Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 20, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextO O MEDFORD, OH KdOX. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, TIll'K'SDAY. DKcKNlKKU lilt. lifJS PAGE FWh EXPECT 10 SUBMIT LIST OF JUROTlS JANDART It is nut likely thut the Jury ' list lor tin- com. UK year will bu cumpk-tcu hy Hit county clerks office for submission to the coun ty court for final uppruval. much , before the middle of January. The clerk s office is now prun ing from the list of names com mittee, all who have served upon a jury within the last two years, a- they are exempt. The list when completed, will consist of about SUM names. 1 The next term of the circuit court is scheduled for the third .Monday In February, with Judue ehct II. I). Norton of drains Pass upon the bench, anil I'roseculor elect (iconic A. L'oddinit. apK-ar-Iiik for the stale. To date, most of the matters scheduled, are civil and equity cases. lloutine court matters are being handled dally by .ludite Thomas. The new officers will be sworn into office .Monday. January The newly elected officials are 'Circuit Judse II. D. Norton and I'l osecutor Ucurite A., Codillnti. The re-elected officials are Coun ty Clerk Delilah Stevens Meyers, Sheriff llulph JenninKS. School Superintendent Susanne H o in e s Carter, Commissioner Victor llur sell, anil Assessor J. IS. Coleman and Treasurer A. C. Walker, who were elected without opposition. County Judne Alex Sparrow, who is rilling out by appointment, the turn of the late W. J. llaitzell, ami was also elected without op 4 position, will also be sworn in. An All Family Christmas Gift "The problem tt sclvetlng the ideal ;ill family, lusting Christinas Mift has been jsulved with the per ffeting of the all electric AC radio roc-elver," says It. S. Junes uf the ?i usie Box, authoi'izU Crosley dealer In .Medford. "Wblle radio sets have long been popular hh family Christmas pres enis," continued .Mr. Jones, "the upkeep cost and ihu bother of bat teries ban euuned tho Joy of sets tiuimht in December, to fade with each subsequent failure of the A battery, with enoh arid ruined rug or with 'nrh tint lay for new It but teries. AVlih the electric radio set these handicaps are withdrawn. "The ease of operation featured by Crosley sets, also amplifies their acceptance as all family gifts. Single, Illuminated dial control and on and off switching are as easily operated as a floor lamp. "For the family already supplied with a good electric radio receiver. 1 suggest purchase of a good pow er dynamic speaker. It can be used wit h a i most any modern radio set." One of the many emupUmentury letters received by .M r. Jones of the Music Box. was from Edward Smith of Medford. who wrote: "On September l!Uh I purchased from your iirm an alt electric 8-tube Crosley radio set and have had remai sable success in tuning in distant st at inns. On November 7. I tuned in JOAK. Tokio, Japan, and the reception was so clearthat until I hoard the station an nouncement I thought I had some close coast station. Other stations I have tuned in on successfully were. VB1 Charlotte. t S. C. WBHM a ltd U'KNR. Chicago." Good News for Last Minute Brcphy's Lawrence's Jewelry Store Office Stationery & Supply Co., "Your Office Boy" Fay E. Diamond, Jeweler o Model Clothing Store 1LIQAY PARCEL FLOOD CROWDING While the Christmas reels uro still arriving hikI departing in great volume, the incoming parcels ; from all partK or the United States : are sreatly increaaiiiK dally, yester day's special parcel carryinn train j fiom Portland hrinirfnt? hi nrer half a carload of such packages and also much first-class mall. This after- noon's Knecial train wuh cxnected to bring much more than that. Along with the outgoing and greatly increased number of Incom- ing parcels the first class mall, cor- sisting or ( hrlKtmas letters and cards, is beginning to reach the lo cal ; tost of fire, both from local mail ing and from Incoming points in great volume, which is expected to increase daily. Already three times the quantity of first class t'hifstmas mail over that sent out last year has heen received at the Medford postofftcc. It has been noted at the Medford posoff.ee since tho Christmas mail ing started that uu-chIs are beiiK sent out insured by Medford peo ple in gteiit cr volume than ever before. Radio Program KMED Mall Trlbuue-Vlrsin Station Thursday DccomlH.' 20. yys.o isiy. to ti:l"i p. m. Ye Towne Crier. G:15 to fi::in Mail Tribune, news nnd -markets. !'.::I0 to 7 Hunt's Craterlan. 7:3K to H Lamport's Toy Store. S to It Ka r m B u ren u . Frltluy, lec. SI. !t:3U to 1U Clood Will Adv. 10 to iu:30 S. O. Klectiic. lo:::o to 11 M. M. Dept. Store. 11 to 11:30 Jaeque Lennox, milliner. 11:30 to 12 Drophy's Jew- elry. 12 to 12:30 Sanderson Mo- ! tor Co. 12::iU to 1:30 Palmer Music 1 louse. 0:30 to 0:15 Ye Towne Crier. 6:15 to G:30 Mail Tribune news and markets. 7: SO to S Lamport s Toy Ml ore. to ft Board, M ;dford llealty Barnes. : Local Firm Sells 1 1 ry J .O " J rV W . eea IjrinCfer j We rail spt-rhi ; attention of our j farmer and st tick men renders to the ad of the W. W. feed grinder elsewhere In this paper; for which ! the K. It. White Machinery Co., i of 23 N'tirtb Kir street are agents. . It turns alfalfa, oat, ear corn, maize, barley and other grain and j roughage into h balanced feed that ' has a third more feed value than ! In the rough. The w. W. grinders are made in I six sizes, with Timken tapered I bearings. Alemlte-Zerk lubrication and Ituckwtmtl pullles. INTO Thursday, Friday and Saturday Nights and CHRISTMAS EVE till 9 o'clock I Daily Kdeorolegical Report 1 , . ..Thursday. December iU 1 I , Foracatts j I Meilfurd HUd vicinity: Clouily to i night nnd Friday: probably rain or; snow Friday. Slichtly warmer. ' Lowest tonight about -a. " ' Oregon: Fair east, cloudy west i portion tonlirht and Friday, heeom-1 i Idk unsettled over west portion 1 'with rain or miow Friday. Slightly. ! warmer. Local Data. Temperature (IeK.) ... 35 : UiRhoiU tUst 12 hra.).. lit i Lowest (l-ast 12 hrs.).. 20 :t5 Rl- humidity (Pet.) I State of weather - Clear Clear i Lowest temperature this morn rees. fng 19 degree. Total precipitation since .Sept. 1, 19JM, 4.71 inches. Sunset today. 4:42 p. m. Sunrise Krlday, 7: n. ni. Sunset Friday. 4:43 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. 12Cth Meridian Time CITY Baker City L'O Bismarck 2 Boise 24 Denver 30 Des Moines 24 S Clear Clear Clear Clear P. Cdy. Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Fog'y ('lear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Fogy Cloudy Cloudy CI ear $ 18 14 28 12 48 2S Fresno Helena Los Angeles Marshfield .. Phoenix ......... 4S GO 60 G2 Portland .....w...... 44 Red Bluff : Its Kosehurg X(! Salt I-aUc City.. 24 San Francisco Tr Santa Fe 22 Seattle 3 Spokane .'10 Walla Walla .... 30 Winnlicg 2(i 30 2li 12 44 i 32 2t 2S -1G L. W. DICK. MeteoroIc;lst. Hopeful of upsetting Moose Nor beck of Portland, northwest wrest ling champion, from his hl ;h perch Art Evans, the Cherokee Indian wrestler, has been Koine through j heavy workouts for his match to morrow night at the Hialto theatre with Norbeck, who weighs 227 pounds to Kvans' weight of 225. Both men are of practically the same build and each has had con siderable experience In the wrest i line ring. I Kvans has been boast inn some- what of his skill and it remains for I Norbeck to show the local public: i how good the Cherokee really is. The present match is ono which may he regarded as one ol several to find a worthy contender for Kd (Stran-Jlerl Lewis, who may be brought back to Medford in the next month or two. Norbeck, hav ing wrestled continuously the past season, Is in tho pink of condition nnd is dotcrniine1 that no red man j will catch him off his guard. In the semi-windup Tommytyan j is prepared for Young Clotch and in the preliminary Cecil Barrlck is ready for Curly Woods. ! Tickets are now on sale at the Ttialto. ?i lis As a Convenience to Holiday 1 Medford Pnarmacy o - Jarmin & Woods Drug Store East SjjJe fiarmacy West Side Pharmacy Al Piche Strang's Drug Store COUNTY OFFICIALS ED TODAY i PORTLAND County officials in attendance at ) state conventions at Portland this r week returned this morning with j the exception of Assessor J. B- Coleman, a member of the tax j commission still in session. They j were County Jitdge Alex Sparrow,1 Commissioners Victor Bursell and Oeorge Alford. and County Clerk j Delilah Stevens Meyer. I Judge Sparrow. Immediately j after his return started to function j and married a couple from Vreka, Calif., after hearing reports on juvenile delinquency, and a widow whose pension u apt to be discon tinued. "The county judges had a fine convention, its conventions go," Ktilil Judge Sparrow," and 1 found out that Jackson county. In com parison with other counties of the state has no troubles at all. From what I heard, I would guess thut every county in the state Is worse off than Jackson county. They all had a hard luck story to tell." Welfare workers of the county reported to Judge Sparrow on the status of a number of local needy cases. S. P. SPECIAL AGENT 10 V. D. Miles, special agent for the Southern Pacific, who was formerly stationed at Koseburg. has transferred his official head qua rt ers to Kugeno, a ml left for thut el'y today to take possession of bis new office, after completing some work in Modford. Ho has spent the past few days in the county investlKating tho de struction of bond wire and signal glasses along the railroad which occurred recently. The work was said to bo thut of n group of chil dren living near the railroad, and a prosecution of the case was dropped when a settlement wan reached with the parents of the young offenders. Sparkling Beverage For Christmas Day On Christmas day, both for the "feayt" and in the afternoon and evening, when the family is gath ered around the cheerful fire, lis tening to the mush: owr the ratlin, and wlru your friends drop in to exchange greetings, you can ex press -the warmth of your feelings by. serving - "Cmiadu Dry,'' the champagne of ginger abs. There is no moro sparkling, bubbling pleasing Christmas beverage. t 'anada Dry is made of finest quality Jamaica ginger and other pure Inerfdh'nts and can be ord ered from your groer or dri""1--4 and is served at all soft drink stands. TO GIVE NORRIS PLAYi A Christmas pluv. "Ftankln - c..nnn onrf Mvnli " f-.im ilo non N RETURN FROM ill ' KD V IB Modtorri'H well-known wrltor of dlo nliivs MIhh Helen NoitIh, Willi ho urondeaHt tonight over K(IO, bued on a human Intercut themoithc lay will he broudcam Friday: 1 Oakland, Cal.. trom 8:30 to ::i(l.and Includes Hvo characters, with night from KOA, (lenetal Kleetrlc 'niwl will ilmihl lessl v be heard by 1 1 he Bettlnff en ii farm ill i 'hrlst mas I stat Ion al Denver. Colo. I Gift Buyers These Stores Will QPE1S The Toggery Larry Schade, Since 1918 Lee's Men's Shop Oriental Art Store & West Side Variety Store Weeks & Orr, The Toy House McPherson's Clothing Store . Let's Give Dad a New R. C. A. RADIOLA for Christmas Will he like it? You KNOW he will. No matter what his mood, no matter what his taste, Ra diola enriches his hours with sports, music, the mark ets, politics, religion, the drama. Make it one splendid present from .ALL the family, this year. You will find just what you want in the Radiola line, both battery and lighting circuit operated sets in small and in console models. And the price is designed to meet every requirement, Radiolas from $82.75 up. Come in and look over the entire-line. Or telephone and we will arrange for a home demonstration of the model you prefer. Palmer Music House Main and Bartlett "WE SELL .HAPPINESS" Telephone 788 CLAYTON ISAAC . W. H. FLUHRER rn-jtho big niHjonty of southern urn- Bon radio liHtonei'H. i no nmi m The Popular "60" In rich tone quality, power and seloc tivity, the new R. 0. A. Radiola "60" offers the finest in radio reception. Let the "60" solve the gift problem for the entire family. time Showing that MIhh Nuri'lH ninyn aro ot morn until ubuiu worm S hoppers In j&J - - 1 IIKKDHPOIIT. Private roadway leaVllng from Port of Umpqua dock to Heuthern Pacific. vUht of way will he Improved Immediately.