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MEDFQRD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORlV. OT EG OX," TUESDAY, AUGUST J, 1931.' fACfE THREE I pumutiu L'j&.'l th.lftaWice EL' an remitted to Sec P1" .. .,. Mns tor new r t 8 . count? me lieiwe . . .mount LlSYeTlt is estimated by I Tenre'" more ""rested, in tn. udicatmg there are more wilds, m'ng old licenses, plats., none at u. . TiJw'i pafdott promise $7937.38. 'Dally re r7u im montn have ex ioo, it Saturday going to '.It was one ol the heaviest Tub collection period, being by hall a dozen days. 'Siph Jennings this mom- the county "as lull juocnia licenses." .nnounced that as soon Tnewly created' state ponce Jul, which will be by J77he week, a check-up I " . nmoer Drocedure IZZi against them. Wasning & win lo be lluded tfSffipalgn. A' majortty . are F . in these i. in rrolt. or I tftlHlg -WUT-. .' ' humber joi uiuii- L, t the foreign licensed cars r1 . ...... .iw tVia brusn i in me si" -- , the day and come out at 1 " ... n not easily dls- L TraMlc. officials . plan to t mint woric v. wh Umtlon similar to the local km also prevails in k ud a cheating up tumpuMB" Uuncnea were wu, - Loced.. EDFORD CYCLIST lUURED IN CRASH L A. Johnson Medford,; IS In I. .'J '. J . il... UnoAlVal lif LtrotB Injuries sustained Sun Eht hpn his motorcvele col- isi a car on the Oreensprlngs rij. Both or Mr. jonnson s legs wured. ohvslctans report, and L protaoly be unable to walk for kt. car was driven by L. A. East- j uivlmttrv. Cat. Members of tuum family Were uninjured. Ma and nis orocner, Homer a. ho, vere on motorcycles, en lio Hamatn rails. Tne motor licli Robert Johnson was rld- i badly wrecked. s- iEGE QUARTET AT i Sim church asJa eiusrtet'f com :'tne ' Ancter- Indiana. College and mole WT win give a program 01 N am In the Central point KM Cnurch Wednesday even P t o'clock. These young men named In nearly all the states mm programs In many cities nuwaily fine program Is ex- K 'toity' were In Grants 'Pass fij ancr delighted a ' crowdea pnuoa of listeners. r will be no charge; but a mi . offering will be taken k people are especially urged i woe young, men sing tne way.' . .. .. v- . werton Drama Hit At Craterian ft Is the last showing ot Coatterton's latest starring Tt Magnificent tile."? now H tt the Pox Craterian tne- dapted from the noouiar "Uunls and the Ladv" ov F -hrrlck. 'The Magnificent I' to story of a great love If out of a strange deception. I cheap cabaret enter t' tapereonates the romantic a risionarv hov. Hir mas- K starting with a gay wager. r agiiy realistic. I Vn ef doubtful Cbaa-aeteT. p honest love. Ruth cnat f a new addition to tne outstanding rhotf.non l winded In the cost are W Snlam o... . . , f Kaymond, the sliver voiced ""' again stng at both even tncea at 7:35 and : " wroes the second pic- VJS Tn, . . r 8tanyck In her latest row. -The Miracle Wo eatunnv - . - . M L- . T5 m III ni WHft Ft hMA 1 . uy uuvki svianncrs. "Wy and Beryl Mercer. F of his Film P'i Chatterton r!havw been ' ilamorlng I "ai twJT linat-enon, and i ia view oi -ner out let .... rts 'or vie taiit- k iouiMpie serving oi "aana ,tn -r . ... . lew . w --..mount talking plc 1,7 Ie4 today at the Is Is Lrton dose, a dtial role I -i tnroe ot iour dla- Ij 'rlta(lona, in this story tKjT ''Presslon through two I t u-agic evenu "tret tryst. InV W gloves, plain and tViT7. dark IK1 u-ht hrr,. 'wlenn.-m. Mlsg Johnnie Fln-t i. Bride of Paul A. Smith A weddlne of mn-h in..-. . - .. w Medford Erouns wa. tnum.tj Portland lost week, when Miss John nie Frances Fleet, formerly of this cltv became thn h-in. t tn..i . Smith nt Mtfni n n iiu x-uriiana. Mrs. I Smith was much feted by members I ui ,ue meal university set before she left for the north last spring. T.'ie report of the wedding In the Morning Oregonlan reads: A pretty home wmiritmr twir Saturday night at the home of Mr. uwqjm u. nuDbie when Mrs. Hubble'B JttRtn-.in-lam Johnnie Prances Fleet, daughter of "i. uiiu in, jonn uennett Fleet of New Franklin Mo.. hAMm. is. k.i of Paul A amlth of Medford and roniano. son OI Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Smith Of : RoRphiira . nrhn . . 1.. made their home In Portland". The bride was gowned In a becom- lnK frock Of rafU KpIva phantm. i and carried an arm bouquet of Ophe- i. nr siBier, Miss Logan Fleet of New Ptanklln urn ha her attendant, wore an attractive sown oi pinn nowered chiffon with flounces of nlnk net. with tmu.n .up pers, and carried a bouquet of pastel shaded sweet peas and rosebuds. naipn k. smith of Roseburg acted as best man for hi. hrAtho Jane Holt played the wedding march. young coupie leit immediately following the ceremony for a wedding trip to Victoria and upon their re turn will make their home in Port land. Mrs. Smith vnr fw hM lng costume a becoming ensemble of unit, wiuv uietm wiiiTi oiacK nat and .black accessories. : Out of town eitpstji nt tli. ivuihi.. Included Mr. and Mrs. 8, M. Clark and. their two son. nt ia inn.i.. Calif.; Miss Lucille Fleet, of New Franklin, Mo.;. Allen R. Smith of Medford, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Smith of Roseburg. ' f ; , Farewell Party Given For 8. T, Johnsons Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Johnson, who are leaving this olty soon to make their home., in California, received many friends at their country resi dence one evening last week, guests having called to bid them farewell before t,ielr departure south. The Johnsons have, since coming to southern Oregon, made many friends who regret to see them leave for California. Among those who called at their home last week were: Mr. and Mrs. Chos. Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. N. Marshall, Frank Strnhn and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clng cade, Mr. and Mrs. Cart Esch, Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Kline. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Holman. Mr. and Mrs. H. Dor man, Mr and Mrs Geo. Qlvan, Mr. and; Mrs. Geo. Stowell, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Throckmorton, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Hnrntsh, Mr. and Mrs. C,'i4s. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Young and Mrs. Austin; Misses Verna and Beth Clngcade, Orace and Mary Ellen Holman, Joyce Grlssom. Mary and. Helen Harnlsh, Eleanor Throck morton, Pearl Stowell and Jean Johnson, and Messrs. Donald Grls som. Earl Harnlsh, Henry Holman, Herbert Pruett, Eugene Walton, Glenn Lannlng. Charlie. Dewey and Tom Olvan and W. Johnston. . OlieNts From flilrugo 1 Complete Stay Here Mrs. Perry Crawford and Mrs. Albert Hayden of Chicago, who have been much entertained In this city during the past week, will leave this evening for the south, accompanied by Mrs. Hayden's sister, Mrs. R. M. MlIIu of San Francisco, who Is also visiting here. After a short stay in San Franolsco and Los Angeles Mosdames Crawford and Hayden will continue to Chicago. . Several luncheons and picnics were given In their honor last week and Mrs. C. Reose Braley entertained last night at dinner for Mrs. Hayden and Mrs. MIllu. who are her house guesw. A no-host luncheon at the Hotel Medford was also enjoyed yesterday. Covers were placed for twelve. u I low to make delicious Iced Jea The & i Government Ta Examiner and Schil ling have solved1 the riJJle of frcsft tea rUvuf in tceJ tea. The Government ex perts state tint t" can only be kept fresh if p.ickcJ in vacuum ''and Schilling doei it. Try il once. Note tht difference. - FRESH Schilling TEA' . Sttuart Patterson and OursU Arrive llere. ; 8 tew art Patterson, accompanied Dy Ben Crawford and Tom Boat or Chi cago, arrived m Medford over tne week-end to be guest for the re mainder of the summer of nis mother, Mrs. Stewart Patterson, who with Mrs. .Black Preaton. has taken the Feaaley house for the season. The group will be Joined Saturday by Ernest Hamill, II, also of Chi cago, who will spend 10 days as guest of the Pattersons. Messrs. Crawford, Patterson and Ha mill graduated from Yale In the spring and Mr. Boa! from Harvard. They will be Included In many Jolly ai fairs planned by the younger set lor the summer. 4 Soclrty Kf'frets Departure Of Sldnty S. Smiths . Society folk are sorry to learn that Mr. and Mrs. Sidney 8. Smith and sons. Clyde and Stanley, plan to leave. Medford to make their home In Washington. Iowa, where they resid ed before eomlng to this city Bcveral years ago. u . They will leave by motor for the eastern state Monday. The Smiths fhave played a promi nent part tn the social life of this city and will be greatly missed by many groups. Mr. Smith la one , of Med lord's most ardent golfers and baa devoted much time to fishing and other sports. Mrs. Bores and Son In Portland Mrs. O. C, Boggs and son, Stanley, who attended the wedding of Miss Luota Benge to Hlldlng Bengston In Heppner Sunday, are now visiting friends in Portland and are expected to return to this city t,ie last of the week, accompanied by Mias Jane Wilson, who will be their house guest for several days. Miss Wilson Is the daughter of John Ouy Wilson, secre tary of the State Bar association and former associate of O. C. Boggs In this city. " : Kathcrliift Sweeney c Homo From Albany . . - Miss Katherlne Sweeney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sweeney, has returned to this city from Albany and Portland, where she was guest for two weeks of Miss Margaret Coates. While In the north she also attended the wedding of Miss Mildred Heater and Anthony Ktgglns, which was a social event In Vancouver. Miss Sweeney expects to have Miss Coats as her guest here later in the sum mer. i, Mr. and Mrs. Kluin to . Return South Tomorrow c , Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Klum of Oak land, who have toeen visiting south ern Oregon, friends and enjoying an outing at Diamond lake for the past week, will leave tomorrow .for their home, v . They were luncheon guests yester day, with Mrs, Lewis Ulrloh, of Mrs. Harry Lay at her home on Newtown. The Klums formerly lived in Medford and have been greeted during this visit by many friends. Mrs. Rurelson and , Party Leave for Coast. Mrs. E. T. Burelson, accompanied by Miss Mary Btschoff and Miss Billie Hammett, left early today lor Crescent City.. The .three will enjoy the remainder of the week at the. coast- returning to Medford Satur day. - Mo unci, afro KnttT.'iiln - $;t At DanlelH fa lit n , Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Monaghan have as guests this week at the T. E. Daniels cabin at Diamond lake, where they are vacationing, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorsey of Los Angeles. Party of Local People . . , Motoring to Coast Mrs. Vera Van Dyke and children and Mrs. William Nlkolaus and nephew left Medford this morning for a motor trip to Coos Bay and other coast regions. Adurel Chapter Has Delightful Picnic. A most enjoyable affair of the week In fraternal circles in sou vil er n Oregon was the picnic held tn the historic town of Jacksonville Sunday evening in celebration ot the 51st year of the institution ol Adarel Chapter No. 3 of Oregon. Order of Eastern Stars. The dinner was served under the large trees, which shade the old county court bouse grounds. One hundred guests. Including several grand officers of Oregon, were pres ent. They were welcomed by the worthy matron, Mrs. E. S. Severance, and the response given by Mr. Hardy, grand patron of Oregon. Reminiscences were Interspersed throughout the dinner with com munity singing. At the guest ol honor table were seated 15 persons who hsve been members tor years. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. Oris Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Lance. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Langley, Mrs. Eleanor Hanley Busn, Mrs. Dora Reames Harbough, Mias Bernlce Cameron, Miss MalUe Britt. Mrs. James Cronemiller, George Lewis. Mrs. E. J. Cameron and Mias Issle McCully, the last two having served In the chapter for a period of 49 years. 4 Boltons Honored at Dinner and Dum-lnff Complimenting Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bolton, who are leaving Medford to make Vieir home In Seattle, where Mr. Bolton has been promoted to the position of manager vt the Standard Oil Company of -California, a group of their friends entertained with a no-host dinner and dancing party Friday. Dinner was served at the Hotel Medford and followed by dancing at the Thompson home. Guests for the evening were: Mr. and Mrs. Bolton, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Knight. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Orr. Mr and Mrs H. C. Read, Mr and Mrs. A. E. Edwards, Miss Fern Hutchison, Roger Nye or San Francisco. O. Harding, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Johns ii and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thompson. Miss koxaur Hum Lumts hi New York. Miss Roxane Ruhl, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ruhl, Who has been touring England this sum mer with a group of classmates from Vassar, landed in New York yesterday on the Holland-American liner Volendam. She will continue west, arriving In Medford Friday. Mrs. Swlaert and tiuest Heturii North. Mrs. Fred Swlgert, Jr., and Miss Helen Thorsen, who were guests last week of Mrs. Swigert's father, 1Y E The county cour: has announced its In tent ton of employing, "as lar as humanly possible," only Jackson county labor and Jackson county material in the construction ot tne new $365,000 courthouse. W. H. (Moo?e) Mulrhead, man ager of the Beaver-Port land Cement plant at Gold Hill, conferred witn the county court this morning rela tive to using home produced cement and was given assurances. Between 7000 and 8000 barrels of cement will be reutred. This will furnish five or six weeks work for l'J5 men living In the Gold Hill district, moat of them men of families ana taxpayers. It was also stated by the county court that bona fide evidence ot residence in this county would he required, and would be a specitic clause of building and material con tracts. J. Q. Link, architect, Btated tms morning that the final plans tor the structure were well under way and would be completed by Sep tember 10. He said contracts would be let by October 15, and actual construction work started as soon thereafter as possible. This will lit in with the previously announced policy of the county, to provide win ter employment for Jackson county workers. MRS: ROBLEY TO BE Mrs. F. G. Robley died at Estacada, Ore., Saturday evening. Services will be held In Portland, Wednesday, and at Dodge Funeral Parlors, Ashland, at 2 p. m-. Thursday afternoon, Aug. 6th. Mrs. Robley was the youngest daughter of the late Conrad and La vinla Mingus, pioneers of the Rogue River valley. She leaves her husband and ecu. Grant, tv o brothers. Dr. Everett Mtngus of Marsh field and Frank Mtugus of Emmett, Idaho, and one sister, Mrs. Wm. A. Aiken of this city. SQUAW CREEK FIRE PLACED IN CONTROL Tha first new iorest fire in Crater national forest for several days past was discovered In the Squaw creek section at 6 a. m. Sunday, and which had burned over an area of two acres In timber, was gotten under control by noon by nine flro fighters. The origin of the fire is not known. Broken sizes in beautiful Oordon silk hose. All popular "hades, for merly to $Q.OO, now A1.00 a pair or three pair for 12.00. Adrlennos. Dr. W. W. Heckman and family, re- I turned to Portland by motor over the week-end. While here they en Joyed a trip to Crater lake, much fishing tn the Rogue, and spent con siderable time on the Rogue River valley golf course. Mrs. Swlgert is becoming one of Portland's foremost feminine golfers, according to sport columns of the northern press. 4 W. R. C.'s Will Meet Thursday Afternoon. ' W. R. C.'s will meet Thursday afternoon, August 0. at 3 o'clock. 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