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Newspaper Page Textsi Jii FAGE TWO AfEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORFSON'. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1S,1928. I Iocal and -'Personal There will bo only three mure days nf ai-llou! thin week us schools close early Friday after noon for the Christmas vacation,' A doe, apparently about a yeal tl which will last until Mondtf) Jan unry 7. This fnct, together wllh Ihe weue nnnrnnrh of Chrlstmnit. I finds ihn pupils nil eagerly anllcl- pitting the good time ahead. Finale ut I ho nld-tllne fiddlers' 1 contest nt Walker? dunce hall to- niirlll. General admission, 10c: dancing 50c 2C:i ' A'lrlenrifN. Cholcr ., u, T any nil! ft C. 9. N"ull.il! vll! If u VP tho ter part of tht work to njierd iChrltmnn with Mr, Nowhall in Los Antlo3, whrn fho has been j attendlriR hor mother, who Is sort- ol 111.. Iff will drive down on of Otln Dooth'fl earn. Shields' nig Closing Out Sule con tlnue another week. Never before , novor again surh bnrBnfns. 272 Good nowg for Medford shoppers. t Shield's big closing out sale con i tlnues another week, 272 . Oorrtlng Kenly. .Tr., who has been f . attending the Webb school ni ' Clarehiont, Cnl.. arrived in Med i ford yefiterdny to pprnd tho Chrlct I i mnj holidays with his parents, M. and Mrs. F. C. Knnly. AdrlfnneV. All winter coats nt f ono-half prlre, regard tem of cnv'. I : 275. illnmommlc r?k. fruit r.'ike nnd pblm pnddJrc. M.irwh's Ornery ' 2 r.if Onest from a dlstnn -o ree'"er f ed nt Medford hotels Inelu le ."t!- j R. Cabinet of New fini'h WilM, r . Auitrnlln. J. o. Pol o and M Coch ' rnn or Vancouver. It. C..H V. Herbert of Chicago. Mr. nnd Mr. . A'ejf -McDermott nnd Irvlnn Mc- nermntt of Victoria. H. C, Mr nnd , jura. . o. re.wson oi i.ii r.iii. Closing (lilt Kale. 27i I . Motit.. and Frank Tobln of Wlnne-. .rhe rnlted Ktutes department of I mucca, Ney. . ' agriculture released for publication J1"1, ol,",n c00' T"' 831 M'", throughout tho country last week i fort Fuel Co. . if nn 0Jlu,niie( report on "tho longest f. Bow) at Nat evenlncs 27" Hll.etch of improved road" In the A slide wan reported on tho Red- nation, which Is the Pacific hlgh- I I wood highway Mondny morning way rPnc.hni. from Canada to Mex J and traffic was held up during the ic0. Tho Btretch is KiUO miles. I ' ln5- Tne Const Auto lines found Considerable space 1b devoted to I It necessary to transfer nround the! dc-scrlblng Oregon's scenic, com- i i oosiruc ion. t-rews worging on tne highway expected to have the pllde , cleared away by night. Grants J j Pass Courier. New radio' log books are now h available at Palmer Music House. ;? ! 2tfl .j , Dally'a Taxi. Phone 15. New 1 Studehnker sednn. 274 ) 3 A wedding ceremony vm per- 2 formed by Judge Taylor yesterday 1 afternoon which mado Miss Mlt- j j dred Jones of Jackson county and ; Arthur Kastlund of Dorrls, Cal g man and wife. i i Swing easel photo frames, every W , size, any finish. Swcm's Gift Shop . t . 26lt v Highest grade Utnh coal, any 0 , ize, anywhere, nny amount. Hnn- J aon Coal Co. , Phone. 230. .. tf 1 f ' Mr. and Mrs H. Dell of Portland 7 I spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. K. N, Kldridgn of this city, before t continuing on to California where it. t thoy will spend tho holidays. j I 1 Beautiful handmade hnndknr- I chiefs. Handicraft Shop. 270 i it Final clenraneo of wiirer hat j , contlnuo Mann's.' Hperial vnl ! ; 1Kb-at $1.45 and $2.45. 263 j . Central Point Orango meets next i j Friday for nomination and election t ' of officers, and also Initiation. Thin j , will- be an Important meeting and i " attendance of all members Is ex s ; pected. - i 9 Adrienne's. All winter coats at j . ono-half price, regardless of cost. ' 275 Cheap dry lumher at Medford J Lumber Co. 237tf S Included nmone the Oreconfans I registered nf Medfrd hotels ore ; I. H. Cednrwnll of Hood Hlvor. ! $ Geo. W. Knltrht of H"Mnrd, Par-. i rei carter of Rllrtlc, M". nnd Mrs. I Oeo C. Bent. W. C. Hem. T. Jf. j I feron. Mr. and Mrs K. W. Ken- Ji dalt of MMton. A. V) I Tent-on r't Corvallls and A. R. WhMel of The Dalle. ! Felt scraps, all colors. 2 Re a j , bunch at tho Fashion Shop. 424 j 1 Medford llldg. Phone 1181. tf i J We double fork our coal no I -1 Iust. Hansen Coal Co. Phone 2Sfl. I ' " ' tr I ..JJtfw. J. J. M unwell of Applegate f I in spending several days In Med t I'ford as a guest at the Hotel llol- 5 land while taking medical treat ments here. Coal by the suck or ton. Tel. j.631. Medford Fuel Co. tf ' A gift for the flower lover, J "Homo Garden Hand nooks." $1 at J Pwern's fHft Shop. I'flo r 1 The exceptional ' Keeping Qualities 6 rinhrer' Milk Bread is the result of the liberal ubo of milk, coupled with years of practical baking: experience. Only six out of the etate cam; Oeorice McIJride today asMUifled registered Ihto yoterilny with the i the duties of his new position an local state auto trnffic bureau, faalcs manager of the t'opco retail Wrestling mutch between Nor- "lore In this city. Mr. McBrlde beck and i:van at the Klallo tin a-j f'rnirr;y llv t .1 in tl-ani .-, I- r. ter Dec. 21. livery Beat a dandy Lay in your supply of croche: 1 "lid embroidery i olluna ut hulf the ( price, ut Kluild's lilB L'luslliR (iui - 1 rtale. - : old, became entangled In a wire; Honks books books! Southern fence at tha dump grounds east Df town Mimilnv miii-iiinL' im,l tucked by a cow, was Injured quite ""I cO'-p. badly before being discovered, ac- i lu .-i at Medford hotelM from curding to Chief of Police (.ThiiH. I I'ortluntl Include Dr. K. (1. Smith. Clause. Accompanying: (lame War.) V. M. i'.lnehart. D. C. Mulhollail. den Hoy Parr, Clause went to the j ". ' Hell, I- It- Katchwell. 1.. It. dump grounds and assisted In re-' Howell, Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Moser. 1 . t ...... , . ' C II ll.,Ul t W fl.,rlU! W II lea-iiiig me ui-i-r, wiucn was uiKcri It was given into the tare of Jim Grieve. Awhlmi.i TldlniK. All ltlnd of hand-paiiued Christ tnas gifts for sal reusonaljlv priced. Jllack sateen pillows and card table covers, handkerchief rases and handkerchief scarfs, lav ender bags, vanitny sets, etc. Phone 390-1, or call 3LT Hut1t Holly HI. 2!i7tf See Charles A. Wing to buy your home. 2X2 Mrs. C P.. Fitzgerald of Dunn mull and W. N. S-egler and J. (. t'ardwell of Mount Khasta were vis it ors in the city yesterday from northern California points. Homemade cakes, fruit cake and nlutn pudding. Marsh Clrocery. Wood all kinds oak, laurel. fir and dry slabs. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. C31. tf ,Mr. and Mrs. I,ee Kwluson and dresses onc-hulf price. 274 l oruanu. wnere snc daughter Knrhuru I.ee of Sacra- Toyland Wonder Hox. contains n hlld 'u'nt tho I"'"1 t,,n d"y Vta inenlo. Cal.. will spend Christmas book and u toy for a little girl or 'ting. with Mrs. Kwinson's mother. Mrs. I boy- So at Hwem'a (lift HhopJ 1-''k nnrt Kev diaries make ap Kw Klfert, and visit relatives un- . Iircclatlve gifts. Bwem'sXiift Shop, til lifter tho holldavs. I Mrs. Clara Kent Welch of He-! "fs Wnnrt ll l,i,lu nu laurel I attle Is the house guest of Mr. nnd Hogtio Hiver high school Inst tlr and dry slabs. Medford FuelM"". W. W. Howard until after Co. Tel. C.11. tf.jChrlslinas holidays. Mrs. Welch's All dolls, toys, wheel goods at hnlf irlc( nlu, , H,ield's l;ig i n)ercial and agricultural nttrac- tlons. Cheap lumber and cedar posth Medford Lumber Co. 237tf Itird baths, $5 to $25, ut .Swim'. Gift Hhop. 2G'J Mr. and Mrs. K. Moore of Jack sonville are tho parents of an eight pound girl, born December 14 ,ut Community hospital. Doors and windows cheap a Medford Lumber Co. 237tf Hemstitching at Russell's, 7o pei 1-yard. Work guaranteel. 2UU' Guests from Washington stnto at Medford hotels include K. K. Kicker of Puyallup, and tho fol lowing from Heattlc: Mr. and Mr. L. E. Bcott, R. O. Finlaywon, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Miller, II. M. South ard, A. F. Uroenough,' Louts 10. Hup rey, Mr. and Mrs. IS. J. McNaugK ton and H. 1!. Hchrafor. 'Don't miss the 1 atul $1.98 hath at the Kmmy Lou Hat Shop In M M Ktoro. 2fl9 Kvniyone, has kodak pictures anil needs an album. Home especially attractive ones for $1 and $2 ni Swem's Gift Hhop. 2C!I Charles Gilbert left H u n d a y morning for Portland whoro he In tends to remain unMI tho middle of tho week on business. ' Flats reduced to $1.98, $2.98, $3 98 and $-1.75, Values to $17.60 You can't afford to miss these bar gains. The Hand Box, 223 12. 6th St. 2C9 Hot, clean coal. Tel. 631. Med ford Fuel Co. U Mrs, R. W. Clancy returned from Seat lie yesterday where she had been for the past six week with her daughter. j Don't miss the $1 and $1.98 hat I at the Emmy Lou Hat Hhop In M. M Storo. 269 Remember the wrestling match at tho Hialto theater Dec. 21st. Comfortablo seats. 272 Fourteen out of 60 new stores to be. opened next spring by tho J. C. Penney company will be in the west, according to word received by tho Portland headquarters of tho company. Tho report followed announcement from the east that the directors had voted to Increase the common stork from 1,250,000 shares now authorized, to 3.000.- 000 shams and to offer the new t nlock t" iii'i-iit nhiirt-hiililitiM In Ihn i-allo tit two k1iiii'ih fur i'iu:h Hhiire now lu-Ul. lk-mBlllchlnn, ?o a yard. Our work BunraiUood. HnndlcruCt Pliop. SOS ItoNt U(nh lump coal. Tel. 631. Moilford Fuel Co. tf K. M. I . .Nulll of UrillllH 1-nnn wiih iinumK JoMeplilne county rowltU'iilN wpi-nillnir yosti-nluy In Mi-ilford. PU-ittt-d lump HlimlPHJn nil nlsi-u. Altrut:tlv unil Inoxpi-imlvo. At Swom'H (.Hft Khop. a9 Don't nil tho 1 nnd 11.93 hut nt the Emmy Lou lint Bhop In M. M. Htoro. 2 Mr. nnd Mrs. Oils Itooth lo(t hy motor Stinduy for Lo .Angeli-, whero tlu-y w ill mpoikI tho hnlMny gnd a liirno portion of tho winter. hot mo writo your firs Inmirnne. Cnii Y. -I'l-nKWiild, Hotel Holland, Phono 8D3. tf Pillow nnd flowor and hnt for Rift at tho llnnit Hon, 331 Knit th St. All hula on tnlo Ua than hair nrleo. , A truckloiid uf ranm-d fruit will ho Kon' to iho Poi-riilHM-hi'i' liimtiltnl In rniiliind dy illtft-iont rluli of Kin;i-iit- for rhrUlmnH rhi-i-r fur tin- ohlldri'n confined there. Oct tlioo fenders and auto hodle trnlKhtoned at Drill' Sheet Metnl Work, opposlta I.ewl Buper Servlef FHatnn. Phone 418. tf.n' nowl t Nat ovenln. S?C Mri. K. c. llrt of Montairue, Cal.. va nmoiiK the out of town hopprr In Medford todny. Thomna Healty Co,, real rafnfv. ' tnmirnneo nnd amnll loan on any- thing of value. Palm Block, corner I Main nnd Front, npatalr. . tf "A Osy nnd Merry. ChrhHmna. r Wife of Mine." Jnat on o( the many relative cards nt Hwem'a lllft Shop. W j baa since been with the Fuller iirusii company ill aieuiuru i"i KInal clrurance of winter hats" leaving this city. He states "hat I continue at Mann's. Special val Jie will move hi fumlly here In aj , 11.45 and 12.45. ss: 72. 1 Adrienne's all velvet and satin ' ,r''"""' one-half price. i Oregon most complete stork. t Hooks of every description. Swem's 1 ... !t,.nrill Illl,, I.V Knelne Hueh V. . Mi'- Mrs. ). r . Hyerly and I child and maid, Mr. and Mrs. D. - ! J- Mcrvin and child. Itoland Hall. ' Airs. v. w. Huert e, i i-rman , wnne, v. a. ana u. t. 'jay- lor j Guaranteed hemstitching, 7CJ Work not drawn Mrs Canoose Sinclair's Dollar Store 247tf Wood all klnda oak laurel fir and dry slabs Medford ruei Co Tel 631 in.,. uhn..iru .ttris. day making out personal tax blanks l l.n unnl I., n.t.nl.n.. ..I county residents who own no real! BHtute but are the possessors of I personal property. The amounts' I down as low as 43 cents, up as J hlijh as several hundreds dollars. ( ' fd have a ttal of approximately H.oo. I Adrienne's all velvet and satin ' daughter. Mir. Betty Welch, who is attending the Pnivervity pf Wash - ington, will Join her mother" hero Friday. They formerly resided In Medford. Give Fuller Brushes for Christ - mas. Tel. 1294-J. evenings. 27o Don't miss tho $1 and $1.98 hats at the Kmmy Lou Hat Hhop In M. M Store. 209 Despite the fact that the wave length of KM Kl, the MaIlTrlbune Yirgln radio station, is the same as several other coast stations, a card was received yesterday from Long Bead., Cal., telling of the re ception of a local program, featur ing Santa Clans. Duo to lheniany stations now on the air, KM KD Iocs not reach out as far as t inerly and by the federal govern- infill Is lemndid us u purely local station, di-simied lo servo only the needs nf the Immediate surround- Final clearance of winter hats .-ontinues at Mann's. Special val ues nt $1.45 nnd 2.45. 288 Adrienne's. C'holco of any hat up tq $22.50 for $4.95, 274 ; An innovation, insofar as south central Oregon Is concerned, has; hecn Introduced on Klamath high- ways-to j)i-otect motorists from accidents on slippery curves dur ing the winter season. Sand and fino screening. were spread on curvcM of the Hoyden mountain atul GreensprlngH mountain grade of the Ashland Klamath Falls highway and the Hand Creek moun tain grade of The Dttllcs-f aliforuia highway. From 12 to 14 inches of show has fallen at the summits of Hand Creek, Hayden ami Green springs mountains during the re cent storm. Tho highways are clear, but slippery on steep grades. Klamath Herald. Bowl at Nat evonlngs. 20 Hemstitching, nose mending, pleating and button making. Han dicraft Shop, phone 72. l3tf United States Postal Inspector T. Jefferson of Spokane, Wash., s spending u short lltno In Medford on official business. Kmmn Cllno's Beauty Shop open very evening until Xmns eve. 274 A sot of 18 rose optic drinking classes for $1.95 at Swem's Gift Shop. 269 Bounty warrants wero issued nt he county clerk's office today and yesterday to Milroy Charley of Cli max, threo coyotes: Tillman King f Hilt, four bobcats; L. M. Watch of Iiike Creek, one bobcat: W. H. Ferguson of Gold Hill, seven bob cat.. f Free dunce Saturday night. De comber 22hd, nt Merrick's dance pavilion. Popular and old llmo music. 274 Coal by the sack or ton. Tel lit. Mortforc! Fuel Co. tf A murriuKe HcetiNO wiih tunned nt the county clerk' office yoHierduy to Arthur Kastlnnd, 21, of Dorrls. Oil., nnd Mildred June. 20, of; Talent. A Into shipment from New York of beautiful table and floor lamps Just received at Swem's V.ift Shop. sen Struyed Small bay pony, weighs about 1100 pounds, with near on face. Liberal rewnrd for return. Cinder pleaso notify Mail Tribune office or Phono SH8-X. tf II. P. Jcwetl and Kthel Fleischer of Central Point, K. C. Carter of Hobuo ltlver, O. II. Miller of Tal otit and Henry Farmer of Jack onvillo t-oro amonff the visitors In Medford yestorday. . Photos will bo through tho malls safely If enolosod In double streiiKth msllllm envelopes, carried In '4f aiies at Swem's Olft Shop. SiV Suitable Christmas gifts. Ony holiday hats, Rnjah pongee scarfs In exquisite Paisley colorings, cors age flowers and tnew Hollywooo erry boutonnlere'. Mlsa Taylor, 43 So. central. ;71 Vanity In womankind aometlnies never disappears with the advance of passing years. Chief of Police McCredlo learned recently when a woman, perhana well over 50 years of ago, filled out an auto collision report blank. Sho filled In all the necessary information and follow ed the chief's Instructions In the proper way In writing the report. On coming to the age of the driver the woman hesitated a moment, her hand trembled slightly and she wrote, "over in years." -Muy youf cigars for Christmas glfta from Hotel Medford cigar stand. iJinfo iMoclt of all leading brands. ! . of tttiile auto registration bureau. 'I WriiUL'ht Iron end tables. Kpec- lully pricra at 11.50. Hwem'a um Hhup, 2S! nuance A 1DO per cent urged to be present tonight at the """ ""am or directors of the Medford Chamber of Commerce. This will bo tho ...st -nieetlng of the year, and h number of important subjects will Sht up for discussion. ; be lruUK Fancy boxed handkerchiefs, rca- i sonably pric ed 42 Ho. t'entral. ilandicrfat Hlion, 27 liemxftiiching, 7c a yam. Our w orK guaranteed Handicraft Whop town visiting friends and shopping yt,fiUrt,"y for tno flrHt tlme Hinte Hnc t-ontracicu u severe case of 1,11 HVer lwo wpells ko. Although ; Mtm weak, she is improving rapidly. Guests at local hoteU from Port - land Include J. L. Swain, B. r. ! Monev holders for Christmas elv- ; Twenty-five different kinds at WCm lllll rillOl). L'dy" ""' " rntitlllie.s duo to Industrial accidents in Oregon dur- in8 tho week ended December 13. accoraitig to tne state industrial Ilest Utah lump coal. Tel. 631. Medford Fuel Co. tf Mrs. (lien Kabrlck returned yes- "uruny ing.ii eveneu .ne oasKet- 1,nl' KCUr' wl,h tiranl Pass by de - ff'Ilttng the high school team ' of ' lhat u' ln " game, by a score of 22 to 20. Grants Pass was not l'hiylng up to its full ability I Rnt seemed to lack "pep," accord- ' '"P to ,hp Pp'tntors. KUitame (.'nristmas guts. Goy holiday hats. Rajah pongee scarfs ln exquisite Paisley colorings, cors - A. t Hart of I.lvinKton. Mont. J and Charles poudrier of Viciorla. H. C, were among- the motorists from a distance who rriciatered to-; day at the local branch of the out j age flowers and new Hollywood from 9 to 10 p. m.. and these holi berry boutonnlere. Miss Taylor, day programs will no douht draw a 42 So. Central. 27 1 Joe Gravelle of Portland, who Hnpnt several days In Medford on business, left last night for He- nttle, where he will .spend the holi- days with friends. That good coulluw In ash. Han- sen rnnl Co. Phone 239. XV Among tho Californlan register crt 1,1 I'"'"'" Ml', nnd Mrs. S. UoKert: and H. K. RoKers,of Azura, Mr. and Mrs. V. 11. Dennis, "f " Dh'B". Art RubboII of Sac- ramentr), F. M. liydler of Stockton. "d Air: J. r . crarts or Han Never before such art array of i,,.,,,,,,,,,., ,. A ,. ,,ii,,.n,i nt Swem's Gift Hhop. (Jf Beautiful hundniado handker chiefs. Handicraft Hhop. 270 Mrs. J. H. Goswlck of Medford nuH visiting, at Grunts Pbh for several days with her' sistlef, , Mrs. Augu-t 5attlln. ) Hose mending, runners removed and snags worked back. Handi craft Hhop. 21litf Med ford's most complete gift store. Hfm's fJ'ft Son. ?fW Miss Klhcl WhlUukur, who re sides with her parents on Liberty street, Is now employed ln the ex clusive shop at Medford owned 'by Miss Kthelyn B. Hoffmann. Atlh land Tiding. j Fancy boxed handkerchiefs, rea sonably priced. Handicrfat Shop. 42 Ho. Central. 270 Dr. James W. Kramer will de liver his final addrvwi ut tho Bap tist revival at 7:30 tonight, speak ing on 'V hat I Knew AboutJ Aimee. tie leaves lomgm for his homo in Denver. Pythain Sisters card party at K. P. hall. Thursday, Dec. 20th. 8 p. m. Bridge and five hundred. 271 R. Geary of the Copco electric appliance store at Klamath Falls is a visitor here today on his way to Chicago to spend tho holidays. Final clearance of winter hatff continues at Mann's. Special val ues at $1.45 and $2.45. 269 No decisions affecting cases from Juckson1 comity wero handed down today by the supreme court. NO TRACE FOUND OF otvitlistandlii(! Ilio efforts of the pollco department and the sher- Iff's office. I. It. Millard la still without his Nash automobile which waa stolen ono evening last week while parknd In front of the Chris tian church structure. To make mattors worse for Mr. Millard, ho learned, following the theft of the ear, Hint his theft Insurance had expired n short t Into before. Duo to tho stolen car having had California license plates. It will probably be difficult lo lncato It. A car stolon recently In Ashland from L. E. Day also ban not yet been located and, Ilka Mr. Millard's car, It had Colifornla licenses. Tho tulotriobllo stolon from B. O. Scrlpter 10 days ago while park ed near the'postot'flco, was located last week in Kl Paso. Texas, and Its occupants, a man and a woman, are being hold there as the al leged thieves. It is probable that tho car will he sold In Kl Paso due to the ex pen so Incurred In bringing It hack to MeiKord. , STEVKX8 Funeral services for, the late. Sylvester 8. 8tevens. well known resident of near Phoenix. Who passed away Saturday, a no tlce nt which appeared In the Sun day Issue of this Bauer.- will be held at the new Conger chapel on West Maiu etreef at i p. m. Wed nesday with Ror. Wood bridge I. Johnson, pastor of the Phoenix Christian church, officiating. In terment will lx In Phoenix renin. Obituary very. , FOR PYTHIAN LODGE DUR!NG COMING YEAR J is; Talisman Lodge No. 31. Knights f Pythias, held a very Interesting neet)nK , .-.,, in ..i,areB r a minimum prison sentence of 20 "1 ?, ' , "arBR OI : years for slrangllug to death his "F "" CI ' i 5-year-old sweeth.rt because he i.t''J.VJl'. " W 'o kiss him. 7., ' " ,..., mi ; VSaUve out.lne of actlv.t.e, for ' ir'9 embraelns thre nbleetive J wprn niltllnerl. The nrnirrnm u-UI 'be formally presented to the mem - i borship at the first meeting nivlit I in janunrjr when he new olficera . .. ,.wn..u ."vluu a m,,- ship Increase of 20 per cent, the restoration to the active list of a large numuer oi memDers who nave ''('fn suspended lor non-payment m du?H. nti the co-operation of the 1 loKe with the health preservation ! service adopted by tho supreme Hodgo at its last session and made ! available to all members of the or - ": lHIMieB. der and their (amllieu. r,i .m.i ois.eis aim nuimu-, " P've their next card partv net Tuesday nitht and the Knights will "-s . h--. variety of entertainment. 1 . The radio public of southern Oregon Will be interested to hear ! of the special Christmas program? I to be presented by the California Oregon Power company tonight j nnd Tuesday, December 25th. The Copco people have built up an ex- 1 eeneni reputation ror tne nign class i radio programs whleh they present 1 during Copco hour every Tuesday large audience of listcnors-in ' Tonight's program will feature William Lee Greenleaf. noted Shakespearian actor. In Dickens' "Christmas Carol." one of tho best loved of nil Dickens' works. Wedding Bells Miss Mary Meier of Lozler Lane. well known local gii'l. was man-leu ; - " ' ; V at the Catholic church in Juck- "nvHle to Frank Holzgang of Prospect, In the presence of IlltllUr IIIIU It Ml it t1?. J IIG IllUi.'S- sive rng cert-mony was useo r under a bower of flowers. The ht,i rn( m White and was particularly beautiful with the long v u a i n g veil. The bridegroom wore a dark suit of attractive des gn. Tho bride is a daughter of Mrs. Caroline Meier of this city and the bridegroom is employed by Oallfnrnla Oregon Power com puny ut prospect, whero tho couple ..ni make their permanent .home. George Holzgang brother of the bridegroom, 1 and Miss Margaret Holzgang, a elster, were attend ants. t'urrt or Thank. V e wish to thank those who were so kind nnd thoughtful to us in our recent bereavement in the loss of our loved one. Also for tho many beautiful flowers. Mr. J. II. Grim. Mr. nnd Mrs. Oaseboer, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hoss, 270 Mr. nnd Mrs. Hubbard. KLAMATH KAIXS Actual con struction of first two units of clty'a trunk sewer system started recently. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY; KOIt 11KXT r.-rnnm house, fur-! nlslied. MR W. 2nd. Tel. 1231.! KOH SAI.10 Thoroughhred Kra-j lish hull pupili-H. W. M. riatl. Central I-o'nt. Inquire Herman-; son' Keen Store. 271 ; STKAYED Krom my lilticc on Jacksonville hUhwny. llec. 17lh. one liny mure, weight 1200: has llnlter. Notify I. A. Dew. I'lloiu 7 nil-J. 2B'.itf" Kill! UKNT 4 - room modern j house, 2. Phone 910-1.. 271 H-AXTKP 20 tiers range Wood I cut. Phone 6311 -.1-3. 2,1 KOIt KAI.K Nice young heifer. soon fresh. Lust house on rililit. extension of ho. l'eiu'h. J, Ii. Shaffer. 27t KOIt SAl.K One roRlslcrod Jersey - b'lll. sweepstiiko nrlire at county fair, and scvi-n pii;s. Inquire at Scliulcr raiu-ii of ie5 V. Mnin Si. 2ntr KOH 1SK.NT 2-room furnished apartment, fully modernt adults, 215 "West Jackson. 275 VOn SALK 12-in. fir wood. $3 : Her; 12 and 1 t-ln. black oak and : laurel. J3.76 tier; 16-in. fir. M.tO tier; i-it. ir, s cord. Phono : , "4, Jacksonville. 27iJ ' row TIEXT Furntvbed B-room -; house, modern. Phone 1122-u .:: FOR SALE l.inch mansanlta , wood, on pavement or delivered. I mi u I re at Klrkpatrlck Confer. I tlonei-y. Jacksonvllli-, tire. 7 j IKIM KSTEA lS -A few dandy re. i llnqulshments: wood, fnrm lands nnd timber. Emmelt I'Conger. South Park St.. Orants paaa. Ore. ' PSYCHOMHSV THE WOMAN WITH i: THE RADIO MIND THE X-KAY EYE 1'aycholoKtcnl medium and char - acter analyst. Thoroorhlv nro- flclent In her profeaskin and dif- feresit. Hero for a short while. Hours r. m. to a p. m. daily: not open Sundays. North Pacific highway, studio at Crows Apart- ments. third house north of Owl flllllMC atatlon. Phone 4K.'-H. be- vi LuinL i r.uui nifiu unj JM FOR CHRISMS: i ! E . I c 'sz I 3 i ween I" and for i-UKSi-emenla p" ! SWEETHEART TO STAY IN PRISON 20 YEARS l . I XKW YOHK. Dec. is. uPi ; 17-ycar-old school boy today ( ic-.i ; Vincent Itlcv I . 'n c pk'uilcd guilty to Kecontl ilcuree yes- I terday in Hichmond county court Ulf,Pr th 8lnte nad r' it? 1 hiH tHul for iurtltf " th first degree, growing out of the slaying of Alice Jo o.st In her mother's home In Port Hichmond, Ktaten Island, last month. The sentence which will bepro nounced Thursday is mandatory under the Haunies law. -with no imiu.r unm me mini- I mum htts tet'n Herved. f Alienists testified that the boy j w" abnorinul but was legally sane, I "nil that he had acquired a strict 1 moral code as a result of intense ..,,.. ORTLAXi Ore.. Dec. 18 Five large plumbing und heating contracting firms have effected a consolidation and will begin opera tion January 2 as the Plumbing Heating Sales corporation, capital ized at $250,000. The announce ment vtas made today by George CI. Root, president of the new or ganization. The firms merging are the Alas ka Plumbing & Heating company. W. T. Finnigan company. Fox & company, Hastorf-Lord, Inc., and Siandnrd Plumbing & Heating company. The Noted Dead L.ONDON", Dec. 1 3. Prin- ! cesrf Clara de WIMcnberg Hatz- j fclilt died today. She was the . former Clara M. Campbell, adopted' laughter of Collis P. Huntington, j oi ;nuw ioi'k, ami wiuow oi russian nobleman. Pr ncesa Hatzfeldt died from heart attack superinduced by neumonia. Tiie princo!"! was childless and ! eft no beiis to the largo fortun' -i which she inherited from Mr.! Huntington, but it is understood i that she was godmother to many friends. I Fights Last Night HOLVOK K. Mass. Lcs Paluso. Salt hake t'ity, stopped Krankltf LaFaye, Albany. N. Y.. (U. WICHITA, Kans. lied Kitzsim mons, Los Angeles, knocked out Sully Montgomery, Fort Worth, Tex., (8. Sell Surplus Poultry. AMES, la. P) Kxtension spec ialists of Iowa State college kuk prest that surplus poultry be sold now rather than be crowded Into pens to await the usual "first mow fall." OvercrowdlnK. they say, re sults in heavy hiss from disease and from such Injuries as broken' whins, broken le.cs, and bruised bodies. Marrlctl 7:t Yonra. PKTKltBORu. mil. w, Joshua Anderson. 112, ami Mr.i. Anderson. 93, of Anderson's Island In Murray township, recently celebrated their ?3ril wedding anniversary. These Drug Stores are open nights this week: Jarmin L Woods James McNair Pharmacy West Side Pharmacy rnnM gllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllM Listen In On "Copco" Hour Tonight! The California Oregon Power Company Presents WILLIAM LEE GREENLEAF Noted Shakespearian Actor In DICKENS 'CHRISTMAS CAROL" We take great pleasure in presenting this attractive Christ mas program to our many customers and friends and will appreciate any comments you may have t offer. sz: S r S The California Oregon Power Company 1 J'fy TODAY mOW lf-Al-V Wednesday ALL MEDFORD PRAISES GILBERT'S GREATEST ROLE S Women are his k I IThe most daring 1$, jf 1 j and ardent of all 'Cr 1 1 3 Also . Admission tT VI 2 acts of r: Mats. - 10 & 35 I IS J,TALKIES" Eves. - 25 & 50 1 i i - and the Coming Thursday E yj TALKING JEWS RlEL ' "The Midnight Taxi" 6 Changes in l Train through stage to San Francisco Southern Pacific oilers transportation to fit your plans. Train and mocor-coacli combine to give the upmost in travel convenience. To Portland l-euves Ar. Portland "Shasta" - - - 11:45a.m. 10:40 p.m. "uregcuinn - - "Silver-Gray SttiKO - "Shasta" "Oregonlan" "Silver-dray Stucc To Coos The "Shasca" from here connects with motor-coach leaving Roscburft 4:40 p.m. to Marshfield. To Klamath Falls Eureka Lv. Medford . . 9:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Ar. Klamath Falls 12:15 p.m. 4:15 p.m. 7:45 p.m. Motor-coach leaves Grants Pass for Eureka 9:40 a.m. every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. kA network of "Stiver Grays" These fine motor-coaches cover western Orcpon. Jn M Addition to Pacitic Highway travel branches radiate out from such centers as Salem and Albany to Monmouth, ' -. , Independence, Newport, Lebanon, D.illas, Falls City, .. Siivcrton. Motor-coaches call at Medford Hotel and S. P. Depot OFFICES. rdord. Grants Pass. Roseburg. Klamath FuIU . Yrelta. Dunsmulr-Californi Service (i:23p.m. 8:00 a.m. 7:30 a. ni. S:35 .p. m. To Sun Francisco Leaves Ar. San rVanclsco 7:10 p.m. 10::i0a.m. 10:40 a.m. !i:40 p. ni. 7:30 a. in. 2:20 p.m. Bay Points J. C. CARLE, Agent Phone 34 - Otcjod .... i 7