MEDFORD MATL TTJTT5TTXE. MEDFOftD, OlfcoOY. WEDNESDAY. DEPEMREI? .'. 192S.
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OF TALENT GAiNS GIFT PACKAGES TO ; BE SANTA CLAUS
ADDITIONAL LAND EAST DESTINATION UNTIL CHRISMS
LAKE CREEK ROAD
IT
The I't-Kuliir nwillliK ..r the ! , f Km" '"iortance to the no-
ounly cuurt , held this ,. i ,7;:';' m,,,tl1" "f ,M'
. , iillk coast ), an niiiw.'lu-i-inrnl
Inc. ami as devoted chiefly lo ih, I made to.lny l,y o. J. liuuld. ascnt
HiKiiillK of the VoU''!kth f.tv till'!"' American Hallway l-:xreK
monthly Mils ami KalarUv. ', l" " ,Ml Blnniim Nov. Kith
J'hc Talent school dMiict made 1 l:"1 "''"ent
a,,llcatlun fur th,. purchase of ai" .' "ul "'' v.-B.-labl. when
pice of land ndjoinin,- the s,hol. . W , " l,h ''',. and lor,
for 8100 ami th, cloll...,U.-.u tuxes. Mi'.. v.V j ' "u.-l hy
Th, countv court ao,nv..,i '" ..: '"'' Hallway
. . ' ' i I llf I1CW
" . . . . fully.
, i i n 1 1 nt 1 1 e in n niii i maK-
V01K lit tilt' pH'Sl'l
solely of muinleii-
: are operating in nu'
Point,
iLltll ol
! i uiini y roa:
' time consists
ante. Scraper:
.. 1 Applegate. (lulil Hill, i:
i ami districts north unit
this city.
Knginei r
Kynning. Ihe thief mail construc
tion fur V.'J!'. will he on tin- Lake
I 'reck Murk ft rn:ul. special road
construction in the Itntti- Falls anrt
mi; concern exniimett his wares,
including a map showing Kuropc
anil tin world. steamship lane,
and I lit' Polar iVgions on tint side,
nntl n map of tin- Lulled States on
the oilier side, showing all high
ways, railroads, county lines, ami
air mull i tines. The court did not
purchase one.
For the first time in a long while
no delegations wait td upon the
'court. Utininilssioner (J corgi- Al
ford held that It was "too foggy tu
travel."
L-xprt
said
tariff designated
V u"l"l piano.
i Ik. ittt..,- . . ' mi in now
clou and apply t all interstate
traffic of these products.
"To many points.'' taid .Mr,
Could
Playing Santa Cluus to the poor
children uf Jackson county will
he (he role t1t 1. ions' tilth
from now until Christmas,
cording to plans discussed ut w
il.iv's iiittelinir ut Hotel Holland.
Ar ,..! l)i.-k-..v. nu-ners uf i According to Onuiily
the Dickey orchestra of Ashland .
and Metlfurd. conU'ihuted a Krouu '.
of selections, .Mr. Dickey playing i
ill.. ...wi,.o.li..n ..n.l AIi-ii hloluv Din I
Their numbers inclutlt'd : ,ut 41
Dnce Aaln, 'ineres a , "'
Around .My Shoulder," i" . ,
TIi.it ' M .. litmmv" iiml "1 Aim' . v 1 "",IBM
lower
charge
: lance.
'express rules
than the kov
i for parcel post
it is pnssihle
lo
are now
ru in e i) t
Kor in-
shlp hy
Time." president Itichunlsun uf
the Klamath Kalla chapter was
a KtiPKt uf the organization today
and spoke a few words, as did
John Carkln of the local chapter.
BE LARGEST OF YEAR!:
one of tile largest Copco forum
nicctlnns of the year is anticipated
tomorrow noon when a special
"Koothall Koium" will be held in
lienor of Med ford's state cham
pionship football team. Coach
t'allisou and the entire personnel
of the Metlfurd sipjait, nearly 3U in
number have been invited as
K lies In of the Copeo employes club
anil u bitf lime Is expected. It is
plituncd to shn,v the team moviiif
pictures of some of their recent
victories including the I'oulaiul
Same last Thursday.
This forum meeting will be
thrown open to all local citizens
who care to attend, the only requi-!-'e
heinir that they make reserva
tions with the Hotel Medford he
tore 1 I ::ii a. m. ttmiorrow.
exprt-ss a mixed packuce of the
' uaiuies weighing lo lbs., to I
express offices In New York for j
SI. iiii, or a Ji-lb. package for Cue:
t i express offices In Illinois such j
shipment can he made for tUe and j
"iiie res)ectively. with correspond- 1
inyly low rates to all other sec
tions of the, country. j
"One of the jri'eat industries of
our state." continued Mr. Could.
packing the irlft box. These I
ioxcs of native grown fruits and ;
nuts arc sliljipcd aerosw the conti
nent by thousands, mid it was to
encourage thin bui iness that the!
American Railway Kxpress com- j
pany revised its transportation
ehai'Kes. tlreat numbers of tour- i
ists are now sending these pack- j
ages eastward In place of the old
fashioned postcards, and int-teail of
writinc "The cross marks the loca
tion of my room.'
I his is what we eat out here.'
December is the heaviest month
for these shipments, according to
the express company records, but
in general the Pacific coast food
stuffs are eagerly sought after tll
the year round.
"It is probable that the best ad
vertising the state can have conies
through local merchants and oth
ers encouraging the wide distribu
tion by visitors of the products
which are best produced In our
state.'
flMnMnSHlECLUBK, i
iw B ri i r ltii riitr rKii in i
rinove
throat
Coughing is usually Nature's
attempt to expel irritating
plilegm from the throat and
bronchial tulics. Help Nature
lo obtain quid; relief bv the use
of IMORTfSSlN. which ismost
efT ective in freeing the air pas
sages and in soothing the in
flamed throal.
PKRTl-SSIX contains no
dope and has been prescribed by
physicians for more than 20
Tears. Sold by all druggists.
ceremni:il
be hulri 11!
; Due to the Shrine
I ac tivities which w ill
'Ashland, the KMinn Luncheon eln'o
'of this city will postpone lis rcn
: ular noon KittheriiiK Friday. The
anniuineemvnt of the postponn-
nlent was niaclo today hy Hulph
Sweeney, secretary of the club.
Theie will ho no luncheon this
month, according to Mr. Sweeney.
and the next regular meetin-j of
'the Shrine Luncheon club, will h.i
' held on Friday, January 4. The
. Medford Shriuc club has become
ja very popular organization for
Shriners of this city and its mem-
bership Ih constantly t;r()W-nir
WARNING
NEON SIGNS
(Jcurm-H Claiidc, I he "Htliwm of I-Yancc" ant niembei' of th
Hmifli Acudeniy of Science, is the man who discovered nntl
patented the process of lakiiiK (tie rare' NKOX gases frotn tho
air. Tho Claude luisla palenl for NKON signs hits been broad
ly Buslaiiied by .Mm L'nilcd Hlates Circuit Court of Appeals at
Now York urier a hitler contest by u heavily financed infniiKei',
and Iie Supreme Court of the Unile.d SlateH lins closed Mie ,
matter hy denying the inl'tinKcr a further appcul.
' With this victory hehim' them. (Maude I-icenses are
lirit!';;inK suit in Oregon and elsewhere lo stop the manufacture
amKusti of so-called N10OX signs not mado by Claude Noon
Licenses, and to collect damages tor infringing signs now fn
j A radio musical event uf unus
ual importance wlU take place on
. this Wednesday when the popular
; Palmollve .four, broadcast from
I Station WKAF. of the National
j Broadcasting company in New
j York, will be relayed across iv
1 "ontinonl to every key station on
the Pacific coast. After iis pre
mier tonight the Pnlmolive four
they are saying, I v.. ii...
. . 1 ot -lu stations completely covering
the radio audience of the Cnited
I States.
) tu order that San Francisco,
1 Medford nnd other Pacific coast
cities, as well as every .town and
hamlet from Canada to the Gulf,
may hear the Paliuolive music,
more than riO.OOO miles of tele
phone ami telegraph lines have
been leaved. It is estimated that
at least 3ii.0ijn.inio people will hear
this nnirtic,
. Hanked by radio and musical
critics as the outstanding triumph
of New York's weekly broadcasts,
the Pulmolive four brings to the
noUKt a notable series of rare musi
cal treats. Among the features
are the famous ensemble of Palm
ollve Schoolgirls, comprising some
of the country's finest choral ar
tists. The Pulmolive Symphony
orchestra, under the leadership of
Director tlustavo Haenschcn. is
one of the most notable organiza
tions on the air. The nationally
known stars of the hour are olive
Palmer, coloratura soprano, . Paul
Oliver, tenor, and the charming
contralto soloist, lOtizahcth Lennox.
Ktjuully popular are the Palm-
olive Kevellers. just returned from
a triumphal Kuropcan tour.
The addition of Pacific coast
stations to te Pulmolive hook-up
marks the first anniversary of thih
hour on the air, and a gala pro
gram has been planned for its in
trodiTetion to the wnt.1.
The concert will also include
saxophone, steel guitar, and wood
wind novelties.. The selections
I wiucn win oe piayeti range irom
sympuouic masierpieccH to currcm
Broadway Jilts, with the addition
i oi oitt-inne ravm-ites.
j The stations on the coast are
I KOO San Kranciseo. KKt Los An
geles, KOW Portland, KOMO
Seattle, KIIQ Spokane. Broadcast
l com -Aew York at :' p. m., the
program will be heard from G: 30
to 7:30 coast time tonight.
the Luke
will stai l
about March I. with ihe forest
service and county both partici
pating. It is expected to have Un
read completud by the end pf the
next construction season. The road
will furnish access to like o the
W'ootls.
The Itutte Tails district has vot
ed a s l ii.ouo special road levy, and
tile Prospect dbtriet S1S.UUU f in
road work, for the coining season,
and appropriations have been
made for the Dead Indian road.
All tif the above road construc
tion will tap i tic summer recrea
tional areas of Jackson county.
The J-ake Creek market road
will shorten the distance from this
city to Ijike o' the Woods to'-l-miles,
and will ewnluully connect
with a Klamath county market
road, and form a circle route with
the Ashlaml-Klamalli Falls high
way. The road, will also provide a
lo far-
shorter outlet to thlM city,
nicrs and st tick men of
Jackson county,
eastern
THE MARKETS
Don't Be
Misled About
usu.
Electrical Products Corporation
(Sole Licensee In Oregon urder Georges Claude Patents)
940 Sandy Blvd. PORTLAND Phone Gar. 1189
Livestock.
I'OltTl.AND. Ore., Ilec
I'ATTI.H AND CAI.VKS
no receipt.
I IOCS Steady; l ei elptM
ludliiK US direct.
Slll;Ll AN!) I.AMliS Steady
eceipts 1mi.", hilled through.
r,. (ii
Steady ;
111), in-
Men's
Winter Union Suits
75c
Men's
Work Pants 0
SI. 15
Men's and Boys'
Overalls
. 85c
Men's
Work Shirts
45c
. Men's
Rubber Boots
$3.00
Men's
Dress Shoes
$2.85
Men's
Leather Shoes
$235
Sweater
Coats
$1.35
f Wilson's
I Sale Prices
V. 32 N. Front
Ladies'
Hats
95c
Men's
Blazers
$1.35
Men's
High Top Shoes
$5.95
Suit Cases .
o a
95c
Men's
Dress Shoes
$2.85 '
Men's
Rubber. Shoes
$3.00
Men's
Dress Hats
$1.45
Ladies' .
Felt Slippers
45c
Men's .
$35 Suits
$12.50
HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS NOT LISTED
Dec.
Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.,
Wholesale prices:
HCTTKll Firsts down v
K(iOS Fresh standard
down one cent. 4t'.ii.
Milk, poultry, onions, potatoes, j
wool, nuts, hay, caeeara bark and
hops, steady. i
tWAR VETERAN GIVEN
17. I '
PRIZE FOR
Situ l-'runcisco Itiilteri'ut
SAN KHA.MISftl. Pit. 5. AI
Uolterfitt f.it.b. S;in Krnneli-To TySc.
1 'A It IS.
covet eil I
ji warded
Weyer of
. r,. (Pi The much
Ciiticoui'l hilK been
.Maurice funstimtlli-
l'"ritnee fur his psycho
id
rlx
to
loi:ic!il tinvel " Man Inclines
TnwimlH III" I'am." deullnt; with
tlie Irish and Kienfh lu Canada'.
C'nnstailtln-Woyer who wan
resident of .Manllidia for
vearH. hunted, farmed and truv
I.. V...-IH Aii,ni-lc,i. He
turned to Kin nee at the oullireal
of the war and wan wounded 53 I
times In I HI 7. Later he hohhled
Imek into the lank Hcrvlce, Has .
wounded three times UKain and j
wan lu a hospital until I Hi') when
he returned lo Canada and found 1
all hiM 1OMSt'HHioUM
aldy stolen.
- MAY ABOUSH DEATH
gone, prcsum- j of commons by tho narrowest oTi
maJoritieH, agreed lata today to;
consider a bill for the abolition off
capital punishment and the ub-!
Htitutlon of penal nervltudo tori
life.
LONDON, Dee.
f ciinimons by tlie
ST. HLLENiS. nuiltling permitn
this'year up to recent data exueeiL
?25,000. . , , I
i OA KVILI.IiJ Karlen CrcamerieKj
(P) The house will locate in new quarters Ui'
narrowest mar-' Smith building. :
Wall Street Report
'THE GHOST TRAIN'
AT NEW PLAYHOUSE
NIGHT
NF.W YOltK. Dee. (i'l Spi'c-
ulallve uneasinesjt tiver the credit
situation was reflected In the ex
'reniely erratic price movement! in
today's stock market. The general
HhI appeared lo be under pressure
during a greater part of the hck-;
sion.
Packard .MotoM led the rally by
soaring '."'a points to a new high
record at liia, one block of 11,0'iW
.sharcH changing hands at that
price. Foundation company ran
up ten points to a new top at 57
The recovery in prices continued
through the late afternoon tleal-:
lngs with several new leaders j
brought forward by pool operators.'
American Linseed ran up 1 - points,
to a new high at 1 it:!. American
Snuff ran up ten to a new top at
200 and A. AL Dyers extended its
ain to X points by touching a uuw
top at J0:i .'1-4. Chrysler .Motors;
ran up" 4 points intheavy trading.
The closing was steady. Total
sales a P p r oximated I.immi.imim
shares.
Obituary
Not
the
Cheapest,
But
the
Best.
Work
at a
Moderate
Price
The Best Dentistry Done Painlessly
BECAUSE..
Or (lie lime and cure I tnk' in dental
work, ami -to insure a 1 'A I N lrK
joli, my work is not tin- cheapest.
Vet you'll find my charges moder
ate, however, and m services tHK
IfKST! .My' constantly inereusini!
Intsiness is evidence of the fact thai
southern Oregon p.ple realize thai
here they can tret he IlKST den
listry at a cost consistent with hicdi
(ualily. expert work.
Dr. I. H. Gove
DENTIST
235 East Main Street
Offioe Phone
" 872J ' y-
Residence Phone
76S-J
Thrills, chills, and gales of
laughter mingle and mix with one
another in the melodrama, "The
(host Train" which opens tomor
row' night at the Playhouse, for u
four nights run.
This play kept Iondon on Its
toes for a solid year and was
brought to this country under the
A. II. Woods banner for a success
ful New York run. It ulso run for
neven months at Henry Duffy's
theatre, "The President. ' in San
Francisco.
It shows a party uf travelers
marooned in the station on the
night of the ghost train's passing,
an din their curioMty become a
party to the thrilling Incidents
which pile awirtly to a climax.
Things spin along ut a dizzy puce,
punctuated freely with comedy,
and ending In romance.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Tribune-Ylrflri Station
ST1MSON Alfred T. Stliuson
passetl away at a local hospital
Saturday afternoon, Dec. J, aged
74 years. "
Mi. Stimson was born at North
Haven. Maine, June 10, 1KM. lie
has .resided in various places but
lias spent much time lu the Klon
dike gohl fields and was there
during the gold rush of Dt'JX.
He leaves one daughter. .Ichs'c
Stevens of Oak la mi, Calif., one
brother, Frederick f I. SUmnoii of
Medford and two sisters, Kl'fle M.
Sly of DorrlK falil'., and Sarah A.
Sly, Seaside, Ore.
The remains are at the new
Conger mortuary and ' arran -ments
await word from the daugh
ter fn Oakland.
Choose Your Christmas
Orthophonic NOW
n
& ail -S!y, j
Model 8-35 $265
COQCILLIC City council buys
lot to widen street and eliminate
dangeroo Intersection.
Tliiiixlii)-. iiv. a
4- 9:3H to 10 Medford Hook
Store.
4 10 to 11 Kconmny Oroee-
terht. 4
11 to" 1 1 Kd H I n n .
"KlKhtlnft the lleef Trunt" 4
I1:C0 lo 12 .iarmln A 'ood( 4
IrUK.
4 ! to l!:3ii Music Hoi. 4
4 l::3M to 1:311 (Inld .Seal 4
4 creamttry. 4
4 :la to 6:30.fe.lfoid Mull 4
4 Trlhune. newit and lunrketH. 4
. 4 K to IP Farm Bureau Coop. 4
4 rfitlve KxchmiK). presentii 4
4 proKrani ff old time 4
4 music. 4
s.
A Ovbp-38
toii Years
Baking Powder
Guaranteed Pure
Use KC for fine texture
and large volume
in your bakings
Milliont of pounds used
hy our Government '
You can now enjoy an
Orthophonic in your homo
for . .
As Low as
$95.00
and now it tho tim to
choose one for Christmas.
We have a complete showing
of the' most popular models
of Orthophonies beautiful
instruments that solve the
gift problem for all the fam
ily. A small down payment Is all
that's required the pay
ments are conveniently ar
ranged In monthly Install
ments, Arrange TODAY to have an
Oithophonic delivered at your
home on Christmas morning!
greatest
Portable
Victrola
ever made
Model 4-40
$165
Model 8-12 $175
Come in and See Our Christmas Displays of
Pianos and Radios
Ficlrob 2-5S ,
That's wlint you'll say , loo,
wlicu you tine it aul hear il
jilny. MurvclotiH reproduction
, volume cnouo.li for a group
uf durieem. Beautiful, Jntlc
dtrurtilile cabinet of drawn
Mecl. . Covered with leather,
fininhed fabric. ' IlandaoniB
fitting!).
Oilier fealuren include ail
nutomutic record-brake and a
detachable winding key whose
ingle is elicit that motor can
bo wound without moving the
Inntriimciit. .
l.rt u show you thl won.
rlerful new Portable Viclroln.
$35.00
Palmer Music House
C. H. Isaac
"We Sell Happiness'
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