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MEDFOltD MAIL THUilJMi. MhUbUKU, oulltioK. lokl.U. kuWvUlJMI. li.!. 1W FOOTBALL FANS S. P. OFFIGEHERE: 8uiilhf-rn Ort-Ktm foi-thal! fans.1 Sutin-.luy was a busy day ht The ac-cutmilutlnn of the Yolmul-! Am inteivsiiiif; resume of th. plnnniiig on travelling to the i. inn h.-arinnaitois. a Buy -si'"ul nous records, nffW'e equipment, etc., i JiU li'','n '"""'"V lfiilth I'nit io ltnnson Tech-Medforil hiRh foot- i:i,or was planned and launchol. , . , "' v, . .,, L.,j' Ri'am fulluwett duriiiK the l'a.-t ball came at l'ortlanrt Thanks- on its car.-..,'. The lour Kasic'" , ' ,V, VhJ wi.,i,.!r'' S1"- Kivin,r day. should advl.e local Sc. s who will ,,. and .nr ; T "S ft TZ 'cxiSe as i -a'h nurse I,,,., Southern 1-acilU- officials at one -.the paper arc .Man ( arl. y. 1S..I. ' 1,e .. "I V,uve he ' to? ""' ianis ,-lul. this noon at of their iutcn.ior.. so ample cmlp. sle.-t.-r. n.,mer Piatt and l.vonUC1- ' "V'1.1' '.' Ihtel Medlord. mem van I laincd. The spec- l.onford. w. I.. l:,icker. L ,n'l iiv ' IteferrinK to the unit as "the lal rale ot til) f..j the round trip e.cecmive, will act as their ad-1 . ,, C inachinery that promotoB and pr.- ZlrrVlmTVTV; ' , , , ! the CY er National lavU I "01s V" " "Umy'f l,- points. It will leave l'ortlan-1 The pnper was appropriately - J . . . . : she pointed out a nuinhcr of : "Vlock after the iKime. namcl -.-ra!,. Sparks." a,.d w iil , was complete p ' , ! ..nches of thework covered by anil arrive home Friday mnrnlni?. ; ho I;mi..I a-; a nu.iilhlv. in the - L,,, j'liu: 1 Hills orKunixalion. and with which .ArratiKcnients have been made for lerfsis of Scoulinur In the Crater . ,.,, ,.! ni,.i-,i ' the average citizen Is not familiar. the Elks band to make the trip. ! rke council. "',," , ,,",. ."oZ i m i The '' l'""" ".! The football team of l-x men. l, will be mimeographed, nt I ,,,,'V r tli i.ar?- rororils l.y lite ri-voml..ti tho ontiro first, second and third i first, but late r it is hoped lo j " ,0 "' "" 1 " ' Sir , row-oducational mensures estab- striiiKs will leave Tuesday nij.-ht, I make it a fosl-class prlntc I P"Per. sunoiintelldent of the teirk l "slu"' thruout the county. Ueports and arrive In Portland Wednesday The boys worked up the first is-yvhen J,,,,,,,.!,,!,,,,,!,,,,, n r T hm ' 1' p lm" ""' "'"' l"'1'- niorninB. They will Indulge In sue Saturday and It will he ready!"'11 , V" , her.; w,. ,,. v 1 od'cally from the various school a liiiht workout Wednesday after-; noon, and then rest until the ramo. The team will have their f holiday dinner after the same, i which will mark the official hreak iriK ot the football training sea son, j Orbin (ooksie, fullback, has ; sufficiently recovered from a so-; vere colli to mako the trip, and. according to Dr. K. Ft. i'ickel.i "feels r like he wants to play."; Sprntiue. KUard. an iill-around-handy man, has been trying oiu nt fullback. . The remainder -of tho 'sound,! who came back from The Dalles' coujihinB, are in Rood condition. I The sound will hold a stiff j . icrimmage this oveninir. nnd have) skull practice tomorrow afternoon Students of the hitth school will! Kive tbein a partint; rally. r'nnr,u rs. 1 1 i . i)i' uiui ., . . t entire HUad, as a reward to ttl" . r .J . , , . - , , ! ubs for the r faithful', work a M-UKon. Kvi-ry letter. piuyi won l.otat football Tans laugh at the rortland odds of :ia point s. a ml the team '; 'regards this ns ridicu lous, a rainy day and a wet field would change the entire out look of a game. Tin llenson play ers are heavier than Meilford, and are used to playing on a muddy Held, quite an advantage. The game will be the last of the season, and the last high school game for Hill Morgan, Fred .McDonald, l'ernie Hughes. .lack I Hughes, Al Htochr, Hill liowerman.J Al Melvin. Hennie Hnrrell and Orbin Cooksie. REPORTED AT S20 In his unsuccessful campaign for re-election as district uttorney, Newton Chnneyi despite tho vigor pus fi-7;it put up for him in the y newspapers'; only spent $i!0. 75; ac cording to his campaign expense statement, filed with the state de partment at Salem last Saturday. 1 Us successful Democratic oppo nent, George A. Codrling, spent something li!;e 592 in his campaign. However, these two rival candi dates did not need to spend much t,..,tti( r ti. f,aut r;. .ui. o ' tarried' on 'by his respective county central committee. Especially was I his so In Chancy 's case, as not ..nlv th Heiiuhtican count v com-! Mlltnn' wffrr.fi n fa in I i!l iifli in ll!i i jehalf. hut also the Citizens' Tax payers' committee. Abont all that Messers Chaney and Codding had to do was to ht nature take its course ami wo;i personally and lay back until elec tion day to see what course the voters took. The expenses of the Jackson County Republican committee dur ing the campaign were S100; as filed by Veinoa Marshall, treas urer of the committee, with the state department at Salem, instead of JiJSOU, as was- inadvertently staled in th:a newspaper. 'The Guardian." latest radio drama written by Miss Helen Nor rifl will go on the air tomorri)W night front J to K thru the cour i nsj- cr the Vallfornin Oregon Power company. The plot deals with n recluse living away in the hills, who conies into a considerable fortune all of j a sudden. lie is (immediately ; sousht'out by his son and daugb- i ter-ln-law. whose selfish motives j form most of the action of thr P '' .... The cast w ill include .mis. Quisi-nberry, Karl Davis. Fletcher l-'ish. Mary (ireiner ami Horace i.t-omiey. (mhhhmhmmmh Give Your Child Enough Vitamins For Good Health . , SCOTT'S EMULSION Is the Agreeable Way i Tn Clhtaln the. Benefits of Cod-liver Oil Vitamins cMt ft Bowrif. ItIoorafild. N. ). BOY SCOUTS WILL 'GRATER SPARKS'! for distribution this week, OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING DATE (Hy Mary ; Carey) TAI.KXT, Ore., Nov. 2:. (Se cai .Vic. and Mrs. B. .f. liea.se of IClita s't reet. Ashland, Oivjjon, tclti -at fd their golden weddinj? last Kriday evening. November 23. K. M. 1 tease was marred to ... . ... MIt Marv l-nU a AVarener at .... . ' ,A -:t, ISTs. They came to Ashlau li ' abuiu :ia years ago and luive re sided lure ever since. They are the parents of eight children, .seven of whom tire liv ing. They are Orvil Itease. Sac ramento: Mrs. Hill rarkir. Yreka. Cal.; Mrs. Thuib.r Cole, M'dfonl; Mlrvtn liease. New . 'York t!ty; Thitrnton Itease and Karl Uease, Ashland; Miss Vivian . Kease of Ashland; iAtellia Itease, deceased. Ail their children wero at the gnblcn wedding, except Orvil and Mirvin. ? Tho home on Kllta street, was most lMin utifully decorateil in gol den chrysanthemums and crepe paper. The Ion if table, bearing 1 festoons of golden ribbons, sus Ipi'iub'd to the four corners. In the centiT of the table was a large wedding cake with golden frosting and a white wreath, with inin'atuie bride and groom, in the center. Large golden caudles were lighted, lending a cheery glow. Place favors were inclosed in golden wrapper, containing a whiti nat of paper for each guest and u small joy-making device, which mapped when pulled. A witty vers.1 for each guest : to read "caused much merriment. ' . The iiged couple were seated at the head of the table; vCach in a decorated chair. lief ore them were the jfts, to be opened. Most of the gifts were gold coins of different denominations. .Several t pieces of fine china and flowers wero also displayed. - - Those seated at the wedding supper were Mr. and Mrs. E, M. i ur.iMf, iiim .mii. mil -i- i i - 'ker nnd children Hetty, Olen. Itob- ert. Allen; Mrs. Thurber Col-. land daughter. Thelma; .Mr. and M rK' Thornton Uease and ehil - dren, l.uclla, Alice and Merrtan; Karl lieese. Miss Vivian Uens-. U. A. Coughlan. .Mrs. DeWitL lioys and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton farcy. letter in tho evening about 20 niembi-rs of the Four Muuaro Oos pel church arrived, with musical instruments and played nnd sang songs. After the short program these guests were served with ire erenm and wafers. Those who called the lirtnn dht family were Mrs. Do Witt 'Hoys, Mrs. Molly Dodson, Mrs. N. O. Huttorfield. Miss L,U"Ha Mo dell. Miss Vivian Dodson. 1'. W. lClwell, r.erna Might. KeV. Klwell. Hennie ltelgel, W. .1. HurUhelmer. Hyoulon, Sharratt. Hessie Kilsall: Mary Huekheimer,. Vivian Keer. Lillian Modell. Itichard Night, O. N". Hutterfield. All the guests departed, wishing the happy couple many returns of their anniversary. AT11KNS. C. recce, Nov. (.4lThe airplane Spirit of Aus tralia in which Captain Hurley and two companions have been at tomptinit a record flight from AuHtnina to Knglnnil and return, ' .raHn(.(l t0(I:iy npon living a local airdrome for, France. Captain Hur- j jpv nn)j onc njH companions ItnirftTcil concussions. The ma chine was badly damaged. Frrrsnnu;. .vnv. 20. & Improvement In the condition nrtm, relieved ,1 rn. KauMan of her N"w Captain Al !assman. tuckle of lh York Inlversity football imrn. wax reported today nt r 1 hospital where he wa taken Sat iurrtny nftr he was injured In the J game with Carnegie Tech. It ; wan fa Id the Injured flayer was "n little btior.' Lnssm.in was uneonseloua. how I evnr, at ft a. in., the time th" w.2i j report was made. fie nuffered M j from concussion of the brain. RATIONAL PARK TO WAREHOUSE Kim wit i n ; l; tul II t h iro wil h n n V real use In keeping all these nW j centerw- so thi,t th(1 r.umy vhyr roturds ho rnliiHl. 'Must asHuro.lly. i l iilM in,d' nuiw-H hv a iiivvi l i on thv are uhsoulely imUsllensale,, i W1,h lh,,f' wh ,,il "nl and tl.on related that he had al-. 1,,s;' n" tl"u in "r '' vh-e to readv heKun, or was abont to, a 1 lu'in. chronological history of tho yearly l-pilMmcs and cmaKioim di aitendunce of the park and cost of ! Siase ' '(i hatth d hvfwe tluy gvi maintenance, from the time uch " heiut stlllt ""'on the community, attendance was about 100 and its:lhiu the preventative treatment of correspondingly low maintenance expenses, lo the attendance of U."v attendance this past season and i the hnge annual improvement and maintennace years. expenses 4. of recent T N SHOOTING CASE NEW YOUIC, Nov. 2fi. P) Sidney Stajer, n former se'retary of Arnold Uothslein. has been arrest ed as a material witne in the shooting of the gambler on No vember 4, the police anuoi'nced to day. Stajer, who gave his occupation ns a clerk, was arrested Into last night by four detectives, at Sev enth avenue and ftfith street. Po lice declined to divulge further de tails. The arrest the first "made in the slaying came on the eve of the assembling of the grand jury to inquire Into the case. Sixty wit nesses were under subpoena to ap pear toua. Stajer was questioned by District Attorney Hnnton previous to the convening of the grand jury. Han- ton would not discuss the result. Daily Meteorological Report Monday, Nov. 20. '' Medford and vicinity: Cloudy and unsettled tonight and Tuesday. Moderate lemnerature. Oregon: Cnsettled tonight and Tuoiday. probably light rains in nortnvest portion. Moderate tern- peruture. Local Data. Tem perat urn (degrees) -i'A Highest (last Hi hours) 45 Lowest ( last 1 - hours) 3.2 Kel. humidity (per ct.) 7X Precipitation (inches)... T. 43 3(1 T. State of weather Sprinkling Cldy. Total precipitation since Sept. 1, HtliK, 3.41 inches. Sunset today, 4:43 p. m. Sunrise Tuesday, 7:15 a. m. Snnit Tunsdnv. 4:42 p. m-. Observations Taken nt it A. 120th Meridian Time M. 3? ciTr EC H i 3 ftukvr City 40 3K ninmarrli 40 is Hoiyo 50 34 Denvor 44 38 Dps MoIiu-h 34 VI Fresno 7)1 '40 lli li'im 4 1 ' 30 M AliKflua "... 00 (10 Jlar.shflolil D2 42 Phocr.lx 7il 4K Portlnnil 411 . 44 lii'il llluff fi4 42 KiiKi'liurK 44 30 Salt Lake flty.. SO 30 San ri'anclwo... fiS li2 Santa Ki 34 Is llpnttlo Jt 4S 44 Spokane 4 2 30 Walln Wnlla 30 " 34 WinnlpoK 20 Clou.ly I'. Cdy. Cloudy Cloudy Clear l-'ORRy I'. Cdy. Clear ltaln Clear Cloudy 1'. Cdy.J4. c Ul! Ill Clear 4. 8 Cloudy 4. Snow 1 4. 9 Cloudy l4 Cloudy J 4. Cloudy 4. Clear !,. W. DICK. MeTeortiloKlst. Constipated for Years Thought Bowels to Blame "I was terribly constipated for ( average person accretea lens than yenrs. writes Mrs. Anna KnuMnn P"1" ll"t! Thero n your real of nreirMii " I tried all kii:( nf 1 t,fl fnr "iohI constipation, for or or M'H. l tried ail mnfl . or , int,.ina, indiwenllon and putrefac medlclnen but nothing did ine any ; ij,,n, till of which means sHf-pol-cood until T triM Hioxol. wan i sonlng-biIlouiieMn. headaches, tired completely relieved, and ha told feeling. lack of appetite, blotrhed two of my netjihbont who have cot- kin and coated tongue, ten the name wonderful result." j Htlmulate the liver nalnrnllv. In- It was no CMthartic or Inxatlvn loiiK-stnndlng i-nne of conslliiatlon. 80 many HUfferer of constipation attribute the trouble to the bowels and go on doctoring the bowel when tho real cause He In th liver. The funetlon of the liver Ik Xn ferrete bile which Is 11 nat ural purgative for the bowel. The bile nlho acts as n digewtant of fatR and oil and as an antiseptic in (he inte-lln.il t mi I to combat the gerinw whieh tend to breed there, Tho liver hould secret n full quart of bile a day, but tho liver ot the HEALTH PROGRAM OP COUNTY UNIT the unit. Infant and maternity clinics are held periodically as are the tubercular clinic, school clinics, ; orthopedic and chest vlinics. i A loan closet is maintained by ! , the Jackson County unit, in which , sick room supplies,, which haA'o .been donated, are kept and louftd j I to poor families who cannot afford ! j them. ! t Mrs. King invited the Kiwanians ; at the close ot her talk, to come t ! up to the health office in the court ! house and take'an inventory of the : supplies. i MALGHUS ENGLISH Kr-AMATH FALLS, Ore., Nov. 2G. Malchus Kngllsh, Klam ath purchasing agent for the Wey erhaeuser Timber company, and i'eniiey Kngllsh, his six-year-old son, wre drowned In the by wat ers of Klamath river, six miles' south of Klamath Falls, when a! 2L'-foot motor boat operated by Dr. I Haul W. Sharp, Klamath Kails' j foundered after striking thick he. . . , ,....,. . , . As the boat started to sink, stern first, Kngllsh took firm hold of I lliis son and Jumped Into the water J J Fifteen yards from shore he stop- j ped. His son slipped out of his I arms and drowned in 1 ft feet of water. Kngllsh was pulled to shorn 1 by Dr. Sharp. All attempts at ro-i isuscitation proved futile. :,! Dr. Sharp nuld it Was probable' that Mr. Kngllsh had collapsed; I from heart failure. ( I Only the stern sank. Had the! is'v n I''mns on the boat crowded j tn how, no fatalities would have resulted. ! n'P saveo .Mrs. c. ti. .Muel ler, who was the first to jump audi w h o ha d 1 ost h er 1 i f e-p rese rve r. ! Hefore Mr. Kngllsh collapsed, hf dove twice for the little boy. but was unabp to reach him. The body of the child was recovered a short time after the. tragedy. Radio Program KMED Mall Tribune-Virgin Station , .Mnmltiy, Noveinl:cr 20. 211.1 melt-in. 1420 kc. 0:15 to 0:30 Mall Trll.uni- ni-ws nml market ri-porta. S to 8:30 Southern Oregon (!ns Co. 8:30 to 9 Kada Transfer & ' Storage f'o. -8-j-l- TiH-stlny, nv, 27. 1 0:30 to 10 riooilwill Adv. ! . program. i0 to 10:30 H. o. Eire. Co. 1 4. io:30 lo 11 Hllilmrd's Cash j 4. Grocery, Talent. 4.1, to 11:30 M. M. Dept. , 4, store. 4. i.ao , j2 Colonial Hakery. 4- 12:iio to 12:30 Independent ,4. Kk-ftrle. 4. :30 to 1 :30 Monarch Seed 4, ft -Feed -Co. ..,... IS to 0:30 Mall Trllitino Xcwh nnd marketH. to !) p. n;.- -Snlder'H Dairy & l-roduce Co. to 10 Cnliropffa. OreRon I'ower Co. prvw-nlR Helen Norrls' latest piny, "The fluardinn." , t. 4. 4. 4-4- 44-4- crease the btie mipply and you In- sianiiy soiv nioul en sen of coiifti Hon. bark paiiK nnd headache. Tlii you can prove by taking OI-' oxol for h day or two, Hinxol ftup plie the liver with the natural ele ments from which it makes bile. ICcxtoiing Hie bilK. flow to normal purifies the Intestinal canal and tiro, mote regular bowel action. Phy sicians regularly prescribe Dioxol ns the solution to much of our 111 health, J-t n test In your own rme Know lis remiltft. Your drug uint f-iinplion Dioxol. Kpeclal ngrnl, .Jju mln & W'ooda Drug Btore. . FANCY CHEESE Edam Roquefort Swiss Parmesan Cream Brick Pabs-ett Pimiento Old English Fancy Fruit and Nuts in Redwood .Boxes i Boiled Cider Crystalized Ginger Preserved Ginger Anchovies Mushrooms Home Made CakeX Home Made Fruit Cake, Home Made Plum Pudding Heinz Plum and Fig Pudding, Heinz and Libby's Mince Meat ; All telephone orders receive the same earful attention as if you called at the store in person. PERSONAL ATTENTION PROMPT SERVICE Phone 252 FOR A THRILLING TALE OF THE LIFE OF , THE UNSUNG HERO The Alio OUR GANG Comedy "SCHOOL BEGINS" Hf-1 Ion "The ' the world Admission Mats. 10-25 Eves. 10-35 -"Ti-T- ir "- .ffvL. I ' . . Thanksgiving!; 'Jjr. tne store or phone 252. Fresh Vegetables Cauliflower Green Onions Parsley Bell Peppers Artichokes Sweet Potatoes Beets Fresh Cantaloupes Grapes Pomegranates . Oranges Persimmons Bananas Grapefruit Lemons Small Gift Boxes Extra Fancy Apples Glace Cherries Glace Pineapple Candied Orange Peel Candied Lemon Peel E Grocer cunning of a master crook pitted agninat the rugged hon ' osty and daring of a young po ' llomnn Hint's tlm - full thomn nf Cop," one of finest under-- stories. Two das to do your shopping. Our store is full oFthe very finest of seasonable merchandise. Call at Lettuce Green Beans Egg Plant Green Peas Tomatoes Green Lima Beans B. Sprouts Cucumbers Celery Turnips Carrots Fruit Cranberries Spitz Apples Delicious Apples Newtown Apples Extra Fancy Pears In Half Boxes Pae de Fois Gras Caviar Truffles Anchovy Paste Candied Grapefruit Peel Marrons MARSH OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW FUNERAL PARLORS Jfncently completed nt tlie enrner of AVest Jtnin nnd New town offers tho finest facilities nud nccommodutions for those who require out' seryiueN., , , ' Conger Funeral Parlors RELIABLE SEASON ABLB Office of County Coroner . HARD TIMES DANCED Medford Lodge BvP:0. E Tuesday Night, Nov. 27 Peppy Music Novel Costumes Elks Temple Elka and Their Families Only ONYX POINTEX : HOSIERY . .. i For women .$1.95 iIllllillllllllllililllllllllllllllllllllll1 Fjof.-f r- - - fMWW! FREE GARAGE QUALITY NUTS Walnuts Brazils Pecans Filberts Almonds Chestnuts Shelled Nuts Salted Nuts I! Fancy Dates, Figs and v Cluster Raisins '. Phone 252 SA.N FRANCISGQ io$3.00 . ASPLENblUVALUB 17 Powell Street at Market THIS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION ai important monvtnimncm to&ou ThU cnupon nftlM holVr (n PRFH x allow l Uf pot lo Turpia HoUI n
