave for a motor trip
to Rainier national park, then re
turn to Lob Angeles to make their
nome. ,
-Uonenn Clrt'lc Plans
Plcntc tor Wednesday
The Ashlnnd park will bo the
scene of a happy gathering to
morrow, when Ilowena circle. No.
122, of the Yeoman lodge will meet
there for a basket picnic. All
members aro atiked to bo in tho
Lithla city by 1 o'clock, when lunch
will be served. An attempt will
be mndo to furnish trnnpportutlon
for ail, and anyone who has no
means of getting to the picnic are
asked to telephone 387-L.
Leave for
Kugcnc Today .
Mrs. Bert Greer or Ashland to
day accompanied Mrs. Guy Phette
place to Eugene by motor where
tho hitler will meet Mr. Phette
pliicc. While they are In the north
Minn Joan DeLosh will ho the guest
or Mrs. Harvey Ling or Burbank,
Calir.. at tlip Greer residence in
Ashland. Mrs. Unit has been
visiting In the latter city for the
pnt two months. "
Miss Isobcl Stuart
And (lurst Arrie Here
Miss Isobel Stuurt and guest
Miss Jean Bnir. of Hollywood,
who have been making a motor
tour of the 'United stntes; Can
ada and Mexico, arrived in this
city last evening, where they are
guests of Miss Stuart's parents,
Colonel and Mrs. R. 1. Stuart.
Miss Stuart will remain In Med
rord until August 1 and will
be tho Inspiration tor much in
formal entertaining. Miss Hair,
however, will leave tonight or
tomorrow ror Hollywood, having
been called back to the motion
picture city by telegram this
morning.
Miss Stuart and Miss Bnir are
associated with tho Lusky mo
tion picture corporations, the lat
ter as secretary to tho produc
tion mannger.
Miss Stuart is In the srTiipt
and cutting department and has
alBo dono .- considerable screen
work.
On their recent motor tour the
two have traveled over U.ooo
miles. .
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Children Vacation
At "Tuck-Awny"
A group of children from Hur-
llngame, Calif., are spending sev
eral days vacationing nt "Tuck-
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away," river lodpo of Mr. and Mrs.
Nion Tuckor of tho southern city.
The children, wero accuiupanied to
Mt'dfonl by their nurses.
Included In the party are Phyl
lis Ann and Nion Tucker, Jr.,
daughter and son of Mr. and Mih.
Nion Tucker, Michael Tobin, uon
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O, Tultin,
Marjorie Hlyth, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles K. Hlyth, and
(ienevievo Lyman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Kdward Lyman.
Popular Salem Miss
Is Med lord ;uest
Miss Hester Davis of Salem han
been house guest for several days
of Mrs. Jack Porter and was the
Inspiration for a delightful inform
al bridge party yeterduy afternoon
at Mm Porter's home.
. Mbw Davis graduated in the
spring from Oregon Stato college,
v h e re ih o v as ono of tho m os t
popular co-eds of the campus. The
Zlesfeld endorsement was among
the many honors attributed her
beauty and personality during the
past year. She will leave Medford
thU evening for Santa Harharn,
Cal., where she plana to enter train
ing as a dietician.
llcllor Corps
MtvtN Thursday
The Women's Relief Corps will
hold a regular meeting at the Arm
ory Thursday afternoon, July 16, at
3 p. m. Tho president requests all
members to attend, as reports will
be given, as well as the-new pass
word. Dr. Del-Mil Is '
(iuest of Ncwburys
Chan. Delzell of Salem Im a
guest this week of his brother-
in-law and sister. Attorney and
Mrs. lHn Newbury. He urrlved
111 Medford by motor last eve
ning with M. N. Hogun, who
returned from a several days'
business visit l.i the capital city.
Women's Association
Meet Is Thursday
Meeting of tho Womens associ
ation of the First Christian church
will be held at tho home of Mrs.
Cora A. Wilson on Thursday in
stead of Tuesday at) was previously
announced.
Mljs (irecit Ianivos
l or Northampton s-
Miss Helen (ireen of Smith col
lege. Northampton, Mass., who has
been guest for tho past two weeks
of the Misses Carlton at their
home on the Old Stage, road, left
last evening for tho east.
Arnold Young Visits
Itrother hi Kugcnc '
Doogult Young of Kugene spent
the week end in this city as guest
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs., J. W.
Young at their home on South
OaUdale ami was accompanied on
his1 return to Kugene by his broth
er Arnold, who will be his guest
for a week.
.
Will Vacation at
Ijikc o' the Woods
Misses Itrrnice Sears and Kvelyn
Mnudsou will leave Medford to
morrow to spend n week at I-ake
the Woods.
Miss Drury Visits
MKs Hall at MarsliHtiil
Mbs Laura Drury, daughter of
Mr. ami Mrs. Allen ft. Drury, this
morning accompanied Miss Cyn
thia Hall, daughter of Senator and
JELLY AND JAM MAKERS USE REFINED
CANE SUGAR
All over tho country you will
find housewives usinK relined enno
suKitr for making their jellies,
jams nnd preserves. Kxpericnco
proves that cano sugar insures
ideal results.
Tho housewife who tnkes ad
vnntaRO of the low price of sucar,
also the bargains in fresh fruit,
can put away preserves for tho
winter at n real savins.
Canned fruit and preserves of
nil kinds belong in the diet. What's
more, they lnuko meals more en
joyable. Jellies are line accompani-
lea Hull to her ,homa In, ,
. vHi'cre he will-.M r
Mi". Charles
Marshflilfl'. here
house Kuest for two weeka.H Miss
Mall spent the past week as Miss
Pniry's truest in this efty.
7fee yheelinqfa
speaking
ment for meat as well as a
Bpread for bread, and canned
fruits make delicious desserts and
salads. I'mcrvc with refined cam
sugar. The Sugar Institute.
I
H
low to
make delicious
Iced Tea
The U. S. Government
Tea Exnminer? and Schil
ling have iolved the riddle
of fresh tea flavor in iced
tea. Th Government ex
perts state that tea can only
be kept fresh if packed in
vacuum and Schilling
does it. Try it once. Note
the difference.
FRESH
Schilling
TEA
Always ' Fresh
sealed in vacuum
lilge your coffee.
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Wiirh IHlairsh DirritiaMs
" Reach for a
LUCKY instead"
' Touch your Adam's Apple with your
finger. You are actually touching your
larynx this is your voice box it con
tains your vocal chords. When you
conslderyour Adam's Apple, youarecon
sldering your throat your vocal chords.
"It is part of my business to notice the
types of tobacco bought by various '
concerns. In all instances, The Ameri
can Tobacco Company's buyers select
that rich, mellow type of tobacco
that the farmer justly calls The
Cream of the CrQp' for their brand of
LUCKY STRIKE."
these are the very words of an expe
rienced tobacco buyer on the Southern
market.
LUCKY STRIKE not only promises but
gives you the very finest of each sea
son's tobacco crop. We pay the highest
prices to be sure of getting the Cream
of the Crop. And then to be sure that
you get the greatest enjoyment we
"TOAST'? these fine tobaccos thereby
expelling certain harsh irritants present
in all raw . tobaccos. These expelled
irritants we sell to manufacturers of
chemical compounds. LUCKIES are al
ways kind to your throat. Be careful
in your choice of cigarettes.
It s
TUNS !N
TlMLMchySiriltai Vane Orchtf
tra every Ttwa
day, Thurtday
as! Saturday
v ulnar
toasted"
Including the use of Ultra Violet Rays
Sunshine Mellows Heat Purifies '
Vour Throat Protectlon-agalnst Irritation -against cough
I'D pay Kveral centi a mils
extra for that Free Wheeling
sensation in my Studeb&ker
' if I had to.,
But the joke is, it doesn't cort ,.
me money it saves memoney. .
A Studebaker is swell
when running along with the
motor engaged, but it is those
moments of momentum
those miles of Free Wheeling
which give me my grandest
thrills . . . and theu don't
cost they PAY.
I sail along, manufacturing
miles and money I
About one mile in seven or
six or five is free because
you save from a seventh to
fifth of your gas and oil.
Seems to me ridick to buy a
car without Free Wheeling
when you can get a real Free
Whec!ingStudebakerfor$845l
This is the lowest pricedSix
with Free Wheeling as stand
ard equipment engineered
from tip to tail to give you the
fullest benefits of hree Wheel
ing in its finest form.
free yheelincf. ;
originated by
Studebaker -
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' (Kxcopt Monday)
Tub Baths Plcnlo Grounds
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Valley View
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