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MEDFOftD MATL TRTBTTSR MEDFORD. .QlMlcOV. SATTTRDAT. -DEC'KMftKR 27. 1D2f
Tocal and
x-J Personal
ciimtfly told. Kicil I.mltli-y In Pint
I Jn ml Journul.
DiilliH in the (niciilal (lal'tli-iiH lo-
'llir i-ai- ln;u of Kii'iM-mut'iil powdi-l-lluil
has bfi'ji nnl'TtMl by fartJUTH nf
.Int-Usun mill .loHrpliInn c-ounlioH will
uriivc lit 1 1 1 rity Mimilay, ami all
iIiohc in Ihitt iMiuntv whii liaVi nrilm-ed i
omiir. ,.r ihia n..iivii.f ii I'M i-iiiiiiftiii tn . nluht
at once m-i in l.,u. l, r,.KiircllitK 1! wlih Wo pay for nnhos and Boll (Hit
(.unity An.'nt C ('. Cain. (.'roil p. in-own & White Agency, Inn.
Kpvrl.il sale of ('liliiniie liimltct nt V"
DoVni's. Flv Ik..s. K.c to ll.Ofl. If ' ' !' ""I" ni.-iHl.-r of 111
ChlllniilnH anil mt-li Milium. Dr. ! Sontli.-i n Pacific in llom-bm K In u l.us
M.i,..,i I'liiim. i.i.ick "Jl Iih-mi caller In the city.
Mis. l-'i-Pd liyan. who hns hciMi 111
at
llv
tei- recently, had I. ml 1 1 it letup. naiy
lialn. and hence t.iday she wiim tul'
i AVhll.. I wan at ,lai liB.myille l ecenlly! Two hiiccIiiI hci-vIcch are announced
lOtnll llrlll. mayor of ,la lnoiivllle and lor Monday nt the l''irl Jlajitim
hoii of Peter llrlll. the pioneer photo- church. At II n. in. an old year aer
Kinpher of the Pacific coiixl. bIioh cd ' moll will nu sh ell hy l!ev. K. It. I.each
ine a 2U (jold piece thai-he had dim mi "The Old and the New." At 7:3(1
up In IiIk Harden. It wan one of the p. in. Home splendid plclnres on -The
i in lMite iHBiien, heliiK IsxiieH hy Kelloni; Nativity" will ho w hown on the
,.V- Co.. In UH. A volume could he writ- screen. Some of Ihe music ulvt-n limt
Hen ahnut early coinni;e of the west. Hunrtay evening at the concert and
It is a Htnry that him never been ale- which was spoken of hy niiiiiy as IjcIhk
the hest ever Riven hy the choir will
he reieated Huilday iih fullnv-n: 11 a.
in., Soprnno solo, "Star of the Kant,"
by Mrs. S. M. Mcott; anihem, "The
Clrthoav or the Klnii." 7:3a An
them, "liuiy NlRht. Peaceful Niht:"
anthi'in with solo by Mrs. Piatt, "See
Amid the Winter's .Snow;" anthem.
"Sinn o lleaveiiB."
For sand and gravel phono 912-J.
Cancel all other encnitenienlH for Samuel Rateman. 44tf
her home In this city for the past (Now Ynr.r nij; lit and alien. I the l-:ik : Dmicn lliver.sido Community club.
,-e weeks, and who was reported bet- ; I'll-' dance. -37 .Saturday niaht. Alford'a Imperial or-
Dnn't overlook paying your ifseas-! chestra. - 2-Ji
mc-nts. There will be a penalty f clan e II. Malduln of Klayton,
five per cent after .January lind. 241! ; Ore., w ho has been on (he nalea force
Mr. and Mrs. l-'red Smith are 111110111; of the Tof.-aery for ihe past three
the local callem today from (Irants 1 months, has returned to his home to
lo the liusinl.il of her mother. .Mrs. 10.
I-".. I'ai-Klll, ill Clrants Pass, where she
will he a patient until she fully re
gains her health.
I lance al the oriental Oardens to
night. 23"
Johnson's Jewelers, watch npeclnl-l,i-
tf
The unusual activity that haH I
clianiclerlstlc of the local postofflce
Ihe liasl two weeks, was absent today,
as tho Inst of (he Christmas parcels
and mall was delivered yeslerday.
which left the office in a Hlate of nor
malcy, thus nlvlllR the tired clerks
n ml carrlera a chance to rest up.
liny thai paved bit you have been
ihlnkliiR of KBltliiK from the city now,
so as to net your plans and everything
rendy lo hull. I Willi the first ood
weather. ;3ntf
Tho Pantorlum does all kinds of
pleatlnc Phone. 244. JiOtltf
The lower pond In the Chaillauiiua
park'. Is frozen over and the fininlalll
covered with two hune moiiiiils of Ire
anil rnow. formlnt; a pretty spectacle.
Several Ice skaterH have been noticed
t.t the upper pond In the l.lthia park,
also frozen solid. Ashland TldhiKS-
Piano lessons, experienced leacher.
l.escheilzky and l)r. Mason methods
iblned. .Mrs. Ada Vllker. r.lir. lien
sou street. Slil 7II- s 24 3
.Mar. elllnB. -Open evehhias. mako
iippolntnienls early. Phone Sill, llob
Inn Heauty Parlor. 238
1!. I,. Hood and Mil Casey of Mns
knaee, Okla., ale nmniiK the few trav
eling vIsllni'H In Ihe city from a dis
tance, and tiro kucsIh at tho Hotel
Medford.
Palmer Piano House rents pianos.
tf
Try our dry wash, 7c per lb.: mini
mum 75e. All flat pieces Ironed.
American Laundry. Phone S73. tf
Win. Nlkolaus received a messliKe
Friday morning tellliiK him of the
sudden death, of his father. Volney
.lkolaus of Cleveland. Ohio. The news
.Hint as a ureal shock as Mr. Nlkolaus
was In his usual Rood health as ex
pressed III n letter received al Christ
mas time. He leaves Ms wife and two
sons. William, of Me.lford. And Walton
of Portland. Walter Nlkolaus and
family wore here when the word came,
having driven down from Portland to
spend Christmas, with Mr. and Mrs.
William Nlkolaus.
Hemstitching, buttons covered at
tho Handicraft Shop. , , tf
City assessments will he dellnqunot
nfter Jnmuiry second and ft penalty
of five her cent will ho Added. 242
Holiday house pilosis at the home
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter II. Knhlnson
are C. H. HUdco and diuiKhtor of
(llondnle. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J.
Walsh of Tat'oma and Mr. and Mrs.
Max H. Clark and family, of Portland.
Hemstitching So a yard. The Van
ity hop, Bartlett and Main. tf
Milk nnd erenm st DoVoe's. ' tf
We pay for ashes and aell dirt
cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc.
tf
Mr. nnd Mrs. OonrRo A. Mansfield
of Prospect are visitors In the city I
"today, who nrrlved Friday.
Dance at tho Oriental Clnrdens to
nluht. . 237
Cider Sweet apple cider. Delivered
any place In Medford. Phone 1070.
238
S. W. Hensel of Wenntchee. and
Mr. and Mrs. J. I.. McKlnney of Seat
tle, are nmoiiK the temporary visitors
in tho city from tho slate of Washing
ton. Tho lllks' dance New Years nlltht
Is for Klks and their families and
houseguests. 237
We pay cash for used pianos. Pal
mer Plane House. tf
The Junior girls of the Presbylerlniv
church sang enrols In the halls nnd ,
wards of the Community and Sacred,
Heart hospllals on Christmas after
noon. Dance Oriental C.ardens tonight.
2.H7
After the new council nmkes Its In
ventory. In January, prices of paved
lots arc likely to advance as they nre
going fast, llettcr get yours liorore
iho advance. t2S'tf
Dr. and Mrs. J. I.. Helms nnd sons.
Hubert nnd William of (Irants Pass
nre spending the holidays nt the home
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ceorge Porter.
Persons who have contemplated
purchasing paved lots from the city;
should do so before the city hooks are
closed for the year. Jnnunry 8th. as
they will then he off the market for
a time, for Inventory nnd appraise
ment. Sl'S'tf
Aberdeen t'tnh font, Utah's best'
Hansen Coal Co. Phone J39. ' ISStf
V
J
Manv ordinary hnk
ors mako orilinarv
lirt'iid.
l?u( it takes skill, ex
perience and pride in
workmanship to pro
duce a loaf of bread
the equal of Vluhrer's
.Milk Bread.
Visit our plant nny
time, day or niht, we
work twenty-fonrs
the dav, and vouH
see why. .
At Any Grocer
Hpi'inl ihe holldiiyH with hln family.
('hilbluiuH iitut sue thitiKH. Dr.
ilalHti'iul. I'hippK lihiek. 24 1
Coal liriquetH, that rlpan fuel. Han
sen Coal Co. Phono 23U. , tf
Arrnrdint; to word jvachinn the clly
ycHtcnlay Klamath Kuko in frozen
over with 1U lnfhcH of ice, which wtm
lioliiK cut anrl hurvoHtoil hy varloiiH
KKonrit'H of Klamath Falln for use
next Hunimi'i'. The tfinporaturo nt
Kort Klumth wan ri-portPil aH 24 or 31
hi'low Friday, with one foot of snow
al that place, and tho temiHTaturo
at Klamath KuIIh wan ri-portpfl as (i
bohiw at that lime.
Special Rah; of Chlnoso hnnket8 at De
Voph. Five slzftfl 15u tn $1.00. tf
llavo you tried that biff milkshake,
at Di'Voe's?
A Chevrolet nedan helonp;ln to the
Medford Auto company anil whllo be
ltm lrlven hy one of their Malcmnen,
.Mr. Wilhlte, on Wednesday, caught
fire and was completely destroyed.
I'hoenfx road, JuhI eaut or ,Iaid;son
vtlle. and the cause in not known.
KIks, rememher this date, New
i Yoar'H niu'ht. Let'H nmk another
hlfT New Years party. 237
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
or prices. Wallace Woods Lumber :
Vard. '
Mrs. M. Olsln of Dakota avenue,
who was operated upon nt the Com-
mn n it y hospital a short time uko for
appendicitis, Is rapidly recuperating !
and will soon he able to go to her
homo. j
Clearance sale of odd lotH of yarn.
1 Tic bull. Handicraft Shop. 212
QullInK out. ranches, tiutos, phono- .
Kiaphs. household goods. Gold Ray '
Realty Co.
A youiiK boy. attempting to heat a
woodshed. In order that Santa Clans
would hav a warm place to park his
reindeer. Wednesday afternoon, near
ly resulted in the hiss of the wood
shod. Only the quick response of the
fire department to a residence on
Central avenue saved the building. Al
though no damage was done, accord
ing to Klro Chief Clint Bauphmnn, it
Ik probable that Santa was forced to
! fas-.
Don't overlook payiiiK your assess
ments. There will be it penalty of five
per cent after January 2nd. 242
Try our dry wawh 7u per lb., mini
mum 7 fie. All flat pieces ironed.
Americnn Laundry, Thone 87. tf
W. A. Carroll of Untie Falls, who is
with the Owen Oregon Lumber com
pany, was a business caller In Med
ford Friday.
Dance ulontnl f lard ens tonight.
, 237
Da ncn Riverside Community club.
Saturday night. Alford's Imperial or
chestra. 237
W. C,, Chandler, special agent of the
Southern Pacific, was among tho vis
itors who arrived in the city from
Dtiusmtilr Friday.
Don't overlook paying your assess
ments. Therci will be u . penalty of
five per cent alter January 2nd. 242
imported Roller canary birds in full
Hiimr M:il;i excellent Christmas ,
..in- MAmn-.il Knr.i i 'n. i3lif The fire occurred on the .lacksoncille
Mrs, it. 10. U'nldron of Mai'Nhfleld.
whu in this city Wednesday ou her way
(0 Medford. where she will spend the
holidays, and then 'return here for a
visit before going home. C.ranls Fas"
( 'mirier.
Dance tonight til the Oriental Oar
dens. 237
Heo Valley Fuel company for the
best and cleanest Utuh and Wyoming
also eastern anthracite roul. 17 9 tf
Miss Harriet Stewart underwent an
operation Friday morning for the re
moval of her tonsils. She is recuper
ating at the Puruoker home.
Have, your hemstitching done nt the
Vanity Shop. Rartlett nnd Main, for
8c a yard. tf
Remember there Is a pennlty on as-,
sessmenls If not paid by January 2nd.
242
There wVs only one arrest In the city
of Christmas day. which was that of
Ted Oolden, a local mill worker, who
was pathered In by Officer Levitt for
intoxication and released later on $15
cash ball, to appear hi the. city court
next day. which money he forfeited by
non-appearance.
lh.iu irtilmr tn Iia hiutM'p ii ml better
than ever this New Years night. The find a new stable for his reindeer.
RAINFALL FREEZES
The unusual cold spell, which had
been on for over a week past, broke
i last tilKhl but in such an unexpected
manner that, owing to n nun starting
in about 10 p. m. and free.iiiK to the
sidewalks and pavements. U iniide
walking dirticult for people going
home after that hour. It continued
to rain this way nil night and as fast
as the precipitation reached terra
firnia it frozt.
Thus the ground, sidewalks and
pavements were n glare of Ice from
this morning up to p : :i o o'clock, mak
ing wulkiiiR very hazardous and mak
ing ii difficult going for cars. Many
a person had one or more falls on
their way to work this morning, and
all Medford people out of doors were
walking stiff-longed with short and
cautious steps.
Cars were skidding right and left
that is those which were goln at all.
for ninny oars stood still on the Icy
plaze while their wheels revolved. A
number of car owners on seeing con
ditions outside left their cam at home
and chanced It on foot.'
A bachelor newspaper man who
doesn't believe In Santa Claus blithely
stepped out of his hotel this morning
whistling as he started for Miis office,
until he stepped on the sidewalk and
unexpectedly landed on his hip pock
ets and slid across the street to the
curb on the other side, which evident
ly started him to thinking about irri-
gat ion projects, as he was heard to
emit a. number of well ornamented
dams.
lly 10 a. m. It was thawing fast ns
the temperature began warming up.
and soon a light slush replaced the
Icy coating. Fortunately there was no
hiiow to molt hereabouts as in other
parts of Oregon where a sudden thaw
may creato bad flood conditions
Know or rain ami n warmer tem
perature are predicted for tonight and
Sunday, in all, last ninht the fall of
rain amounted to ,27 of an Inch. The
minimum 'temperature of this morn
ing was 25. f degrees above; following
a maximum of 37 decrees yesterday.
MEDFORD OPERA!
BE BROADCASTED
BY RADIO TONIGHT
Tin many fi-h-nds of thti Miiriril
RlnKi'i-s who are prin-ialH with tho
Ihunclon I, lulu Opera company, which
Iiuh licen plgying Seattle this week,
will have the opportunity tonlKht of
lieiii-iitK their renilition of the 'spiinK
.MhIcI" opera by railio. Thin will he
Kin about 7::il to K:D0 o'cloi-k, an
ileal- as. can be lcarneil here.
In thiR company are the following
well known Meill'onl kIiiim-k aitil play-ei-H.-
I-M Andrews, Victoria Andrews,
fleortfe Olson and his wife, nee Until
Hamilton, Mrs. 'llnnfnon, OeorKe
Matldox and Charles llazelriu'tf. The
company has been on Ihe roinl for
some time past, having Marled in at
Salt I.nku City. Next week the com-!
puny plays Aberdeen., Wash., and j
Victoria, 11. C. If it plays lli Medford
at all tho time will he In February,
or later.
Tho Medfonlltps In tho company
hud a joyous Christmas least together
at Seattle, (lining on home products,
as their relatives and some intimate
Mends got together here the first Of
the week nnd rounded up a huge
turkey with the trimmings., and other
good holiday viands, and sent this
Yuletlde food supply to Seattle. -
-.f.yr i,.j
:ffi -Tuesday 8j.
i
A''-'
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Phone 100
WESTERN or
eom Jr.
3 PERFORMANCES 3
2:00, 7:00, 9:00 P. M.
PRICE: 50 Cents
Loges 75c Children 25o
(SEATS NOT RESSRVED) '
OBITUARY
KIks' dance. 23'
Remember there Is n penalty on ns
missmonts If not paid by January 2nd.
, , . 5-1 2 1
, H. Ft. I'renlli'e, traveling salesman
for the Tin lllu Hiseult company left
yesterday for Portland.
Unity literature teachers people now
to he heal hy; efficient, prosperous.
harmonious anil hnppy. Free distri
bution, "18 West Main Street.
A new Burroughs adding machine
125 under regular pi-Ice. Call ot
Palmer's Piano House.
Cecil Clemens was n business vis
itor here yesterdny from tho Wesler-
lunil orchards In the ltoxy Ann dis
trict.
Columbia plnnter wall bonrd. Call
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber
Yard. '
Fnney meaty netted pom potatoes
from Yakima. Wash. 12 per hundred,
delivered any place In city, Johnson
Produce Co. Phone !;. 241 No. Fir
jlreet. ' 17 7tr'
The following nre among the visitors
horo from the stale of California: W.
fl.r Chandler of uiiiiHtnulr. Miss Car
le Koesler and Mrs. A. C. McMuhnn
and duughler of Hilt.
City assessments will he delinquent
nfter January second and a penalty
of five per cent will be added. 242
Ilance ltlvcrslile Community dun.
Saturday night. Alford'a Imperial or-
'hestra. - -3i'
The Ashland Memorial mausoleum
will be open for public Inspection
Sunday afternoon, neceniher 2Sth
from 1 to 4 p. m.
Dance tonight at the Oriental Cai'
rtelis. 237
' Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Walhieo Woods Lumber
Yard.
Included among the temporary so
journers In the city from Portland are:
C. Wells. Mr. and Mrs. C. Pelf el.
John Delfel. W. M Mc.Mills. Mr. and
Sirs. W. M. Card. Mr. and Mrs. F. I-:,
licye. V. J. Donnelly. C. Hornbeck and
(). Hincii Kittle.
Dunce Oriental Hardens tonight
23T
lieineinber there Is n penalty on lis-
sessnients If not paid by January 2nd
4:-
In western Oregon Chinese pheas
ant have suffered heavily dining the
week's cold spell. In "central Oregon
the birds that have sought protection
In canyons arc safe, but many game
birds have been frozen nn the uplnads
the warden that the scattering of
wheat ami bird food on the snow Is
only a waste of time and money, ami
thai the food must be placed on bare
ground to attract the birds."
T. Ii. IVllock and F.rlckson for dry
wood at reasonable rates. Tel 114".
2 SO
(Jrmilne Hosch Magneto parts and
repairs. F.lectrlo Shop. Eighth Bnrt
llHi-llelt. It
Only one out of the state car was
registered here Friday by the local
bureau of state registration In the
Chamber of Commerce building. This
car was en route norlh from Califor
nia. It will profit those who anticipate
purchasing flowers for Christmas to
see the Monarch Seed Co's display of
potted plants nt J"3 Main. tf
' W. It Watt Is spending the Christ
mas holidays in southern California.
Miss Vlralnn Smith left last night
for Seattle. Wash., w hen she will visli
until after the first of ihe year.
See Valley Fuel company for all
kinds of fuel. Special prices on the
unly dry fir slab wopd In the city.
ITMf
Pane tonight at Hie Oriental Oar-1
dene.
iVshlnnd Tidings.
Dance Oriental Cardans tonight.
237
-'Robert Qolild, son of the American.!
Kxpress agent, (). J. Clould. or this
City, Is spending the holidays with his
parents at the llerban apartments.
Ijiuien llinnuin of Portland Is
spending the Christmas holidays with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. I.. K. Hln
inan. Ill North Peach street.
'Empty Hands" Story
of Great Outdoors
10 GET 8,000,000
WASHINGTON, Pec. 27: The major
imrtioii of the estate of the late Mrs.
Henrietta M. Hnllidny, valued at' $1,-
200,000, will go to nine grand-children
of ii deceased Bister under nn agree
ment approved today In the District o
Columbia supreme'nbon.rt. "
Tho grnnd-cliildren, the nearest
relatives, were bequeathed the entire
stat, but othr- relatives protested nnd
were awarded a total 'of about $i45;
000. The residue of the estate, after
payment of trustees and lawyers' com
missions and fees, will go to th'e
grand-children, of the sister, and will
amount to about $:,000,o6o.
"Rmpty Hands," which closes at
the Itiulto tonight Is the story of a
man and a woman lost in the woods,
battling for survival and for the re
tention of their own self respect. Pho
tographically the picture is beautiful,
and acenlcally It leaves nothing to be
desired. It was filmed In the Canadian
Uockles where flourishes some of the
grandest scenery tn the world.
. Jack Holt Is the strong, handsome
mining engineer who Is cast as the
modern Adam and Norma Shearer
has the role of the up-to-date Kve.
Harney llarnard, organist, contin
ues In high favor with patrons of the
Rialto. His programs . are of the I
better sort of popular music. '
.Jack Hoxle. one of screendom's fa
vorite gallopers appears in one of the
swiftest westerns of the season tomor
row at the Rialto theater. The picture
Is "The Calloping Ace." adapted from
the maga-.'.inc story, "Hard Rock."
Margaret Morris. Robert McKim.
Frank Rice and other well known
players support the star.
IN GLENDALE, CALIF.
Ol.ENDALK. Calif.. Dec. 27. Two
skeletons buried about three feet deep
were unearthed hy police today In a
canyon, a short distance north of here.
The skeletons were buried one on
top of the other. The top one had a
hole through the skull and apparently
had been forced Into the grave, which
was small ns well as shallow.
Police were unable to determine the
sex of the remains. The shallow grave
was found yesterday by members of
u surveying party.
Order Lane County Autos Off.
EI'liKNK. Ore., Dec. 27. An order
prohibiting the use of any vehicle on
Lane county roads when such vehicle
has a weight of more than 200 pounds
per inch width of tire as long as the
frost Is on the ground was Issued
today by the counly court. The order
applies to passenger nnd pleasure cars
as well as to trucks. The drastic step
was taken for protection of the county
roads. '
Cash Money Is Refunded.
MINNhAPOI.IS. Minn.. Dec. 27.
The hoard ot directors of the $10,000,
0U0 Agricultural Credit corporation,
organized to aid northwest fanners In
the recent economic stringency, todny.
htaled to return to its stockholders 10
per cent of their subscriptions to. its
working capital of Jti.000.000.
, Mail Increase Opposed.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 27. Protests
against Increases in second-class mail
rates proposed in the administration
measure to raise revenue for-postal
salary increases, were presented fo
day to the present congressional post
office committee.
McKKEVER Kmma Hendry Me
Kcever, well-known In Medford and
In Jackson county, having resided
here for 28 years, passed away nt her
home on N'orth Pacific highway In
the suburb of Medford at noon yes
terday. Mrs McKeever was born in
I'ran. III., Feb. 24, 18U2. Aged 02
years, 10 months, 2 days. At tho nge
of 111 years she was married to Oliver
McKeever at Menilon. Missouri, they
later moved to Nebrnsku where they
resided for a short time before com.
Ing west, which trip they made by
wagon In 18S2. landing nt Union, Ore
gon and in lSHU they cunie to Jackson
county, where they have since resided
nnd made many friends who will bow
In sorrow to learn of her passing. She
leaves two sons and two daughters,
Maude M. Hockenyos and Clyde -McKeever
of Modips, wash. Mrs. Carl
Fletcher, Montague. Cal.. and Eniinett
McKeever. chilnquin. Ore. Sho also
leaves five sistera nnd one brother,
one of which Is Mrs. Alice Nichols
with whom she made her home.
The remains nre at the Conger par
lors and the arrangements for services
will he announced Inter upon word
from relatives.
Mr. McKeever passed nway several
years ago.
I j ' 'ItonjaT-I-
LAST TIMES!
"Sundown"
Vital Historic
Fascinating!
The Thrilling Story
of the Passing of
the Cattle Kings,.
STARTING
TOMORROW!
A Picturization of the
World Famous Novel
HOWARD & GRIMES
Medford-Ashland
Klamath Falls
STAGE LINE
3 Trips Daily
Leaves Medford 8:00 A. M.,
10 :.'r A. M. and 1 :45 P. M.
Low Round Trip Rates
Daily Freight, Baggage
and Express Service.
Office at Nash Hotel
Residence. Phone 1129
SAt'NDERS George A. Saunders,
passed away at u local hospital
Thursday, nged 52 years. He' was a'
resident of Trail and was brought to
Medford the dn.- bn)-o,.a i.i..
... nia ,uoaing.
Ho leaves one brother in Arizona and E
.1 nmier in iviamatn county, who havo
neen noiitieu or his death. Tho body
Is at the Congen Punei-,,1 t,nri,.a a,..
rangements await tho arrival of tho
a novo relatives.
Laurel
Office
W. W.
Methodist '
Corner West Main nnd
streets. K. K. Gilbert, pastor
27 North Orange street.
liiblo SChoOl a:4.r. n n,
Walker, sunerintenitenf -n.,..'.
attending this school, cinsses graded
for all groups.
Morning worship. It a. m. Rev.
Sinfoi-oso I'adilla will bring the mes
sage at this service. A native of
l'hllipplno Islands, a graduate of Wil
lamette UnlVet-silV ,1 at, 1.1.1,, In
versity of Oregon, taking post graduate
or i in pnuosopny. The chorus choir
will furnish music that will attract
you. The pastor will bring tho mes
sage at the evening service. Hinging
and pipe organ music featured.
Hainlng In Seattle.
SEATTI.l-:, Dec. 27. The Puget
Sounder's heart was cheered oday
by rain that fell almost imperceptibly
through the forenoon .foil.,.,-!,,,. ...l.u
of snow In the night.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
KOU KKXT Sleeping rooms by the
flay or week, ami apartments.
Adults. 21 Genessoe. -3;i
KOII SALK First class alfalfa, first
(i ml Mvonri crop. Thone 44T-X.
Jessie M. Mi near. '242
jOST (hills red pocket book con
tainirtcr money, between Mail Trib
une office and Standard Oil Ser
vice Station on Main and Fir street.
Finder return to Mail Tribune. tf
FOU IxFNT Housekeeping rooms,
pround floor. J34 K Hth street.
Phone '242
WANTRIJ Invalid or nnod person to
rare for. Phone 24ti
Babe Ruth and Willie Hoppe
INSURE THEIR HANDS AGAINST ACCIDENTS
Both are wealthy yet they take no chances
Our accident policies provide for every known hazard
The New Year is a good time to insure
McCURDY-DANIELS
INSURANCE AGENCY, INC.
Phone 123 Medford Nat'l Bank Bldg.
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Charles KNorris
A Slice bf Real Life Port
rayed by One of the Greatest
Casts. Ever ! Assembled
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WANDA HAWLEY
.ROBERT FRAZER '
PAT O'MALLEY
HOBART BOSWORTH
. MYRTLE STEDMAN
EUGENIE BESSERER
WARD CRANE
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Our ice creain is of
the highest quality in
taste, texture and
purity. Remember,
there Is a vast differ
ence in ice cream, and
ours isidelicious.
Ask for
Nutritious Ice Cream
Jackson
County
Creamery
IIIliostiiHllly Jowelrr Kcnnlriits
j (EJ Diamond Setting, Wntcli
Henuit-ing
Satisfaction . Assured In
Mail us your wants.
REDDY & CO.
Get your wihdow sashes here
nml you will be asstiretl of an
net'iinite fit for the windows;
you will be guaranteed years of
satisfactory service because we
make every sash true to speci
fications. "Milled on Honor"
TROWBRIDGE
CABINET WORKS
Everything in Millwork
. USED CAR BARGAINS
rBuick Touring
Willys Knight Touring
Oldsmobile Roadster ,
1D25 License Furnished With All Used Cars
The Busy Corner Motor Co.