rEDFOTtD IUn, TnTBXJNE, rEPFORD, jBTTEOOy,. TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1920.
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The Cinderella Shop, Medford s
newest women's wear stab-h-ffient.
will open lor business Thurs
4ay morning, January 10, at 44
South Central avenue. Thin Is the
-seventeenth Cinderella shop to bo
opened In the I'aoiflc northwest In
the. past few yean.
Sensing tlie ever Increasing lm-
portunce. of credit In relation to
' (be purchase of commodities, It. C.
Jl.ullcy and associates, owners ot
tlie- Cinderella Shops, established
ib wear as you pay" system lu a
Salt I.ake City shop with such suc
cess that that first shop has been
followed lu quick succession by lb
others. ...
'"Med(ord was chosen for our
jllBWUit shop," said Mr. Uadley, who
' if ,neuiorit lor the openltiKi "bu
cause o'ur analysis, preliminary to
IxaslnR a new location, convinced
US t,hat. -Medford wus the fastest
KrowlnK city In the northwest; that
it-was. the trading center for folks
throughput southern Oregon untl
northern California, and that its
horticultural uild agricultural 'pur
suits made it potentially one of the
richest -valleys in the country.
'.: ",Wo. feel, that-our store has n
Wchu to fill In your economic lll'u
'and . we want to (trow with .Med
ford." '
The manager of the local shop Is
XHss Cora Hurliil, who has bud liuy
tuK und managerial exierlence of
many years in u larKo I'orlhinil
stare prior to having become as
sociated with the Cinderella shops.
The shop, which occupies n cor
ner of Central aveuue and KIkIuIi
street, lias been entirely redesigned
and decorated in warm tones of
cream .yereinir Into brown and is
-iis-iinodern in equipment us (lt Is
' 0eW. :-. - .
' Xll m'erbandlse, which will In
3 dude dresses, . , coats, ensembles,
huts and' accessories, comes tllrnet
Ur ine local store from the New
York buying offices of tho Cinder
ella' stores. The store's entire
opening stock will be spring mer
chandise. .
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Comedy-Drama
;.,.;Coming Tomorroiv
Hunt's CratVrian .thciitpr' Hchod
ulWh, talking comedy dnimu, "Give
anil Takfl,". cptarrlnR Ueorgo HI(U
'nVy Vnd J'vnn Iloraholt, at Its ma-
. - Jor tentertnment butflnnlnK to
'inorrow.,. t
"Give and Take" concerns nn oltl
Yrjilt 'canning 1 factory owner, played
' WMlersho)t,: and his superintend-
gt.,'nl,ayed by pjdnvy. Louis plays
ihjo QWpor'a son and heir, nnd Mbit
Xynn, ,tho dauffhterof tho Huperln1--;
teo'deflU' ' That Vdiinif )iidy nW hnn
Ipe duel A role of oh!tury to the
t4$B find flanccb' to the fmiiti' flon.
It is, .when the eon jCuim-a .hom
: rom coHcko und trien to,.ror
. .rantiit hl fathtir'n ' buuincaH on a
rofltfiharntf , buslii Vliat tho fun
Oisita.'. Tho addition of a linnl
Xrolle banker who, boldti a ,mori
, u.iffo'( on tho factory, nnd a crazy
lipllllonuirc with, u wUd.cliuln.Hlon;
icheni rolls the plot nitfrrJIy- nhmg
' teut qlmost wrockH tho romanov.
''H'.Oeorifd Hldnoy It MiUI io Hnvo the
Ajhnlt rolo of'hlH on r cor In tlibt
' screen comc'dy.-. Joun Horflhoit'nlNo
bi. liroVidod with a role of khmiI
ffharaqter poHHlhllltit, and the op
' .tfuiilty 'tp hoar thuijo two gnmt
comedians talk tholr ' lincm mUh
mach humor to the ttplondld rom
djr jdtUQtlomt. '
Franks Comedians ,
to Open Friday
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"'After.an absence o three weeks,
Flunk's 'Comedians 'will nRtiln
upced lauglxtcr nnd merriment in i
line Playhouse theatori Mr. Frank
has' secured, snmo exceptionally
Mover'plays ilurinir his vacation.
lie '. first, of which will be n de-
llllhlful comledy drama, "Kor Cry-tp'..Out.l-oud.".
. Tho sec.dnd release
.;iyll.rjc a senstlonul comedy drama
tnf.winovlelaod, "A Hollywood M.'i
'4otina. . Two,1 Jiew releases, rlftht
Virf.:theTlre. ' ' .
V'To'nilow tho patrons of. Frank's
-Comedians little breathlUK spell
fftt;r -.their . ory of f.pe'ndnft for
fftirlstmns, Mr. Frank, has annotinc
Vit.'the month rif January ns ti bnr-
iraln month. Children will be ml -"Vnltleu
anwhere In tho house ' for
11 cents and adults for 81. ce'ntp.
' 'Vor Coin" .Out Loud" will by
prvmted mly throe performances.
: lOHday, Suturdny nnd 'Hunduy this
'V"ieli!. ' However, tho usual four-
';d.ay. Program will start .the follow
ing' weeK. opening. "A. Hollywood
!Matdonna'' on Thursday,' '
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54ff Picture at : ,
iv, t he Rial to Theatre
L Spectacular to a ' degreo that
ty'pscs spontaneous enthusiasm nnd
bj-etli-taklne suspansc, Is "Tlio Air
' i"(lQn." ' now uppearliiB nt ' tho
Hlalto. theater, whlth depicts the
iiultlerf ot olr-mnil pilots.
jf, Tills-powerful dromn 'Is written
stfottad ,the hazardous experiences,
the romance and human tutcrcst
JIMWlivce of the flyers'who whisk
,th' malls across tho continent lp
oir'weather or foul,
vjoturlnjf Hen ,l.yon, Antonio
Wdreno' pnd Martha Hleepcr, the
slisorhlns; photoplay hn for Its
Mine the awakening of physical
courage In the spirit of a young
ihttll ipilot who has developed a
. tcmpbrary "yellow" streak In the
face of danger.
rTwe Die In Hettl Fire .
l-JOUPT. HI,. Jo. 8. Two
DeWoneVwere- burned to death end
down Others wero rescued today
when a mysterious fire destroyed
a, downtown hotel. The dead are
Sr. and Jlra. Wilbur Walkc;. ' J
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Dctcrmincu nut iu let you in
Dallas business man, has bought
plans to make frequent business
PRINCESS ILEANA
ANNIVERSARY DAY
I!i::llAlti:ST, Itlirnuilla, .Inn. 8.
(A'l Queen Marie Kave a banquet
at tho royal pnhico ' Inut nlhL In
honor of tho twentieth annivirwu
of l'rlnt'OHH IlcanaiurH birth. 'Ill
2Tt Blir.StH Ini'llld
M rrmior .fnUti
Manlu nnd rficm
Imtk of tho r'(f
c'luy. For t. h o
first time Hlncc
In horuinn . klntf.
Mlctuu'l . pnt-tiCi-putcd
In thtf io
IIkIous wrvico nt
tho palucti.
Tho kind's
mofher, iMinroHH
Hflch, prcHontfd
hvr HiHtcr-ln-luw
with n diamond
b and , for h o r
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PROCESS I LEAN A J
brow In tho middle of which wan
an ollvo twig; nuido of R"Jd. 1 Tho
inlpiKtcr of, interior kvo tho prin
ci'hh u diamond tlaru In behalf of
the government. . ,
' Iloona, who- tvn a' plctu'ro of
boaitty and radiant youth; Hitt t-tw-cen
KIdk .Mirliacl and Queen
MmiV 'and at'kndwIrdKi'd fidU'lta
tloti nnd birthday wThIh'm. ,
I.IU'T a royal Holroe watt hold in
honor of Princess Henna , at the
palace. . Offlrera of tlit
t'uvitlry
UUiirlln and of 'yui e'n .Marie's eitw -
airy -resinicnl nttended.
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NASHVILLE, Toon., Jan.'.S. (!)
In the homo to which Andrew
Jackson came home (rom thu wars
and. under, 'the trues which she!
.tared "Oohl Hickory" lu times of
rest, hundreds of citizens gathered
.tpduyMo honor his memory on the
114th anniversary of-.thii battle of
,New Orlenns.
A parade, n lianquct nnd sovernl
s)eeches were on' tho day's pro
gram. Democrats, throughout tho
stale will lipid memorial services
at o'ou. .' .
USED BY FIVE BANDITS
NKW OHI.KANS.'hn., Jan. R.
(IP) Hvo men made up with roune,
burned cork and (a Iho eyebrow h,
Htaged' a private tthnw entitled
"IIuiiiIh Vp" before -a select 111 lie
dice parly In Hi: Bevnard'H parish
Mtittiliiv niiil u;it'i fMlllll I'ti'liLi. h.
AlihniiKli (lie -act wan' far from
funny for the Kamhlct-H, Hi Hhoot
erH made it eonviuelnK. One of Mie
"nrtorH" tlneatened lo "blow the
nuilleneo.to hell" If tho nklt. yH
stopped. II was not HtoppoJ
One Cent a Day
Brings $100 a Month
Thautandt' Taking' Advantage of
Liberal Insurance Ofler. Policy
; Sent Free for Inspection
Ka'nsns City, Mo. Accident In
surance nt n cost of ono cent a day
Is Ileitis tcnUtred In n policy Issued
by tlto ' Nntlonal . Protective Insur
ance Associntinn.
The bcnoflts arc VI 00 n month
for U months SI.'.'uk to !. at
death. Tho premium Is. only III.C'i
a year or exactly ono cent a duy.
Or t Ho thousands ( nppllcalliius
received many hnvo come dlroct
from tho iiKents and execullvus of
other1 Insurance companies. The I
offer Is limited to 100.IMM policies. I
women, as well os men, nro ell-
Klhle for this remarkablo iiollcy. It ,
also applies to children who ate
ton years of nite oroVor. No medi
cal, examination Is required.
Send No Money
To secure 10 days' freo Inspec
tion of policy svtid no money. .Mull
to the National I'lotecllvo. Insur
ance -Association, 1-U.S Scurrilt
lllilK-, Kansas t:ity. Mo., the fol
lowing Inlormntlou: Name, urc.
address, beneficiary's name and re
lationship, i
After reading the policy you may
either return It without obllKBIIon
ur scuu fj.uj iu 'ui yviK) iu loice.j
duiuo mm, J. u. Gray, G-4-year-oiu
an airplane and learned to fly. H"
.trips to Los Angeles by air. ,
j LOS ANOKI.KK,
f Quallfyllltf play foi
7-holo llO.uoo
.totirnninunt waH scheduled for to
morrow over kIx local coursen.
Kntrh's . for tHe big fairway
clasHlo cloHcd last night, palrlnRH
f(r the qtialirylng rounds had
been made, and arrangements had
bct'ii completed for threesome to
too off for the 4C hob-H ot piny.
Tho lilvlera coiire, to be the
kcciio jnf tho $10,000 open on Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday, today
bad been cloned to thoxe
havo not played more than 30
holeH of preliminary play over tho
II tournament course since filing
tholr entries. Tho lutter wore to
be permitted to practice on the
Hi viei a course today only.
Two additional names today
had Wen added to the list of
those who heed not qualify for
tho event, ns , announced last
niKht by the big six committee.
They aro Dewey Long worth and
Hoy Tufts. Hoth playors tied at
:00' In the Los Angeles open
wilsljire lust year.
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(itiry .Mcntol'iu! Hums.
' Cirit'AGO, ' Jan. 8. W) The
Gary Miittiorlal. Methodist Kplsco-
l mil. ih'iir'li Ar W'ht-uton. 111., erect-
i ed by the lute, Elbert IT. Gary nnd
endowed . by blm In his will, was
USE SIX COURSES
22N0 IN FAIRWAY GRIND
QUALIFYING PLAY!
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Jnn. . (VP)
r the I.os An-1
open Kolf I
destroyed by fire early tuday. AnionnSi drew (10).
nverneateil lurnaco was tunmed for
the fire, whlch'eaused nn estimated
loss of 1225,000.
Psoutlo Jlunters,
INDtAN'APOLlS, Jan. 8. IF)
Foud men, disguised as 'hunters,
walked Into, the Irvlnglon Stale
hank today, and threatening the
eiopleyes ttnd customers with shot,
uuns, look $10,000 and escaped.
Oivgim Wouihcr.
Dregon: Fair, but with low
clouds ami fog tonight nnd Wed
nesday, continued .cold. Gentle
varl.ihle. winds.
I BUENOS AinES, Jnn. .') I
i With, five bodies recovered from i
the ruin caused by the eruption of j
the Chilean volcano Calbuco, near j
jl.ake Llunqulhtie, It appeared pos
1 sible today that the lava had taken
i a lull of n lives.
dispatches from Puerto Montt I
I x.i Id that carbineers had uncon-l
I firmed reports that five families.
itolullUK 'i'l persons, were mlssiOK.
I These families lived in the nation
which was heavily dumaced when
I tlie volcano poured lava and ashes
i over It. Other dispatches said that
many Injured had been taken from
j the slrlckeu area to Puerto Varas,
across Lake Uanqulhuo.
All lioatH on the ;i) mile wide
lake were pressed Into service for
I tlie rescue work. After the teoplo
I had been brought to safely cattle
were helm; taken from tho grazing
lanii uKn wnicn tun not asliea
wero,pourlnK. Hot water was also
strenmlnK from the snow-clad vol
cano into the lake. ' i
The disturbance wns stated to
bo nubsidluK today. Tho threat
ened district is lurKcly settled by
Germans and the m'oplo were re-.
i KaluluK trannullHy with tho lessen-
itiK of volcano nctivlly.
The Onlbuco volcano Is COOO feet
In height and, of peculiar lotuiatloh.
Its thre'u extremities border Lukes
Uauquthue, Todos Bunlus and Cha
pede Kste.
It was believed Ihat hundreds of
homeless persons hud lied tu the
mountains to ewnyie the lava flow
and low-hanKlri - clouds of ftases.
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Fights Last Night
lly the Associated - press.
MIAMI,. Kla. Maxlo. J'elz, of
Portland, Ore., ; won on.' a foul
from Hod Itlleyi Troy, New Tork
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LITTLE UOCK. Ark. Milton
Manuno. New Orleans, outpoint-
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who'ed "Dutch" Kastcr, Pacific Couht
(10.) '
NEW YOltIC Hid Terris. New
York, outpointed Jackie 1'llkinK
ton, New York, (lu). Jimmy
McNainura, New York, -outpointed
Jose Gonzales, Mexico City, (6).
I1UKVALO, N. Y. Lopo ' Ter
norio, Philippines, outpointed Jim
my Goodrich, lluffalo, (10). Osk
Till, lluffalo, knocked out Tilly
Kid Herman, Unite, Mont., (0).
ST. LOIMK loey Illvers. Kan
sas City, ' outpointed Eddie An
derson, rasper, -Vyo., (10). Dnvo
Kmtst, St j Louis, outpointed Ar
thur "Sailor" M a 1 e y, Chicago
(10).
Tt'LHA Tlatxi Hunt, Ponca City
and Uiif Hoy Peterson, New Or-
PEOISIA, 111. "Spug" Myers,
Chicago, outpointed Al McCJoy, St.
Louis (10). Johnny Melton, In
dianapolis negro, knocked out
Eddlo Wnlsh, Chicago, (!),
LOUIKVULLE. Ky.' S a m m y
Price, Denton Harbor. Mich.,
knocked out Jackie Reynolds, Ter
ro Haute, Intl.. (0). Frank Nancy,
Pittsburg, outpointed Howard
Jones, New Albnny, (s).
Morrow Takes Rest
WASHINGTON, Jan. .(jrt
Dwlght W. Morrow. American ntu-
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