Medford mail tribune., December 29, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

FAfiE TWO
mtdfoht) matl TRn?rTF. mtdfot?T). or,Er;o. s atftday. 'DF.rEM'RF.r; 20. 10-23.
ocal and
Personal
On ift'-h and hun ln i:h of
rain bud fii-n this Wftk, :;ir:ini
wi'h l;ii hijnday and -ruling at
Tj a. in. today. Includintr th- I T
hundredth whi'h f-ll flunr.tf
lueht up t ' a. in. Of tfit v..-k
total f;tr -V1 f H durtriK 1: t
Monday night. U.iJri I forw:i-ft. 1
for tonight and Sunday, aloni; w.th
a jnoderaN- temperature.
l;Iir t-nownaM fit-ht. J a a n
Sprint's. Sat. nik'ht
Mi a i'.uy WcS.b. tru-tni'-tor at H:
Mfdford l;uii!i'HJt f-nl !-, ha- h--n
HI at her home all thL- we.-k fuf-f'-ririi;
with a v rv -a-'- of f:u.
ir-njf-tit'-hlrr ai nr
yard. Work puaranteeJ. 2Vi'
Am :-.9:ay on a national lc--;il
holiday the p'-ftof f U t- will lo--d
ail day Tu-dy, Xew Year' day,
and there. v.111 he no del! v ri in tt
day, city or rural. ,(fc-v. iae, th
tores, city, county and f-d:fll of
fices, and the other office.) of the
city fil he cloned all day on New
Year's day.
Complete lino of Parker p-n et
ond desk -ta. Office Htationery &
Supply Co., across from Kin It o.
27'tf
Wayne Holdril returned to
CorvallU today after fmt-n1!iiK the
Chrh-tntHH holidays with hn par
ent. Mr, and Mrir. Charl'H Hold
ride ut Talent.
The party in known who look the
M part on chime horn from Hie Ja k
ard tourlmf. If Ihey will ndum to
, the Highway Motor Co. not him.'
more will he paid. -HO
HiifdneiH at the local hotels
which .while j-mall nil v-ek, had
heen increaMinjs a hit fro in day to.
da, fell down hard yesterday he.
cuuKe of the n'-arn'-sn of New ear c
day. Today and Sunday were ex
pected Ut ace a .ttlll fewer number,
of traveling guest.
Saturday, lec. 2'Jth, one grand
, night. Jack-ion SpringH Club. 7t
Temporary auto licenne were 1k
ued at the hriff office today
to William Puhl of Gold mil.
Clyde Jjiyton of JCnglv Point. Uon
ald Mcfiregor. K. T. lJure!on, W.
M. Hhepard, Charlotte Kent, C. H.
Howe, It. A. Davidson and I. M.
Calncr of Aifdford. Frank Way
ward of Jacksonville, H. h. Uolan
of Central Point and J. T. liuckh y
f Ituch.
liewt rtnh lump coal. Tel. f.3t.
Mcilford Fuel Co. tf
J. K. Kerr, manager of the Cali
fornia Oregon Power company in
the (irant Pa diMirlc"., ha re
turned home from a two-day
hutflncH vinlt In Medford.
Uance at Jacksonville New Year':
eve, from a until 2. Auspice I. o.
(j. K. Kveryhody welcome. 2 I
Mr. and Mm. H. II. Uictrlcb of.
North Phoenix entertained at din-i
ner nn Chrltrna day Mr. and Mr. ,
W. J. Hogerd and Itillie Harlman '
of Medford, Mr. and Mr. 12. C.
Whiteside and con IJoyd of KnfK
Inline and Howard IHetnch.
Thoma itealty Co.,- real e-tate.
Insurance nnd email, loan- on any
thintr of value, palm P.locfc, corner:
Maln'and Front. upntuirK. lff I
Ted I a win of Now York City,,
Mr. and Mm. W . W . Herbert of
Oetroit and A. 15. Wlxon of chl
cat!o are among the Kticntn finm i'
dihtance registered at Medford hu-'
telH.
The Owen-Oregon relief commit
tee wlwhe tfj thank those who
bought ChrLntina tree for benefit
thank
treeH i
of relief fund: nlno wlh to
Mr. Oiven for donation of tree.
The Committee.
Follow lip t 1 nbnence of wveral j
nionth In Iienver. Colo., where ac j
compnnted by her two daughter
nho had i Kited relntl'en for ev-.
eral month. Mr. Itobert Heed re
turned to her homo here thl week, j
Hh wan met In H.m Kranciiico hv ,
Mr. Heed, who then motored hl
family tiack to thin city. They are
the Hotel Jacknon. j
'nod all kind oak. Inure). ,
fir nnd drv lnb. Medford Knl
Co, Te!. 631, tf
TleirHlar dance. Ragle Point. Put. :
night. 279
lnftuenrti attack hnvo lowered
the efficiency of the taff of the)
Cozy Nook confectionery utore with I
John Interhiildt r, proprietor, and :
Ceorge l,fUOnltll y, ci:Vk, both con-'
fined to I heir home with the flu, I
.Iftck Hen totI In xtihMt tilling f or
l,outiHbtjry until he I able to n
turn to duty, and Men. Wintcrhal- t
d-r In presiding In her hUHband' I
place,
Holiday dunce at Hlvcrxlde Com- j
imihlty Club, Sat. night. Whonpi'i-!
ChhmI time. L'7
HuII'h ufeleiiu w ill be cIomm) i
)(. 30. 31 and Jan. I, for rrfin-i
letting floor. Wilt be open ugaht
Ur IhimIiicmh ,Jnn. 2. V751
7
.? New Year's dinner
'HU be complcto with
out Fluhror's Bread
and EoIIb. Order tlicm
early Monday and help
avoid a HkP minute
fush.
Is
Mr. ami Mm. P. it. Sweeney re -
iurmtii iat evening from a holiday
'..'Hh relative at Oregon City.
Three Myrtle Creek ' pormmt n.
II. M. and K. A. rtiirtrhff and I:
K Hart. -rrrr whriluld to have
fct-::rlr:i.ji thij afuinwin in the Ciold
H.:i ju-tlce court on char? prc-iVi-red
ai(.itnt them hy lieputy
U anltn i.,y Parr for havir.i,
I'wj many lii'k in their itinUin.
Th" men ucre arreitted leCemhT
in A Mi li ml unite en rout from
Kl.imath I'.ill.
Ivf. Cti.h lump co
.-T,r.l Kii.-t .
Tel.
131.
a Holiday uanee at liiv f-i Com
"jnity Club, Sat. night. Whoopee! ,
f.trni time. 2".'J ;
F. M. Mi' helj, S. O Ha k"t!e
are among the Klamath Fallx rei
'bn't who arrived in th- .;( :'
h .tit lurnbtT and" c-dir pofc. ,-
M'-dford UmUr foo ' ''' K Kelbe of Portland, di- ;
fiet ihoe feRfler and autoj vion commercial eupervi.-or of the ;
bodies Htralshtened at P.riir Kneet : Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Metal Work, opposite Super ' "'-"npany. wa in Medford this week ;
rvrvJce Station. Phone 4M. zW iUitlkln ftft"r tne coml'an'' inter-,
Snow wa over two inches deep -In
Portland nnd wven Ineiie deep' Grange dance. .New Year's eve. j
in Salem, according to Ir. U I I Eagle Point. 2Ij
!nkeen. who. accompanied by hi Iance. Kagie Point, Sat. night. ,
family, returned yesterday from a
holiday trip to Portland, whre he1
vlxited relatives, with 14 present
at the family reunion on Chrhumas
(!iy
Kincald' dancA. Eagle Point.
Hat. night. J9 ,
t Annual New Year' dance. Kagle i
Point, Mon. night. New Year' eve. f
2i j
Bounty warrant were iued at ' who would have hlt follower be
lli" county clerk' office today to -v that he will make hort work
c. A. liurnH of Ahlnnd. one huhcul:i'T Wo.d. Tni match will probably
If. A. Fergu of Ahland, three hob- I take place before Wood h aves on j
cat; John Wat ner of Trail, ne j a whort wrelling tour through the
bobcat; K. H. Oliver of Trail, one j tul "f Washington,
coyote and one bobeitt. I "ol- ''Ian coal. Tel. 631. Med-
c;range dance. New Year's f-v. i fr'1 Fuoi Co- t( j
Kngle point. 281 i Attention. Knight of Pythias!
d ranee dance. New Year's eve. I Ral New Year's eve party, K. P.
i Kngle point. 2hljha11. Monday night. 2S0 i
Mr. J. A. Hazelwood of Htir-1 Following a whorl visit with her !
! llngarne. Mr. and Mr C. S. F'etch-1 n,M- Mr. and Mr. O. J. Pre-i
er and Chester C. C'oen of Oakland . c',u- MrH s't" Henderon has re
and A. K. flarland of S,in Fran-! turned to Walern. where he is em
cinco are among the few California! p!Vd In the Salem clinl.
re-ldcnts regintered at Medford hu- Choar dry lumber at Medford
(J-umherCo. 237tf
Wood all kinds oak. laurel, i
lir and dry lab. Mediord ru-i
Co. Tel. 621. tf
Coal by the sack or ton. Tel.
;51. Medford Fuel Co. tf
Deputy Sheriff Oscar Dunford
was plann'ng to leave this after
noon for Salem with two prisoners
sentenced e.t-rday to . two year
r:i, h in the .tut,- penit. ntiary. l.-.ii""' ' 'rnm "rrenn l'v-r rum
KuinmrrK. it loral youth, vu fen-1 " " huclne-" vMtnr ii
tmrt-rt yi-Hrrrlny afl rnoin to two ;
y,-:,r on a rhair of burglary an,!
Chftrlejt A. Secret tt received the
sine sentence for bad check writ
ing. Hose, mending, runners removed
nnd snags worked back. Handi
craft Hhop SICtf !
New Year' dance Mon. night, i
Kineald's hall, Kagle Point. 2hl 1
(nly one out of the state car
registered here yesterday, which
breaks the year's record of such
r gift ration. However, immediate
ly after New Year's day the num
ber will gradually begin to ap
proach normal again.
That good conl--low in ash. lian
en Coal Ho. Phone 23!. tf
Wood all kinds 'oak. laurel,
fir and dry !ah. Mrdford Fuel
Co. Tel. IJ31. tf
Mitten Leila and (iertrude Carl
Ion, who are employed by the
Copi-o company in Medford, spent
Chii'linaH with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Carlton and their
'!ln,',"ta,'' M,H- S. A. Carlton
At,nlltn1-
Klnenld'n New Year's dance Mon
night. Kagle Poinf. LH1
Dance old year out and new year
In, Walker's Monday night. Luneh
ut midnight 2HC
A minor nuto collision took place
yesterday afternoon on North Front
nt reel between cars d riven by H.
8. (iodlove anil I-lta Montgomery.
respectively. Kittle damage
caused outside of a broken bumper.
Felt HCrnpn. all colors. 25c n
bunch nt the Fashion Shop, 424
Medford Pldg. Phone 1181. tf
I-t mo write your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwuld, Hotel Holland.
Phone ltH3. tf
The public service commission
this week approved the construc
tion of a depot at Merrill, Klamath
county, by the Central Paelflc rail
road company. It Is said that the
dep.d will be modern, with all sta
tion facllltieH.
Dance, Kngle Poinl, Sat. night.
(irangc dance, New Year's 'vo,
KaKle point. l'H
liuiiid d among the Oregon resl
denU regiNtered at Medford hottds
are Mr. and Mis. K. T. II. Kill of
Salem and the folbiwhig from Port
land: Ciipt. C. K. Knickerbocker.
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Cesellchen. A.
ltyeis. c. W. Davis, Mr. nd Mrs.
W. .1. Collins. Albeit Wise, 11. D.
M organ a nd A . A . 1 tea i t y.
t "tin I by the sack or ton. Tel,
Ml. Medford Fuel Co. tf
See Charles A. Wing to buy your
home. UK:'
For an after-holiday market, to
duy'H public, market was exception
ally good, wlili fairly large sup
plier of produce, fruit, meats and
the usual line of godH 1 11 slock.
I.al Thursday's market wa poor
In comparison to today's, with little
pitwluce in tdock titid pntnnage far
under the average. . Applerf were
one of oday' principal features.
Dance old yenr out and new year
In, Walker's 'Monday night. Lunch
nt midnight. L'ga
lCegi'.;r dance, -:itgle Polrt, Sat.
night. 27r)
C. J. Thomas nnd . F. Ibdconib
are business visitors In Medford
from Seattle.
Hot. ebitn ml. Tel. f.?,. Mcil
ford Fne Co. tf
D"oi and w liulow a cheap ai
Medford l.umbi-i- Co. 237lf
t '. F. Ithode of Medford was
looking after local bust ties mat
tei N in (irantH Pns ye-terday!
Mrs. V. I. (trophy, who lias been
confined to her bed at the Com
munity hoMpltal tdnfe' t'hrlninias
tlay, suf fei liuirom a .seve at
tack of flu, I icpoited onirvhat
Improved today.
The Udy who called ut this of Her'
Friday looking for Miss tirel tin
left a blue beaded purse In the nf-1
flee, Please call for same. 27! j
2W more hat marked for l)ulck
sale at !e each. The Kmmf Ihhc
Hut Shop In M. M. Store, ;.'H-;j
1 The condition of V. D. ttronhy, !
; on of the recent flu victim, ill)
1 at hi burnt at jtOKueliintl, 1 much j
he iter. J
K. P. hall. Monday night! Orand !
New Year eve party! 2 0 j
j Ji nee old year out and new year'
j In, Waikr' Monday night. Lunch ',
at midnight. 2i'J
1 Mi. and Mr. C. W. Hazelrigg of j
Aiannda, Cal., xpent ChrUtina
with Mr. HaZ'-!r:gg'ii mother, Mr. !
1 Su- lUzelrigg, and other relative'
' in thm city. ;
dj.g Turk'-y Shol! Sunday morn- i
ng, the. Jo. Fif:e. CO yard. High
est core win large turkey; econ-J (
core win half -grown turkey or j
large rhteken. Turn left (outh at t
north end of Tolo overhead crow- '
inn: white houe. H from
highway. Sweet apple cider nerved ft
79
Indication are gd for a wre- i
; ll,nf "aicn euner ai .Meatord or
; fJrftnt hetween Sailor Jack
I Wood and Fred Mortensn of i
. "rant Pa. and It i ponsible that J
' wi" n,,ld ornetlme next
month. There is a grudge between
the two men and Wood plan to
make hort work of Morten sen'. !
Orange dance. New Year's eve. t
Kagle Point. I
Harold ftroun. well known in
surance man of thi city. Is expect
ed to return tomorrow from Can
yon City where he upent the Christ
ma holidays with relatives. j
"Safety Seth" Itullis, in charge i
of ueeldent prevention work fori
i.rnnn i'a- yrirr,la
Kineald dance, Kagle Point. I
Hat. night. 27'Ji
Highest grade Utah coal, any
nlze, anywhere, any amount. Han-
n Coal Co. Phone 23.
tf
ROSE BOWL GAME
jf.ni i"'hniii sunn win m- hi-i ni.'ii. ific rules or rig citv con
to hear that the .big New Year1 tests regnrdtng displays, Judging
day game between California and and length of content have been
Georgia Tech will be broadcast followed in the Medford coinpfti
ovcr Mutton KMFI next Tuesday tlon and will im doubt be contin
aflernoon. A d rect wire report ued n future years. aUho speri.il
will give the full details of till contests for business houses, coil! Is
big football classic play by play, anil apartment houses may be
through the courtesy of the Call-, added in l!i2H.
for n la Oregon Power company.
Karl Davis, popular football ref-1
erco and sport announcer will
officiate at the microphone and
a thrilling account of the game
is assured. It 1 expected Hint
many loc.l people will tune In on j
t h Iri spccln 1 Copcn progrn m Tues- j
day afternoon.
rlOffi SCHEDULED FOR
NIGHT Of NEW YEAR
.Another biK.I.eKlon Drum t.'orpw
datu'e Ik Mehclulrd for New YcHr',
nil bt nt the. Oriental (lardeiiK.
(l,:d tntiNle. hnllday favors um!
MiieelaltieH will eomblne to make
the i-venlnt; one routlniiou. round
of,-pleasure, aecurdlni; to the com
miller In ebftrKe. A larue er,,w,l
attMided Ihe lrfKl,n I'lirMnKit ball
luHt week whlrh proved Ntieh a bin
uci:(,hh ft still larger iHtendaiwe is
nntlelpated for the New- Year's af
fair.
t
JUST LinLE WHOOPIE
AT PICKFORD PARTY
Hollywood. ci.. Dec sn.
(fli Loltte I'ickford'H "numerous
bruises anl scratches." received
when a ( hrlslinas eve parly at lier
home hroku up in an nlli wd rotmh-! capcil with S:m. Icivln t Kbcrls tied :il s..4 The nrlninal issue
iiiidliiinbln battle between Jack up and buried beneath a pile of of highway bonds was J3S.700,
lhitiKherly, a husband nf Ihe hue luundrv. lono.
llnrlmrH l. .Marr nnd Duniel K. Jae-! Kher'ts was rcadltiK a newspaper I
Iter. nuslnesH man. an- forKotten
now ami the hatchet has been
'""',''"'. ' '
"The boys just raised a little
whooplo. but they're good friends
now." Miss Plckford said, in tie-
elarlnk that po.si.lhie complaints in
connerllun with the Yuletldc hat-
lie were dcflitliely "olf."
I'nrtl of 'liuiik.
'- wlhh to I'Mm'w our apnre
iniinti (or the KlmluesH Mini in
imtry .-xlemlctl t hv our maii
kind fiieuilM nnd neighbor ilurliii;
our recent ln'renvement. 11 ml for
the many beautiful flower.
M I'm. Minnie W. hl.cr.
Prank I. UVl.her.
Mr. unri Mr. KiIwbkI P. Wehher.
Mr. nnd MrH. Krru WehKer. 27!
Hint -for Muntert
(iUKAT IIAUHIMITON. Mass.
ll'l KiHiik- II. Wright offers lo
lend a horsenhoo to unlucky hum-
era. While doer huntlnt itcently
ho I rum lied for hours without even
a rhjince at a shot. On his way
hack to his automobile ho found a
horavshoe and within ;o minutes
hutl hnggetl n good Klxeil dher
REUNITED AFTR SA DISASTER
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Slaughter of Chicago were rescued by differ
ent thjps after the liner Vestris went down. They were reunited
when the French tanker Myrlam brought Mrs. Slaughter to New
York. Her husband had arrived In New York aboard the American
Shipper.
REPORT WINNER
LIGHTING CONTEST
iADCD
Announcement of the prize win
ner in Medford first annual
Christina. Out floor Lighting ion
test will be UiiiUe in tomorrow
morning's p:?pc-. a ording to a
report by the committee in charge-
To carefully judge the many nr-
tistle dlspi'iy about town has been
a difficult task, but the work Is
nearly complete and the ll.'t of
awards will be publfh'1d lomor
row. The committee regrets that
very Joea! citizen who entered
this contest can not receive a prize
this year, but feel that the experi
ence gained In the 1 928 content
will prove most valuable to thohe
who care to compete again nxt
year.
As In the case of conteMH in the
larger cities, prize winners f, this
ontewt will probably
be l,i
fnnn competing for
prlt
CREATE INTEREST
i "iiiumi, i)r,-., Dee. 2:,. i'i
.More IntriKulnv imihoda ,f
teaililnK were nilvlnett by (,ieuk-
nt the orcKon state Teaeher's
convention here. Interestlnu lu-
1,11s In the spirit uf the subjeet
miner mini in ury rai ls and rules
was deelar, ,1 t be more me-
wful.
Kenneth sliliina ker. of the I'ni-
vershy of iiri Kun Knulih dcimrl-
ment. si, Id less attention to teach-:
mi; Krainiiiur
by
rule and mor,
Mirths upon hrtnint; luipils to ex-1
IU'Cm t 1m III SI
tcr r-Htilt,
mIiiiiiIiI he humiinl.ctl, nnd pupils
hrouuht to renlixe that line f
1-inullHh i more than a mechani
cal application of rut cm.
YEGGS PLUNDER SAFE
I'OltTI.WNI). Ore., Ike. iV. l1'p
Three well-dressed ynuiu- nn a j
Ileld C. C. KbcrlK, wtitchman of Ibe
Palace laundry, under iiard while i
(hov pun, hed n sale and iben '
when the first rohls r enlered late
last nltlit and ordered him to hold
!np his hands. Two others attacked
the safe, while Urn robber held a
revolver npilnst Kberts' ile. He
freed hlmsell after several minutes
strupiMni! alter Ihe robbers left.
TD HEAD SCIENTISTS
NKW" YORK, Dec. ". 11 I'.l.-e-tloi)
of Dr. Robert Andrews Mllll
kiin, California physicist, as presi
dent of the Amerbiin Association
f..,. h a. i. ,
, , j
for l;s, was announced today Dr. !
.ii,i,Kiiii is one 01 mrce Americans
to win a Nobel priie. He got the
physics auurd In lsJS.
His recent woife-has been In de
veloplna his llwiry of the cosmic
rays which holds that matter Is
still being created by Ibe elemental
forces ft. tin, 1 In space
KABUL STORES IN
' - DEPLETED STATE,
01
LONDON, Dec. 29. (Pi The
Daily Mail today printed dispatches
rrom i-anore, inna. saying That)
full evacuation of Kabul. Afghan-1
istan would be made as soon as !
possible. In the meantime, ad- (
vices reaching Moscow told of fur- I -ther
victory of government troops
in their drive against the rebel, j
The Lahore dhpatches said tv.t 1 Local Data
stores in Kabul were fast becoming'
depleted. Many persons were sun j
""'", r' st'"'!. a"'! '"nln
snowing.
A Gorman woman was killed
wjirn she got in the way of a troop
currying plane which landed from
Bagdad, and was struck by the
propeller. The propeller was broken
anil the piano laid up. making the
second one damaged and unfit for
I uho at the Jlritish legation.
1 The despatches said that the j
building (presumably the legation
buliding) had been subjected , to
heavy fire and it rooms were bar-i
ricaded. Lack of heavy casual-1
ties was attributed mainly to the i
failure of nixi shells to explode. I
SUSPECT SOI FIRED j
HIE COVER CfflEl
C'.ASTO.VIA. X. C. Dec. ;:. ,Pl
J.- V. 'anderburg. a farmer, his
wife and thre of their children
were killed and their bodies burned
eaiy todav ill their home near the
town of Dallas, five miles from
here
a 1 "year-old son of the counle
is held in the Guton rountv lail
suspected of having slain the five
and set fire to the home in an pf.
fort to hide the crime. Police said
ithey hail been informed that Jhe
son had become anitered about
something shortly after midnl ?ht
and had become violent.
!KSrTE BONDS REDUCED
TO J?I,500,000 NOW
SALK.M. Ore.. Dee. 2'.i. M'l
State Treasurer Kay said today
that tlie state is depositing with
v..
uKCticy in New 1, ork
o pay principal and
OrcKon veterans' state
aid bonds due Janunry 1. This
wit! reduce onistanillni: veterans'
aid bonds to 2 T.50li.0. the total
ainotint issued was $2li.uin,."0oo.
On April I Ihe state will re-
tire ss2..r,"n in blKhway bonds.
rrdiiciim thu hinliwiiv debt toiArdo and Kenneib
" jday, and his irkna had txsen
'prevailing for the past year. Mr.
CINCINNATI. O.. Dec. 2'J. lP, Cucka was born in Crecho-Slo-I'hyskians
at the luwpital where, Vtikiu DecvmlHT 2. Ii7s and at
Frank Rrooks, 1 S-months-old Asco. : the time of his death he was 5a
W. V:i baby lies in a serious con-'Tears of age. He cume from Kll
dilion will, ;i toy an inch and a half rope to this country ut the age
long lodged In his throat. Unlay jot II with bis parents. They
were greatly encouraged over thej first lived .In Minnesota. later,
child's condition. i moving to ('alin. ore., where he'
They reported him much im-1
proved nnd were hopeful that hist He leaves his wife Nettle , Cacka
strength might soon be built up to I of Malln. one hrothrr ofVood
wilhstand an owration for removal burn. Ore., and his father Anton
of the obstruction. He has (level- Cacka. three sisters and two oth'er
oped pneumonia,
t
sea Trip vacation 1
NKW York. Dee. 2'.. i4i
Like tho wartmau on hl night off
Is Karl Hornson, master mariner. I
After nine years at sea without a I
vacation, he (tot one of U weeke ,
and promptly took n Irans Atlantic j
voyage. ... j
OFFICER CAPTURE
ALLEGED RUNNERS,
AND B!G CARGOES
o
Two all-eel 1hmzc runner.
Kili-,
A0.
: Iirow n of I-gle Puint and W
CtvrK- of North Bend, were ar
rested last night and till forenoon
by" officers at Ashland and were
cheduled to have ht-arijiTs today.
. Over SO gallons of alcohol and 50
, gall' r.s 0 moons hire, valued at
$2000. Were confititen and two
j autoinobLe. valued a JioOO. were L
; Feizert, maKing one o: tne largest
' haul made by officers in Jackson
county in 12 hour during 19i.
Oeorye was
'nieht hv Pulicemen Preentt an-V
- Monn nfAhlni nnd ti-ns n, ar
Moon of Ashland and was not ar
'rested until he had attempted to'there werc " mse with fines
elude the officers by speeding ! arnountlng to 1435.
i away when he w.i ordered to stop I of tne nine cases for Ie-
: when In the Ashland city limit, i cemoer were of intoxication ar
!lle wa taken in custody near the rrsts witn of 10 eacn- one
; Jackson Hot SpHng. iiis car. ac- . for li'iuor poa.ession charge,
jcordinj; to the officer, was filled' wi,n fl"e f np fr hreak-
with lt five-gallon tin container : ng gla.-s in the street with fin
filled with moonshine, presumably ! of and one for dinturbing
a northern California product.
. nruwn w an cioppcu in Asmanu
I at 12:3it this forenoon by Traffic
j Officers C. P. Talent and Herb
! .Moore, whose Kuspicions were
! nroucd by several tin cans they were a follows: U J . , I . cases.
j rjiw in the rear of the car and theV3'.t0; lUl'fi, IH cases. fJZ: ll'-T..
ia-t mat tfif nia-iitne whs heavily
I loaded. Brown dfd not attempt
escapi'. and claimed he had just
borrowed the car for a few day
and did not know what was con
tained in the cans. Ilrown car. a
Studebaker Commander.' was reg
istered to K. M. McDonald of Cali
fornia. Both cases were turned over to
Federal Prohibition Agent Terry
Talent who will file the complaint
against the men.
Daily Meteorological Report
Dec. 29. 1928.
Medford and vicinity: Rain to
night and Sunday. Moderate tenv
' perature.
Oregon: Unsettled with rain
W(.sti and local ruin and snows
east portion tonight and Sunday,
Moderate temperature.
J Temiraturc ,rKW.) 4
45
49
42
M
.17
Highest (last 12 hours) 50
Lowest ( last 1 2 hours) 3 3
Rel. humidity per ct.) HI
Precipitation (inches)
State of weather..
. t.'ldy. It. rain
Lowest temperature this morn
ing 41 degrees.
Total precipitation since Sept. 1.
1928. 6.40 Inches.
Sunset today, 4:4S p. m.
Sunrise Sunday, 7:39 n. m.
Sunday Sunday. 4:49 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A.
12th Meridian Time
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Baker City
iiismarck ...
Poise
4U
311
44
34
12
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40
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50
4U
42
42
44
46
32
4S
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49
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Denver 3S
Des Moines 4i
. 1 sno 6a
Helena 2S
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
KOBuy
Raln
Rain
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
lenr
Rain
llaln
. Cloudy
Cleae
! ,-OH Ansclcs .... 70
Jlurahnekl GJ
t'hoenlx .'. G6
Portland ..
Red Bluff
4S
50
Si"
4X
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46
51
3S
; Roseburg
h"'t 1-ake City.
han J ranelseo..
j Kama, Ko
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j fpokane
j Walla Walla ...
I Winnipeg
STOCKS Dwin Albeit Slocks
pussid u way at the Sacred Heart
Hospital Thursday evening, as the
result of internal injuries re
ceived, last June. Aged six yearsi
and five days. Dorn at Kpwortlf, j
Iowa, December 22, lKSS. lie
was the third child of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert 1:. Stocks, residing lit'
I the corner of the North Pacific)
I highway and Dellurr street. Jlc
had been n patient sufferer since!
his Injury, lie leaves his parents)
Mr. and .Mrs. Albert II. Stocksj
one sister, .Muriel, two brothers,:
The family!
I.. W-. IICk, Ateteoroioiiii.
Obituary
have resided here sinco June. ! M
1327. Funeral arrangements urei"
pending the arrival of relatives 1 1-
from the east, perl Funeral home
in charge of the service.
C'ACKA John Cacka passed
away nt Jacksonville. Oreron, De
cember 27, from Carcinoma of
the stomach. He had been under
medical treatment for the jst 10
hss resldedor the past T7 years.
brothers nil of Minnesota. The.
remain, will be trnV.ferreil to
Klamath Falls Saturday and tho
funeral services will be held at
. Malm. Ore. l'erl Funeral Clonic
rl charge ' .
KLAMATH FALL!. Construe
Hon of new hospital In Hot Springs
addition progressing steadily.
DECEMBER COURT
BUSINESS SLACK
19 CASES HEARS5
The city court by.! new for ih-
month of December, botlQ.n cu.
heard and fine imposed and col
lected, was very light, but doubt
less would have been heavier had
not Judge Taylor left the city a
few days before" Christmas to Ik:
gone three week, s.nce whieh
time th court ha been closed.
The- total for the month, up v
ihe timo of hi departure was
cases with f.nea paid amounting
apprehended 'lat,to bul ?130- whlcb loial
TnUCtl less, t nan lor tne pre-
f vioos month of November, where
tne peac-. wun line oi
' '-J l vi. i .
record the number of cases and
j amount of fine for the month
i of December the past four years
jl cases, Jl'JO; jy4, seven cases,;
to$4u.
Of course, to be added to the
total number of case of last
month, will be turned into the
court the many ? 1 fines or bail
money taken at the police st
tion during the special campaign,
begun about a week ago to en
force the one-hour car parking
ordinance.
Mr. Hamlin Home
From Eastern Trip
I 11. W. Hamlin, manager of K W
t J. Hearty, Inc.. has returned from
! a several weeks" trip to the main
j office in New York City and other
! eastern and southern points, in
; eluding Kansas City. Chicago and
! New Orleans, and reports prospects
; all over the country for a prosper-
t ous year in all line
. ( The Hearty comp
5 successful year and
1 wen- UrllL-htrc!
? 1 with the business done
i, j Cfi ' house.
KLAMATH FALLS. Klamath
county road building program com
pleted for this year.
rnn late to classify
MoDKHN f.-room house for rent j
and furniture for sale. 719
Welch Si. 2.S0
Folt SALK 9 feeder pigs, from 4)1
to 125 ll.H. W. J:. Keen. Jack-!
sonville. i
FOlt I'.KNT (J-rooin liunnaluw;
narnwoort tlors mrounout. par- ;
ape, larce lot, close la. North j
Peach. R;t2.-',n a month. Phone
Bl'i-V. .J. I.'. Haines. Heal Kstnte. i
0 So. Central. . 2.S.",
KOIl SALE -Sacrifice. 1" acres, all
in pears. In Talent Irrigation ,lis- !
trict, out of frost: ideally located
for a home. Price $2000; $a0ti
. cash, balance terms to suit. Here
Is your opportunity. J. K. Barnes.
Ileal l-tate. 6 So. Central. Phone
910-V or 4,1 'J.
Foil KKN'T Ilousekeepitii: rooms.
'- -,,'nc ;
POSITION OPK.N for two middle
acd women January 1st. cook I
and housekeeper. Nice place (orj
two congenial people, "ite .Miss i
Z. .Mathias. Klamath .AKencv. ,
t ire. 'v. j
KOIt SAI.K Steer calf. 2 month,,
old. Jersey. Phone 44T-W. 2S1
I LOST Three fill bills,. Phone 3.7.
I Liberal reward. 11:1 Portland
; Aiv
FOR SALK Showcases and store
fixtures. l.iik,' i!v;in aU pst
I Side Variety store. 222 W. Main.
:s:, -
"Ilrys
I FOR SAI.K Single comb Rhode
Island cockerels for breeding'
young, thrifty birds from piiz.
winning slock. These birds will
average 1,1 pounds nt inattirPv
Woohertou Ranch. I l miles X.
i K. Central Point. 27:,lf
'KOI! SALK Su per-. Mu station ever.
; hearing strawberry plains from
i inspected stock. Plants set now
yield first crop In enrlv spring
Illossoms and berries In it 1 1 stagey
of development from then mi till
after killine f.(M, . In ,. ......
I e harvested manv berries all '
) through the season weighing over
nn ounce each. r...i-,-i.u r,-,,.
,oese pianis. is rilling a pint
cup, were on display at Ihe 1!,"n
counly fair in the .Monarch Seed
Feed Co.v booth. Plants' S
per loll; SI.", per luiill. WooIvit
lon Ranch. 1 miles N. K. Cen-
. , . . . .. ... :
il.ll I-IM1IT.
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These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week ,
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store
Strang's Drug Store
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