Oregon Probabl fob O ver F ifty CHARITY NEED " INVESTIGATED AffrianH mirw Have M any A ctivities Planned, Bulletin Shows Beccrd Crowds Crowd Into Show Rooms Whore How Models A re Being Shown — Greatest Interest I v o r Shown in Dramatic Open ing D isplays o f How Cars. B lind Cattleman is Award ad HO.OOO bv Jnror» W ho Hoar C am Based sh «¿Ot ters Written to Plaintiff and Bead by Third Party —Charged Trand. BEND, Oregon,'See. 3.— ftj»>— Damages amounting to $14,040 fo r libel Were awarded 1. H. Lane,< blind Cattleman of the S il ver L a te county b r a Jury id-ear' eult court,today against C. 8. Hudson, president of the defunct F irst National bank and H. Schilling, receiver for the bunk. L a m baaed his case on a letter written him by Hudson charging hint w ith mortgaging more cattle than he owned. Laos sharped Hudson knew since he was blind that the letter must be roa^ by A third person and weald be ¿im aging to his reputation. I * U i . <1 F. Officer Don Haya were in Ash- N E W YO RK, Dec. ».— (IP) — land last night looking for the , The new Ford, for months the car AUd’ asking assistance of lo -jg i*a te s t mystery of .commercial cal authorities hi locating t h a world, made a dramatis appear- thelet. Although the i highways ance and was accordded a seldom shout the city Were guarded if ever equalled reception in all throughout the night no trace of parte of the United States. the mfasing Ford was found. In New Y o rk thousands Jam- , * * • Suggested tha chief med the show rooms* early thia might be getting a new Ford any- morning. Ia Chicago people are ho» - standing in line waiting to get In. ------- — ,---------- - Mounted police were called in ,_____ Cleveland to protect the wln- KM ED* WILL U lvU Z IA F H U i L ** played la Forty-five care were dis- DetroU , n Cfty BROADCAST d > l T k P A M I? ■ t V X lI lS llA J V llb --------------- L"‘ •)“ “ d "* “* "w In F t» *!« » *. Oregon, at least $0,000 are expected to see the machine« in the assembling plant Medford T igers Beach W alla X X « ? w a 8 h ^ jruu S k X * ~ S T U D Y -L A W v , OF LEARNING” , *™ The MedfqrdrMcLoughlln high I ” J^ tUe* W * * h " u «• •*- school football game to be pipy- tK* .“* * win ** rd at Milton-Freewater Satur- " ‘7 ® ^ . ° < h ’’ 7’°® * Wtfr® . . .__ , . expected at Tacoma. -Laws of Leaning’* was C h e subject nbty bandied la the lend- , ere class meeting held yesterday , qveptod M» « * ,■ The upper ptaotoe testify to the character of the battle at the Columbine Mine, Brie, Colo. At the top is the auto that served ks u ra lly point (Or Ofty state nnfMce u Q mb the strikers mgrehed op (he shaft. Retreating, when thOy reached the ante, they h alte d ami opened fire - a wqliey of cocks" from the strikers crashed through thewindshlefd of the car and wounded the three troopers 3hewn be low. L eft to rig h t, the injured troopers ere: Sam Lee, K. W . M urrell and Harold Woodhian. A t the bottom Is one of the tanks of the Colorado N ational Guard.being unloaded* at tbe mine ready to help keep the peaca. • . . . t a n with V. y . Caldwell leading , the dissuasion. . « i : ' That ws “learn by doing, and . that reptition increases the read iness to act. if <hs act glvueOsatis- * faction and, that the probism tec- ’ ing leaders o f boys .te tp help ’ boys to l^now ‘w hat’ l a practice, " since they, s^y sure to. 1 OiU^'t whatever they do practise** Wefe pointe stressed b y ,M rn' CaMw’eli. h In his talk which Is p conttBua- * tlo n ,p f his week ip boys ngyehoi- ,T o set ag through there Wus— the right way— and to ptaten-ee- apcnsibilitles ¡upon hoy« which W«1 develop In them p ractice, of dping the right thlnga, to illuS- trate at every opportunUy . U e good results o( right, practice, are things which leaders may well remember, M r, Caldwell ■ ■ « U the R*We dependable” was the topic dtscttShed to B ev.x C. D. Gaffney, Congregational pas tor and loader of the Bible study work. A rotund table discus- sion on thlse(td>Ject W M itdkea up. A question and answer bn» cUsenshlp prograjg J»- . Description of the new motion picture mechlne purchased bÿ Asifland Lodge of Bike, No. 944 9« F- O.- E., is contained in The Ashland Elkb monthly publica tion of the lodge. , “The picture machine is port arte. operates drlth a 100-w in candescent light, absolutely fool proof and complete in every re spect; uses regular films. I t Is claimed these machines are used in tome motion picture theaters as emergency machines and are equal in efficiency to the larger and more expensive machines.*' A ll Elks a r ^ asked to report to members *of the Christmas Char ity committee on any needy fam ilies in the city. It Is expected between $500 and $000 w ill be expended this year. During the weak of December 6 the secretary and chairnthn of the committee w ill 'v is it northern California points w ithin jurisdiction of the local lodge and malte arrange ments for handling the work in those places. In compliance with the I k W d f t i e /organisai fob’ (he Elka w ill hold th e ir memorial services Sunday. These being public ser vices all Elks are asked to bring friends. A splendid program has been arranged. A. visit of E. M. Page, district deputy of Southern Oregon which was to have been made at the meeting Saturday night, h a e been indefinitely postponed. W A L L A W A L L A . Dec. 2.— ftp) — Conrad G«isick,'49, was burned to, death and Elm er Lane, a fire man, severely burned at a fife at the. Geiffick home last night] Geisick, apparently overcome by emoke waa found In a flam in g room, his body not discover ed by firemen until too 1 A t e? Lane was burned when an oil lamp exploded while he was bat tling the flames. • , : ( h W J, ity interests to defeat tbe.Boujd- “Character** w is the subject of - et Dam and open Muscle Shoals an address delivered At tbe South T to private exploitation many pre- ern O^egoh Norffiai school issem- L cipltate a demand " for another bly this morning* "bl'Rfcv: H. F. senatorial investigation. Pemberton, pastor Of the 1<. ¡J Judge K ink, director fb( the .church. Need of .a moral I foun t Nattonal Popular Government dation, elean living and brottfer'J League issued a statement today heod, were named by the speaker naming the joint committee of a8 outstanding needs in building the National U tility Association the right sort of character foun ' as the hub of power of the lobby dation In young people. - 'organisation. A violin solo played by Miss Ruth Louise Yoder, instructor of violin at the school, accompanied by M ^s peons' Msrgters, head of tbe music department was also much enjoyed. . C Christmas trees galore, many new and Original ideas in window deeorations, were seen, and a “ feel” of the holidays was in the air today as the last day preparations before the big Christmas opening were being made by Ashland merchants. Drawn blinds before show windows indicated secret work and when the big opening at 8 o ’clock tonight ar rives there will be many artistic ahd Attractive display* of the greatest supply of Christmas goods ever shown in Ashland. .... . „¿ J ? A H b ln d some of the KILLED DE^R , AS OFFICERS RAIDED CAMP ‘X , _ .. . , ovate arrangements of Christmas Three Are H eld for Viola- scenes, is promised. tion of Game Laws The Job confronting T o * and T heft 8wem of Medford. wUI win name —■ the winner of the sliver cup now 8. W . Quigley.'Who is employ- M id hy Dan Kay of the autome ed at the Coggins m ill on ibe tlve shop, is a hard one. Slaklyoua, together w ith two Clyde Malone and his force oC other men a t the m ill v$re Vhte- etty .wqrkmsn wore engaged ed under arrest yesterday on a early today In stringing wires in charge of game law violation. tha tree which Is located on the Game Warden Roy -P arr and Plasa and in trees at the entrance Deputy Sheri® Paul Jeadlngs of L ith ia park and in placing evergreens In the street stand- * ’*■> kW n g the onthre M a l a Was accused o f cattle etealing a ^ChrtUtmau-iihe and hoH- snd a seaseb 1 o f 't h e • Samp re- ddyappehranen. , U M U r . , q u a r t .,. .1 . b .l.h - “ •«■> ! « » «1 » . 4 M i .„ le h ,h . man .4 m « - L ‘ s M e rc p ^ , t f z re(pae t h y man gaonB anB dM , llBg d, ^ lMy, mid. i. u < 1 j the store decorations are'open to The men were returning with the pu Wife th* rsni Christmas srfi- »r lour, point., buck, , n i j b had tng wl,l 'be on id earnest, iuM hw s h ^ j»ihnn..the officers c iln t Baughman and E. O. H ar- ralded th e ir cajnp. A youth who* ian wOre busy today arrangiag ' mid his name was 8chults said the displays in vkcdnt store w in- to. had shot-the deer, H e' Was dows. *' " < :akea late,custody together w ith ' Diansr at 0 ' A ttack at (he Up- he two . men ia whose possebstOn per Valley Hub house, the open- he anim al waa found.» '*•*'' \ dng o f the windows at 8 o’clock The trio was taken .to the' and the dance at the elkb hoiffio iounty Jail to await avralngement. Starting at 9 Is the big program „ . - r - i ! of the evening. ' NEW FORDS EXPLAINED Many Berries BY DEALER On Mistletoe f J £ cliided in the program of last eve- n‘n r ’ ‘A » The lead en o f local clubs ate. ? tended the meeting." > H . (Hundred* of Visitor» A t y Olkycomb Motor Ckttn- f pea y Today f, Dicen W in and Current Grounded In I n n Bed Gauge» T i n T oday An electric lig h t cord wrapped slround ah iron bod caused a broken wire, short circuit, the Current being carried into tho bod which was tot afire at the >Joo King residence, $»1 VanNosa a t 10:14 o’clock today. Flremoa answered the call but before tho truck arrived the blase bad boon extinguished w ith but Nttle damage doM. f Tho blase was diocovsrod when flam * from tho burning hod wore majority ,o*08 «rough a window by a ¡cue to- passerby:. The hod was practic- ffiA n a il »Mr » toU1 io**- * H . L. Olaycomb, proprietor of The Claycomb i |otOT ’ «on’PBB3r and other' attaches of ths force were busy this morning eaplain- Ing the specifications and other features of the new Ford models ‘to !tb^ hukd»e<$ yjpltiwe «U the oUlce. ' [< Thb imw. Ford w ill not be on dti^lay He(w un til Thesday, bnt tbe dismay today and tomorrow r Include» beagtiful lUiUtoari«**« o£ ftna tops, wodsls and charts of , , i . I - ) “SH O R T WIRE CAUSES BLAZE Kansas Senator Street lights out, window lights on at 8 o ’clock HcrmM School A w em bly ' H eld to d a y — “ O h a r ^ made the arrests." • "t '• 1 According to officers," Quigley Arter” is Topic f : W/rt Ml That Smoko Then Must Ba Sane fire * Show W in d ow s.T illed W ith A ttractive D isplays M aks Task Confronting Tom Swem, Judge, a D ifficult One —W ide V ariety of Ideaa in D ecorating for Bifer Com munity Celebration and Opening T on igh t Memorisi Aerviche, be held by the Medford Lodfta of Elks Sunday afternoon nt Which Irv ing E. Vining of this «Ity; presi dent of tho Oregon Sfkle Cham ber of Commerce jg to be the main speaker and dellker t b o Memorial address k iU *>« broad cast by Station K # E D according to announcement'ffiiadh todAy. Government is putljng In nine optergency . alrplppf fields south of Orante P m ì . * gorgeously beautiful nor more laden with berries /b a n It is this year, according to those who have gathered the popular holiday dee* 'orkttan and found it fit gmat pro- fuslonthe attractive leaves lade« w ith the berries. * M r. Claycomb was delfghtbd this morning to*announce that Instead o f having the new Ford only from $ A., M. lo 0 P. M. Tuesday on .display a t the Ford showroom, ho had Induced th h ( company to leave the new model on display u t i l midnight Tues day, thus giving foar more hours for people.to view the new ear. < M r. Claycomb also emphasised this morning that ho would ho glad ia have all who hold tickets - on tha now Ford which w ill be given away a t tho Lithlaa oar- nlval -to inspect "the new oar Tuesday w hile it is o* 4i«fcw. r