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MEDFOTCD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORFCiOX. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2". 10?,' PAGE THREE RELEASE BRITES 10 T The Brtte brother, Coke and John, of Jacksonville, sentenced to serve six months In the county Jail, and py flnw of 150 In justice court Saturday for asMUlt and battery upon Harold Reed, will be released author! ties said today, if they leave Jackson county snd the state of Oregon. To this end, the two brothers are making arrangements to have their auto placed In running condition so they can depart for California and the district attorney's office said it was reported to them, citizens of Jacksonville were planning to take up a subscription, to make sure the auto was fixed. The Brit brothers were sentenced for pummelling Reed after he refused to serve them beer. Reed had In formed the brothers, "you've had enough already." he told the court. The pugnacity of the Brltes, when In their cups, has brought them In contact with the law several times the past alx months. On one ram page they took the handcuffs away from a Jacksonville officer. Another time they knocked two teeth out of the mouth of a Portland drummer, without provocation. Their fistic prowess at a Saturday night dance also brought them Into court. Here tofore, leniency has been extended, on promise to be temperate and behave. Citizens of Jacksonville say the brothera when normal are agreeable and pleasant, and hard working min ers, but when drinking are trouble some and combative. "The people of Jacksonville like the boys when they are not drinking," Justice of the Peace William H. Coleman said. "They are line leiiows. they tell me, except when on one of their toots." Society and Clubs WILEY POST FORCED DOWN ON DESERT DRY LAKE Officers and Ladles Ashland Dinner Guests ( Captain and Mrs. Glen J. Key snd Lieut, and Mrs. Hjalmar T. Gentle were hosts and hosteses Sat urday evening at a dinner and dance for the officers of the dis trict CCC headquarters and their ladles. The affair was held at the Ltthla hotel In Ashland. The guests included Major and Mrs. C. H. Armstrong. Major R. F Dark. Captain and Mr. M. Milton Potter, Captain and Mrs. W. C. Ryan. Captain and Mrs. J. R. Mur ray, Mrs. J. P. Merrill, Captain and Mrs. George Woodall. Lieut. Leslie G. Roue. Lieut. Harry May, Miss Carol Dodge. Lfceut. and Mrs. W. B. Clegg, Lieut, and Mrs. C. H. Jef fress, Lieut, and Mrs. W. S. Doug las. Lieut. C. D. Wallace. Miss Viv lenne Logan. Lieut, and Mrs. P. W. Green. Lieut. Phllo D. Smith, Miss Otis Brown. Lieut, and Mrs. Theo dore P. Coates, Ltue.t and Mrs. Rob ert Bower and Lieut, and Mrs. Roy D. Craft. St. Mark's Vestrymen ' To Gle Thank-You Dinner In appreciation of the excellent work rendered by the ladles of St. Mark's Guild, the Altar Guild, Ladles' Auxiliary. Sunday school teacher and choir during the past year, the vestry men of St. Mark's church will give a dinner at St. Mark's Guild hall Wed nesday evening at 6:30 In their honor. Members of these various organiza tions are most cordially Invited to attend. An interesting program will follow the dinner. To Entertain " Ladles' Society TALENT, Feb. 35. (Spl.)-Mrs. Norman Ashcraft will entertain the Ladles' Aid society of the Methodist church at the regular meeting Thurs day afternoon, at her home here. HinSON ASKS RELEASE OF RESTRAINING ORDER AGAINST GOLD DEPOSIT A demurrer and petition were filed today by W. E. (Jud) Hittson, miner of the Stsklyous, who reportedly wrested $16,500 In gold from claims, to the suit of George M. Roberts, Ed win P. Hughes, W. H. Summers, Ed Marshall and George P. Barton. The petition asks a vacation or modification of the restraining order prohibiting Hittson use of the $16,500. and "the transaction of ordinary cor porate business," on the grounds a final decision on the same case is pending in the California courts. The demurrer e f ks dismissal of the suit filed in the Jackson county courts, on the grounds: "There is a misjoinder of the par ties plaintiff"; "The plaintiffs have no legal ca pacity to sue"; "And Insufficient facta to consti tute a cause of action are submitted." The plaintiffs allege In their com plaint that Hittson, "surreptitiously removed the gold without authority", and that he seeks to buy up control ling stock Interest in the property. The mining properties involved are the "Ruby Mining Claim company." and the "Lucky 13 Mining Corpora tion", both located In Siskiyou coun ty, a short distance from the state line, in the Elliott Creek district. OAKLAND POLICE NAB y ftrva Lozler, 17, wanted !n this city on charges of grand larceny, has been arrested In Oakland, California, and Is being held there until he can be taken Into custody by local authori ties who will return him here. Lozler haa waived extradition. He Is charged with stealing tools from Burt s. Stnncllffe of Phoenix, on last January 7, according to state police. . 4 Beauty Education Planned by School The Med ford School of Beauty Culture at 419 i East Main street. in this city, has secured a series of educational beauty advertise ments from a New York firm nd will run one of these weekly in the Mall Tribune, according to I M. Meyer, who with Mrs. Moyer, operates the training school. Extensive enlargement and re modeling has recently been com pitted at the school of beauty cul ture, and additional equipment In stalled to accommodate more pat rens. Eleven girls passed beautician examinations February 1 and 2, Mr Moyer said. Century Class Has Washington Celebration The Young People's Century class of the First Christian church held a party In the Recreational hall of the church, Friday evening. It was in the form of a Washington birthday party and the decorations carried out the spirit of the occasion. Twenty-six young people were pres ent. Mrs. May belle Church Is the teacher of the class. After an Interesting evening of games Mr. Balrd, pastor of the church entertained with a reading. Those present were: Mrs. Church. Mr. Balrd, Thayle Ford, president, Ruth Suther lin, Audrey Dobson, Lucille Simmons. Naomi Fraley, Foreat Dale, Bernice Martin, Marjorle Gregory, Vlrgla pick ens, Erma Fraley, Edna Dale, Delia Mae Dale, David Beck. Adrian Fraley. Roland Upchurch, Price Shafer, Dolf Guyer. Nelburt Date. Dick Fraley, Willard Oliver. Irwin Doty, Sherrill Doty, Freddie Stevens, Dean Ford. Bridge Club Guest At Home Mrs. Howard Mrs. C. O. Larlson and Mrs. W. W. Howard entertained their Bridge club at luncheon Friday at the home of Mrs. Howard, 1507 West Main. The table decorations were in red, white and blue, carrying out the patriotic motif. The place of each guest at the table was designated by a red hatchet bearing the sign of the zodiac under which the guest was born. Covers were laid for Mesdames Robert W. Stearns. Ralph Dlpple. C. D. Bean, Lee Bown. A. G. Dunn. Wm. EUenburg and the hostesses. Mrs. Wei Ms, Misses Carlton Leave for North Mrs. John Wetlls and the Misses Mildred and Mae Carlton left this morning for Portland, where they will spend several days. On the return trip they will stop at Eugene to visit Mrs. Wellls' son, John, who Is a stu dent at University of Oregon. Over the week-end the Misses Carl ton had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. Wins low Carlton, who were enroute from their home in the east to San Fran cisco, where Mr. Carlton is to make his business headquarters. Mr. Carl ton Is a nephew of the Misses Carl ton. Mrs. Anna Twogood Talent Honor Guest TALENT. Feb. 25 (SpD Mrs. Jay TerrlH was hostess at an Informal tea at her home In Talent honoring the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Anna Twogood. Pink swectpeaa and lighted tapers formed the center piece for the tea table. Guests pres ent were Mesdames Ed Fess. Frank Holdrldge, W. H. Hlggins, R. E. Rob ison, O. A. Manning. Walter Eng- berc. the honored guest and the hostess. Mrs. Twogood was given handkerchief shower. Mrs. Stanley Jones Will Be Bridge Hostess Mrs. Stanley Jones will be hostess at two tablea of dessert bridge Tues day at her home, 709 Alder. Guests will be Mesdamea Howard Persons, Huxley Kern. W. G. Cool, Don Run yard. Stirling Richmond. George Tucker. Harry Olsen and the hostess, Program and Tea Mark Anniversary Of Talent P.T.A. TALENT, F5! J5-(Sp;.) The Founder's dfty program given by the Talent P. T. A. Friday afternoon In the hijEh school auditorium wan well received by a large and appreciative audience. The candle lighting pageant was especially Impressive. Norman Ash craft Introduced Mrs. Charles Hold rldge who lit the first candle In mem ory of the founders of the National Congress of Parent Teachers associa tion, Alice McLellan and Phoebe A. Henrst. Mrs. Floyd Young was leader. The candle lighters to the seven car dinal objectives of education were Mrs. Borg, who lit the candle to Home Life, Mrs. Jay Terrlll, the candle to Health, Mrs. Elbe, the candle to Learning. The candle of Citizenship training was lighted by Miss Mary McLarnln, and that of vocational training by Miss Edna Wisely. Mrs. Clarence Mathes lit the candle In the beautiful ceremony to Recreation The candle of Spiritual Welfare was lighted by Mrs. McCotlum. The complete program In charge of Mrs. young Included a song by the audience, ' America the Beautiful." a patriotic play by the pupils of Mr. MacCracken's room, and a piano solo by Miss Mary Chambers. Mrs. Floyd Young read a paper on the purpose of Founders day and Mrs. Charles Holdrldge gnve the history of the local P. T. A. . The program was followed by a silver ten. Two former presidents of the local organization. Mrs. Frlnk and Mrs. Logan, poured. VARY STYLES IN gardenias, cotton If you please, and usually Is worn with one of the new and exceedingly chic beach dresses of cotton or pique with rope shoulder strap and girdle. ' " - " - i Starting on an attempted sub-stratosphere speed flight from Los Angeles to New York, Wiley Post was forced down and skidded to a stop on Murdoc dry lake in the California Mojave desert by an oil line leak. The lake is about 125 miles northeast of Los Angeles. The landing gear had been dropped after the take off and Post landed on a wooden skid under the plane's fuselage. The "Winnie Mae," Post's around-the-world ship, was undamaged except for a bent propeller blade. Top: The "Winnie Mae" resting on Muroc lake. The skid mark made in landing is clearly shown. Lower: a cloeeup of the downed nlana. CA ociated Press Photos) committee Is headed by Henry B Dates, of Case School of Applied Science here. Virginia Wing la execu tive secretary. PENDLETON, Feb. 26. (AP) The temperature dropped to 24 degrees here last night and some snow was reported In the hill districts to the east of the city. The temperature drop followed soaking rains of Inst week wh which were of much value to the wheat areas. MIAMI. Fla (CTM-EaAt la F.hst and West is West. Mr Kipling, but the twain have met, snrt formed an entente cordis'. j The new alliance Is the outcrowth of the smartest note In beach wear for the rewirt peanon and came about when a member of the winter colony made her apnenranpe at the Rodney Pln7.a Cabana Sun club elad in a pa lama stilt of blue and white Eur ltnh twill worn with a Chinese coolie hat The coolie hat has become almost as ubiquitous a part of the beach and panorama as the Inevitable coat of aun tan. 'Running the coolie hat ft close race for first honors In bench fash ions in the Mahatma Oandht swim mind suit. What there Is of It, and Jiftnln a quotation of Mr. Kipling's la apt. for there's "nothing much before and le. than 'arf of that behind," Is fashioned of hand block ed cotton from India and the South Sena. An exotic as Its name Implies, the suit consists of a brief brnsslere top. and a pair of wrap around panties, with a ncrnp of a skirt to don before and after swimming. Antithesis of the Mnhutma Gandhi out fit la a new stain suit. Mrs. Elennor Holm Jarrett. Olympic back stroke champion, broke out the most decorative version of the suit yet seen for the Mlaml-BUtmore Olym pic Stnrs Aquatic meet. Hera was of white satin with halter neck top. Benchwear la tending strongly to the exotic this season. As witness the newest Radget that adorns the feminine coiffure. It's a spray of U. S. Consul Killed In India Smashup MAORIS', India, Feb. 28. (AP) lroy Webber, United States con sul here, a native of Buffalo, New York, and three others were killed in an automobile accident near here last night. The other victims were A. W. Estey of Tacoma, Wash., a Standard Oil company representative, nta wife, a former resident of Vancouver, and the native driver. Schilling f Its delicate flavor nevtr bakes 0"J??L iter freezes out Slimmer Prices Effective Now at BARTLETT FUR SHOP 20 South Fir I CLEVELAND (UP1 Since organi zation of the Sight-Saving Council here last August, councils have been organized or are In process of cre ation in 48 other cities, according to reports received here at the council's office. The movement to promote scien tific care of the eyes was Initiated here on account of the increase m defective eyesight, noted throughout the country. Representatives of the council have addressed 20,000 persons In 225 meetings In Cleveland alone. Print ing and distribution of 200.000 edu cational pamphlets has also been carried out. Statistics complied by the council show that of all school children un der 20, more than 20 per cent have defective eyesight: that the eyes of 40 per cent of colle undergraduates are defective; that 75 per cent of the population over 50 years old has de fective vision. The council believes that vision can be protected, improved and pre served by proper fighting and care by experts. The roup's executive Name Marlon Engineer SALEM. Feb. 25. ( AP) N. C Hubbs of Sa'.em waa named by the forJ to enjoy an lnteretlng program Including a talk cn salesmanship by Madrigal Club To Meet Tuesday Madrigal club will meet for regtilar practice Tuesday evening at 7:45. in the Olrls Community club rooms on North Bartlett. The class is present' ing four numbers at the social meet ing of the American Legion auxiliary this evening at 8 o'clock Central Point Granite Economics Club to Meet The Home Economics club of Cen tral Point Grange will meet Wednes day. Feb. 27, at the home of Mrs. 8tella Parker, north of Medford. A good attendance Is desired. - A. 8. V. Carpenter Leaves for Pasadena A. 8. V. Carpenter left last evening j by train for Pasadena, where he will Join Mrs. Carpenter for a three weeks' visit. Mrs. Carpenter Is vlMtlng In Pasadena with her mother, Mrs. Blue. Breakfast Club Enjnjs Program Adrlenne's Monday morning break fast club met today at the Hotel Med I Atl Lisa 1 ""'Hue Jf county court here late Saturday Marten county engineer, to succeed Hedda Swart, who resigned recently sru- twenty years in the position. Hubbs formerly served as deputy United States surveyor for Oregon md Washington. Charge Cruelty RENO. New. Feb. 25. 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