THB CENTRAL POINT »TAR
FRIDAY. JANUARY I, 1930
U I EDGED TO RTURE
' dm on w ith d riv in g w h it« In lox
F i r i t L ith o g ra p h e r
irate,I, both pleaded g u ilty nnd Mrs. I
Aloys Senefelder, u poor llotienitan
H EARING IN GOLD I I I I . I Donoghuc was sentence lu ll) days
■trniiiatlst, resident lu Munich, accl-
in the county ja il and fin ed $25. iletitally invented the art of llihogrs-
A
Johnson o f J a c k s « '.,ill,. a r Johnsons sentence was deferred fo r nhy.
rested F rid ay m ornin g w ith Mr. a week mi lie was placed under .
.
and Mrs. James Donogauc, at Med ’2.000 bond pending action w hich I
F am o u r N a v ig a to r
m
ight
t
ime
from
the
greater
crim
e
fo rd , made the statement before the
John Cabot, navigator, who dt«mv-
Donoghuc was bound over to the I *re ,l the eonthieot of North .America,
d is tric t attorney Saturday afternoon
that lie saw Donughue and his w ife .'rand ju ry under 010,000 b ail, th is j Is enuNldercd h Venetian He whs tin
itnllan m nlim tor In the employ of the
assaulting Pat Bohan, e ld e rly jun k being his fo u rth offense.
English king. Henry V II. hut the time
dealer on Plum street, in Medford,
an I plnoe of hl« birth un<1 death are
President H oover is o p tim is tic
hut denies that lie had any p u t in
,'ot known.
the crim e w h ic h means that all ever the c o u n try 'll future- due to Hie )
three w ill probably tie charge,I w ith banner C hristm as ti\sA* and the re - j
robbery by causing fear. Bohan is in
■ort o f proposed »nprovem enls t o ’
he extent o f o w e .'WJ5.IMHl.IHH» by
a com ity s,a i hospital su ffe ring w ith
a ba,IB burned foot, the result of Hie governors » f 2« states.
the a ll, o'Xed hold up. la I T hu rsda . >
r ig id ahem m idnight.
N ative Indian r u le r * r.re- Holding
I n a P rescription fo r
?« h ll-u n Hi' i M r-, b en og ru c were
meetings
India lo o jla g . Howard ~
~
g i\e ti a h, a riiig in the justice court ,
' . req erst fo r more. Iflie rty f r o ir I V Idi,
ld3’ Grippe,
Gr.ppe, Flu,
Hu, Deisgue,
Detigue
tio ld l i il t . Saturday m orn in g be-
• in i « f „1- i n d e p e n r u |c. l t e * "ilious Fever and Malaria
fo r Justice H. J), B e d , Mrs ,)on
B ri sh g overnm ent i s puvzled over 11 ** ,he n" ,H*
rem edy know n
« gutie It -i lg charged w i l l being ir -
t'. simg ro r.i’J U o n s and troubles
to \i, ted on a pub lic h ig h w a y and
> i ' result i f a peaceable settlem ent 4
is not soon a ffe cted .
perpetrators hvvk
Watch
Repairing
Do»,- right and
we promised it.
when
W e fiv e a moneybaek
guarantee on all w o r t.
■MaMJ«» M
a
W hen y«u think of
D 1A M O N TS
S T A T E
T R e a tr e
GRANTS PASS
PRESENTS
666
think of
^JE W E L E R S
MtDFORD ORE.
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In t'L ’H, y K c r ;jw R,-forest;,ti-"»»
CARPENTER'S SHOE STORE
TAe Shoe Box
Have some Real Money Saver» on LADIES and
CHILDRENS SHOES
Ladies’ Oxford» and Dres« Shoe» as low .
$2.50
Children’s Oxfords and D r
¿ss Shoes
$1.25, $1.50, $1.75 ar
d
$2.50
Infants 50c ar
.d 75c
W e have appreciated
that we have been r
•tore in M e d fo r’
the splendid patronage
accorded since reopening our
a and we hope to merit even a
report, during the year of 1930.
greater au*-
SHOE BOX
223 E 6th St.
Medford
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i l i i »viiW fkv/îW ÎVâ
,\e i ' C la rk e -’ lt N „ r y t <if 1924, ne»rp*
n iilim n fo esL tre e seedlings, wei
d istrih vie (j j,y 34 states an d ta rn
to rie * f Qr f arm planting.
, i The landmark known as the Holy
i | ’Cross, formed by two snow-filled
F crevices on a mountain on the Holy
Cross National Forest. Colo., hu\
been set aside by presidential prnEa-
mation as a national monument. The
reserved area includes approxim ate
3.392 acres.
F ro m 1906 to 1927, inclu sive . the
federal governm ent has spent $22,
680.443 in Oregon fo r the p rotection,
developm ent and h andling o f the 14
l natio na l forests in the state. F o r
th a t same period the governm ent
lias taken in as rece ip t* $7,94-1,120
fro m the forests.
U nder Idaho la w it is now a mis-
t demeanor to th ro w lig h te d sinoki. g
m aterial fro m a vehicle, o r o th e r
wise deposit a n y th in g th a t m ay
cause a fire in any place w here ft
may d ire c tly o r iu d ire e tly causa- a
fire re s u ltin g in damage to forage
mi publicly or p riv a te ly o w n d lU m if.
c The states o f Oregon and APW ting- I
> ; ton have had s im ila r lavss.nuw fo r ! ' <
several years.
m -
Make
it an
Electrical
Resolution
■
be to do things electric
ally—to get aw ay from
drudgery and time ta k
ing labor— to do things
tricity
so
th at
you
can have more time to
yourself.
It m akes no difference
i
SALE
STARTS FRIDAY
January 3rd 1930
Every Department in this Great
Store Offers Money Saving
B a rg a in s--- Shop at Mann’s
Saturda y ...
- 1
for the com ing year will
in less .tim e with elec
MANN’S
Annual January
Clearance
•-
Y our best resolution
cheaply, thoroughly and
M edford’s Popular Priced Store
1
* \
w hether it is on the
farm , the city or in the
household — electricity
is the g reatest servant
you have. # And at a
price that is ridiculously
low.
No tiresom e days are
ahead for you in 1930
with a vacuum sweeper,
refrig erato r,
range
H ear Colleen sing
“ If I C an’t Have
You,” “ You Can't
Believe Mv E yes”
I ’<>m
and
“ I’illy
Pom Plee.”
Then step behind
the footlights to the
dram a that sta rts
when the curtain
falls.
with
Raymond Hackett
Frederic March
By
K atherine Brush.
Scenario by Carey
W ilson
ty of lights throughout
because it ha»
Great Songs
4
Great Stars
150 Dancing Girls
Male Vocal Chorus
Gorgeous Stage Scene*
Backstage Romance
Natural Color
Beautiful costumes
A love story as thrilling
as “Lilac Time.”
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Our eighth Big
Road Show
Starts Sunday, January 5th for 4 Big Days
or
w ashing machine. Plen
-Her Greatest
Don’t Miss II!
Adults 50
Kiddies 10c
Matinees 25c (Including Sunday) to 4 p. m.
the barn, shop or house
will make
things
less
Thursday — Friday — Saturday
burdensome.
Jan. 9 — 10 — 11
f
INA CLAIRE In
The
California Oregon
Power Company
“The
A w ful
rru th ”
Adults 50
Kiddies 10c
Saturday also Serial “The Vanishing W est” and
Talking Comedy “Cold Shivers”
Last Times Tod\y (Friday and Saturday
R. K. O.’s “Nigi.t Parade”