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PAGE SIX M K I ) V 0 li D MA TL Tnil?UXI" MKDrORD. OKKfiOX. MONDAY. DF'KMUKIt '24. 1928. HOIS OF CITY MAIL DELIVERY PREPARED FOR WILL BE OVER 1 IT SANTA COMING BY MIDNi llila fun-noun unit ofnTnoon every i train und ulr mall ulmio arrlviim In lly bruuKht many more. AlthouKh llio Kriul t.ui of out- iroliiu ('lirimmu mall liatl l-n ahol. many hi-lau-d m-nu'rii mail-d irkuKin today from the uumol- fiie. hut In Hie una 1 11 IIicho wire uVmlmd for the loral delivery or nt-arlty point. (Vulte u few of them, however. Here mailed for poliitH a fa north an i'ortlan.l whleh will not eaeh the )moim to whom they were Hent. un Chr:it miiH day unlcKM they have aueciul I delivery Htamp Herviee. ruilieN L MiJ POLICE GUARD CHRISTMAS ON RANIER! CASE IDAHO CAMPUS JURY HOMES: ONE LONG ITCH had mild ease of FniaKuox. but he Milntt-cl quietly out of the Rap. pa Hi4ma house and went to iHton. Ida., to be iuara mined at his borne tiere. Which was JuHt a well, it was intimated by the j cripples crew here who had cause to remember him. i And that is how Christmas eve came to the University of Idaho campus. ROYAL FAMILY REUNITED H ! snroe lime. Stalin's action as In terpreted in Russian comiuuiilut circles as an attempt at reconcll iation with Trotzky who has hither to rejected ail overtures, i Trotzky has been in exile in Siberia. I YULE HOLIDAY TOW PI BESTS ALL COIRS Decorated Trees in Homes Early Arrival of Parcel Post n..--x. ..-.n(.t of .he . hnst-ipear Revenge After Convic-: Smallpox Scare Coops Col- wtwwl ulwu -ivww j maH ruh of lam week the fact' , Elks to Make Annual Distribution Churches i ' Have Special ilusic .On ' Programs and Trees. Train Airte Ditrihutinn W:IB overiook.-.i that the mr mail i rain flius uimiiuuuuii .,,, hIlve (1.,nx i,rUKht m Post Office Windows Stay, lir'par,. """" .; T J ' 'I'"" "lr "" '" ''n "'" "' i Open Until 8 P. M. TOOay udviintaRo In the xendini; of Christ.! m. XI parcels and first class mall. ins was attested by the mass ofi All ChLMmas parcels. lettei-H!'''"-''''' mall sent out from here : und hiho rm'ivcii in mr v:ity. l I'Kiernay porinuounu uuu ; CROWNING EVEN! and cards that have already ar tion Punishment for: legians gn Campus Kidnaping Fixed at 25 i Vaccination Brings Dole- V ' f-l,l ' T..I TU..,HLl. 1- r ! icars juuyc uenueii iui inuuyms 10 uancmy mas ny observance locally win t.o ( Refuses Protection. ! Co-Eds-500 Desolate. Special King George. Doing Well Asouroimo Expected Duke of Glou- o. Pnm. don hllih- 31 1'- Ccblcl nciuiua tu wui The crowning event of Christ- ' lied . noiioay eiiecis unu cnrisini.is mi vors combined plete Family Party Wales Goes Hunting. with excellent CIIICAOO. lee. 24. f, rear With belated shoppers about In j rlvcd and those that arrive this juuulibijund lilanes were so heavily I of revenue by frw-nds of two con- a' blustery ra'n and wind. Hie city ; afti rnoon and evening by 7 o 'clock load d that space generally used , victeu Kiunapers ui limy iiamen tills afternoon completed Its piep-i will be delivered at the Medford for passengers was utilized by today caused the police to post i iiihii itoiieiii's. I lie iiiiiiiinuuii" - . - mhi i, nun in iuu cuiiitiaies i I mall plane arriven in -viemora on jui.jm mui ..uu.... .w..un:D at tQ University of Idaho pining 1 tase care or a large crowu as many LO.VUOX, Dec. 24. OP) King JfOSCOW, Ida., Dec. 24. W J nna iiiu 111111 ijeiOTtJ UliriSimaS, ' u .r-ml,. ,.. ...1,1 W t !) and It was Just one long itch. I enluvinent of those who attend. I s could be expected today in the I Dec. 2 4. high school quintet won its sixth straight vic tory here hy deieaung no- rmo- don high. 31 to 11. ine run ur ford b" s have won every m played this year and are willing to take on any five in southwest ern Oregon. There nro barely enough boys attending local high school to make up two teams for practice. The boys freouently are forceil to hold pracuco ecaaiwus (Jeorge was doing probably as well against girls' sextet. I'rinted slogans on stripped- away their Vulo vacation on the dancers from various valley points aratloiis for the coming of Kanla homes by midnight tonight Ctaus. In practically every Home cause of the great mass or ucn ,d,.v hut the southbound. : Bunday morning with children there Is a gully Christmas mall that had aceumu-, am. , a headwind ranging In The Jury which convicted An-- " .. , . th)i colt.se KtuIi,nis home, for iltcorated tree, and there will n? luted at the postoffioe since Hat-1 speed from 40 to r.0 miles per gelo 1'etittl and Andrew Cappcl-, campus. They already had their the holidays will swell the usual ; u - i.i,i.i itu ti,,U,,A- Itino itf tlm k If I mi ni nt? it ml fivrd first fliriuf matt Mniioinhrgnmu o ml .1.. ,. m,i..,i ti.. That U, It was to t00 colIeiiiattM l'reparallons are being made to 1 hIow progress from the lU-pths . vt-hirlt'S but one youth Into which hlH grave illness hud L,lnimK iip nus (, best slogiin. A littr. The KlkM i"dt'e will make Hh 1 duuhtriil until lute thin furenoon. animal dlntrlliutlnn ot t'hrlMtrnun , oHtmuHter Warner received tele-1 cheer nd tuv thlK eveninu and Kraphi'r nvw that the daily pur-1 la the morning, und the commit-; reU cnrr'l'K train from I'ort trte In charge han a complete Ilt ; larul would arrive here ut 12:30 of thoKe, who for one reason and ' p. m., three hourn earlier than another, have come upon lean days. ( uHtial. making It possible for the The KHli'allon Army will ulo ill-; pntofflee Btaff to make a com trlhutc food and toyu, to the pii-te delivery of Christmas mall needy and the unfortunate. (by midnight. All eastern mail In mates of the county poor tM nheady here, farm, will have u Bpedal dinner.) Then the pustoffle. censex to Tho sheriff's oTflie said thai no function until Wednesday morn clii borate arrangement s had iH'en ng. except for Mpeeial delivery made for the county Jail prls- si-rvlce: I oncin, but that there "would be However, the postofflco lobby j something extrn for them." tu ac-!wll be open this evening until 8 t 4ordiinee wlih custom. o'clock for the accommodation of! Members of tho city Tire de-. j,ox holders and tlio transients In pariment will have their Christ-' the city. i mas dinner thU evening. ;i'eatet t'liristimis. j ( hun h Scivlcf. Hummed up, this Is the greatest Vuletldo masses will be held Christmas Medford has over had, at the HI. Mark's Kplwcopal church 1 bill h In parcels, letters and cards and at Hatred Ilenrt huspltnl. In received and sent out, according . most of the churches of tho city to I'oHtmasler Warner, and It also and valley Christmas services breaks the record In that never were held yesterday with special before have the thousands of par- iiiumIcuI programs. Trees for tho rels arrived In such nice conui uiiiiirm rnnnr ivvriHLt.ii rutiut ! FILLS GOTHAM i-.-i.iiii mik. n..un; u.,.- . j ""- une nonuays win swen me usual , m ,u,m., w.ii,i,.vU of the kidnaping und fixed first Christmas re me in bran cos, and ! attendance of Medford people. The f Lr i . , punishment at; years' im-(they salri Jolly old Krin Kringle proceeds of the affair will be de- Th ltt,7 tu UlQ n fu t iti uuent, was ported home! would have to bo a. Rood deal Jol- voted to a most worthy cause, that i wer in dltlint ?r " of 1,10 t prfsonnient. under police jirotetitlon nnd po- lier than usual tomorrow to cheer j licemen were assigned to watch j them. jover the Jurors' honwn while other j One-fourtlt of the 2.000 students j policemen .guarded the homes of and inHlructors who were ordered , Frank Itanlerl. father of the kid-; to vaccinate for small pox were Inaped boy, Mlko invito, threat-1 parked doltully in fraternity voted to a most worthy cause, that ! of giving Medford a prize winning drum corps in tho year 1929. plunged him and there was a unit- I ;irKi box mounted on the rear of ed family at Uuckingham palucc U1 Kowl chuusis carries the for the Christmas holidays. slogan. "Push Here. ho 1 . . . -- . itlsh i sravivoit im.ank th-u;i;iy empiro when the king was taken ill returned to thu palace today. j The arrival of the Uuke of Glou cester completed the family party. The duke, who reached South ampton from South Africa early (Continued from Page One.) ened with death for testifying for j houses, bethinK.ngt. lemse.ves that , ,,,. racln(; th0 ! " ' na inThe mil!" tno suuo ana mo state, prose- m. nrisimiui would ue just nnotlier nlnB nho. 10 minulM. -tarted I 7,, " V ... ... ' ., i.r.., POLICE CELLS cutors. Judge fientzel. who .also, re celved a death threat, refused pro lection. j Ho commended the Jurors for their pntriotism and courugo In trying tho case and thanked thent I for their '"service to tho coun- I try." day of sore arms nnd legs. The ri-4ht hand will be fa,vored tomorrow for laisinu Christmas I Liuiey in iiiu met1, ttnti soup uuwm SKW VOItK, Uec. Cells ut police headquarters were filled today as a result of the first drive j against the underworld by Police Commissioner mien's reorgan ized detective bureau. A week-end clean up, will not be tipped, except by the unusually dexterous. The well dressed coed wilt favor either the right limb or the left, according to whether she approached the Tony Canpelluno. son of An- college, doctor from the Northeast drew, charged with the kidnap-j or northwest, when "she had Iter's . thp p,ane Iofit nIlitli0 ny the mg wus ucqimieu. uuuu. , maneuver nnd an instant later , ,.. . r or jazz jcrashrd against a roof, rebounded wn wl!risiinun eve iiiu i cu down the 4000-foot runway 01 his f.llher-H ..hvs'cians issued this the new airport. i bulletin: Tho plane was about six feet ..Tlle kin(f h.AH iint lx ilXlvl above ground at the end of thonifnt- Thc nWi conditicn con field, and a railroad embankment ; tinues to s)ltiVt. proc ess. The gen dlrcctly, ahead caused tho pilot, erHl confution remains unchang- to bank to the right, appar ntly expecting to clear the ob struct ion nnd gain altitude, ac cording to the survivor. Instead CHICAGO. Dec. J4. H ) I ne () (-hriHtlnaH eve the red hot ' ir'iiii'ttfir tlio rriekfter-r Jinil Hill I i ...in i ... i...... i t r-'--n - , mi at i in ui jiiifi win in- ueii-na, i,,,n 1Pfl I h lirli u-nvnifin lrntiirhed f.1'7 notches I .1.1 i- 1., I l1UO a taiagi. ; " - - - iiim( iiiu njivriui iiiuid pi iini iiiiin in ion their pistol butts this ycir. tho city onIy half a mile away ure wnicn iast year iney c m u ' against a tree and finally plouged orders front tile newiy appointed children. In several churches, will tlnn from the various parts of: police head, netted 1 17 suspects, lie hi Id this evening. the nation so nicely addressed ranging from persons wanted on .lackfon county students at col-land svrtirely packed In well tied murder charges to ordinary pan lctfcs and schools returned home pui-kagc or containers. t handlers. last week for the holidays. In While no deliveries were mad-! Unofriclal word that subordl scores of homes there will be fam- yesterday, it being Sunday, the nates In the detective bureau who lly reunions and dinners. , augmented for Christmas post The hUH.ncis houses of the city, 'office staff, and also the rural car will clots tlUs evening at six rlers worked all day. up until o'clock, and there will be a gene-! about 1 o'eloeg this morning ln ral suspension of business Christ-j side tho postofflco, sorting and mas Day, with all banks and tnib-; routing the perfect Jam of par lie offbes dosed. The uostoff lc 1 eels and myriads of letters and will be closed Christmas Day. cards, getting them all ready for There will bo no Issue of this, loading on motor trucks early 1 painful to think about. In the sor- was conducted without spccinc ( " "-" 1 orny nouses me gins watKCd wun rne n-f siaymgs ior me . iiKoncealeti limps, and the daven- year ending December 1. statistics ; )(0rtH wont t() couds whose eomplled by Coroner Herman " I'Maton" came earlv liundesen snow, are nearly- nan the number( of deaths caused by jwke (lHt Wl,ek wh(.n t)e preHl(iGnt automooiies in look couniy. of tne unvur:iltv ordered every- Of the 5fi3i; violent deaths 1 070 j ,HH,V t0 be vaccinated to prevent are attributed to autos. ;th(J HprPa, f thn single slight case I of the disease on the campus. They jwere vaccinated, and three-fourths rof the university went home. Hut the desolate fu left on the campus Dancers Burred. XBW YOKK. Dec. L'3. UV) Three of eleven girl proteges of the late Isadora Duncan, who ar rived here aboard the liner Coronla ! for n dancinir tour, today faced It was regarded somethln- of a j deportation because they are under the age limit of 16 years. failed In show results would follow their former chief. Inspector John I D. Coughlin, out of the organl.a-j tion was suld to have Inspired the . activity. di;mi;s citrncisM (Continued from Pago One.) Thomas Healty Co., real estate. Insurance and small loans on any thing of valuo. Palm Itlock, corner President Yrlgoyen was quoted by tho paper as saying that he be lieved that Mr. Hoover waft not in accord with the ideas of President paper Chr'stmns day. ihls morning for delivery. And'. Main and Kront. upstairs, tf I'nnltdge were Just beginning to feel the full effects of successful vaccina lions. ed." LONDON, Dec. 1M. (A) The Prince of Wales went hunting to day with the Quoin hounds, the first time that he has been in the field since his return fnnn Africa. The recent improvement in King (ieorgo's condition was stated to have warranted his going further afield than Buckingham palace. all KTntc on Poahody , HA LTI M OH K. Dec. 1!4. UV fieorge Foster Peabody. phllan- t thropist and former national lcm- oerutlc treasurer, wus operated on in Johns Hopkins hospital today. His physician' reported he had undergone the , operation "very successfully" and hfa condition was And Oliver Huf, the cause of it later reported as being "hitfhly I, wasn't even on the campus. Hp satisfactory." TROTZKY ALLOWED TO 1S1T HEALTH RESORT HKKUN. Dee. 21. M1) The ex treme Communis! organ Vulkshllle; today said that it had been learn ed from Moscow that Joseph Stalin had allowed leon Trotzky to go to a health resort in south Rus sia to recover from malaria from which he had been suffering for Hotel Holland Coffee Shop Will Be Closed All Day Christmas Open again for business WEDNESDAY MORNING rite ristmas rj ree linos H. E. Marsh Personal Attention Prompt Service Skinner's Garage Authorized Buick Sorvico GENUINE BUICK PARTS EXIDE BATTERIES 143 South Rlvertido Medford, Oregon Pennington Battery & Service Garage Ignition and Electrical Specialists 114 North Front Street The Acme 303 E. Main Newspapers Magazines, Cigars and Confectionery Wardwell Fur Co. Medford 's Reliable Furrier Cooley Building George's Clean Towel Shop Service and Courtesy Ladies' Expert Hair Bobbing No.. 7 N. Fir St. Roseborcugh's Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor No. 12 South Central Will H.Wilson The Cheapest Store in the Wost Medford, Oregon Walden Bros. Groceries Manufacturers Pure Apple Cider Berrydale Suburb THESE MEDFORD FIRMS t Take this opportunity to thank the people of Southern Oregon for their gen erous patronage during the holiday season and Extend to them Cordial Wishes for a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS Myron Root The Medford Exchange GEO. J. KUNZMAN, Prop. "Where You Can Buy, Sell or Exchange Anything" Job Printing Rubber Stamps Medford Mattress Co. Rug Cleaning Mattress Work Auto Tops 32 N. Grape St. Slusser Barber Shop 'Heart of the City' 5-Chair Service (Beauty Parlor in Connection) Mrs. F. E. Powell, Operator Treichler Motors Co. Willys-Knight and Whippet (Cart that give you a Merry Chrlatmai and rryny Happy Yeara) 1 30 N. Holly St. Biden's Shoe Service 19 South Central 2nd Door from Craterian DeVoe's Hot Lunch (Booth and Counter) Fountain Service Confectionery 17th year In Same Location Next Medford Hotel Swem's Kodak,Book and Gift Shop Strang's Drug Store Established 1884 o 231 East Main St. Eads & Holbrook New and Second-Hand Furniture Phono 1192-J 38 N. Front St. Modern Plumbing and Sheet Metal Works 404 East Main St. F. J. Huher0 Tailor and Haberdasher 113 West Main St. Rex Cafe Main Street Walker's Dance Hall Now Childers Building" Diamond Cafe 127 East Sixth Street Electric Bakery In Johnson Market " C. J. Breier Co. Art Hubbs, Manager ftledford Shoe Hospital 117 North Fir Street Economy Meat and Fish Market Nichols and Ashpole 1