0
PAOTC TWO
mmvowti m irnmrtfR. witoFbnr,. onox: tttsdat; decemiks s, io2r
Tocal and
Personal
, tiliii'Miih- hIjc yearn hko today M.-d-
Torn (is wen a ine cimra huuo whs
Visited by nn unprecedented cold Hpfll
, ni.dHnow8tori,.Knowafoothlnb.pth
lairnnthnernuiKlforawfiokwIlhthe
tompeniti.ro hovorliiK much hHow
: zero until a warm rhlnook wind moll-1
ed tho amnui.d rained tho tempera-
1 ,
J" ii tn i f nvtr.. fn..,.v
" "
2 -Mi
Don't forget tho hauuhtors of tho
VI In l.n..rri .1.. iw.rt 'I'd M1-U.I . nlfihl II t
W. ...... .. Aii ... i
tho Oriental Gardens.
TJu- T. U. Andrews house on Kouth
Ivy street, Kiitted ypHlerday by fire,
' wiib built by II. II. Jliu'vcy, twenty
three ycai'H fto.
When cold w eat hot roinoM potato
'"; ''I Kliippers are unable to open their pllH.
' For thlH reason wo advise buying po
jSts latoeH now. 3.r0 per hundred, deliver
ed any place In city. Quality guaran
i i leeil. JohiiHon l'roduco Co., L' l 1 N.
Fir Htrect. Phono 07. lM5tf
Before buying your electric sewing
't'i nuihino, seo tho Klnger Co. llfi V, 1
;"7 Main. 220 ,
'J'ho first break in the contlnuouH
fog of iho past three flays came about
t . . . ...i. .. A i.
t Jl a. ni. today when tho sun
- 1 through the clouds feebly for a few
. minutes, retired again and reappeared
and beca-me brighter, causing the
fog to disappear. Generally cloudy
'weather and a moderate temperature
Is predicted for Wednesday. The mini
mum of this morning was 2f, follow
'' lng a m'axinmm yesterday of 37.
Attention D. O. K. K.! Rig cere
nlonial Medford, Thursday. December
I'Mtfth. Annual business meeting. Rig
, class of tyros nnd big banquet. 224
' '.' The newest ideas In handkerchiefs,
put up In unique and attractive boxes.
'' Reautifui for gifts. Handicraft Shop.
, 223
, Tho Washington pre-school circle
' will meet at the home of Mrs. S. A.
Kroschel, 520 W. 4th street, Wednes
,li da yafternoon at 2:30.
Small gift boxoB of extra fancy ap
' pies at Marsh's Grocery. 220
; Attention D. O. K. K.! Rig cere
i.M inonial Medford, Thursday, December
r 10th. Annual business meeting. Rig
class of tyros and big banquet. 224
51 Tho traveling patronage at local
: hotels yesterday was very light,
,. in accordance with tho annual falling
off of such travel with the approach
l Ing holidays.
lv Givo a Christinas gift each month
in 1020. Christmas shopping 'made
! easy, subscriptions for all magazines
"p: taken by Mrs. Rlancho Powell. Phone
808-Y. 225
Small gift boxes of extra fancy ap
':c" pics at Marsh's Grocery, 220
,r.tK. Uist night Talisman lodge Nn. 31,
Knights of Pythias, held their aii
... , nual election of officers, electing tho
't ' following for 'tho 11)20 term: JI. C.
Hochne, C. C; George .1. Kunzninn,
f V. C; Claren Jaqua. prelnto; John
ik" Palmer, M. of W.: .15, F, iltobinspn,
(!'' K of R. and S. ; Jamos st'otvart, M, of
F.: U. CI. Reach, U. of VI; C. W. New
lairtl, Master-at-arms: Raymond Rags-
,i;dalo, I. (J.; J. H. Jones, O. Cr., and
: James Stewart, trustee for three years.
Fancy IT, S. No. 1 graded Austra
li.'llau brown onions, $2.75 per ion lbs.
delivered to your house, Johnson
tOl'roduoG 241 N. Fir street. Phone
i7. ,
Wo pay for ashes and sell dirt
cheap. Urown & Wlilto Agency, Inc.
tf
tfs Hotel guests here from, a .distnnco
' include Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Hunt of
. I Detndl, J, R. Slelnhardt of New York
' Oily, Mr. and Mrs, Claude Ward and
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Scoit of Volner,
Idaho, A. F. Myers of Cleveland, Ohio.
W. R. Rodney of Hoston and 11, Gard
ner of Raltimoro.
lOxodonllst, Dr. W. C. Sehaefer, 420
, Medford Rldg. Phono 1117. Practice
r limited to extraction of teolh, dental
surgery and dental X-ray. Local or
gas anaosthesia. tf
Small gift boxes of extra fancy np
,; pies at Marsh's Grocery. 220
S. M. lhillls and H. r. Rromley left
, today on a business visit to KlamatA
Falls.
fi Calander's Idotters, Insurance,
real estate, lonim mid service. .1. W.
Wakefield Agency. Palm Rlnck.
222 tf
When cold weather comes potato
shippers are unable to open their pits.
f. For (his reason we advise buying po-
tatoos now. $3.50 per hundred, deliv
ered any place In city. Quality guar
nnteed. Johnson Produce Co,,, 241 N.
Fli st reel. Phone (17, 2 1"lf
r
Do you realize
what it means
when we tell you
that FluhrerV
Milk Bread is the
largest selling
bread in southern
Oregon? ,
It means this:
A real quality
product, baked by
fair, legitimate
. 'business tactics.
1 AtAny Orocor
llil:i)i Ti'nipU' nf Khrimr 1h to'
huvo un nfflcinl viMli from Iho pirn- tho TheoBujjhicuI l,orii;o room lo
vnt Kovi'iniiiK head of the order, nihl. ' ' ,
Jrtni.'s J). KurKi'r of Denver. Imporlnl jjot pot holders 3 pikIh and a enne
liou-muie. on Junuiiry 4. uceordtnK to t0 Ctteh ncL AM nicoy bound In white
word rorplviMl by the temple, which and colored lilndinirH. 49o each.
nan placed tin- mutter of nrmimliiK
i or i no reropunn ami omerimnnie ni
of tho dlsti.ulHhed viHitor in the
imuun w a m-vm. , . oii.hi..
poned of Knill Uritt of Jacksonville,
Knm A. liaker of r.r.tntii I'hhh. T.
Khnpson, K. D. Wanner and W JI.
MeNier of Ashland.
HtoraK for cars and truckH. 22 Bo.
' Fir. 224
i
' Jt,v'''K1,U! ' onimunny nun nance,
'"iay intuit, uaiuiy rerreHiimeinn,
A I ford's Imperial orchestra.
A. W. "Walker of Central Point wan
fined today $IU and cokIh on hin plea
of RUlliy to a chaiKo of driving in a
, ' , uT i.
urlay night on the Crater lako high
way, lie entered a plea of not guilty,
but later changed ir.
CrlasH towels, ,4 for $1, (damped with
now designs on good quality towel
ing, plain and chocked, ilandlrrnft
Hhop. 223
Many of those who have purchased
city lots at the present prices have
made 2!i to fit) per cent profit on their tie between this city and Central
investment. Why not you? Last j Point tho same day. No scriouH dam
chance. $.00 down, balance $10 a I age resulted from either acldotit, it Is
month. ' 20Ktf ! said. ,
A light touring car, stolen several
. ', , , , . , .
land, front In front of hlH home, has
iii-vii i iM'uvi'i ru i'y him iiimi diuii )-
lice. The car was found abandoned
in a garage in Red Itluff.
'Choice city lots on pavement with
a 1 1 assess me n t s 1 n id, $ 0 do w n and
j$10 a month at (t per cent Interest.
Charles A. Wing, Palm Rlock. Phone
72. 223
Stamped glass towels on good qual
ity cotton toweling, plain and check
ed, all new designs, 4 for $1. Handi
craft Shop. 223
Nine tramps were given lodging In
tho city prison last night to bo sent
out of the city this morning. Five
were en route to tho southland, while
four said they were going north. The
men, in appearance, were all quite
young. '
Fluff rugs make good Christmas
present, made from your worn out
carpet. ,Rug Works, 706 Pine street.
Phono 5I0-M. 228
Riverside Community club dance,
Saturday night. Dandy refreshment41.
Alfnrd's Imperial orchestra. 222
C. S. Cole, elevator operator in the
Liberty building, reports tho theft of
his Auburn touring car yesterday af
ternoon between 4and 5 o'clock from
Its parking place near the Intersection
of Crape and Sixth streets.
Choice city lots on pavement with
all assessments paid. $50 down and
$10 per month at 8 per cent Interest.
Charles A. Wing, Palm Block. Phone i
728. 223
Fruitgrowers that have any un
settled accounts with I. A. Ranks, see
Chris Oottleib, Chamber of Com
tnerce. 224
The Heaver Portland Cement plant
at Cold Hill will bo shut down about
December 20 for repairs anl Improve
ments to remain closed about a
month; Hxtenslw Improvements are
contemplated according to W. IT.
Mtilrhcad. who Is In the city today.
The capacity will be increased by the
changes. At tho quarry. Improve
merits are to be made looking toward
an Increase In efficiency of operation.
R Is estimated that 400.000 barrels
of cement will be manufactured dur
ing 11120, ns against 350.000 for the
present year. The plant will open i
about February 7. Grants Pans Cour-I
lor. ..
We havo a market for any quanti
ty of veal weighing under 150 pounds, i
must be fat nnd -have liver nttached.
Johnson Prod note Co., 241 N. Fir I
Mreet. Phone !7. tf i
Alcohol for radiators. Cheapest and
best. JonoH & Klrkpatrlck. -tf !
Drill In resuscitation wns one of the
features In the monthly drill of the
Medford Volunteer Fire depart men!
last night, A largo lurnout was pres
ent.
All makes of second hand sewing
machines, from $10 up, at your own
terms, at the Whlto Sewing Machine
Co.. 24 No. Rnrtlett, Medford. 221
Riverside Community eluti dance.
Sa.lurday night. Dandy refreshments.
Alfnrd's Imperial orchestra. 222
Callfnrnlans registered at local ho-'
IcIh Include VI. II. (Irenz nnd wife of
I'Yosno. R. k, pott of Chlco. Mr. and
Mrs. .1. V. Rrennan and W. R. Hay
mer of Stoiitton, Percy Shell, F. D.
Douthin, n. (1. Moody, K. 1-3. Saun
ders and F. S. Collins of Vreka, Mr.
anil Mrs. W. S. Anderson of Oakland,
U. H. Vnllen and A. A r orison of Ros
Angeles and F. J. Andrews. J. R. Ma
boney, A. M. Miller. Ralph Arnnt. J.
C. llolsteln and G. C. HarboUt of San
Francisco.
T. (1. Heine, M. D., physician and
surgeon. Kyv, ear, nose, throat.
Glasses fitted. 314 Liberty building.
We pay for nshes and sell dirt
cheap. Rrown & Whlto Agency. Inc.
tf
William Walker defeated Mant of
the diversity club yesterday nfter
nnon while Chris Gotllih defeated
Walker last uluht In a hard fought
ame In the annual city IS. 2 balklfne
billiard tournament now In progress
at Rrowns. Fuji also defeated Don
Clark last evening.
Races, laces, laces, in whlto nnd
ecru, pretty now patterns, Just tho
right thing for Rimming the Christ
mas gifts, 5c, 8c, 10c per yard. Han
dicraft Shop. 223
t vor 00 bnrgalns In seiud hand
wing machines. Singer Co., 115 W.
Main. , 220
A petition for the delinquency of
tax Hawks. Itl-yenr-t4d alleged check
forger of AMilnud. was filed with the
I'nunty court today. The petition setn
forth thai the minor Is nncontrolabte.
Ret I,oo at the Men's Shop measure
you for (hat $37.50 tallorcd-to-mcns-
ure suit., satisfaction guaranteed.
l!3tf
Dressmaking and remodeling, PIumio
M3-V or 11)37 Court street, 220
. In yesterday's advert I semen t for
Heath's Drug Store the ph ratio "we
pa 4 Iho poMtane." was Inserted by mis
take It was a (.rlNimftt, card ad
ami Heath's do not iiy the posture un
I'll 1 MS. ,
Fam-y white beans, new crop, 2 fi
lbs, $2. Means Sro all hand .clenjicL
Wr deliver. Johnson produce Cm
Phone !7. 211 N. Fir Street. S2nif
Wlien cold went her comes pot mo
dlppMs unable to open their ts.
For this reason we ndvlwe buying pn
latnrs now. $3.f.O per hundred deliv
ered any place tn eltOguatlly guar
anteed Johnson PiMilua Co. 241 N
Then) will he an upon nn,'tintf''nt
Stamped for embroidery. Handicraft
Shun 293'
j Ki(jih ljmo Ijep Mcd
tova Lumber Co 20'J9tt
i .
"ruS i?r ,f H llu"d' WU8
?rretiwl hint rlduy in that city on a
cha.Ro preferred against
I ' b(ff T. ?i5
1?" ot. l,,(,f?1,L b 1la ttCCUHQd
of pnHKln a check for $7, drawn on a
uoeu tmnki In W,ich u bj alleged Pie
f0I. niu never held an account.
Visit the Handicraft Shop and see
tho display of beautiful ribbon novel'
ties. More attractive than ever
fore. AU reasonably priced. 223"
Fancy white beans, new crop 25 lbs.
$2. Ueans are all hand cleaned. "We
deliver. Johnson Produco Co., Phono
17. 241 N. Fir street. 220tf
Not Newland yesterday reported an
auto collision with a Mr. Clark of the
Marnum apartments that toolc place
hunday at the intersection of Main
street and Riverside avenue. Glen
I-ou in a light touring car turned tur
l-argo cotton rags wanted at Mall
Tribune office.
Roard and room. Reasonable.
Phone 893-V or 1037 Court street. 226
Tho many friends of 'John Holz
gang, who recently underwent a se
rious operation at a Portland hospital,
will be glad to learn that he fs recov
ering as rapidly as may he expected.
It will probably be several weeks,
however, before he is able to return
to Medford to resume his position
with the California Oregon Power
company.
An elaborate assortment of hand
kerchiefs ranging in price from 10c
to $2. All new for tho Christmas sea
son. Handicraft Shop, 223
$15 mane clock $7.05. Everything
going at cost at Roddy & Co. Jewelry
salt. 220
On Saturday, December 12. at 10 a.
in. in tho Medford high school, the
schools of southern Oregon. Including
Klamath, will meet to arrange a south
ern Oregon basketball league sched
ule. In years past the winner of
Huuthern Oregon met the winner of
the Klamath county league. This has
been reversed, however, and Klamath
will havo active participation with the
Valley teams during the winter.
Whether or not the old custom of
winner playing winner Is observed will
be definitely decided during the meet-'
Ing next week. Klamath will be rep
resented at Medford by Principal
Paul JaekHon and Conch Dwight
French. Klamath Falls News.
Shingles and roofing at Wallace
Wood's Rumber Yard. Cor. K. Main
nnd Genesee. , . tf
Reddy & Co.'s cash raising Jewelry
sale. Kverythlng going at cost from
now until January 1st. 220
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Matney of Grants
Pass are business visitors In the city
today.
onto little kitchen commodity
with all orders from now until Christ
mas. Ask for yours. Valley Fuel Co.
Phono 70. ' 224
Tho 'Daisy Shop for dressmaking
Mind Christmas gifts, lland made.
Phono HHlV.Palm Jtlnck. , 233
Out of town Oregoninns who arriv
ed Monday and are registered at ho
tels of Medford include Mr. nnd Mrs.
R. E. Stone. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. M. HofeV
and family nnd Mrs. 10. Ilofer of Sa
lem, M. S. Swanson of Kogonc. Mr.
and Mrs. D. D. Carter of Glcndalo. P.
Stevens of Roseburg and the following
from Portland: . Mr. and Mrs. For
rest Cobb, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Par-
sell, W. S. Can. H. F. Cheney. 'Kd
Hand, Clyde Richardson, V. F. Slater,.
C. J. Klbbee and daughters. G. P.
Simons. J. A. Syfers, H. C. Zehrung,
A. K. Ilenson. F. J. Hawes. It. A.
Rrown and Harold Hikleder.
Dr. H. Axley. lihyslclan and sur
geon. 420 Medford Mldg., Phoen 007..
243
Huy your wife a White sewing ma-,
chine for a Christmas present and
save money. White Sewing Machine
Co., 24 No. Rartlott street, Medford.
221
. Rrueo Fleming, a horticulturist of
tho Jacksonville district, was a busi
ness visitor hero today. '
With our eastern connection wore
able to pay the (rappers Si. Ron Is
prices for furs, Johnson Produce Co.
241 N. Fir street. tf
Nice large thin skinned oranges.
$1.50 per lug box delivered to your
door. Johnson Produce So. 241 N.
Fir. Phone 7. tf
Med ford's championship football
team wilt be guests of honor Thursday
noon at tho Copco Forum luncheon,
which will be held In tho Crater club
dining room In order to accommodate
the large attendance. Not only the
first team is Invited, but every mem
ber of the football squad. A special
program Is being arranged with mo
tion pictures of tho Medford football
victories us the lending feature, and
a big time Is looked for.
Ijirge stock of Victor records nt
Palmer's Music store. ' tf
Archltoclural draftlngW. X. Jew
ett, 20tl First Nationnl Rank Mldg. 231
The school board will hold lis reg
ular meeRri" this evening to tako up
routine matters.
Nice Ini'Ko thin skinned oranges
$1.50 per lug bojr. Delivered t your
door. Johnson Produce Co,, 241 N
Fir street. Phono I7. tf
Rossons given In oil painting, water
colors or rhlna deooratlmi. Call Mrs.
Vivian Norman Harto, at "alnir's
Studio or 821-Y.
Tho lnrnest number of out of the
state onrs to register here dally for
the past two weeks came yesterday.
These sixteen cars were Just tw'lco as
many as were registered here a year
ago yesterday and were about oqaully
divided between Washington cars go
ing south nnd California cars utitlK
north.
We are now serving oysters in a
variety of 'styles. Crowson's, Modford's
popular eot shop. l!i:tf
Nice large thin skinned oranges
S1.&0 per hu: box. Delivered to your
door, joiinson rroauce i;o., m .n.
Fir street. Phone 17 t9
v Mr. aud Mrs. H. S. Campbell nre
business visitors In the i(y today
fiSni (he Kngte Point distniet.
Save up your money so you can hnv
;t lot at tho Realty Ronrd Nile of city
lot'Ci Only $50 down, balance $10 n
months. 50!ft
Tho Realty Hoard twte of city lots
will ho your last chanto buy paved
lots at tho old prices. $50 down, bal-
I, For the second time since tho light
crime wavo started several weeks ago
I no burglaries or littumpted burglaries
were roorted to the police today, fol
lowing the three of the night before.
Shingles and roofing at Wullacc
Wood's Lumber Yard. Cor. K. Main
and Gonosee. "tf
Palmer's Photo Studio makes the
best pictures. ... .tf
"Shorty" Miles, well known Dutte
Falls resident, was u visitor In the
city this forenooon.
Most any variety of apples, good
quality,' $1 per box delivered, John
son Produco Co. tf
Iot me write your flro Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Jlollund Hhlg.,
Phono 993. , tf
Washington state visitors In. the
city at hotels include R. V. Mounter,
M. D. I,yden, H. R. Kingley of Taeoma,
G. R. Miller of Olympia and K. A.
Whitakor and J. G. McKce of Seat
tle. Hemstitching, buttons covered, at
tho Handicraft Shop. tf?
Radio Wot A. and B. batteries re
charged, called for and delivered.
Williams & McCurley. tf
MisH Bllllo Louise Fallin of Grants
Pass, well known locally, was married
to I4. W. Wyrlck of that city there
last Sunday afternoon.
Try that big milk shake at DeVoe's.
tf
J. W. McCoy, former resident,, and
now of Medford, was in Klamath Falls
Saturday for a brief business visit,
looking into property Interests in the
city. McCoy wan avell known ranch
er of tho Klamath country, retiring
some time before he left to make his
home in Medford. Klamath Ncw.h.
Special sale of hand made Christ
inas gifts .Wednesday. 410 N. Ivy. '27
Don't forget tho special sale of hand
made gifts . and children's clothes.
Wednesday. .410 X. Ivy. 527
Have you seen the Medford gem
stones. If not call at 42 2 Park avenue.
Post card will bring them to your
door. A. D. Rarrell. 223
Misa Violet Cook has resumed her
duties at the Crater National forest
service office after an absence of. sev
eral days.
Clean cotton rags wanted at Mall
Tribune office. tf
Miss Ruth Stewart, who recently
underwent a major operation at the
Sacred Heart hospital, is scheduled
for removal to her home this week.
Rig assortment of tree ornaments.
Jap Art Store. 221
George Rrandonburg and Otto
Jones, of the state motor association,
spent the day in Grants Pass, while
en route to Klamath , Falls, . where
they are to take moving pictures of
the dock and goose flights. Grants'
Pass Courier.
Oysters aro now being served at
Cr wson's confectionery and ea fe.
... . . 182ft
Jitney daiice and skating. Ashland
Xatatorium; Wednesday, December
9th. ,1 ' ; ' 1 i 223
LEAGUE VOTES TO
, SETTLE DISPUTE
GKNKVA, Doc 8. (A.. P.) The
League of ' Nations council voted
unanimously today to ucccpt the sue-.
gesllon of tho permanent court of
international Justice, putting the
Mosul dispute between Great Rrltaln
ind Turkey up to tho council for de
cision.
Turkey voted against acceptance
but the Turkish Voto like ,the British
was not cuunted. ' 1
WEDDING BELLS
Mary A.'dios Thayer and Harry H.
Miller of Grants Pnsa were united In
mari'hiKe last Saturday nt B P. M. at
the Presbyterian parsonage Hi Mod
ford by Kev. K. P. Iawrence. -. They
will nmko tliolr home in Grants Pass.
Monday afternoon t 5 o'clock.
Donald 0. Kelly and Oj'ace Severe
were married by Kov. K. P. lwrence
at the Presbyterian uarsonaKe, tho
mothers of the bride and bridegroom
witnessing the ceremony. Tho newly
mnrried cnnplo will mnlic their homo
in Medford. ns Mr. Kelly is employed
at the Oweta-Oregon company mill.
Funeral Notices
AIUtOTT The funeral services of
Hiucl AfflMitt. wife of Marvin Abbott
of rent nil Point, will be conducted
from tile Stock mortuary In Ash
land. Wednesday, Dee. !Ub at 3 p. m.
Interment will bo made In the Ash
land cemetery. 'r ,
Notice.
Teh Hoyal NelKhbors of America
will meet at their ball. 7 o'clock
sbnrp. Thursday evening, for election
of officers befoi-e meeting with Iho
Modern Woodmen for n social time.
VIZ' (ll,AUV8 FHYE, ltecordcr.
Ueamea Chnpter O. E. S.
will hold n. regular meeting
Wednesday evening, Decem
ber 0. at 7:30 p. m. Klectton
of officers ond social night.
My order of W. M. Mary Sweeney.
Ilnttio At. Aldcn, Sec'y. . , 'it'l
It. S. ft M.
Table Hock Council.
No. lfl. Regular as
sembly Tuesday, ' le
comber 8lh. 7:30 p. m.
Rtectlon of officers.
Visitors Welcome.
A. k NOTH.
Mil. JOHN ILWrilKH. .
I)ear Sir: We want lo remind you
at thiH Hoamin of Iho year that we are.
thoroughly equipped to rwboro nnd
overhaul your truck, trnotof. station
ary engine or automobile. Why not
have them put -In whnpe while work
Ih Rlvk?"'We' have n (nterentlng
propttion far you.. .Let uh tell you
about it. ' ....
22ft mVttKHinK OARAOH.
TOO .LATEjqLASSIFY
TOIt HAl.i: Two cows. J. A. Aftnke.
cast of Jacksiyjvllle. adjlolnlng
tTlsncy Orchard. tf
FO It 8.M.K New Ii-roonTlOilern
bungalow, small payment down,
bnlunce like rent. Inoulre 1022 V.
ASHLAND HAS CAVE
MAN WHO SLAYS A
Loh AuKeles and Corvallis have
their piimitlvo men, who hunt their
game with tho yewwood bow and steel
tipped arrows' says the Ashland Tid
ing. "Ashland has a man even more
primitive, who. clothing himself in the
conventional breech cloth, sallies. forth
in Hearch of fish and game armed
with only nature's weapons. . It. 15.
I)e trick, woll known local man, iu tho
noted hunter. . ,. , i r
"Yesterday while enjoying n. dav
fishing on the Hoguo liver, Detrick
discovered n full rown coyote in the
water, where the animal had gone to
tluow hounds which were pursuing it,
off the scent. . ; .
'Dashing after the animal trnd
armed only with a rock, Detrick
clubbed it to. death. What Is more,
he has the coyote as proof of his skill.
It is beliexcd that the tirnnts Pass
Cavemen aire making overtures to
Detrick to obtain him ns a member
oC that body." t
'Volcano Tuning I'p , t
RAN JUAN DUL SUR, Nicaragua.
Doc. X. -The volcano Omctepx on
Lake Nicaragua, i.n sliowlng activity.
Heavy rumblings from It are heard
oquenuy.
Several small earthuuakes have
been felt. The HtrcctH of Riva-s are
covewpd with-asliei?. .
of Every Kind
FIRE
LIFE
HEALTH.
BONDS .
SURETY
CASUALTY
ACCIDENT
AUTOMOBILE
McCurdy-Daniels
Medford 's Leading
Insurance Agency
Phone 123,' Medford Nat. Bank Btdg.
Our paint stlcketh
closer than
brother.
All of life's leasona
are not lenrued In
scliool. The lossotrot
paint's pr o t 'e o 1 1 o n
comes from experi
ence. We know that
paint 1s the best pro
tectee policy. Why
do we put It off?
MIWWM 111,' L. J
rrfiiii.ijj:M:ii;n
Folio Peter Paint's Advice
Wo wsaln Ions to vce ,llie
. world through the eyes of
youth. This is of conrso for--liiililcn
iia.. Hut If yom eyes
huvo n.;;ed until they run not
focus iiroperly uiion . yr.
vision's point of view we can
PMiinlnc tlioiy nad nink for
you Rlasnr-s that will rSarrei
t liC' defects and let you see
perfectly. Our optometrist Is
'.skilled In Ills chosen work,
' : 222 Main V vf
Insurance
I For the I MJOM
ItToVi of v
REPAIR THAT ROOF NOW
The time of the year is here when leaky
roofs should be! repaired. ! This is the
place and the time to buy that Roofing
Paper. ,;
l-ply Roofing Paper, $1.49 per square
2-ply Roofing Paper, $1.89 per square
Groceteria Feed & Seed Co.
226 East Sixth Street
Thursday
Friday
' Saturday,
Dec.
10-11-12
TOMORROW
LAST TIMES
? TODAYI
&LORIA
SWANSON
"In '
"STAGE
STRUCK"
The Glorious One
at Her Best!
OREGONI AN
SCREEN REVIEW
RAYMOND
BALLARD
at the -WURLITZER
Christmas
Suggestions
Lingeries ; ,
Negligees '
Handkerchiefs
Lamp Shades
Boudoir Lamps
Natwick, loc.
.. : Cooley' Building i "0.l
BNUADWAT T SEVENTH
MARY PMILOIN
" Wild
: Weird.
Wonderful
TOMORROW
FEATURING
VERNA HAWORTH
Assisted by
Frederick, Webbett, Mickey O'Connor
and Fred Martin in
"THAT'S ALL THERE IS!"
"THE FOUR OF US"
in
MELODY NUMBERS .
A Quartette of Distinction!
EADIE & RAMSDEN
In
"SOMETHING AND NOTHING"
DONAHUE & LA SALLE
In
A UNIQUE NOVELTY
GEORGE LATOUR
in
. STORIES AND JUGGLING .
GOOD PHOTOPLAY FEATURE
Time'-2:00, 7:00 and 9:0l
Special Bargain Matinee,
Adults, 35c; Children, 10c
Evening Prices,
Adults, 50c; Children, 25c
CRATERIAN ORCHESTRA?
NURSERY
STOCK
We liiivc n cimiplolo 1:
of nursery slock ut our (
sluiul by the Domestic Lad
dry on North Riverside A
l'lenty of Frnii'iietlo w
nuts, nlmomls, filberts.
kind of berries, shrubs d
oninnietitals.
Come in nml, select wn
you neraj. : ,
VilU
Nurderiet
Kir stri'ti. Phono ;,
istf unco $10 a month.
:-oirtr
4MT I'hoPiK II IS. !"
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