MEDFORD AfAfL TRfJlUXR MEDFOTiT). OREGON'.' SATURDAY. DECEMBER 22. 1928.
1AUUJ TWO
ocal and
Personal
As lodas' Ib practically the lat
dl.iilliK day before t'lirlslliia".
the Klines were rilled with lni
pers all l:iy. and will iiiidmil.ieilly
lo a hlK biwlneiw tniih'ht. Ilun
ilredn if .-hoppers from all itanw
of the county added greatly V ihe
thrnni; or locill choppers. lJ
I'iniNllnns .iincie. Jackson fiptlimx
(.-tub tonlHhi. 9:30 till 2 a. m. :'T3'
IteKular daneo Walker's Hat. nlle.
UMrlct Attorney Newton Ohaney
has li' eii eoaflneil to hu home i-..
several days with an atlaek or the
flu, hut his condition is npiov
Inr and he expects to he aide to
resume his duties sometime next
wek.
Adrlenne's. Choice of any hat
up to SL'I.r.o for $05. ST4
lioineiifade cakes, fruit cake ami
plum puddliiK. Marsh's (liociry.
LT.Mr
r:. R. I.uhry of famden. N. J..
Is one of the few iruests from a
distance reKisti-red at .Medfonl ho
tels. He arrived yesterday.
Adrlenne's. All winter coats at
one-half price, resardle.. of cost.
Hot. clean coal. Tel. Ml. Mml.
ford Fuel Co. if
To spend the Christmas vacation
al home With friends and relatives, ,
.Miss Arlenu Ilutler, who Is an In- ;
stnii'tor al Pacific university at
Ontluire drove, arrived In the cily i
yesterday.
Daily's Taxi. I'hono 15. New;
Studebaker sedan. 2H .
Christina eve dance, f. S. I In It.
Jacksonville. Dam-inn till 2:30.,
J T 3
.Mrs. TCuby Fairbanks left lM ;
evi nini: for Tillamook, where i;lc '
will spend the holidays with herj
parents. i
HlK Carnival dance. Walker's ;
Xmas eve, Monday nite. 273;
Complete line of rarker pen setaj
and desk set". Office Stationery A. i
Supply to., across from llialio. j
27ti,tfi
Miss Jean Steel, having received
word from her mother that her 1
father. Will O. Hleel, Is quite 111!
with the flu at Ills home In F.u.'
iscno. left for the latter city today.
The pubstnntlnl price reduction
In the latest and most successful '
rndlo offerinu of the Ilndlo Cor-;
poratlon of America Is expected to;
tremendously stimulate thp demand j
for the new Hndlnla "to." Thin'
wonderfully selective Instrument Ihi
sold ntld serviced by the rainier;
Music House. I'hono 7SS. call j
thetn for a demonstration without (
obligation. 27u
Oranne dance, Eitiilo Point, Hat.
nlKht. Kverybody welcome. 27S
Christmas proicrnin. which have
been given In various schools In
the counly dulinK the past week,
wlll iilso be held tonlKht at fhif
flu Creek, Ituch nnd Tolo. With
the presentation of pronrums yer
terday, the majority of the schools
closed for a vacation of one week,
with the exception of a few rural
schools that have decided to be
closed only on Christmas and New
Year's days. k-lvlnn the students the
joy of looklilK forward to an earlier
vacation In the summer.
Holiday nut t reals In tasty itlft
packiiKcs, at CoIvIb DruKS, next '
the Jllulto. 277
HcKUlur dance Walker's Hat. nlle.
273
Arriving homo Thursdny nlKht
from the t'nlvorslty of CiruKun to
spend Uio holidays vacation period
were MIhh Murjorle Kelly and MIhh
Catherine Fabiick.
A claim to selectivity hcyoml
!ompnrison Is one of the features
at Iho new liadloln "00." Hear It
demimstrated In your own home.
I'hono "XR nnd let us provo the
i tnlm. Valmer Mimic House. 275
Klncald's dnnce, fluid Illll, Sat.
273
I.lvo Onlc flrange on upper Kvaus
creek, out rrom ItoKUe lllver, has
elected the rollowini? orflcers for
the ensuing- year: Master, (leorice
Hhephcrd; overseer, M. Wall: lec
turer, Miss I.eah Shepherd; chap
lain. Mrs. Hall: treasurer. Mrs
Walt: secretary, Mrs. Lorn Carter:
steward. Hoy Hall: assistant stew
aid. Klchard Scon: Baiekfcper.
Heed Carter: graces, Mesdames
Heck. Hall nnd ICads.
Kinma Cllnc's Ilenuty Shop open
every ovenlni; until Xmas eve. ?74
Heuulai' dance Walker's Sal. nltc.
S"S
Christmas eve dance. l 8. Hall,
Jncksonvllle. DancitiK 9 till 1:3"
273 Mr. nnd Mrs. V. 11. .1. lhulcht
are nmom; the visitors hero from
Klamath Falls.
Two ride ror the price of one.
Heated cab. lllnck & White Can.
I'hono C7. 276
Dance Xmim eve, Mon., Dee. 2-1.
2 7 ."i
; liest I'tnh lump coal. Tel. (S3 1.
Medfotil Fuel Co. .if
Arrest of hunters who have al
lowed deer meat to deteriorate In
cold storage, was Imminent, said
M. J. Harm's, district game War
den, today. "As long as deer meat
Is lagged nnd In good condition,
hunters can keep H Indlfinliely."
nild Mr. Uarncs, "but there Las
been tagged meat which has bctn
allowed lo go to wasto In cold stor
age. There Is a game statute which
declares wanton waste of game Is
unlawful. I'nder that statute, I
urn going to check up on deer meat
In culd storago houses, nnd alt
hunters who havo allowed meat to
rot will ho. prosecuted." Klamath
Kails News.
Annual Xmas hall. Kugle I'olnt.
Xmna eve. Dec. H. 27S
Buddy 8U-. ret's nut treats,
fresh, crisp und good, at Colvlg
Drugs, noxt to Hlnllo theater. 277
Hose mending, runners removed
and snags worked back. Handi
craft Shop. 2ltf
The Medfnrd Lumber company
will spend 75 tu build a small gar
age at 212 Klin street, nrcordlng
to a building permit Issued by the
city today.
Christmas ova dance, l 8. Hall.
Jncksonvllle. Dancing till 2:30.
273
Dig Carnival dance. Walker's
Ninas eve, Monday nite. 273
Wood all kln oak. laurel,
fir nnd (fry slnhs. Medfonl Fuel
Co. Tel. (31. U
E
Tickets are reported sellinft well
for the alumui gathering of the I
Central I'oint high school at the
Community club next Tuesday,
nighl. when n banquet Is lo be!
served, followed by a business
meeting and a dancing party. A .
larxe gathering; l expected, ivlthj
old graduates prevent from alll
purls of southern Oregon. I'lans
for the annual reunion, of which (
this !'f.t!tc fourth, liuve been in (
the hnVls of committees for tomc
time ami no detail to up-ure its
j-iiecess has been overlooked.
Chri.-tmas eve dance. I. S. Hall.'
Jacksonville. Dancing till 2:3".
273
Five lines or fine radios make
the I'nliner Music House the log
ical place for you to come before
purchasing such nn instrument.
Itadiolii, '.( .Q-.h, Majestic, Itosch
and Sirornberg Caricon are famil
iar names throughout the Industry.
C. I.. ti-iU. Ihe Insurance man,
will spend the hoiladys with his;
ramlly In -.ugene, where his.
daughters are attending the Uni
versity or Oregon.
That good coal--low In ash. ll:in-
sen Coal Co. Phone 239. tr i
Hoineniade cakes, fruit cake and
plum pudding. Marsh Oroccry.
Sin:
Miss M. .McXeff, nurse, who has
been III the past two months at j
Community hospital, Is reported
greatly improved.
Many people have been cured :
rrom seemingly incurable diseases;
by .1. (i. Dietrich, magnetic healer.!
23H South Central. Phono MS for ;
information, 277 (
Felt scraps, nil colors, 2"c a i
bunch at the Fashion Shop, 424 j
Mcdrord llldg. phone 11 HI. tf !
All kinds of nand-palnted Christ
mas gifts for fale: reasonably ;
nrii-ed IMnclr sntnen nillows and'
Mini table covers, handkerchief
rases nnd hnndkerchlef scarfs, lav
ender hags. vnnlUlv sets, etc. Phone i
330-1, or call 326 South Holly St.
' 2T.7tr
Temporary auto licenses were Is -
sued nl the sheriff s office to O. A.
Turpin. Cash Wood. F. II. Kinney,
California Oregon Power company
or .Medford, J. o. Illggs, It. A. Me-j"
Alllsler and V. P. Mecllten or Ash-
land. Albert Voung of Jacksonville
and Harold Fish of Talent.
Cheap dry lumber nt Mcdrord
l.umber Co. 237tf
Hlgheat grade Ctah coal, ny
slac, anywliere. any amount. Han-
sen Coal Co. Phono 23K. tf
Kincnld'S dance, Oold Hill, Sat.
-':
l-.ouniy warrants were is-ucu nt ,
the county clerk's office toilny lo
Ora Phillips of Jacksonville, two I
coyotes nnd two bobcat: C. A
tfwlnnle of Medford, one coyote: II.
A. TurnbaiiRh of I'hocnlx, one eoy
olo; fJ. K. Webb of Ka,h' I'olnt.
one coyote: Charles Austin of
KnKue Itiver, one coyote; I'lyde
Smith of Copper, to bohents; Floyd
KlMpey of Apiilevrate, one coyote. ,
Crater Ijike Chrlstma cards.
Something beautiful nnd different.
Office Stationery & Supply Co..
acroMH from Kiriltn. l!7UMf
fluests at local hotels from Port
land Include J. I.. Hwain. It. .
Coal by tho ack or ton. Tel.
031. Medford Fuel Co. tf
C. C. till of Creswell 1 anions
the OreKontans renlstered at hual
hotels, as art the? following from
Portland: II. M Alclvaj. Aloose
Norbeek, Cal J lei-man. Air. and
.Mr. Jdhn Hteln. It. K. Mythlng, It.
A. Hrn-vn and Air. and Air. Frank
K-t-rnlon.
Ornnge dance, KaKlo Point, Sat.
nlKht. Kvorybody welcome. 273
Nowest In beautiful hridt;o tally
wets. They make nice Rift. Office
Stationery : Supply Co., across
from Hlalto. 70lf
IIIk Carulvul, dance. Walker'n
Xmas eve, Alunday nite. 73
S. A. Lumen, for a number or
yearn connected llh the ware
house department of the California
Omon Power company, ha scver
cil his relatluns with that compy
und will take up the Work of elee
trlcal contract ItiK, which work he
has contemplated for a Ion if time.
Lamm's reHlKiiatlon takes ofreet at
the end of this week. M. K. Kim:
of .Med Turd has come to Yreka to
lake the position held by Air. Lar
si'iu Yreka News.
Kinenld's dance, fltdd Hill, Sat.
273
IlemstltchlnK. hose m e h d I n ti,
pleathiK Mud button making- Han
dicraft Shop. Phono 72. 1 ! 3 1 f
f. tin ran teed hemstitching. 7c.
Work not drawn. Airs. Ca noose,
Sinclair's Hollar StiUe. lf47U
Harney Kenn, a student at the
Oregon N'oVmal school at Alon
motilh, has arrived In the city to
spind the Chrlstmun vacation. '
Don't fall to have lao new Tla
diotn "00" demonstrated to yuu be
ftu'e you purchase. Call 7 NX or
the Palmer Mint In House, : 27 0
Adrlenne's. CholcA of any hat
Up to I'S.r.O for 14.95. 274
imy your cigam ror i nriRiman
ulfts from Hotel Medford cfpar
.l.in.1 1 ..tml. nl Ian. II.... .
hrands. zmtr"
At a upcclal asnomhty 4.f the
Junior hitch school last Thursday,
football let torn were awarded to
Klmer 'nmbrumm, Victor (ioble,
Clyde Flchtner. David T.owry. Wil
laril Davisson, Ray YV a s h a m.
OeorKe HarrhiKton. o. vil David
Kon. Donuld Wold, AYilllam nm-iln
ntnham, Hilly
Yalker. Donald ,
d reave, Cltflord Cave, Wilton j
u line, naroin wenaurr auu Aupu.
Wood all kinds oak, laurel,
fir and dry slabs. Medford Fuel
Co. Tel. 631. tf
Coal by the sack or ton. Tel.
Ml. Medford Fuel Co, tf
OrauK dance. KukIc Point, Sat.
niftht. Kverybody welcome. 273:
At the recent city election of:
RoRue River. JameN Whipple was'
elected mayor and Clarence Htlchl. 1
IT. W. Sparks and Albert Atilton.)
coundlmen tor one-year term, and
W. J. Jone. Kdward Woodcock and
A. T, Alcllvaln. coundlmen for
two-year terms.
Woodsy nut treats and glased
frulU to make your Christ mat mer
rier, at CoIvIk DrugK, exclusive rep.
rccniativcn of Ruddy Squirrel.
, 277
Medford Orecnhouse for choice
flowem for Chriatmaa. Phone 374.
Downtown wiled nt Co Wig's DniK
tor. 1A
Kreo dance 8aturdny night. De
cember 52nd. at Mrrlck' dance
povlllon. Popular and old Hm
music. J7'4
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tr .
It
ML
;.sa.a:
A duJin(f array of ( iirUttnas
will pour Iroiii Simla's tuniy hair
etample. T lh: iniKleiii titj-make
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i (Inland Humphreys. Instructor in
mathematics at ihe high school, i
; '"'I here last night for Kugene.
"here he will motor to llcpp.
j nor with his sNter, Mlw. Kvelyn'
Humphreys, to spend the holidays
1th their parents,
Annual X.naa ball, Kagio Point,
Xmas eve, Dec. 24. ! 275 i
'nu. Kr(.ntest values In radio
j the new Mnjestic and the Itadlol.is
ls ntul 00. s,.,, ti,m brc de-
cltlinr. Free' demonstrations. Pal-
,r.,. Music House. 27'i
Hemstitching at P.usse'l's 7c"iir
.-nrd. WnrV eunranteed. 5'itl'
Wayne Hnldrldge of Talent ar-
,.lvp(1 here this week from
vanls t v,t lis parents. .Mr
Mr1 . c'linrles I loldridge .until
Cor
. and
after
l sen-
thr first t.f the year. Me Is
ior at O. H. C.
Adrlenne's. All winter ooatw at
one-half price, reKaullesti of ens:.
Wood nil kinds oak, laurel,
fir and dry slabs. Medford Fuel
Co. Tel. 631. tf
lfonoe Xmn.i eve. Mon., lVr. 1M.
There will be no established dnie '
set beyond which persons can op-'
crate their cars with a 1!2S Hi oncf. (
according to Hal K. Hoss, i-et rrinry
of state. "This date already N fix- ;
ed as January 1." said Alt-. Hoss. i
"anil It is not in my province to
change the date or ad vane Ihe
time when one ran operate on old
plates. A 'lethal this deparinienl
can do In to assume that all per-!
son.i wishing 1 !t2!i plates have '
purchased them by January I. I i
have instructed the siatc traffic of-1
fleers." I
Klncald's Xmas dance Xmas eve. i
.Monday. Dec. 24, 27 .
Holiday nut treats, toasted, fresh
and good from all over the world.
at Colvlg Drugs, 277
Doors and windows cheap at e received several clues to ihe;fi'iuay morning, will be conducted
.Medford Lumber Co. 237tf ; wiiereaboiits of .Mrs. Mniim, but Qt the Conger chapel. West Main at
D. F. Ainlck. principal of thejeach time these proved groundless. -Newtown streets, at 2 p. in. Sun
Central Point chouls. uecompuo-' A clue who had today gave her rffc 'ay. riervices will he in charge of
led by his daimhler, Luramae. will : "owed hope in lhat it may lead to t Hmv. KaVmoiul S. Rees of. the
leave tomorrow morning for Sacra-1 her Hlator. Mis. Martin's husband A.V'lhodi.sl church aiitl interment
memo. Cal., to upend Oie holidays 1 a inomhur of a local church and : ! ftllw in the Medford ceme
wlth relatives. .Mr. Ymick will re , rerordK today revealed that his : t'y
turn within n week, but his daut;h '
ter will continue her Journey In
V m l.l.,ni, ii, I
(Ilvo Kulli-r Brushes for Christ I
max. Ti-I. i;04-J. ovonlnw. i6'
t . . ...... ... 1
Curl Y . Te 11 k v ; 1 tVl . 1 1 o t p I O o 1 111 V 1 1 1 !
,f; ;
1'hone tn3.
fine of the more important r
cal
estate ilea Is of the yrnr in
flh.
laud was consummated yesterday
throng h ihe Charles A. Wing
Agency of this city with the sale id
tno Knders sweet .shop to r.du in,
Nubnn. who tool; possi-sslon, a half I
lim.i- alter Hie deal was closed. I
Adrlenne's all velvet and untlnt
dresses, one-half price. 274
Hest Ftah lump coal. Tel. 631. i
Medford Fuel Co. tf '
Adrlenne's all velvet and untlnj
Presses one-half price. r74
' Among the s udents of the Ore-'
Kon Statu college, who havo ar-1
rived home for the holidays vacn-!
ttm w)th xhvW ,,,.,.;
inint iv .in.i i,.H
at t'entra!
llamillou, J
Scolt and Moore Hamilton.
OranKe dance, Kagte I'olnt, Sat. i
nlKht. Everybody welcome. 273 i
Dot, Clenn coal. Tel. GUI. Med- 1
ford Fuel Co.
tf !
Moose Norbeek. who defeated
Art F.vnns, the Cherokee Indian, at t
the ltlallo theater last nii,hi. left ,
lhjf4 morntnu flH. hin b(.u,iqniirt,
Portland, nceompnnlcd by (
term
mnnnnt.'.i i.v Cut
nt.rmnn , wreath r and boxer .who u I
to ftl,Ml(,r wrtrtn ln i,.buri; in a I
n,tt lt trt t,n .......h n-,.
Nor-
beck will pronnhly n-ttim to Med
ford early next month to meet Jack
Reynolds at tite Rlalto. Fvans.
who lost, planned to leave today
for Klamath Falls tospend the 1
holldnys on the Klamath rewrva-
Aon.
Cheap lumber and cedar post.
Medford Lumber Co. 237tf
We double fork our cnrO no
dust. Hansen Coal Co. Phone 239.
tf
Mia. AU. T .nt. t ,tt a firtiil h
f.ranc street, leave Sunday for i '""'"e Chrlstma-.. ample op-
Portland to spend the ChrMiaf,,wrtl,nUJ' twnK Kivn everyone to
hothhn-s with her nephew. . H ,' requirements.
Gallachan. a former local resident I "ld prepare to
Fpper Klamath lake, the largest I mi hrMmim eve one of the
l.rtv of fresh water west of thf "".'Ptcst of thf whole year. There
O.vUsi.mi u fr..vn f.-.o o !
to the other and Ice skating t
now In vogue. Duck hunting I
over, except for (thinning nbnR th
rlvorn ami near w.im spi im-n.
whire fhe birds can r-ach water
Oet those ffidem ' ktM nuto
KodlM utrnlRhtened nt TtrlU'i PI
Mel, Wnrks. oppe.llo Lewis 8iin.W
MvrvU-e Ntnlion. IMione 411.' X60
New Christmas Toys Reflect Modern Spirit
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i ( i rMectliia: In cnn way or nnotlier the modern llfo of Amei-Un,
for Amerlc.tii ehlldrcu hrlstmas
t,' art. fiicliiilhw several types of
. 4 i - - ,t T -
Captain O. O. Applegute will
siie'nd the Christmas holidays in
Jacksonville with 'relative audi
friend. "Don t think 1 am leav-;
ing Klamath Falls because of the'
cold weather," Captain Aapplegatc j
i nmiiienli d today. "1 love the;
brisk weather." il can remlily be;
believed that the captain does, for l
'"" '""''-, winter bus he been
wearing an overcoat. Klatn-
nlh ,'a"" "' rnld.
1l,r,,n"" nealty Co., real estate,
Iniurnnce and small loans on any-
"'lnB of value. Palm Illock, corner
Main Front, upstairs. tf
rhncing a win
home. 2R2
Air. and Airs. Cecil Munk of Sa
lt m. where Air. Aluhk Is connected
with Wlllanif'tte university, called
this forenoon on Miss Dorothy
Heynold-;, while en route to spend
the holidays in Los Angeles.
The Palmer Alusio House has the
largest and most complete radio
stock In southern Qregon and in
addition n well equipped rodlo ser
vice department. Drop In and look
ov-r their store .and let them ar
range to demonstrate in your own
home. You will bo uncle: no ob
ligation. 2" it
KincaldV Xmas dance Xmns
.Monday. Dee, 24.
eve.
Here since unt Mondav attemot
j lr ; to locate 1 er sister. Mrs. John J
'Martin. AHmii Leila (ircen of New !
York City in nt 111 hi Aleilfurd tin-
uceehMful In tho quest for her kin.
ntte waa Included in the member- I
,n,u
If II is Droves In tin nf nn nvnll
llrei'ii plans (n lenvi; purly j
e w,,''l' her iilnrn trip lo
New York lie imitur s:i,.. 1,0.1 ...i.l- I
naH" .ln,Ml .0 ,,. several
months in southern Oregon and re-1
Utrn to her eastern heme in
'Hpring. Whe drove from New York i
in einht days and had heard from
her sister onlv tv.o davs before she
left on the trip. She Is certain
thai Mrs. Martin is somewhere in
' ,,! i ,i .
in'H .peu" 11 a"' lH nnw IIH"K Mv
"P th,? HOart'"' '
. , I
!
of interest lo dance lovers is the j
announcement that a big dance r
ill he niven at Jacksonville Mon- 1
my evenim,' at the old Inlteil j
Mates notei in mneiu r me Jack-i
yon v tile
orchestra
Dancing will
hegin at it:3a and will continue
til 2;30 the following morning.
with a snpper hour at midnight.
Preparations are being made to
handle a large attendance and a
committee which has been ork-
n tho dance for neveral weeks.
It will he the first dance at that
hall for some time.
Close tt p. M. Monday.
Kveryone U urged to do their
,
Mmn fhop,lng today and
"'""V
nt p. m. Monday evening.
The merchants are urging shop
pers to do this, a they wish to
Klvc their clerk. the. opportunity
of having their Christmas eve at
home with family and friends.
In remaining open the three
u n "vy ntrui!i;le through
1 out the year, endVavur to tnke up
I fr It on this Joyous event
Let everyone put their whole soul
i Into making someone elo happy
and by doinn you bring a greater
' happlnerw to yourself. Shop be
fore c!ong time, 6 p, m. Atonday
''f .'"' f
)'""'l,,'B MhHlll. ASS.S.I
itsht
CONTINUES HERE I ob.tuarv i
Ahovo arc slumn several
the ever-pnpalar doll, models. I
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FOR LOW DEGREE
Today with a minimum temper-
ature of 18 above in tiie earlv mor
II I III; WIIN IlUl UI1IV COIMfSI III
this winter so far. but was one
degree lower than the lowest tem
perature of last year.
This 1 S minimum of today is
also the lowest recorded In Alcd
ford since January 22, l!t27, when
Hi-degrees above whs recorded.
However, it is not record-broaklng
for December, as the average min
imum of that month, in the hi.ioi-y
of the Medford weather station,
vincc lm. is slightly lower.
The lowest' temperature ever re
corded here in th history of the
local woalh"r station was 10 de
crees above, recorded on tho 13th
of December. 1 !!!'.
The weather today was crisp and
eoul. even with much sunshine
prevailing, and continued cold and
i fair weather, but with increasing
i cloudine"!' is the forecast for Sun
day. (-HKHRY Funeral services for
folia Cherry, who passed away at
l liome of her daughter. M.ti. H.
K. Kenaston, o!' oOS Alice street,
SHARP funeral rit3
ior the
aiher of
" " -'"" " i'.
rH- ,r ,,m
""""?l'er
-IIH. I.. A.
Mrs. Minnie Henie 01 this city,
of Hliss .HoinU ard
Mrs. (. A. Durham, and uncU ol
MVL .! i"' ! '
tht' r-"r imll t 4 p. m. Hun-1
Haymond S. Pees .vil' 1
!:.'
ouiciaie,
. ,',. ' , .. ., W1
w,,,t'h "PPeared in rriday e isdiie ol
:,hlK l,:V,or- Tl?. romais 1,e
; tonvarded to MinneapullH. M!u;t..
f''"1 hUrmeut heside his deceased
kca S
i HCLI
A rc hie O . Hull pa ssed
away at 21 Oenesce street Friday l
' evening,
aped .'
from a lingering illness,
eati, five months, 29 '
I days. 1 le was a native of New
I York; came from Flha. N. Y., last!
j September for his health. j
He leaves his wife. Untile Hull;
mother. Alary Klixabeth Hull, and:
four brothers, Martin A.. Llba, N. I
V-; Klmer It., Central I'olnt. Ore.;!
tvi-mik l. n..:nt V. V mot nin .
i:, MM, liatavia. X. Y.
Funeral services will be held at;
the Perl funeral home Sunday at'
2 p. m.. Rev. D. K. Millard, officl-'
atlng. Interment in Central Point ;
cemetery.
KINLUK. John Kinerk died at
the saoied Heart hospital Friday
evening from a weak heart illness
due to ohl age, aged 78 years. He
wm a native of Ireland. Since
February, 1022, he had made hit
home at tho hospital. For eight
year he had made his home at
the Thomas McAndrews home on
the Crater Lake hlshway. Ho was
i kindly old man and in the days
of tho horso nnd butitty he nluays
had a grot of children riding with
him. He was of a family f IS
children and Is survived by two
sisters. Rritiget and Kato Kinerk
of South Rend. I ml., and two broth
ers'. inicl Kinerk. TiKon. Aris..
and ucwis Kinerk. Anaconda. Alont.
Funcval services will be held at
i the Catholic church Alonday morn
ing at a. m.. Rev. Father It lack
officiating. Interment In Jackson
ville cemetery. Perl funeral home
in charge of the services.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
KOK SALE (liwd nrohard te.un.
I'hss. M. RiiuHf.li. Phone Si:'. JT-VJ
V
KOK 1I11XT - Olenn nlniQ ,''1-
downsmlni, IIS llencavc. :;J
i i
WILLIAM SIMPSON, W
OB IN POtofei
SaiiO;'-ws for the many M'l
ftri fikndH und acqualntunces ot
U'IIUhiii M. Simpun wus con
miiiPd in the phune m "a
K-lvt'd here from Portland by
i Leon II. Husk wis I'odny .., .V..,
j S!iiip!on'M wife, at:itin that lit
. hurt asd .'may al his hnrm In.
, that -ity thin innrnin. folluwin
j an illneisji of a tnonih or more. ;
i Air. Hii-kins was iirohahly the
i in out intimate friend of Air. Simp-'
son in Al.'dfjrd. '
j Mr. .Sinip.Min had been travlln
' Kulesmaii for many years through;
j this territory nor wholesale or'
! johbln drun Fiindrit-s firm, and'
for everal years past had been;
j repreHentlntf the Sqiiihbs products.!
i At one time he made his head-;
j quarters in .Medford, for -several!
, years, traveling to other parts of!
1 the stalti from here. j
j Of exceptionally quiet demea-'
nor nnd many lovinp- qualities, (
Mr. Simpson was popular with a !
host of local friends and ucqnaln-!
tames. He resided at the Hot 1 !
Medford. and he had been a mem- j
ber of the Medford Elks lodge I
pincft 1 921. when he demitted his I
membership in the jVittshurg, Kan..i
lodKft to the Medford lodge.
Since his nmrrutxe about two;
! years apo and establishment of J
his home in Portland, ho was only!
jseen her on his periodical busi- j
V . . ' P .
on thti tlruKKlHts of this and Bur-i
i rounding towns.
! Mr. Simpson was born June 10. j
. 1 SHU at Yreka. Calif., and had re-)
'sided for many years at IMttsbur?. j
Kftx.. before locating in OreKon.
I Mr. and Airs. Himpsoh had noi
i children.
FOREST CREEK HAS BIG
a small country rchool,
'I",
Forest Creek last evening is be
lieved to have given one of the best
Christmas programs of the Yule
tide season. The program was
given at the school house with 1
practically all of the Forest Creek
residents in attendance. ' The pro- ;
gram consisted of a cradle hymn, j
Christmaft greeting, recitat I o n.
Christmas wishes, recitation, song,
trio, reading, recitation, exercises,
song nnd lantern slide. Those in
the program included Arthur Car
ter. 'harhH Stone, Clifford Rogers, j
TOMORROW!
ONE DAY
ONLY
Continuous
1:30 to 11 p.m.
Fanchon
AND
Marco's
Most Beautiful
Presentation
"The '
Stairway
. of Dreams"
IDEA
' ' Featuring '
FLO & OLLIE WALTERS
WOODS MILLER
JIMMY FAWCETT
JOSEPHINE REYNOLDS
HELEN THURSTON
And
20 Hi Steppers
ON THE SCREEN
"Prep and
Pep"
A Humorous
College Romance
Starring
David Rollins
LAST
TIMES
.TONIGHT
The Talking Picture
Hit
See and Hear
f ANTONIO MORENA
HELEN COSTELLO
And a Great Cast
- In
"The
Midnight
Taxi"
ALSO
3 BIO ACTS OF
TALKIES
Br ... 10
"Appropriateness" Is The
Key-Word to Gift Giving
And What Is More Acceptable
Than Candy?
- A Beautiful Box of Exclusive
Candies Will Solve the
Problem of That Elusive Christmas
Gift
Make Your Choice at the
Store With The
Reputation.
Cflo
AVe wrap for
Alabel Carter. F.rvin Rogers, Fran-
cis Carter. ilma -Mat ley, Lewis
Mom John l arter. Leslie t'f.i:-
Enjoy Your Christmas
Dinner at the
I Hotel
Holiday time is a. particular
time for pleasant eating. We
are amply prepared to give
you the most enjoyable holi
day dinner possible that will
add to your enjoyment.
0
I. $1.25
I
Music
Served from 11:30 A. M. to 1:30
P. M.;5P. M. to 8:30 P. M.
! V . "
These Drug Stores
are open nights this
week:
Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
Order Your
Roses
Violets
Carnations
. Mums
For Christmas
From Us
MONARCH
SEED & FEED CO.
mailing without
man. Raymond Stone, Dorothy
Slime and Susie Davies. Airs. C.
Daib-y is the teacher of the -.-h..l.
Medford
Place reservations
now for New Year's
Eve Dinner Dane
Dancing, Good Musis
Favors
Notice Pythians
Once a l'ythlan, always a
rytlilan. There are many
j true Pylhinna In Medford and
vicinity who are not affil
iated with Talisman Lodge.
We are requesting them to
commuulcato with C. E. JA
QUA, D04 West Jackson.
I'hono U5X-W, or with J. V.
Wakefield, phone 1".
Shop
. In Comfort ;
Pick out n ho of clears
from our m-w clean Mocks
and wo will mall It nnjHlicro
In Ilic liiilcil Hlatcs.
New httM'ks of CVindlcs In
Iroltcr khiiIcm lit fnncy gift
imckucH.
Hotel Medford
Cigar Stand
A. C. BEVAN. Prop.
u
puis, kMIIII B iibimbiii