Medford mail tribune., December 21, 1928, Page 7, Image 7

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UBtKATE RD8BE
wintc
Ki'siilvntB of the area between
ContniloPoint aud' the, cross roads
Tiuar the lyfoee liriilse arc cireu
UitinK petitions askliiK the enmity
court to authorize the construction
t a bee-line hiithway between the
Hybee bridse and the Vaeiflc high
way at a point near Ihe C. T. Swee
ney Kate. The petition (save been
widely signed and will receive the
atMilion or the county eouit early
irs January.
- The petitions In effect request
that tho present Biddlo road he
straightened and the new road tap
a large section of Bear creek bot
tom land. The ptilloners set
forth that at present they have to
i iumoj- via Central Point and that
the new road would cut between
(wo and one-ralf and three miles
Com their travels aud shorten the
distance to this city that much.
i-ii! ires will be presented tn the
county court to show that between
auou and own tons per annum
would pass over tho roiul and rtiat
there would be about th same num
ber of hauls of bay, dairy products iHoslim store, and Constance Tul
and fruit. They further elaim that ! maduc nf the films planned ti
this tonnage would be increased he married was described as-"un
witn t l-o construction ol the new likely in dispatches from Nice, cruelly, specifying ju-ts in tbeir
roari as- asked. i France where the TalmadKCS .Santa .Monica. Calif., homo and
If the county court approved the ! X o r m a. Constance and theii in Chicago. A money settlement
.plan it would mean the erection of mother, are v ntering. ' was made out of court,
a new brid.te across Hear creek. I --- r-- - -- 1
nnd the usual delay in the secnrlnj;
of a right, of way. some of it liv
condemnation proceedings more
than likely. . The bridge over Hear
creek at Central Point is, close to
the condemnation point.
As soon us the petitions have i
Tin scvt'iuh aninml t 'bvistinaH
(jitrty of tin- Cn.tn !:cruii will
tul;1 )ku-n loiniiniiw at'tornnun at
llllnrlty hall. I'lfimriUlnus an
hcimr mailt tu t aki i-an i'f nearly
an kiililii'.s aihl ftunmlUft's huvo
bi'tn wurkins ililigcntly o assure
that i-vt'ry yminjrsti-r has a motttl
; time. Thf iriKiain will start
, promptly at p. m. unit Satita
Clans is seln-dultHt lu appear at I ho
i-hisf i tho "biK show." (lifts and
favors will ho tlisirilmti'd by Santa
and his staff of helpers to all tho
oh i Id ron. This is tho sovonth
' Christmas party to bt Kivon by tin
i Co poo employes club" and In ac
rortlanco with the usual policy of
tho forum it will bo finanoed eit
i tirely by the Copcu employes with
j utit any outside assistance ,j
I'Hiisitiiit'ts laiinaime.
CllK'AfiO, I lee. - I . iA't A re-j Not eher, whose father founded
the dopurtment- store of which
Nefhor's brother Charles now is
president, was dlvoreed yesterday
by Mrs. (iertrude Netoher who was
a seroeii actress at the time of
her marriage in lJllll. .Sht i; harmed
: port published here thnt Towns
end Net cher. part owner of the
Cow With Ostrich
Appetite Found at
Michigan College
Obituary
; XVAUvKR 'Word was rooeived
j today itf the death of Win. i.
lieen prosentert to the county court I aikor, rather or a. c. walker,
the county engineer will he in-; ,M,unt treasurer, at 5 o'clock this
F.tiucted to report on th practi-i in,,rnIn :it
ciibility and feasibility ol' the pro-1 Deceased was born in Wisconsin
posed road and the mini bin of poo-: April 13, ism having crossed the
pie it would Hprv'e and the prob
able cost of construction.
and settled at Minneapulis, where
he resided until coming to Med
fortl to be with his daughter seven
yours afjo. In Minneapolis, Mr.
Hharp served as one of the foremen
in the manufacture of the well
It n own M u tiK i n r w ea r .
U may be truly said that he
has lived an upright Christian life,
llefore coming to Medford he was
a member of the ConxiVKfttional
j plains with his parents in an ox ehuroh at Minneapolis, but upon
drawn wagon in 1S:"2, taking six ; arrival here united with the
months to make the trip. The - Methodist Episcopal church and
i family settled on an SO-acre 'tract ! served faithfully until his last de
j that is now the business section of ' olininjj days. He leaves one dauuh-
i'ortlaml, afterward moving to a for. Mrs. Minnie leino of this city,
ranch near tiorvais, now Waeonda, and two grandchildren, I Miss Heine
Oregon. or .Modtord and Airs. A. iJiir-
! Mr. Walker was widely known ; h),m "r leveret!. Wa.h.. ami one
around Wooilburn havinir been : K.eat-Kl'undson. Viclta" I.elioy JJur-
rural mail i-iii-rioi- theV.. for fifteen ! I-'- Also four nieces and three
' . J yearn. He lived in ihe Willamette ' nimhews. two of whom tiro known
Tho Uolidav spirit in Medford valley since cumin to OreKon. He i hre. Amy h Urittain of Medford
whh apparent 'lastmht as crowds i '"" to a kh-hi many in , and Ur. K- O. cosnmn, Minneap-
ot alioppers in qufiHt )f Chritttmas ;M'Hirnrd. Inivin visited hero a ! olis.
Kiru continued to throm; the tore I in",lln'' (r linu's- 1 h" wm:un ilt llu' ""'Ker
until cliiMinie time ' t Survlvlnu the deceased an lus funeral parlors ami arrangements
Ul AieULOltl. M. IE. Ill iiiiiHium.i-u mii-i.
K A S T LANS1XU. Mich
Dee. L'l . The Koat ami
the ostrieh, famed for their
jrast ronomiea L idiosyncracles,
have a rival in the placid
bovine, which in the wildest
fliuhis of imagination, never
has been suspected of eating
rooks and barbed wire.
When experimental c o W
No. LMO. a five-year-old ll'ol
stoin .tluit had raised twin
calves, wns slaughtered at
Michigan State college, her
reticulum or ' second - stom
ach" was foind to Contain
nails, rocks three kinds of
hcipws, barbed wire, 'baling
wire, two washers, a ball
bearing, a lilt shot, and va
rious other metals. ; j
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it.
SAl.KM, Oro., Doc. L' I . (Pi The
Hiate reolaimttioii commission will
today b, lotiliested by a deleyatiun
from the K la math Irrigation ilis
tritt to yivo its support to an ef
fort to t;('t loMislation thimmh ton
y ve-i , maUim: possible a mit to
inash the hold of the California
(Mvuon Power eompnny on I'ppor
1 lama i h lake ;tnd the power ca
nals alonj; Link river.
It is desired thnt legislation bo
enat-ted authorizim; the federal
government to be mailt a defend
ant tu a suit against ( ho power
company. Tho district seeks to
I rea k a ;V-yoar leasehold of t he
power company on the I'ppor lake
damsite. obtained by contract with .
the fedora 1 reela nut t ion eomm is
slon. and also tn break the tit le
of the power company on the ca
nals whieh were sold to the com
pany by the government.
A resolution favoring the legis
lation was adopted by the Oregon
reclamation eoniire.-- at its meelinr.
hero nccnily.
COLO WW
i Ai LEAST SATURDAY
li A K K U - llavohon Theaters,
hit , chaugt'M hands, itaphono
o'tnipineni will be inslalle.l.
C(tjriL(.K, oro.. )oo. 1
DlscoM-ry of a pud to aid the es
cape of II ud Mot Jowati from Jail
whoi'o he H being held in eon nee
tion wilh the attempted holdup f
the First National-bank lurt.Tuet;
day, was rovealod by officers tot
day. Two hai ltsuwrt and ; Jiladei
wore found in Mi-tlowan'j coll tu
.lav. )
off mm rs were trying ri conneol
ihis wfilhe appearanc( here of
person.s ifrTe rested in Ititbo Miiriuiu
(he hunk robber who was shot to
death while ho and Metiowan vvr
fleelm frum the bank. ' - I
Ma'j Tribune ads ara rad by
?n.(Uiu nnn1 fvfrv Mji v.
v Despite the sunshine of today.
! which is the shortest day or the
5 year, and also the first day of the
I offieinl winter season, the present
cold spell will . continue for nt
least another day. following a
S iiiiuinium this morning of -'it do
" grees above, which was one degi'eo
S , warmer than tho minimum of yos-
torduy, the (oldest day of this year
4 i so far.
4. Tho official forecast for tonight
ami Saturday again gives the oui
look of cloudy weather with prob-
iiuhlo rain or snou- ami no change
in temperature, with the lowe.st tu-
i night being about 'above.
4 Today, nt u:4$ and some fraction
Practical Gifts at
x iatuuu jl Aiivd Vs
The M. M. Dept. Store has hundreds sii:
of gifts for men, women and children
that are suitable for every day in the
year.
Service and Practibility at the lowest
prices, Bring your shopping lists to
the M. M. Dept. Store and see what big
savings are in store for you.
STORE HOURS
Open evenings this week until 8:30.
Store will be closed Monday evening
at six o'clock. .
;M. Dept. Store
J tf.
3 &, '..
Thpii iK tin inrlli'Mlimi thul til,':- sons: A
will be anv let tip in buying until Tallin, JmlKe Arlie (i. of .MeMiun-i
the last available hour on Monday. ; vllle. M. n. of Salem, ami ilauKhtei- j
.Ml stores will remain open imni'ti i JI Ky:l I-lv.-say ,f Portland; also;
ton'-tlit anil Saturday. i twelve miuiilehildien and three i
4 ; Kreat srandehildren. j
lie was a member of the Ma-
Flash Coining aon'c IoiIko of Woodburn. Oregon.
.... . '- The burial will lake plueo Sun- '
to Rialto Saturday ''', an;', ""; """"" ""'"5 r';st at j
i Relic i'assi cemetery, Woodburn, I
., ! Orer,'un. beside his wife, who pro-
; ceded him May 115th. TIKIS. '
"E-'lash." famous police dog act-i A. C. Walker was at his father's i
CHKlUtV. Mrs. Cecelia Cherry,
late of a OS Alice street, passed
away at the home of the daughter
at the above address, at (:2i a. m.
today. She was the wife of 4 he
late 'Albert Cherry, who passed
away in this city less than one
yi ar ago. " " ' ' " "
Mrs. Cherry was borp in Norway
May 1 1 , 1 Ktiti, and was i- years,
seven months of age. She came
with her parents to this country
has as many distinct views on. bodsido when he imssed avav ' nt tl, 'X' f 1 ' ''iil-s and on
his profession as has any human i " 'Christmas day, 3S years ago, she
a. tor before the camera hjt onej SHARP. W. H. Smith Sharp, j was married at Long Prairie,
lias to know how tu get at them ; father of Mrs. Minnie Heine of Minn., to Albert Cherry,
to obtain a really good interview, j y 1 ti West Tenth street, passed! Her church affiliations were with
Which was where Lawrence Cray away at a local hospital early this ; tle Norwegian Lutheran, but dur
had the advantage, when he played morning a the ag" of SG years. ; lug her residence in Medford has
with him in "Shadows of the two days. Mr. Sharp was born in attended the First Methodist. She
Night," which comes to the Kialto j Xew lirunswick. Canada. His an- j is survived by six children. Mrs.
tomorrow. j cestnrs, of loyalist descent, came j It. It. Kenaston with whom she
Louise Lorraine is the heroine j from Kngliind and landed in a i made her home, ami Miss I'.ortha
and Warner Kichmond is the vil-j small boat where St. .lohns. New Cherry, both of Medford: Mrs. C.
Jain, a bandit chief. Others in the j lirunswick. is now located, but be- P.. Harrison and M.; W. Cherry of
;en.st are Polly Moran, Tom Dugan, j fore tho city was started. He re-j Klamath Kails; Mrs. II. P. Marks.
Eddie Sturgis,
and others.
Raymond Nye I sided there until about years
'ago when he came to the states
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TURKEYS
FOR CHRISTMAS '
And Everything That Is Good in
the Meat Line
Ducks, Geese, Chickens
( Morrell's Hams, Swift's Hams
Sinclaiis Hams, Beef, jork
Lamb, Veal, Fancy Roasts
Order Your Wants Early
We Deliver
Medford Center Market
In Rear of 20th Century Store
North Centra!
Phone 255
San Francisco, and L. I. Cherry of
Amarillo, Texas, who is here; for
the funeral services. There are
also two grandchildren. Arthur
Cherry. Klamath Falls, and Klinore
of Medford. Funeral services will
be held ..at the Conger chapel at H
p. tn. Sunday. Interment, will be
beside her deceased husband in
Medford: cemetery.
SPKNCFU. The remain of Mr.
Spencer, who passed away in this
city Wednesday evening, will be
taken to Ashland this evening by
the Conger funeral spavfovs, -where
services will be helfl tit the Klork
eliape! at a date to' be announced
later.
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They're Here by the Hundreds Useful,
Practical Gifts Buy Something He Can Use
WOMANTESTIFIES
PORTLAND. Ore., doc. 21. ifl
KelatlnK a story or nor life, l)o
reeno cle Hilva testified in her own
defense today In her trial for shoot
ing to death Glihert Wnto on the
liner Malolo here on November S.
8ho heean by telllnn; of wander
ings in Siberia uml flnina. and rf.T
her first ninrriaKe to Cjuarlermaste'
Clark of the cruiser Albany, lu
China, where she was appearing as
un actress. With ('lark she came
to Portland and later visited at
the home of clarlt -jiarents near
Pendleton. ' '.-.
Kile spoke nervously, and in an
accent whieh at times wna difficult
to understand.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
VANTI-;i Patients to car for in
my home. Convalescents, help
for chronic ailments, care of old
people. Prices reasonable. Com-
' petent nurie. flood references.
Phone I'iK-i or call at 7 H. Chest
nut. ;ti
KO It HAI.K No. 1 lulled (train hay.
UiK red barn. Itoss line. F. I..
TooV.-lle. - 274
a ' :
KOI1 K".K Monmouth bronze
torn from prize winners, 'in to
2T. lbs. $13. Jesse U Nell. Asb
bind. Ore. 27
Boys' Suits at
Reduced Prices
All have 2 jmir )iiiits
,tl2.f)() ti, l 1.50 values
$10.95
sHo.iHUo ir!17.'r)0 vahum
JP12.95
Boys' All-Wool
Overcoats K
' Reduced 20
Gift Sets for
Boys
Combination "of Flash
lights, Baseballs. Harmo
nicas and Tie Sets
75 to $1.00
Muffler Sets for Boys
?.1.00 ami: $1.50
Boys' Handkerchiefs
15 to 250
Boys' Neckties
Silk or Knit
50 .
Boys' Shirts and Blouses
890 to $1.50
Small Boys' Suits
' Values $3.50 to $J.M
List Solve. Your
Silk Ties
l'Viiir-in-llantl or Uows
50e, 750, $1.00. $1.50
$2.00
Handkerchiefs
Cotton; in plain or fancy
borders, ;
100 to 250
J'lain ortuuey Linen
250 to $1.00
4
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4
4
4
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4
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14
Men's Dress Shirts
Neck Band Shirts
With Collars to Match
$1.75 to $4.50
Men's Wool Shirts
ifU.'jO to $8.50
20 Off.
Broadcloth Shirts
of guaranteed fast colors;
plain 'or fancy; collar
attached '
$1.00 to $4.00
4 4 4 4 4 4 4- 4
Gloves
.Dress or Driving
Lined or Unlincd '
.?95 to $6.50
4
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4.
4
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4
4
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4
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Suspender and
. Garter Sets ;
750 to $2.00
Men's and Boys'
House Slippers
$1.75 to $4.50 :
Holeproof Hose
for Men
Fancy Silk Hose
500, 750, $1.00
Silk and Wool Hose
750 to $1.50-
Fancy Wool Hose
480 : to 650
Bath Robes and
Dressing Gowns
$5.50 to $20.00 V
, Men's Mufflers
Wool or Silk .
$1.25 to $4.50
Belt Sets for Men
$1.00 to $3.50
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MAlilCIKO MAN with e.ir. limited
meH u: but if tixec'ilive ability,
obrif,y and enerKy fiienim any
thtn. re'iu',t nn' lnter'lew.
KnoleUe of treo aurffry: ex
nprt ponltrj'ni.in or capable of
taking full charge of a buninOM
In city or country proposition,
Hub th nhlllty. rtrirft tho op.
i..t I unity. lie no tin l r.lv t
,U't'Ml lint n'.t. Tribune iT3
fyjfzf Reduced 20
Boys' Blazers
fcg ' Wool or Leatherette
zzz -,n ,-.,i,,,,..
mm m ' i ' , I, j - I V Th 8tor for Everybody
mmjmS I , J . $2.98 : ' 1 ME0Fonp ' ' '", . opeoon ;
Mann's Dept. Store
' Men's Sweaters
Slipover or Ctmt Styles
',$3,75, to. $9.00
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