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MEDFORD fATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. JANTAUY 4. IKK
if ami rm-rtri 1.
" Personal
There as .! in'.-het of mw on Dw. ;
31 t at Anna brms can,;, at t me.
National park, anc f.ve m!n libber :
the nu of (Viler lale tbe Ce:rtb l
h ft-t- This is ote foot more than
the average snow depth at the lake
for this time of year, and four feet1
more thaa two years ago and one foot
more thaa one year aeo at this time.'
Tbe aoove ii formation has ten re-
ceived from Fete O.'d. tbe pari, rsjiger.j
by Ales Sparrow, super.nteiident of.
Crater National part.
Dance with the crowd. Onental
Halirocin Sat. n;gLt- Adaaitsios Jec.j
242 '
Tuesday. Decemyer t ;ib. wsJ
1-jcky day at the Crater Lake Hard-j
ware Co.
The Mai! Tribune would like a oijj-i
oltte list of the new oll.wrs of thMbome for a few days. Mrs. Kupert if
dilferent Medford churches and lodges
as soon as the various elections are
held.
Dance Jackson Hot Kpriug. Sat. 22
Theres no place like Holmes for
complete Insurance service.
Judge C. if. Tboinas. who Tuesday
assumed his judicial robes for the dis
trict of Josephine and Jackson coun
ties, is spendmg the next fei weeks in
Grants Pass, while the regular Janu
ary term of court is in session Grand
jury is in session here and Judge
... Thomas' presence was required. He
will bear bis first cases next wek
; when the circuit court convenes and
caws are sent up from the grand jury.
Grants Pass Courier.
Dance. Eagle Point, Sat. nlte. JC7
This office is prepared to print
ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the
bookkeeping machines. Don't give
your orders to traveling men and have
them printed out of Medford. Phone
, ns and we will calL if
H. O. Ffobacb. secretary of the
chamber of commerce who with his
wife is on a six weeks visit at middle
western and eastern points, will not,
arrive home until January lltb.
Dec. llih was Lucky day at Deuel's.
244
The overhauling season is here. We
specialise on reboring and boning
i cylinders. A stock of pistons, rings
and parts on hand. We repair all
j'makes of cars 11.00 per hour. River-
side Garage. tl
' The ladies of the Talent Community
club jit their meeting yesterday after
noon tendered Miss Florence Pool,
former home demonstration agent ol
the county, a fruit shower, in token of
their recognition of her valuable ser
vices in the years she served as home
demonstration agent.
Fine rooted grape vines: Table
graves, Muscat, Thompsons Seedless
lac each, 110.00 per hundred. Wiue
grape. Zinfandell. 10 00 per 100. $40.00
n per thousand. Address F. T. Bent
1,'klah, Calif. 48
Tuesday, December the 12th, was
Lucky day at the Crater Lake Hard
ware Co. 242
Rain is again the prediction for to
morrow's weather. The rain of the
past 24 hour ending at 8 o'clock, this
morning was 13 hundredths of an inch.
Dance on finest floor In Oregon!
Oileuta Ballroom! Sal. night. 243
Mattress work all kinds. Medford
Auto Top Co. Phone 104. . tf
r I In the amount of the meeting of the
I 'new city council on Tuesday night
"the writetljpe to haste of chronicling
quoted exVa'or Gates in his address
'to the Cornell while predicting a great
future development for the state and
Medford as saying that Medford-would
become the future Los Angeles of
America, instead of Oregon, as the
mayor slated.
Dance Jackson Hot Sprlugs, Sat. 242
'l ake your kodak, films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. tf
K Inland Farm sold three registered
Shorthorn cows the first of the month
to Thomas Harrison of the Santa Rosa
' Stock Farm, Santa Rosa, Calif.
Dance, Bugle Point. Sat. nlte. 2CT'
The Crater I-ako Hardware Co. an
noun co that Tuesday, December 12lli
was Lucky day. They will have anolli
, cr Lucky day in January. 242
The Woman's Forulgn Missionary
society of the Firxl M, K. church will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. R. C
Minear, 408 North Ivy. Mrs. Hedges
Is the program leader.
For Sale) New Columbia phono-
graph records at half price. Victor,
llrtinjiwick, Columbia. I'atho & Sonora
phonographs and records at reduced
prlcos. .Music Shop, 15 N. Grape street.
next to Partner & Fruitgrower Bank
Phone 4fij J. If
Laxmtivt
Broma
Quinine
tabltts
The first and original Cold and Grip
Tablet, the merit of which is recog- -razed
by all civilized nations.
Be sure you get
. TbC genuine bears tkU sltnature
97100,
George Green, "known the world
over. roo vaa given tliic in the
Jackson county JaJl a few weeks ago.
a-aa releaw-d the latter part of list
ek and immediately started f"r
Athiand. He found Officer Reynolds.
U KITMlll him M lh iririn9l
w u - oa
Lj afu.r whk.h fae U)r
. , ,,i, ,
burg. ber he is being held pending
tie arrival of Sheriff TerrilL He will
oe brought tack to this cotutr. and if
i he fails to provide bail, will be held in
Jail until the next session of tbe grand
jury. Ashland Tidings.
Hemstitching at Deuel's. SOT
System Service Co. writes Fire and
iU other Insurance. Strong companies.
-'fice Voor Medford Bide. tf
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Prenlk-e and
children returned yesterday after
spendini; the holidays with relatives in
Washington state. Mr. and Mrs. Bond
Rupert of Centraiia. Wash, returned
with them and will visit the Prentice
a sister of Mrs. Frentice.
Perfection! Music floor crowd!
Oriental Ballroom! Sit night! 243
We vulcanize and retread every day:
do waiting. Exchange Tire Co. 242
Several candidates from Ashland
will be initiated into the Order of De
Molay at the regular meeting of that
organization at the Masonic hall to
night
Dance Jackson Hot Springs, Sat. 242
Auto Insurance. Brown A White.
The gate receipt at the Corvallis-
Scott game amounted to 14S00 not
counting the tickets sold in Eugene
and Ealem according to tbe CorvaJMs
Gazette-Times, and will cover all ex
penses without a deficit.
Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. nlte. 2'"
Vi.tiQ motor driven boms at tbe
Electric Shop.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lamport returned
this morning from Ban Francisco
where they spent New Year's.
Dec. liih was Lucky day at Deuel's.
244
Hot tanule and chili con carne at
De Voe's. tf
Robert A. Newland of the Medford
postoffice, is one of the four Oregon
letter carriers who axe on the honor
list of the postoffice department of
those who have secured 10O per cent
installation of letter boxes, or slot for
muck mail delivery on their routes.
The other three are Sherman A. Pin
nell of Astoria. Raymond Schmidling
of Portland, and Cbarenca C. Wynant
of Grants Pas.
On account of length of film of
' When Knighthood Was in Flower,"
there will be only one matinee perfor
mance Friday at the Page theatre, be
ginning at 2:15. Saturday tbe custom
ary continuous shows will be given,
beginning at 10:30 a. m., succeeding
performances 2:1.5. 5:05, 7:15 and 9:25
p. m.
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
Mr. aud Mr. C. H. Davis were glad
dened, by. lb vJsU. at a little daughter,
Nulls, at the Community hospital.
Dec 30th, 1922.
Wonderful dance! Oriental Ballroom
Sat nigbL W
There's a busy business College in
your home town. OWN.
A fine of t50, 10 days In jail and the
surrender of hi driver' license for
30 day, was the sentence handed out
to Harold Robertson Tuesday In jus
tice court, following his plea of guilty
to a charge of driving while intoxicat
ed. He was arrested Monday follow
ing a collision Saturday night with the
car driven by Fred O'Kelly. of Rogue
River, a they were returning from the
dance at Murphy. Grant Pass Cour
ier. Dance, Eagle Point. SaL nite. 207
If you have some second-hand win
dow saah suitable for hotbed, phone
CX.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strang left this
morning for their home In Roseburg
after having spent New Year' In Med
ford with Mr. Strang' parent. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles. Strang. They made
tbe trip by auto.
Dec. 15th was Lucky day at Deuel's.
214
Hemstitching and plcoting. silk or
cotton, 8 cent per yard. Cor. Main
and llartlett. The Vanity Bbop. tf
Basketball practice for the local
high school squad will begin this even
ing and some good material Is expect
ed to show up within the next two or
three weeks as Coach Eddie Durno haa
every student In high school playing
basketball during physical training
hours. The first ganio of the season
will be played a week from Friday
night with the Fort Jones. Calif., tenm
and will be followed the next night by
a game with tlio Alumni. The old
timers squad will Include Preseott,
Coleman. Narregan. Russ and Stan
Sherwood, lllchle Payne. Dub Watson
and others.
Oriental Ballroom! Sut. night! Big
dance. 213'
Auto Insurance.. Brown & White.
Hemodellng operation are now
under way at the old Truax building
on Eiuit Main Btreet and extensive
work Is to bo dona within the noxt
thirty days to make room for the new
sporting goods and hardware store to
be opened by M. M, Herman.
Big reduction sale. Blouses 12.93 lo
$7.50. All trimmed hat $1.95 at the
Vanity Hhoo. 247
When In need of sash and door, call
Wallace Wood. 108 or come to 711
E. Main street.
Itulph W. Hani well returned this
morning from Pasadena, los Angeles
and San Francisco where ho has been
for the pal week. Ho attended the
l' s C.-Pfnn State football game in
Pasadena on New Year's day.
Another grand party! Oriental Ball
room Sat. night. Admission 10 cents
24:1
Mis Ell Prettymiui, former Butte
Falls school teachor who Is. a guest at
thu Hotel Holland, leaves today for a
weekend visit with frli-nds In Butte
Falls. Miss Pretty-roan Is now teaching
school In Yriika, Calif., and ha been
spending the holiday vacation with
relatives In Portland,
i You ran get It t DeVoe's. Jf
" A laree number of farmers already
in the Talent irrigation district, and
'a large representation from belleriea
met at the office of tbe Talent irriKa-
' tion district in Talent yesterday to
bear any protests against the creation
of an Irrigation district in the Belle
riear community." says the Ashland
Tidings. "The meeting showed beyond
a doubt that there is no opposition. v
sek of. from any quarter to the for-'
i mat ton of the new district."
i ProTice against lots, insure with
I n A A . a J .. .. .
i James Inglis. representing the
Salem Nurseries, will be at the Hol
land until over Sunday 'and will be
pleased to take orders or talk with
anyone interested in frail or omacien.
tal trees, flowers, shrubs, etc. Home
grown nursery stock is the best-
For Sale Singing canaries.- S47-Y.
Eugene Nicker&on leaves tomorrow
for Los Angeles where he intends t'J
remain permanently.
All kind of rough and dressed lutr.
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 10s. 711
East Main.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Smith of
Roseburg are registered at the Hotel
Holland and are malting a few days
visit here with friends and relatives.
Mr. Smith is district Kelly-Springfield
tire representative. "
We make allowances on old tires on
new ones. Exchange Tire Co. 242
The first basketball game of the sea
son in the valley will be played Friday
ni?)t in Ashland between tbe high
school team and the last year's team
which won the state championship.
This contest promises to be Interest
ing and a number of Medford fans
would like to see it and are strong
in their belief that the high school five
win be defeated at the hands of
Guthrie, Herr. Ramsey, Weisenberger
and Beeson. It is understood that
Deke Bryant, another old Ashland star
and Mingus Aitken will assist the
men who graduated last year in giving
the high school lads a trouncing..
Armstrong cords puts the miles in
mileage. Phone 277-J, Star Motor &
Supply Co.
Med ford's music lovers will enjoy
Arthur Middleton' concert, at tbe
Pace Monday night. 242
Mrs. Ben Trowbridge of this city
has received a letter from her daugh
ter, Mrs. E. A. Elklns, formerly Mary
Trowbridge, saying that with her hus
band Captain Elklns. they had started
the first leg of a trip around the world,
having left Honolulu for the Philip
pines. They will visit the Orient, the
Near East, and European countries
spending five month in Germany.
They will return to this country early
in 1924, and will make their home at
San Fernando, Calif. Captain Elklns
is a retired army officer.
Start the new year right by having
your automobile work done at , the
Riverside Garage. tf
Marsh Garrett of tbe Lake Creek
district, spent Wednesday in the city
on business.
Goodwin Corset Shop, 20 S. Fir. ' 252
When better automobiles are built.
Uulck will build them. tf
Mrs. Susanne Carter, Jacksonville,
county superintendent of schools for
Jackson county, arrived in Salem on
Saturday to attend tbe meeting s of
superintendents of the state. Salem
Capital Journal.
Bring in your old tires and have us
put on a guaranteed retread. Exchange
Tire Co. 242
i Arthur Mlddleton's delicate planis
slmos and fiery crescendo will appeal
to you. Don't miss his concert Page
theatre Monday night. 212"
!eorge Potter of Montague, Calif.,
has returned to his home after a short
stay In the city.
For Sale 10.000 acres of land con
sisting of alfalfa, grain and stock
ranches, orchard and tlmberland.
some Irrigated; also mining property.
All property must and will be sold at
some price. Some as low as $1.00 per
acre, 5 to 10 years time. T. W. Miles.
Attorney, Jackson Co. Bank Bldg., or
Gold Ray Realty Co- owners, 15 Far
mer and Fruitgrower Bank. Ph'ene
465-J. .
Miss Maurine Carroll returned Sun
day evening from Portland where she
attended the State Teachers' associa
tion and Is visiting at the home of hor
brother. Richard-Carroll and wife;
Miss Carroll la an instructor in the
Medford high school. Junction City
News.
Until further notice Dr. Elliott shall
not be In hi office on Thursdays. 217
The eight pound baby boy born- to
Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Notwlck of
Minnesota avenue, has the distinction
of being the first babe of 1923. locally
according to Dr. Picket, the attending
physician. Ho was born a few minutes
past 12 o'clock, January 1st.
Special prices on retreading. AH
retread guaranteed. Exchange Tire
Co. 242
Sharon Merrtman. a law student at
the University of California, will re
turn to school January 10th. He will
graduate next May. and will then begin
a two years law course. 1
For Diamond coat brtcketts, phone
Valley Fuol Co, Phone 78.
Attorney Rudy Schttlx of San Fran
cisco, Calif., has returned to that city
after spending the holidays with his
parents in this city. '
Have you tried that big milk (hike
at DeVoe'a? tf
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Vilas hive return
ed from a honeymoon trip to San
Francisco and other California plnts
Dr. Lincoln Kallea has resumed his
practice at U13 Liberty Bldg. 24t
Tom Qulnn of the Steamboat district
Is spending the week In the city on
Imslneen.
Furniture repaired and made ' to
oroer. Work called for and delivered.
Phone Wra. Bradley 199 U 248
The Internal revenue department at
Portland, has begun tho work of send
ing out the blanks for the Income tax.
due March Hth.
Miss Lillian Owen and Vernon
Owens, dutightrr and son of Mr. and
Mr. Jame Owens, have returned to
Corvalll to resume their studies at
. A. C,
Mrs. Jip Andrews is the hostess this!
afternoon at a bridge party of the
Thursday Bridge club.
Mustard erwm r-tuirk.ful i,1 vita.
mine, at leading grocers. 244!
Mr. and Mr. Kendall Crocker and!
Mrs. Crocker's mother, Mrs. Boutelle
left today for their winter borne in'
uaruara arter a holiday visit
here with Mr. and Mr. Ralph Boutelle j
Don't fail to hear Arthur Middieton,j
bais-baritone of the Metropolitan
Opera Co, at the Page Monday night. !
242
will
The Parent-Teachers
circle
ui4
ir,:;l."- . . . , r .
j&jaui ims oeea planned ana re:resn -
uitwu wiu-oe served. . i
A post-holiday musical treat. Arthur!
Middleton. bass-baritone at the Page;
theatre Monday evening. 242
. C. C. Robertson, dancing teailier of
Ashland, was in Medford today. Mr.
Robertson also has dancing classes in
Horobrook and Hilt.
America's great bass-baritone.
Arthur Middleton. will sing at the
Page Monday night. 242
Mr. and Mra. J. C. Robinson and
daughter Lillian have returned from
The Dalles where they spent the
holiday season with tbe father and
mother of Mrs. Robinson, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Brogan.
Make your plans now to hear Arthur
Middleton, America s great bass-baritone
at the Page theatre Monday night.
242-
HIGH PRAISE IS
GIVEN CHIEF
OF
E
George O. Tinot: who retired
from the porn ion of police chief of
Medford on January 1st. by the
resignation route, after five years of
continuous service, with only a day
or two misled by sickness in that
time, went out of office without taint
and with no scandal of any kind
hovejing over him. He Is in his 73rd
year, and is one of the most active
men for hi years in Medford. or else
where and as police chief co-ered a
large amount of ground in his daily
duties ar well as devoting much other
time in helping out many citizens on
various matters as a matter of cour
tesy. Former Mayor Gates utters words
of praise for Mr. Timothy as a police
official, and Mayor Gaddif also speak?
a gd word for him. Mr. Timothy
had been prepared to give up the of
fice for a year or two past, and would
have resigned a long time ago, if he
had not been attacked publicly,
along with the sheriff, by. an evange
list, who had ben fed up by dis
gruntled men and ax-grinders. After
that verbal attack was made the po
lice chief was determined not to re
tire under'fire." "
Due to this -attack, which referred
mostly to the bootlegging situation in
this community, many good people of
the city, especially the ardent temper
ance women and men, were much
mil-lead by information furnished by
the trouble breeders on the real situ
ation as it was understood by t host
fa mi liar with local police and other
similar attain. . -
These people had ever since been
clamoring for Tiniothys official scalp
and it is understood gave their sup
port to. Mr, Gaddis, candidacy for
nomination und election as mayor
with the understanding that he would
appoint a new police chief.
Therefore, when Mr. Gaddis. prior
to assuming office, recently informed
the chief that in the interests of har
mony he desired to make a change, in
the office. Chief Timothy, tired, of
the long campaign of- abuse and con
Mderabl misrepresentation, and of
the long service In the office, at once
cheerfully acquiesced and decided U
put into effect his long contemplated
plan of resigning. He longed for a
peaceful citizenship again to devote
more time to kicking about high
taxes and to be. able to look every
man in the face and tell him to go
to a summer clime.
It was. In preparation for quitting
the office. Mr. Timothy allowed hi
namu, to be put; up for constable of
this district at the last election, to
which office he was elected. The re
tired chief has no plans for the future
beyond attending to his light duties
as constable, for a month nr- so yet.
He wants to enjoy n long rest and to
cut a few corners along with the rest
of us. Mr. Timothy and Mayor Gad
fiit pnrled as good friends.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOK SAl.lv-One cow, two yearling
heifers, 75 chickens. Sharpies sep
arator and household furniture. On
old Koch I or place, phone 2.1xxn2,
Central IHlnt. Harry Samuelson. 245
MJK SAI.K Will take good car as
first payment on good five-room
modern bungalow. Have one house
on pavement for rent. C. S. Butter-
field. 243
KOK SAI.K Chicken ranch close to
Medford. 375 White leghorn hens.
"200 etnts per day"; one cow, some
hay and feed: new chicken house
20xS0: one smaller chicken house:
new brooder: new small barn; good
4-room house: 5 acres land. Will
take Medford home as part payment
C. 8. Htlttcrfield. 243
KOH RBXT Sli'-rootu house, modem
conveniences, close In, no small
children. Inquire 316 X. Central
Ave - ' 247
(olds BrokcaQuickly
sf3?ir
rl diuirMabi. wuattwr tlwavt have
HiU'.hamrf. Stops Colds in 34 hours
Is C"PP in i days SlsnoUrd rcnmly
ftr two senerattons. No bad after
tflFetS. Salt and depwidabta. Demand
rrd bos bearmf Mr. Hill's portrait sod
aifnltur. I
At All Orals-jar a JO C.nra
Emil Coue Arrives
In New York for a
Clinical Campaign
- - .....,.
.
NEW Y03K. Jan. 4 (By
tbe Associated Press-i Emile
Coue. the little pharmacist from
Nancy, France, came u America
today on tbe steamer Majestic
U
4
hopeful of spreading through
the country his auto-suggestive
Phrase "day by day. in every
way. I'm getting better and bet
ter." Greeted at tbe pier by a
party of .welcome, he announc
ed his intention of opening a
clinic in New York and ex
pressed the hope that his meth
cis would be introduced" in
medical circles to fight disease
and in penitentiaries to com
bat defects in character.
,.
AhoOk-t C-cnvi-nt Burned.
QUEBEC, Jan. 4. The eleventh
f're to sweep a Catholic institution in
Canada within tbe last vear was re-
1 ported today-. It razed tbe Good
Shepherd convent of St- George de
Beauce, about SO miles from this
city, shortly after midnight.
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c
and mail it to Foley & Co., 2S35 Ehef-
neia Ave, Chicago, III., writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con
taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs, colds and croup;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back: rheumatism, backache, kid
ney and bladder ailments ; and Foley
Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and
:horoughly cleansing cathartic for con
stipation, biliousness, headaches, and
sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.
Adv.
natal I Officers
Stated session. HU
lah Temple, Friday
evening, Jan. 5, 1923.
Masonic hall. Ash
land. Installation oi
new officers and oth
er important busi
ness. Full atten-
dance required.
242
F. J. XEWMAX,
Potentate.
A Call for Bids
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Clerk of School Dist Xo.
18. will receive bids for the following
property belonging to said District:
Old school house, woodshed, stove
and twenty-four (24) school desks.
Bids will be opened Jan. 15, 1923 at
two o'clock In the afternoon.
H. E. RODGERS, ;
246 Sams Valley.
A GOLD GONE
II FEW HOURS
"Pape's Cold Compound"
Acts Quick. Costs Little,
Never Sickens!
In a few hours your cold is pone,
head and nose clear, no feverishne-&,
headache, or stufTed-up feeling. Drug
pints here puarantoo these pleasant tab
lets to break up a cold or the grippe
quicker than nasty quinine. They never
make you pick or uncomfortable. Buy
a hox'of "Pape's Cold Compound" for
x. few, cents, and get rid of your colt
rigbt now.
RIALTG
Now Showing!
Two big stars in a thrill-swept
romance of raging seas and
society ballrooms.
DOROTHY OMJOl
JACK HOLT
MrTCMElLEWISk
SunilHy
STKOXUHKAKT
the Wonder 1HR
in "The
Itrann of the
North."
Handicraft Chop.
Hemstitching
Plcoting
lo per yard.
Bottom covered.
- Shriners I
'IE'
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Program for
Farmer's and Home Makers week ; j
begins Tuesday. Jan. MB. ,
ends Saturday, January 13th. at pub
lic library, Medford.
Program starts at 10 a. in. each
day; doses at 4 p. m.
Tuc-Mlay, January fth
lOiiu a m. Orchard ;anae
ment, C. L. Long. Ch-Uren's Cloth
ing: Fabrics, color and line, .Miws
Lila O'Neale. .
11:00 a. m Life History of Cod
lin Moth. M. A. Yothrs. Cood Taste
in Children's Clothes. M.sa 1-"
O'Neale.
1:2 p. m- Orchard Diseases.
Prcf. H. P. Bares. Crcups and Cold,
Dr. P.bert Stearns
2:30 p. ra. Blight Methods. Prof
F. C. Reimer. Dressing for Health.
Miss Lila O'Neale.
3:30 p. m. Sprays and Spraying.
C. C. Cate. Care of Clpt!iinB. Miss
Lila O'Neale. i
YVralnoMlay, January I'ltli
10:00 a. m. Farmer's Marketing
Problems. Prof. Beese. Growth Ma
terials' for tbe Child, Miss Marjory
Smith.
11:00 a. m. Government Aid '"
Farmer's Marketing Prog-am. Paul
V. Marls. Teeth in the Making. Miss
Marjory Smith.
1:30 p. m. Cooperation of Farm
ers and Business -Men. W. B. IJodson.
Infectocus Diseases. Dr. Wm. P. Holt.
2:30 p. m. Marketing Jackson
Countv Farm Products F. C. Rei
mer. Why Doesn't He Like It? Miss
Marjory Smith.
3:30 p. m. Relation Farm Bu
reau to Commidity Marketins Organ
izations. George Mansfield. How Do
Your Children Do? I with lantern
slides). Miss Marion- SnV'h.
"Thuifday. January 11th
10:00 a. m. Breeding for Eggs.
Prcf. Lunn cf O. A. C.
11:00 a. rn Feed 1923 Crop of
Chicks. H. E. Cosby. O. A. C.
1:30 p. m. Poultry Houses and
Big Reduction Sale
ALL
Trimmed Hats I
1 . - .$4.95 j
1 Georgette and Crepe de Chine
Over-Blouses
Sport Blouses
See MISS LOUNSBERRY at
The Vanity Shop
MAIN AND BARTLETT
Oimlly! JSBfel
ARTHUR
MIDDLETON
AMERICA'S GREAT
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MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8
Seats on Sale Saturday, January 6
Mail Orders now Lower floor, $2.00; Ualcony l.oO,
$1.1X1,50 cents. ' '
Farmers Week .
Yards Illustrated, Prof. Lunn, 0,
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2.30 p. m. Marketing' Poultry
Products, C. N. Culy.
3:00 p. m. Why Poultry Mea
Fail. H- f- Cosby.
Frihiy, January 1-th
Hog Feeding, Prof. Llndgren,
Maiketinn Hogs, C. M. McAlister,
Games and Toys, Mrs. Sara Prentl,,.
11:00 a. m. Needs ot the Dairy,
men. Prof. Brandt. Pig Clubs, Lloyd
Moss. The Child Mind, Prof. J. p,
Brumbaugh. .
1:80 p. in- Stock Yards Method
of Marketing Livestock, R. Clark,
Child Play and Recreaticp, Mrs. Sara
Prentiss.
2:30 p. m. Dairy Talk, Prof.
Brandt. Calf Clubs, Lloyd Moss. Child
Training and ManaKement, Prof. J.
F. Brumbaugh.
3:30 p. m. Tuberculosis of, Cattle,
Dr. Bishop. .
Saturday. Januray tilth
10:00 a. m. Farm Crops for
Jackson County, Prof. Hyslop. Corn
Clubs, Lloyd Moss. Hot School
Lunch, -Miss Grayce C. Telch.
11:00 a. m.J Irrigation and (irain
aire. Prcf. Price. Irrigation and
Drainage, local speakers.
1:30 p. m. Moles and Gophen,
Ira Gabrielson. Home Demonstra
tion Program. Miss Grayce C. Teicb.'.
2:30 p. m. Crop Fertilizers, Prot.
Hyslop. Boys and Girls Club Work,
Miss Helerr Cowgill.
3:00 p. m. General Crop Discus
sion. .
Notice
The annual meeting of the stock,
holders of the Jackson County Build
ing and Loan association will be held
on January 8, 1923, 7:30 p. m., at Xo.
30 North Central avenue, Medford,
Oregon, for the election of directors
and the transaction of such other busi
ness as may come before the meeting.
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