? iTEDFOUDMAtL -TRIBUTE. MEDFORD, OREGON", FRtDAY, DECEMBER 15.
o
1922
PAGE THREE
INGLE OPERA H'SE
TO BE REMODELED
, The buildlug on Maliri street, own
d and occupied by Nlcuulfl and Ash
oU), the first throo stoiV '.building
n' Jledterd, built in 1884. awd a plo
ver landmark, will be overhauled
jfj reduced to two stories lJn the
prlng, and altered Into modo'wi , of
lees. - -'
Tho third floor known for yeVirB
the Angle Opera house, will tbo
d down, and the brick sold, to thV
ilghest bidder. In early days, it
1 used as a dance hall, political
onvention assembly, and show
ildce. Most of the glory gained by
ud Anderson, in his pugilistic cam
lalcn, was won there. Since then it
&4vb(n crumbling (into swift decay
rtoont for bats and pigeons. ,
; Thfi ' building was, built by. Angle
atntd Plymale, and wtan the backlxmo
OS, tbe spring bulldlise boom In 1884.
! SENTENC
geSdes'
- 1 : , '
OedMHe Tucker, wlsn waul arrCHtcd
by .S)i(rlftvTerrlli Inst' Saturday night
on 'u cliuiftro o( clrunkamios, and who
was sonUinccU to ten doya In tho
eltrj Jail "when he pleaded,' guilty to
tho icharjre boforo Justice. Glenn O.
Taylor wits'nRain brought bofore that
diRntaiy' this morning. (Ho pleaded
guiltfcr to'a chargo of driving an auto
mobile -while intoxicated and was
suntentwd to a torm of fifteen days in
the ciAwty jail, Ho has., qlreudy serv
ed foisr days of tho city jail sentence
and will bo transferred to the county
Jail at once.
The liccond complaint.! that of driv
ing a-tlar while intoxicated; was filed
by Deiluty State Motor; Vehicle In
Hpector .T. J. McMahon. '
STARTS TO SERVE
JAIL SENTENCE
James "Shlno" Edwards, after
much legal procedure in the courts
for a long time past wuich resulted
in his conviction on bootlegging
charges and whose appeal to tho su
premo court, of. the state was denied
earlier lu the week, is now serving
out his sentence of three months lu
the county jail. A 'flue of $400
was also attached to the sentence .
EdwardB, who had been living at
Weed, Calif., for some months past,
yesterday voluntarily reported at the
county Jail to serve out his sentence.
Chief of Police Timothy who hap
pened to visit the county jail this
forenoon on another matter, visited
with '-'Shine," who is in good health
and Bpirlts. considering the clrcum-
; A Tip from Jones
i
; when you (ire Xmas shopping, buy useful , article..;. Buy some
thing your friends or parent?! will use every day. It is much more,
appreciated than something they have to put up on the shelf and
look at ..''. ' ,
Our line of Bath Towels is getting low. Better hurry.
Any woman or girl would appreciate a- couple of pairs of silk or
wool Hose. 'A '
For the men and boys we have a big stock of Wool Sox, Ties,
Handkerchiefs, etc. '. . - - , .
And our prices are so reasonable that it will make your Xmas
shopping a pleasure instead of a hardship. For your benefit we
' are going to give you another chance , to save money , on some
Xmas articles: - ; ; ', , .
$1.25 LadieY Wool Hose .... . '. . .U .
$1.25 Men's Wool Sox. So fine they 'can't scratch
$1.75 Ladies' Silk and Wool Hose . . . ....
$2.50 Vanity Cases v. . ; . . ; ..'.. . '.' . . . .
$1.00 Men's Grenadine Ties. The very latelt . . . .
$3.50 Ladies' Silk Hose. These ' ave humdingers .,
. $4.50 Men's fine Wool Shirts . .
92c
. .. . , $1.00
. . . $ 1 .45 .
'. .'.. $1.38
;.75c
. . .$2.75
.... $3.78
Our line of ladies' 25c Handkerchief s,. equal to- any 35c line in
Medford. ; '!:;'; -;i ; ' rr;'jK-:-V-.:-:V:V T--''-. ; V-v-. ")-
Oranges- Oranges Oranges
From 30c dozen to $1.00 ,. , -' 5
Only a few cases of the small sizes. - So hurry, hurry. "'';;
Candy Caridy Candy
A big assortment, from 14c to 35c a pound
; 1 -pound box Chocolates 25c. Can you beat it? :
Stationery
You all know our prices are about one-half the : price others ask
Don't worry Let us fix you out with your Xmas presents and eats
Jones
of
course
' The Store That Protects Its Customers Against High Prices .
Phone 125-126 Free Delivery
DURING OUR SALE
'-.'...... . -'
Many have profited by our exceeding
low prices. Do riot fail to see them.
Wonderful bargains in gents and
ladies' furnishihgsT'lJry, .'goods
of all kinds. ..'.--'
Corduroy Pants, No. 1 grade.
::;;;,'-';-j'$3.60 ; . .? -.
U. S. Army All Wool Shirts $3.15
Ladies' Utz & Dunn high class
shoes. Regular $10.00. Now,
; ' tr-y: $8.00 y
Buy your Christmas Presents during our sale which closes Satur
day evening, December 23. r "" "''" " ' V vi ; '
"A. B. EVA-S
Central Point
stances, and resigned to the long cou
fiuement ahead.
He Informed the chief that he had
provided himself with a new deck of
cards and a supply of cigarets, and
expected to whllo away many a picas
ant hour in a combination mix up of
hi in Belt and the carda with tho other
jail prisoners.
GIVES $5000 TO ASTORIA
(Continued from page one)
Counell of Astorlu, post surgeon.
An umbulnnce service between As
toria and Fort Stevens is promised
and all emergency cases will be car
ed for. . -
San Francisco to Aid
' SAX FRANCISCO, Doc. . 13. Snii
Francisco's campaign to aid the strick
en city of Astoria was given - fresh
impetus today with the receipt of a
telegram by Mayor James Rolph from
United States Senator Hiram V. John
son stating that Senator JohnBon was
Jbing all ho could to meet a tele
graphed request of the mayor that
relief measures be rushed by congress..
PROSPECTS FOR GAME BRIGHT
(Continued from page one)
football game is off. Washington
wouldn't take a chance on guarantee
tax V3SO0 for A Christmas day football
game here. '
' Seems funny tliat should have pre
vented tho game. ' With the Interest
there would have been in it, tho col
umns of spaco It would have received,
a 3500 gato would have been certain.
Every high school youth in town would
have been there, and many of their
elders.
But Washington wouldn't take a
chance that wasn't a chance, so It Is
all off. , That's too bad. It should
have been an interesting game In
many ways. It would have given Port
land the opportunity to compare at
first hand eastern and western foot
ball, for high school teams reflect the
style of game played by the colleges
In their territory.
Medford High school, with a terri
tory to draw from about one-twentieth
the size of Portland, eagerly snapped
at tbe chance' to guarantee f 1500 for a
Medford-Scott high school game fol
lowing tho Portland contest. If Med
ford could ; do . that . Washington high
should, certainly: jiave been' able toj
guarantee a.:paltry $3600. The game
would have drawn nearer $7500. J As
long, as Portland .high schools are
afraid to venture anything, bow can
they expect' ever to have a claim to
the championship of anything beyond
their own city limits?
PORTLAND STILL SNOWBOUND
(Continued from page one.)
here by the Associated Press showed
14 below at Wvnatclico and 13 be
low at Yakima this morning. Walla
Walla reported ten above.
West side cities reported temper
atures ranging from 16 above at Ab
erdeen, to 2 2, and 23 at Kvcrott and
Qellingham and 31 nt Olymplu.
It was snowing bere this foreuoon.j
but Mr. Keyser said not much more
was expected at this time.
Seattle Snowbound
UL'iTTl l r-. lf..irilL. n
diction of continued cold, the Puget
Sound country this morning entered
upon tho twelfth day sine, the ground
was baro Of snow.
, Prolongation of a cold spell whose
peak was reached with a tempera
ture of 19 degrees above zero early!
Wednesday, Is attributed to high;
pressure over British Columbia, Kam-
loops yesterday say the mercury at.
10' degroes below. For tho Bocoud
day In succcasisou fair weather was
predicted this morning. Yesterday
this prediction ' failed, about two
Inches being added to tha snow on
tho ground.
East In Frost. Uitttra
CHICAGO,. Dec. 15. Heavy pre
cipitation, cither snow or rain, in
portions of virtually every Btato ex
cept Florida, with a particularly
hoavy snow toll In the lower lake re
gion, giving Chicago Its first snow
of any. consequonco this season and
the first heavy snowfall of the your
in Now York, marked tho progross of
winter over the United States.
Three persons wore killed in Chi
cago and two Injured yesterday in
automobile accidents. Dozens of
persons were injured, ships crashed
In the harbor and a fuel famine
threatened as a rosult of New York's
first heavy snow storm this year.
OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 13. Another
cold wave which promised sub-zero
temperatures before morning, began
to grip . Nebraska, Iowa and South
Dakota Into last night., A rapid drop
of the mercury was, recorded horo
yesterday with the approacn ot nignt
and at midnight tho thermometor
registered, near zero.
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NOW
' 1HAI:fO
A Western romanci (
that's got 'em all stopped '-'
for real laughs and Willi
Two famous stars and a
splendid supporting cast. -Actually
filmed in the
great Western canyons. !
8unday '
HOOT GIBSON
; in'
"THE W APED
DOOR"
3000 Pounds of Pure
Sugar Candy for Our
Christmas Trade
7 We have p. direct shipment, fresh from the largest ;
factory in Oregon, and have priced it so low that
every one can afford to buy. See our window dis
play. Special prices to schools, lodges and churches.
A fine Christinas Lixed, lb 15
Mixed Nuts, lb 20?
English 'Walnuts, soft shell, fresh, Oregon grown, lb
25
Fruit Cako, True Blue quality, just like home made
Cake, lb. carton 65 ?
Dates, Figs, Cluster Raisins, etc., and a full line of
fresh vegetables. New Navel Oranges arc in, and are
lower in price.
LOUIE'S
FREE DELIVERY
Phone 271
CITY, mad; orders received now
" , (ALSO OUT-OF-TOWN)
it a i n i
mm
DILL
Curtain Rifts at 7:30 P. M. Promptly owing to departure of company on
.Train no. la.
i AND
With Their Own .Jau Orchestra, In Aaron Hoffman's New Comedy ..
NOW and THEN"
A PROHIBITION DItAMATIC FAKCE IS THREK ACTS
Address lettem, checks, .postoffice money orders to Pago Theatro.
Include sclf-addi-onsetl stamped envelope to help' insure safe' return.
SEAT SAIjK 8ATl"ItJ)AY JiOOX
'" ' PRICES, INCIiUDIXO "WAK TAX;
Lover Floor 92.20; Ilalcnny, 1st fonr row 2.l Halcony next 4 roure
(11.08; noxt three rows $1.10; last three rows 65c.
HOLIDAY GIFTS
' Make Your Friends a Present of a Nice Box of Cigars
Special for Christmas
Box of 25 10c Liberty Chancellor Cigars for $2.00
Carton of Camel Cigarettes..,. $1.35
Franklin's Grocery
ItM Deltveriei at 10:80 A. M.-4:30 P. M.
437 South Central : . Phone 310
Announcing
the opening of
Hall and Hall's I
Cash and Garry
Grocery-
(Successors to Whitaker's Cash and
Carry Grocery)
We wish the patronage of all the old cus
tomers and welcome new ones.' too.
We carry all staple lines of Groceries',
fresh vegetables and fruits. -
Hall and Hairs
Cash and Carry Grocery
318 E. Main St.
Phone 493
LE TOURNEUX BROS.
Civil Engineers -
Surveying, Plotting, Mapping,
Drafting.
Bia 8. Holly St.
Phone D41-J
. HEAT WITH COAL
Place Your Order Now for
Quirk Delivery
Hansen Coal Co.
(Successors to Ealt)
84 S. Fir St. Phono Sao-J
$25.00
Added to 'tha Value of your Oar
Chevrolet Tops ....$12.50
Ford Tops .........$10.00
. ,. Glass to Back
Medford Auto Top Co.
Phone 104 30-32 N. Grapo
I
Gift of all
Radio Is the Country's
Greatest Amusement
Today
If you haven't a radio set
in your home this Christ
mas is the time to give one
to sonic member of your
family or to a friend.
Vi to some member of your II I
Radio ollminatog space. It keeps ft
you woll Informed on all dully
topics and Rives Immoasurablo m k
I , enjoymont to the wholo family. yf y.
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VIRGIN'S RADIO SERVICE
Cfntrnl and "Main 1 --.n . . ' Phone 90
"HAIXV WEATHER MAKES BAPIO BETTER'' .
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