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SfEDFORP MXIL' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OHEOON.'-" TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 20.-1923.
Local and
J Personal
. , . also look place yesterday afternoon
TJi- Dead Tndlan road I. in li(0n j,,.,,,.,, nrRfrl bM, car.
t. Inter .-oimition no. anil can no rtr),n hy n- ,. f.,m. ,nd K.
h. ivjrr in- traveled until late o'n 11C,jl.mi, resulilnir only In
.,ic..: or early summer, because , tl,m f,.nrtr th, (-,.mHn ma.
;l,.dand Tna.r "ZrV -
'. o, ,hree (nche. m' a foot of Need hens. 2e. Johnson's
the.ummlt Horr.m th. 5 Market. tf
l-ellcan l!Ky ",d o'n the Klarna.h; J. M. Tho, niley and n. K. Koozer
Mile can he Used for some lime yei I returned last vrnini; from the
i. i i ravel lo Lake o' the Vood 1 I.akevlew . country, where they
Tin. new hroiiKht hack today were sucres.ful In killing a num-!lr.
!,.",." r.,-er ranifer of the Jler of Rood sizt-d Keese.
l.:irt hid!:
Il.lrict of liie Crater-
n.-iflonui foiesi. who
ar. In the
! tni;iy on hulne.s at th for-
f:ry headouarters office.
. . ,.i i me num OI lli.v. aci-nruiiiw lu wini-ii ciuu ni um ii i - iiiiii - -
KOTMonrraw haaa Uo.ev.rl-,a ff p(.n,mur no ,,.,, , ,r h, ,a(.hr, , Medford to-.; Hurke. J. of Jit. Kha-la. Cal.. awl
i iv fit lieaiiitlul are -tine era in county clerk's, office yenterday.l nlnht nt the Hotel Holland. a -Van l-inkerly of Cincinnati, O.
Iheir Minnie room. Call earl ami . Xotlc, w s t tra(l. ; pr0.ram , f.ltr umh hrfa 1 I'hono CC and have u fleure
-elect from tin-ir compile tamp navera: All Muhrer'a been arraneed. All women te.ich-: and make f iireesilona. for home or
" bread wrapper mutt be. redeemed er in the nchooln of Medford orejslore palntine and decoratlne. No
Temporary aulo llceneii were lr- by ,ecember 1-1. Offer eipiren on ! Invited lo attend. i oblieallon. 243
-ui-.l ai the eherlffn office today lniu aa, Dr. Char, II. Hlmklna. electro! i:aTeain in dressed turkeys were
to William Foley of Central Point.' Thc ooun. wm hold Us rceul.-ir : chiropractic with ltuslan mas-aee. ! "ne of the features at this morn
1,. cypher! and Oeoree llanwn of mjd. month meeiine toniehl. at : Over Woohvorth Klorc. , S47.lns' public markets and Included
Aihlaiid. A. W. Karnes and f. E. whrn ,,. routine as well as 1m-' Amone the California resident a Rood mipply of ihe Thank.-clvine
Lindner of .Medford. . nortant buMnei will 1 urnnvacted. reelslered at Medford hotels are ', birds, which were on nale at 30
Artlan hard-tlmo d.-.nca at the. Includlne probably the nettlne of ljeuj. and Mm. K. C. I'.alten of cents per pound. The birds were
W. o. W. hall. Nov. I'Jth. Iery-: the date for the coming airport Hon Diego, If. P. I'eake and sister. ', from a quarter pound to a pound
body welcome. Good music. Z42 bond Issue election. ' V. Eearly of lxs Anqeles. II. II. J under standard weight, but olher-
'irl Loveland. former local mu- Hemstitching, hose mending. Harwell of Berkeley and Thos. C. , wi.se were in perfect condition. The
Mi lan and music Instructor, will pleating and button making. Han- Vint of Ban Francisco. i market also Included good supplies
he heard over the air nexi .Monday . dlcraft h'hon. phone 702. IMtf : Please Phone en for all lilnds;of the usual run of producw. ln
and Tuesday evenings from station' flueyta from a distance register-' of signs. Will call 'without obll-: eluding dressed meats in the meat
KI.X In Oakland. Cal., as the dl- J cd nt Medford hotels Include Frank i gallon. 243 ! nttirkei booth.
reetor "f the Del .Monte Military Adams of Chicago. I. II. Franks, Mr. and Mrs. William Anfrur j Coal by tho sack or ton. Tel.
bund, which will eivo a program'.. I'.. Knldor'of Vancouver, it. C, , left yesterday afternoon for their . 63 1. Medford Fuel Co. tf
.,f an hour's duration. The band j
M ill also broadcast In the afternoon i
if Ihe two days and will later ;
broadcast from the Han Jose radio.
station. land, II. C. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Urine your npple recipes to the ' at Portland onSunday. where It
liialto Theater discount tickets i Ijimhcc of Iwiston, Ida., Mrs. J.jsign of the "fiolden Cored Apples," i was decided that It district con
given with each bundle of laundry ' c. Ferguson of Calgary, Can., and I at 123 W. Main HI. Visible wealth J Terences will be called by Iho Ij
:.l the Medford Domestic laundry, j A. A. Dawes of Hlackl. Can. i to be given to the successful iraes. glon throughout the statp between
2431 8. It H. green trading stamp of- I Also see Ihe 60-lb. home-made fruit ; January i and February 12. at
The Oold Hill schools are show-! fer on Fluhrer's bread wrappers ! cake. 243 ! whi chthe department program for
ine gradual growth, according to
A-ll Walter nf Cold lllll. In
f"td tnlay. The whool B'Htim ha
Krown lo hucH an xt-nt ihnt four
M-hoo) hufw)i nrp now found nwpH
nt i y to transport Mudent from
'juilyire ditrlflM, whlrh formerly
1 1. if I thIr on n erhoolhoun Imt
closed them in ord-r to ho Inrlm,
t? In tJin in If 111 dlMtrirt. Mr.
WaiJccr, who in tho Mall Trihunr
r.Tcspondfnt nt old Hill, nll
m..td n lncr- of 50 ulutlent
o-.tr lart year nnd f-xpectn a liircr
lnrrf.'!te for next yar.
i:ttto H-iiuiy Tnrlor nn1 Art
.Shop, jMsphnm tc Ooddnrd, 229 W
filh Ht. Marcels 1Utr, npeclal on ! n rummage iwile November 23 and i made when reporu reached the iIuefftH from Wnxhington Htaiefniake ure of reHultw in the citl--hatrciilM
40o, for ono we-k begin-'24, at 2U V. Main, Z4 ' nherlff'H office that turkey thieves re-giKtered at Medford holeK in-isten-hlp and character building
nlng .Monday. Hi Ik lrejwwg Kpei- j
laiiy priccu. newing, ianc:y worn, i
hand-pafnted china nnd Crater
Ijika piciureji. 10 n graved Chrixt-j
mitt cardf. I'hone 3'3- 242
A bull. ling permit, thu largent of
tlie mnth ho far, wun IcKued toilay
at the city building department to i
lirl H. Fehl fur tho conMructlon '
of n ftoro building on Went Hixth
Ftreei. at a cont nt tl3,nou. The
Mruciur will ba'biilli of concrete
n ml Will bo ono (if tho larger bnHl
nri iMilldlpgN which hern
built on Sixth. A permit was alto
fwuicd nt the building department
lo Oeor Oliver in extend the
kitchen of a dwelling on Herkeley
Way at n com of .
. All Fluhrer'H bread wrappers
mut he redeemed for H. A II, green
t rnding HtnmpH hefore December
1t. No exi'hango will be mnrte
after Pecember IhI unlll notice to
ihe contrnry in puhllMhed. 2fi4
W. D. IhiKh of Klyrin, O., nnd
.1. K. Hnlder nnd Itutli Joiicm of
Vancouver, II. (?,, were among the
inotorlfdH from a dlJdtinco vh reg-l-lered
today at thc local branch
nf tho nut (tf Htnte nni1 rcfcltru
tfou bureau.
(iet thofo fcndorM and aulo
ItodloH Nf rnlghtciied at IlrillH Hheet
Mt:i Workfi, opposite, IcwIm Huper
Kervlco fitntlon. I'hono 4 S. ;'4S
Heportlng road In Rood condl-
Hon. Inking only 12 dayn of leisure
driving to Irpvo from Klyrin, D :
to .oh AneleM, W. D, Hush nr-1
lived in Medford thin morning by
nifdfir, cn route In I'ortlfiitd and
Hie 1'uget Hound country, foiv n
flay or urn-era) weeks, after which
he plunn to return to Houihcrn Cal.
ifornla to upend the winter. Mr.
huh reported the only bad stretch
of road occurred hi Texas, where
ihe roadbed wa of n decided cor
duroy nature and wild thnt road
construction In northern California
near Dunumuir had progressed no
well that motor trnvul experienced
no handicap.
All Fluhrer'H bread wrnppern
iiiiihC be redeemed for H. 11.
grein Irjidlng slamps beforo De
comber IhI, ltrdemptlon offer ex-j
lll'l" thst date. 2f.4 1
Healthy, able bodied
youngsters Deed plenty
of energy-bearing food.
Fluhrer's Milk Bread
admirably fills the bill.
.1
A minn. .. (aaI,
yeMerday at lh Intersection "f
Hiith street and Oakdale avenue
between rara driven hr J. H. Terry
and Heltner Christenjwn. awirdini-
lo a report on file at the police
station. Indicating that ihetrrarh
caused but little damage. A cra-h
I" t lah lump coal. Tel. r,ji.
Medford I'uel Co. If ,
Kspcnwn for hlK nureeUfful cam-
pnlt-n for re-election lo the office !
. ... , J:.
.Venl Williams of Fruilland. Ida., !
William Haysley of Iuisvllle, Ky I
A. F. Herrlott of Cold pines, Ont..f
Mr. and Mrs. Pillece of Peach-
expires December 1st. Make your I
redemption nt the M, M. Depart-1 at Medford hotels include Mrs. representatives of the 113 posts in
ment store before that date. 2M'I Phillip Reck, C. F. Fish, H. II. Cox. the state. Among the cities def
A call meeting of the board ofiV. II. Haines. 17. J. Happ, Mr. and finitely selected for these meetings
the Orentcr Medford club will be i
iho r;renter Medford cluh will
hHd tomorrow. Wfdnay. at 1:30
p. m. at Ihft Library.
Hot, clean coal. 1l. G31. Med- 1
I ford Kmel Co. tf
HIk many frlendH In the valley j
land throuahouf the xtate will learn i
wlth rKret that Httphen T. Mather, I Deschutes county officials plan ; pains. All hats marked down tolmentary course, v.hjfli cover the
director of the national park sys-! to place prowler cars on roads In i 94.9K, .93.. $2.9 and IAH. UHc fundamentals of the scout pro
tein, fs Krlou!y 111 and has been 1 mid-idate. farming' dirlcts to and 4!ir. Take advantage of these j Kiam. the tenderfoot, second class,
so for fMfvcrnl clays, at his home In ;p nurd flocks of turkeys belnk- fat-f wonderful values and save. The ; and first class work. Methods of
ChU-aKO. jtenA for the ThankH;fcvlnK mar-' Kmmy Iu Hat Hhi.p. In M. Jl. ! conducting troop meeting., teach-
MethodHt IjidieK Aid will hold ;
Mr. and Mrn. It. V. Cenlry pept
nunoay vinuing inc it ohm lianien
family In AHhland. MrM. (ienlry In
u hIhUt of Mth. Hardi-n.
1 Doom ond windows cheap nt
'Medford Lumber Co. S37tf
Ilountv warrant! wcro burned at '
(he county clerk office today tojup until laHt April. ha accepted , MacDonald of Tacoma. !
Carl Nygren of Medford, two bob- a position at the city renurcrM Children'H "Jane Dandy" blue
catu; Victor Oswald of Kaglo Volnt. office and hnM moved hi family , demln coverall. Regular Si. 35
ono bobcat; Jann't I Johnttnn of j to Medford from Unite Falls. ; value for Gne. at Hhlelds' Itlg CIoh- t
Kaclo Point, one bohent. i where they had been residing ninceilng Out Kale. y4;-thts
Mei' th" Fuller Druwh man for
real chritmaH (flft. I'hono 1294
J, fvenlngs. 247
Duo to the rising condition of
Ihe Itngtio river, little work will
probably br done at Ihe Ravage i In I-ake county iIh they ar In commission. There were fiiio acci
Itaplds or tho Cold Kay dams dur- j Klamath county, they are of a j dents reported to tin commission
ng inn nexi neverai nionm. iih-, min'h belter quality, nccoriiing tojmiring t lie-week,
condition of the fish ladder nljll. V. Conker, who spent the we-k Coal by the sack or ion. Tel.
both dumn Is reported lo be fairly, end therewith James Taylor, Floyd C3I. Medford Fuel Co. f
gfMMl, and some work may bo dune j Combs and 11. C Htock. on a duck) "Chuck" Wortman returned this
during the next week at the Savage hunting trip. Tho party did not morning by tram from Thft- Dalles.
Ha (dds dam, according to W. It.
Colctnuu, male superintendent (
fish HcreenH, in the removal of sev
eral larwo rocks from tho vicinity
ofe huh of t he fish ladderH, M r.
Coleman returned recently from
Knterprlso nnd . Wallowa lake,
where ho spent neverai vekK In Co. Tel. (531, tf j
the installation of n large fish j Hnm lHah lump coal. Tel. 631.
crcen In the fish outlet. ; Medford Fuel Co. . tf
Tho work on handmade ulflH fori a test to determine whether rub-1
holiday giving niimt begin In earnbPr can ho obtained from' a Meed
est now. Make your selection J known as Irish furze, which han i
early from our complete Block of
h t n m i e d noveMJen.
Handicraft
if
Hhop,
Misa Myrna DuhIi, who under-
went an operation for appendicitis ; Is to send the weeds, hoping lo ob
at tho Community hospital Jester-j tain Vnluable by-products, Includ
day, wa today reported to he hlg rubber, from Ihe plant.
punwlnK continued improvement. ; Guaranteed hemstitching ft hd
MIsh Hush I nn offlco employe oftplcnilng, 7c. .Sinclair Dollar Store.
Mann's Department store, and a i ?4ft
i fiirmer mi'inber of the Mall Trlli-
une reportornl staff. 1
Cheap dry lumber nt Medford I
Lumber Co. J37tf
Heveral Interesting inlK on lied , amount of road courtesy, quite a
I'ros nctlvltle have, been given by ; number of motorists for the past j
members of the local board over J several nights have been noticed j
KMKD. through the courtesy ofii,, dm their headlights, even 1
Mrs. Virgin. Otr.ri'n n 111 bo Klven , though ihe pavement wns not wet.1
Tuesday and Wednesday of thlHUtne loinl motorist rcnorted todnvi
wei'lt. immediately following theithat he met three cars last even-
broillcasttng of news Item at I Imr In a dlstnnco of five mlleH. withi
8:30 p. m. Tunc In on KM1JD to-
night and tomorrow, and learn
what the i(d Cross Iw d"lng,
. Highest grade Ctah coal, any
sire, anywhere, any amount. Hnn-
sen Coal Co. Phono 23. Tf t
Mr. Okln Mae KUy of Willows.
Cal, Is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. V. T. Hrown, this week.
Wood nil Ulnde oak laurel,
fir and dry shifts, Medford Fuel
Co. Tel. fi,H, If
Mllo lAinb, who ha been III al
hi home for (In. a. r.'- UuvhI
llh the flu. Ik renortert Improved 1
lhl mnrnlnic. I D. lhiv, W. .1. Williams and It. I.. I '"dividual detector receivers In
That Ke.nd dial low lit ah. llan. I Hchrlher of KtiKene. J. Currle oft Hinwlnp Jails ami 3nn tnnlt!.le
en Coal Co. fhopo S3!). i Salem, W. V. Orav nf It.iselmru I """ l"'"ler.
iioli Hammond. Jr., attident nt
the I'nlversliy nt Oreicon Is nmonii ;
the flu victims tn he under nunnin-
tine at Ktixepe ttils week.
Thomas Itenlty r'o., real estate, j
Innurtinre nnd small (onus nn any- i
thlnit of value. rlm Klock, corner .
Main and Krnnt. upstairs. tf'j
IV. and Mrs. H. V. Clancy urn i
Iho urnndpnrents of n hoy. horn)
to their dniiKliter, Mr. Marohl ;
Dnk'ii. nt Hentlle, hist Saturday. )r
and .Mrs. Clancy nro hoth tn the
! northern jrlly nt this time.
We sneelallte In Inunderlnit wool-
en hlttnkets. Medford Domestic I
Laundry. I'hone n. 24V
! Ulrr. tlrnce Voss is hack at her
! duties nt the local Chnmher of
i Commerce headquarters today,
j after n Iwo weeks' vacation spent
;at the Voss eahln out on Henll
i lane.
Let me write your fire lnurnttc.
I Carl V, TeiiKvvalil, Hotel Holland.
l'hnn 991, tf
I
! Ur a n.l VI rm I'h Ml I Tr I'Mtt ll- f t
: for I'orlUnil early ihin momint '
In IhUr or. Mm. Irk havlne or-j
rived on lh Shasta lam nlKht lo
Join her bushand. who arrived the
' day before from a trip through ;
' California.
The work on handmad'e eifta for'
holiday Kivine mart begin in nrn-
j ow. 5,,ke your selections
early from our complete .lock of.
'atmp4 novelties. Handicraft
, Hn ' tf '
I The .'rater Lske r.a.M of the !
! Presbyterian church held a pleas-
, meelln- at the home of Mta.
1 Kllzabeth liurr and ilrs. 1). II.
: J.uke. on Orchard Home drive bial
niKht. Thirty-elirht were present.
Emily Dymin led the devo-
llcnalu and Ml. Mary flllbert read
a paper on l ne iniiuence or i nn. .
uanlly l pon iuie.
I'oema eel lo munc. Mamercmri - ni-imu nuiier. i. nan
Hone l-ul.llsherx. rV-ollle. 5Cl;of Medford; Keilh Kellner, Jl. of
The l!ulnen and I'rofennlonul
ti- i..i. ...in .i
home at Oakland. Cal., following,
several days spent In Medford i
while en route by motor from He-;
nil le. Wash.
(iuests from Portland registered !
iMm. M. H. Mr-Curdy, K. A. WhiUMWPre Awioria. ur-jrnn i ny. --vow.-,
! chrlHiina Thompson. II. .iirl)ur'. J rc. V.wr. (Irani IaK,
Often r H;Inlz. It. Itownf' ld und K. 'qulllc, iTlnovlllo, Hormlston, Wal-1
Mrs. M. H. McClirdy. K. A. White,
V. Kmiih.
f)reKon Fire Helief Afwoclatlon of
McMlnnvllle, Ore. c. I., rjoff. Ant., i
419 Kast Main Kt. Tel. 01'. IRSif;
ket. IMaiiH lo take i hiH action were ,
(are active In nil partn of the ron-
try.
Hohc mending, runners removed.
land HnngH worked back. Handl-
craft Hhop. 2 1 Ctf t
Allen Curry, employed In the tax,
department of ihe HherlffV office
leaving Medford last Kprlng.
Corn-fed fryer at public market Oregon due to Industrial accidents
every Tues., Thurw. and Hat. 247 ( during the week ending November
While the duekfi are not as plen-I ITi, according to a report prepared
tlful In the Warner lake ftectlonlby the state. Industrial accident
kill thu limit but cam homo with j where he witnessed tho big fnnl
a Mood supply of bird, nil of which j bull classic yesterday,
wein cxccptliinully fttt. They alniij Am you doing any embroidery
killed a number of geese, which j work ? If so, you can buy the D.
were more plentiful thnn duckw, M. C 2 kclnH for ,'o al Shields'
Wood nil kindN onk, laurel, Closing Out Sale. 47
fir nnd dry nlolm. Medford Fin'l ! A big Intor-clty notary meet Is
been overrunning the Itandun,
Ore, country, will he made at the
laboratories of Thomns A. Kdlson.
The luindon chamber of commerce
All Hicen, ribbon and drens trim-'
mlnf go nt half price at Shields':
Hlg Closing Out Hale. 247
C,fled with an extraordinary !
all dimming their IlKhts. A staiclSale. 247!
law provides that lights must be! Attorney Frank DeHouzn ha
dimmed op wet pnvonient, butt been confined to his home with n
makes no provision for dimming j severe case of flu rur tne past few
Ion dry paving. 'days.
Wo dmihln fork nur coal no
dust. Hansen Conl Co. Phone 23
if
Wood nit hinds onk, laurel.
fir and dry slabs. Medford Fuel ,
Co. Tel. 631. tfJ
Included nmonu the Orecnnlans
ri-HlKti'iKil at Meilfonl Iiou-Ih are
iiw (I. A. WoimIh ami John ll..(-u-!
lnml nf Dall.m. II. T. Ilol.l. n II .
D. It. Itarmlller of Ijikevieu- and
Andy llnye of Henslde.
llluluvsy ihiteh Oven. MI5 South
Itlverslde. under petv manaKement.
Hnnie-made pies. Mexican chile.
tumali s. steaks and chops, open
from 7 n. m. to 10 p. m. 247
Hot. clenn coal. Tel. RSI. steel..
ford Fuel Co. tf'
it mil now he Only a shun time
until the drltiklni: fountain on
trih Central at the corner of!
Main street, will he ntrnin In use.
after ImviiiK heen rehullt tn repnlr
leaky pipes and an unsound foun
dation. The old fountain was re
moved lust week nnd the concrete
for the hew fountain has heen
poured, with several days allowed I
for It to set. .
Hemstitching, ;mo in e n d I n n.
plentlnR nnd hutton mnklnit. Han
dicraft Shop, rhono 7. lUSif
Hose mrndlntt, runners removed
nnd snnas worked hack Handi
craft Hhop. . Iltf
I Mr II 11,1 IS. H Uortm fa r-
rii-fj lal cvcnlne from IhUr home '
In Oakland, Cal.. to spend several
days In iledford In ronneoilon with
r-al estate they recently purchased
In the efty.
Columbia Scotch and Hlllcywool
mixture yarn. JCeaular fiic. nail.
now lie at Shields' Mi- cloain:
Out Sale. J47
The Woman', association of the
I're.hvterian church will give a
Thank.irivlnK ' festival Thursday
afternoon and eveninB at tho-
' hur. h. There will he many ar-
". for tle-cak. plea, candy.
refreshments, flressw ,. boy. coats.
thnstma card and a program.
Admission 2.. cent. Everybody
come and brine your friend. !
ilarriaKe licences er Issued to.
-"u ...r .un.,
,.r.n ..i.n.ie.
l-wlon. l.ia., anu jioiuc tlend-
efcku 3H nf 0:tL:lnnd Cal - Chat-lea
Paul McDonald of Medford was
one of the executive committee
men attending the state executive
committee of tho American Legion
1929 will be explained In detail tn
.were Astoria, Oregon City. New.-
Iowa. John Day and Ontario.
Cheap lumber and cedar postH.
Medford Lumber Co. 237tf ,
Wednesday and Thursday bar-j
Store. 243 i
elude Mr. and Mm. X. A. Oreen
and I.. Dickson of Aberdeen. I
F. nos9 f.f Olympin, Mr. and Mif. be carried back to the ;ronp, arc
I W. A. Iawon of I!oo.ulam. T. fi.jmade paruof the course.
McU'or, I'. M. Menry and II. I'.
Adair of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. C. ;
A. Htroni: and Mr. and Mr. A.
Thern were Hevcn fntalttiefl in
acheduled to he held at Koseburg
Thursday night, with Itotarlaus
from Ashland " tiie wouth to Ku-
gene on the north Inatiendance.
Medford will be well represented
at this big get-touethcr, as a large
number of local Itotarlnns plan to
drlvn up for tho affair which will
start with a banquet at 7 p. m.
There was no meeling uf tho Med
ford ItntarhniH today as the remi
lar Tuesday session was postponed
Until tomorrow on account of thc
Chamber Commerce meeting.
Alcohol for your radalntor. Pen
nington's Dnttery Service und Ga-
rage, 121 No. Hurtlett. 24
The Hand Hox Is offering mar-'
velou reductions on hats. 22s j
Fjist Rth Ht. We clve green xtamns.
243 ;
Karl Davis and "Doe" Stevenson 1
returned lodny hy car from The'
Dalles, where thd,y took In the!
game.
munch' i.ina- onin ni.i.i rn-m'
bloomers; regular value fori
r.uc nt Nhb.bi-' Hlir ciouho? nut I
llenutlful embroidered models
consisting of sofa pillows, lunch-
con sets, pillow cases, towels, hum
dry haK. etc,, all nt half price. At
shields' Hlg Closing Out Sale, 247
MOSCOW t) Prison or In
ovM Jails have vaillo ei In help
,h"n !""" ,h( 'ny. There
i"' nhenily Ill.OHa cr.vi.tal el and
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
KOH KKNT Kunrlshed house:
uaraKe. Improvements; sullahlc
for man and wife and small
child. Inquire iS llenson. L'44
KOlt SALK 9'OOd sows, weaner
plKS. irood Jersey milk cow.
young Jersey heifer. I'hone 10-K-J.
II. W. Ward. I'.iiKle I'cdnt.
:'44
VOIX SALH Hnnne. dl-esser: ex
cellent conililion: ntn lihode Is.
nnd pullets. Phone M7-lt. 144
Foil HRNT 'One hoiuckrcplnfe
room; also one sleeplim room.
331 S. Ivy. 243
Foil SALK Itulck Standard
wdait: harcnin. Seen al Skin
hit', Cnraite. 244
KOH SAI.i: Kqulpped dairy ranch
nn I'nclfie hlthway 3 miles he
yond Oold Hill: retail Ljoute.
I'.siu.iin price. I'nrtlciilars liov
I. Oinfleld, Uold Hill. ' 249
Romancxe Rumored
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4 jrS-H- S-iwi
Renewed rumors of the pending
engagement of Princess Marie Jose
of Belgium to Crovn Prince iunv
bert of Italy have excited f en in
terest in Brussels and home.
.THIRD SESSION OF
BOY SCOUT LEADER
SCHOOL ON TONIGHT
The Hroutmiistera iraininu nclinnl
Co-;"1 holI itM lhIrU f'i
erffH toniKht at the headquarteif
in Medford. This course i the
umentary course in the new na-
iinal five-year training course.
ire are 1 J sessiuns in the ele-
"iff the couting work. way to
program, and a number of new
gameM. jIi IIIm and ftunts which may
1 e coiii-hc In open to men 18
yearn or age or over who are In-
lercnted. '1 here In no oiiarge for
he courHe, and those who Intend
to enroll are asked to do so this
week an no new students arc to
Inken in thls,course later than
week.
The course will open at 7:4;. p.
m. at scout headquarters, a (hi Kast
Main street. Those wishing fur
ther Infnrmatiun may gain it by
phone call at .',4a, nr persoiuil visit
i nthc scout office.
.otico.
Notice h hereby given that the
firm of Itoblnson tit Meyer has been
diwolvcd by mutual consent. All
obligations owing to said firm
should be paid to Joe II. Meyer,
who will continue to ope rale the
business al 33 S. Ilurtlett St., Med
ford, Oregon, and who will pay
and assume all indebtedness of said
co-partnership. ,
2 13 jtOISlN'SON & MKYKfi.
Notice to Hunters.
Hereafter any hunter trespassing
In llrophy nd Company field ad
joining Crater Lake highway on
oast between A Rate Station and
Knglo I'oint will bo prosecuted.
This la ml in now leased by n
private gun club.,
(Slgnod IIUOI'HY & COMPANY.
243
I it Kl'TSK. Siberia (;p Aero
planea are being used to transport
fur animals from the froxen north
of Siberia to the railway. A ship
ment of live blue fox was recently
nrougnt to tne government farm
here by air from Vakutsh, 1700
milen nwny. In 4 hours.
Telephone Me
to come atound and show you
the finest Christmas Gifts you
could give to anyone.
Fuller Brushes
In attractive holly boxes.
Phone 1294-J, Medford, evenings
GEO. D. McBRIDE
the .
YEAR-ROUND
Gasoline
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Obituary
Cl'il v.'OH. Hi many friends
'and G. A- H. veteran will o- hal-drn-d
to I-arn of tht- wtinj? of
lnj:rjin Kranl:lin ..'ummlnui at
hi home in Central Point. Ore.
Mr. Cummins wast horn In Ver
mont, octiti-vr IT, MZ. and at
the tinie of hi- d(-ath Iiih a a
years, one inth and two da.
At th- ae of I ' y-arw. llr. Cum
mines enli-td in company f. Vir-i
Vermont c-avalr'. i'"n- ltrtad.
third division f ir-t eavalry army of
the I'otmiiar. H i-er"fd in ;ilt
batik-; of t;- Shenandoah vail -y
undr tfieneral Sht-ridan and al.-o
all the Ixitilt-s in th army ut the
Potomac frm the 'ilde.-n- jH to
the Api'(im:itn. The first ba!li
that he fucht in tia on Kilpat-ru-k's
raiil. th-n the battle f tin
Wildernsn. l.eav-r Dam, Yellow
Tavt-rn. f;rounns.u:n-ei Uridr.
Ilall'ji and Chleknhnmluy Swamp.
Winehewtc-r. Fht-nandoah Valley.
Front-Itepal. t'olumbia Furn:ie.',
Fisher's I lilt, W ayne-bure.. Uln
widdy Courihoux', Five - Forks.
Sailor.' Creek, I.uriCMvillo Staticn.
and then Appomaiox. the urren-df-r.
After the clos of the war.
Mr. C'ummiriKs moved from Ver
mont to ilinno.ota. and on Orjo
her 31, IStlH. was married to Janet
liowden. and to hi union were
born five children, thrte of whom
survive him: James of Central
Point: two daughters, Mrs. Sarah
AI. Htirbert of Adrian, Minn., and
Mrtt. Fi. W. Aser of Portland. Ore.
HeideH his non and daushtcrx h is
survived by four Krandchildrn and
five ureal -grandchildren and one
brother. Fred Cum mint' of Pro
ton, Minnesota, and one nister.
Kate Hah fill of Mason City. Iowa.
In I 1 3 Mr. Cummins came to
Oregon and seitletl in Central
Point, making his home thro until
the time of hU death.
Fn n e ra t se r v i ces will be held
at the Perl Funeral home Wednes
day, November 20, 1!2S. at '1 p. m
I'.ev. D. K. Myiard will officiato.
(iuiial In the Central Point ceme
tery.. Members of tho American
I.cffion will act nj pallbearers and
have charKO of the .service at the
Riavy.-
j WISRKV Airs. C. .1. Wbd.ey
j pusned awav at Hakersficld. Calif.,
j on Sunday evening, Nov. ISth. at
ine mime or ner aaugmer. mis. t-:.
W. Kearny. She left five liuuh
l e rn. f ou r f w h om w ere a i he r
bedide: Mrs. 'K. W. Kearnji aiyl
Mrs. I.ora lanilley nf Uakersfleld.
Jliu I,. .1. livans of Medford. and
Mr.. Iliirry Mcnuchiinii of San
Johp. Calif. Mrs. Anna Davis of
Nurton, Kansas, waj not prest-nt.
The funeral was in Dakeisfif-ld
Monday afternoon. Mis. Wi.sbey
had le cn a resident of Medford for
a number of yeurs. anil had just
one ti spend the winter with her
daughter.
ItL'Kiii.'tr convocation of
Crater Lake rhnjttcr Xo.
I!. A. M.. Tiiesilay.
Nov. L'Oth. ":3' p. m.
V. V.. XK'IIOI.S.
PLAYING
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Now
THE BIGGEST MONDAY NIGHT CROWD IN
MONTHS CLAIM THIS PICTURE THE GREAT
EST VITAPHONE PRODUCTION EVER.
AMAZING!
STARTLING!
YOU'LL LAUGH
YOU'LL SCREAM
YOU'LL
SEE and HEAR'
IT ALL
ALL OF THE CHARAC
TERS SPEAKING ALL
OF. THEIR LINES ALL
OF THE TIME.
There is not one
printed title on the
IT'S ALL
PHONED
ft TOiyCliardcierl
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ALSO
' SEE AND HEAR
The FLORENTINE CHOIR ,
Italy's Greatest Ensemble of Singers
I
Four Bio I Admission
DeLuxe Shows Mats., Eves.
Daily at Children 25
1:30. 3:30, 7-9 Adults SO
CHURCH REPLICA -EXHIBITED
TODAY
A beautiful "
C,.):),!;,. C.MU: tl. HI 'IV Ufl'WV (l n-
ytrU' ti"n in ih- .! n r ( Oukd.ib
and T-nti: KtiedJ. t.;nd Vnx.ty in
the window ai 122 Main ti.t.
where the ehun'h bazaar opens
Thtii-Ml-iy. and c-r.tir.u thru Sat
urday fVemnt:.
The miniature ehiirch is m:ile of
poun.ls t,X home in:i-le i:u:t c.-ike.
th tiir. coloi-.-d froiiiie,' -n ,th.
s:di t.emi; mold ! to r. -pre-em in
t-oiot- and form, the h.i.-L of the
edifice, and the in;ijenta frnstin-j
on lop. forming Ihe tile i oif, with
a .i!i!i-n ci-ovs ext- nMitiK above it.
j;ven th .-tain.-d rlas.s windows
have not been omkied in the' p is
try model, and ai'o the desired
finih to the if-pre.Ji-mation. The
model has attracteil considerable
admiring eonirneni tin uout Med
fi.srd y.-steiday and today.
."CAPI'OOSI-: Kiiuil from
Wrnnnia ftynurfd
Announcing the Opening
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 21
. ofOiir
FLOWER SHOP
At Our Retail Store
323 East Main St.
Caloi-iiiL' to flower liuvers with a complete
it is one aim to nive a servici". seldom at
tempted outside of the larger cities.
See Our Window Wednesday
A Beautiful Carnation given to every
, Lady visiting our store Wednesday.
i
Still' time to plant bulbs Select yours
. from our complete assortment now.
single
screen
VITA-
T 1
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These Drug Stores
are open nights this
week:
Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
.West Side Pharmacy
DRY WOOD
UNDER COVER
Dry Fir Planking $2.50; per
tier S5.C0 per load.
Dry Fir 83.00 per tier
Hard Wood $4.00 per, tier.
Longwill Wood Co. .
441 N. Fir Si. Phone 1141-J
MMMwiiuiiiiiii'ijigiw'ai'y'i,'jJ"'Tf'a'' '" 'Tr5
assoi'tniciit of cut flowers and potted plants, c
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
323 East Main Street
ONLY
5 DAYS
LEFT
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