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Gets Fm Award
BUILD PACKING
PLAN! IN CITY
Council Acts Favorably for
; Kimball" Concern Op
posed By Planning Com
;v mission Revised Fire
. Mall RiH ArrpnfpH '
.The ciiy council Iat nilit nt a
special meeting called by Muyor
1'ipett- not only granted a permit,
Uenpite oppoHltion from (ho city
planning coinniiHHioit, io th
KlmlKill Fruit company. Inc.,
to build a new $5,000 puck
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George M. Putnam, farmer at
Concord, N. H received the Orel
distinguished service award of the
I American' Farm Bureau federation
IhK Plnnt on Nonh Kir .itroi'i nhiiut ' h annual convention In Chi-
npiianltc tlm fuuihc-rn I'ui'iric ili'iiiii i eaoo. The award la to be given
but uccniitrj ihi ri-viRfil bill of j annually to person rendering great
the ChlliliirH llron., contniecorH, rr j est service to agriculture during
ttie Renenil coiiHlructlim of work year.
on tlie new fll'll Htlltioll llllllcllllK. !'? rrr-. -zz
jocled tho plumhiiiK and. heutiiiK
bid for that IjullilliiK uml decided "'"' tnr tlio Roitllir-rn I'nrlfJc lull
to readvortlHc tlio lutter ltdn. r"d, who iiIhh iiKi'ndml Ilia criun-
Tho coiinrll Hlu nmncd u roHO-M'" mwtln!, mild Hint Dm rnilroiid
lutlcin to hori'iittisr iiwipuiuto with ! comiiniiy fiivori'd tho iihint'H con
tile city plunninn comiiilHHlnn In u Hlrm-tlnn on UiIh aito. which Die
effort to improvo tha iliyk'iil ap- Southern I'.nific owns, and mntnd
pearance of the packlni; hoimo il- f furflier thnt tho inllioiid company
trlct. would like to Hen tin cntlrn rlnht
It will ho ri'innmhorcd that the ! or way covered with fireproof wine-
bldH Hubmitted at laHt week's meet
ins of tho council were nut acted
on becaiiKo they exceeded the $30,
000 bond Ihhiiu voted for tlio new
fire station uml fire equipment.
Since then Architect Trunk (Murk
had been workln-t with Hie bldilerH
and making chnnKfs here and there
la effortH to have the IiIiIh rcvlMcd
I p come within the authorized bond
Ishiis expenditure, with the result
tbat CMlders l.roH.' revled bid of
$14,709, which wiih ulimit S12UU
less than their original bid, was ac
cepted last nlKht. However, the
council still deemed the pluinbiiiK
and heating bldH u too high and
will 'readverllBo.
"the main objection of the elty
planning commission to granting
tbo Kimball Fruit company a per
mit to build Us new ptant on Kir
street oppoHlta the depot was thut
thin location wax outside, tho ware
house tone, and also fear thut 11
would be unsightly to iihhhIiik tour.
lata in that prominent location.
This was explained by Larry
Bcbado, president of tbu coiiiiiiIh
Hlon, For thuso rcnHoiiH the com
mission ut its moctln-i Monday re
fused to gram a permit.
After hearing explanations from
Hlchard S. Kimball, son of Carl W.
Kimball, owner of the company,
and C. C. Daiby, lta local manager,
that the new plant would be a very
nrnamentul and modem ono and
that the company would exerclne
raruin seelux that the new plant
and Its' surrouudliiKH wera clean
and attmotlve at till limes, the
omincil grunted tbo permit.
A. S, Hcwenhuiini, dlHlrlit man-
To Stimulate
Local Building
mi
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We Offer
1 Common AlOON OF BOOKS
Loiihi'h und the like
II will bo no trouble to have the
property owners III the zone vote
for llin chuiige, an- the Mmithnrn
I'aclllc coinimuy owns most of the
property in the zone.
l.lltVMi: HOLD .MDKI'IXfi
RICKARD PAID BY I
SILENT THRONGS!
NEW YORK, Jan. . P !
With fully 1'i.OUO persons silently i
jlnnkiiiK on 111 the vast, somber-'
I draped arena, the- world of sportH
pa,u us Haul trioutn to lex Kick-,
; ard today ut the funeral aervices
' in Madison Square (iurdeu.
1 The services were begun at 2 ,
j p. in. by the Hev. Caleb -Moor, pus-,
in iiiu .iiiMiii-un iivi-nue milium
cbiiri h, an I our after all doors hail '
been t:losed to the general nubile
; by the police und admittance re ,
Htrictj.-d only to those bearing spe
cial cards. '
j It waH estimated that nearly 10,
Oou were standing around in Klghth
avenue, 4!)tb and Doth streets, the:
huiinduricH of the gaiden. Two;
! hundred policemen controlled the'
I crowd but It was necessary to halt;
jail traffic on these streets. One
htuidred additional police wero sta-;
Honed Inside the '(union. j
The great and the near great of,
tha boxing Kiimc, the business and
society worlds, associated with :
Hickurd, sat Willi members of the;
family, garden staff and newspaper j
men in loho floor seats. The bulco-:
ules were open to the public gen-1
ei-ally. !
Itickard'a body rested In lta huge,
silvered bionze casket surrounded
by hundreds ol floral tributes. One!
of the last to arrive, red roses, bore
Ibe card of the retired heuvyweiglit
champion, dene Tunney, now In
Switzerland.
On organ, especially Installed for
the services, played for a half-hour
prior to npculii? the f---'i -ierv-ices,
and a quartet sung hymns.
(Continued from 1'ago One.)
was discussed. Thefts of range
stock by rustlers using auto trucks
and the efforts of stockmen to curb
tho evil were also discussed and
steps taken to bring both mat tors
before tho coming session of Hie
ltdslalure.
A committee composed of II. I).
Unwell of OrantH 1'ana, 0. K. Hil
lings of Ashland und It. Shcpard of
Koguo Klvcr was appointed to
flume resolutions.
Successful dairying under Irri
gated conditions was iIIscuhsciI bv
I Hay Itrewster of Deschutes county,
who neciureii tint success In dairy
ing Is not limited to any breed and
that personal preference 1h the best
guide. The four fundamentals were
given as breeding, feeding, testing
and culling. Many practical sug
tustlons on feeding und cure of
good cows wero also given. A good
l.adlno clover pasture, under Des
chutes county conditions, may car
ry as mnny as five cows to the
acre.
Feeding Experience
nfr. Kay, also of Deschutes coun
ty, gave his experience In u sys
tem of feeding ulfnlHi bay In which
tho animals wero "hayed" as niuny
as seven times dally. A yearly av
enue nroductlon of -till pou.ids of
bultorlat from u good grade of Jer
lieys, which also are fed rain In
moderate qunullly all year, bore
out the Idea that care pays.
Uovernor I'nttersou, on tho pro
gram to present the medals to own
ers of this year's high producing
nerds, In n telegram rend b" Pro
fessor llraudt, stated press of legis
lative matters would prevent his
presence at the convention. S. U.
Simmons, first vlco president, is 111
and also unablu lo attend.
Firs4i$
lxi .to 1x12, per M $22
2x4 to -2x13, per M
.. XxO : Shiplap, per M
)xg(;fcihiplap, per M
$22
$22
$22
No. 2 Common
& Fir s4s
lx44o 1x12, per M $18
1H to 2x12. wr U $18
Stiiplap, lx()-fx8, M $18
hiiNo. 3
Common Fir
Shiplap, Dimension,
Boards, Sheathing $15
('ON'STAXTIXftl'l.R, Jan. It.
(fl')--;lrH. Kvtinifclinn IjtmllM'i'uli.
inotlu'r of the trans-Ailtimli: fly- j
or, t'xpfrU'nccil lur flrt earth- j
iuakr when a violent whtx k, ni j
comitanlfd hy u terrlfylnK Bulter-
ra lieu n run r oecu rred a l Angora j
laHt lllKht dull UK H reuepl-on ,lt j
tho American emlmmty tn her
honor. No acetikiu io lift? or
property was reported. Mia. Und
lie.wh nan heen teaehlntf ehemlH
try at the American coHene.
TonlKht AmbanHador and Mih.
drew will xlve a dinner at the
American h-wmlon In n,,p lonm.
The i iH'HtH will includ" the :
eiKii inlnlMter and Madame Tew- (
flk Huelidl llfy and other jirotnl- !
nenl TurkH. i
Tho TurkiMh Aviation league; '
winch Ih piuyiiiK tho hoHt to MrH. !
Unill)crf."h durlim her Htay in An-1
noni. Ih h-avliiK notlitn undone
to honor her.
Lower Grades
From $5 per M up
: Flooring
Ceiling
1x3 ' No. 4 Floorhifj; $20
xi pom. Flooring ....$16
1x4 No. 4 Kloorinf'....$25
1x4 V. G. Flooi iiiff... S40
1x0 com. Flooring... .$15
.4 .Ceiling $20
,i -. .
o ru.' o " 1 wmfr
-POrO WOO!1 qL.4i
8x10.4. It. Sash 75
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. : Mcdford
Lumber Co.
"One Block North '
NEW YOItK. Jan. 0. -(PI Tln
urn-lion of rare houkH for n total
valu.i of 2 7 :i . ! r a at the Anderson
KallerleH laHt iiIkIH wiih helleved
l.y hookHollcrK to have cstalillnhcd
a record for n Mingle hhhIou of a
hook mile in thin country.
The collection , wan tho prop
erty of Jeromo Kern', composer,
and the greater port of the money
wan paid for 1 18 Ulekeim tfonin.
The Ihrue newdonn of the Kern
mile have brought ? tl 1 T . ,t S 7 to
date and It In believed the re
mainitiK seven will hcihI the total
far pact tho million dollar net he
fore the unction bean. , '
Tiic h'uheMt price, and deelared
by liookkellerH to he a new world
record wiih $:K,0oi) paid by Alwln
,1. Scheiier fur a "perfeei" copy
of theken's "I'ickwick Papers" In
pavtn. The Kern copy wan bought
In 9'n by Uabriel Velln, New
York denier, from tho Umdon
firm of Henry Hot hern n & Co..
for $;trii)0, tho value of the books
rlHlnK S00 per cent In ubout nine
yearn.
HURTS 30 CAGE FANS!
(lALKSIiritO. III., Jan. ! UYt
More than 30 pcrtainx were in hos
pitals today with Injuries suffered
when a balcony in the Kuoxville
hlnh Heboid Kymnashun collapsed
during a bunketlmll Kame.
Although many were only eui
and bruised, others Hiiffered broken
Icm and arms In the accident that
terminated the jramo between
Knoxvlllo and AhlnKdon last nit;lU-
About loo fans were In the oal
eony when ono .siile gavo way ns
they stamped their feet und cheer
ed. It fell upon scores of spec
tators seated beneath and In full
Iiik HC.ntpod tlio cunt rot box of the
electric, light wystem from tho wall,
plunging the ;ym into tin rknes.
FITS STOPPED!
New Remedy at Last
llroiiklyn, N. Y. At last n med
icine lilin nefii uiicueren uiiu siops i
the most rduhhurn eascx (if epilepsy. '
ThouHiind in epilepsy colonies and
throiiKliout the country have been
made happy by It. (Ireut epilepsy
specialists recommend it entlniHi
astlcally. Write direct tn labora
tories for free information and
diagnosis. AddresH all mail to
PHKNOl.KI'TOI, t'OMI'AXY. Uept.
371, Itox 71, St. John's IMuce sta
tion, llrnoklyn. N. Y.
MOVK 1'Olt AIH I'IKI.I)
(Continued from Page One.)
unless better nccommodatlonH aro
aerured.
KenllrlnR the Importance of
aviation, other Oregon cities are
cited n striving to establish air
ports and U Is declared Med ford
must keep abreast of the move
ment In this respect.
S. P. IJspot.
Tlio Motorl.-tt on the Flixir
Olrl Ianeet "There! The heel
of my shoe's none. That's done
for mo for this evening.' , .
Her Partner 'uh, bother!
Don't you carry spare parts'.'"
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.Votlec.
Anyone Interested In Symphony
Orchestra, cnmmtinlentfl with AV.
T. Itolner of tho Medford 8choo)
of Music, Hpnrtu IlldK. '-'2
Iteftulur (,4MiiiuunU,ntton
of It came Chapter, O. li.
H., lnesdy evening.
Installation of officer!.
1IATT1K M. AI.DKN,
Secretary.
Krcotion of new city
(ondon
bullillntf bcliitf discussed here.
Let's
Whoopie!
Frank's
Comedians
Opon
PLAYHOUSE
THEATRE
Fri., Jan. 11
Piesonting
The Comedy Drama Wow
"For
Cryin'
Out
Loud"
January Bargain Month
Children lOo; Adulti 36o
Vaudoville ft Evorythinir
MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE - MANN'S g
Mann's 18th January Sale
Of Interest and Importance to All j
Who Take Advantage of These Bargain Prices
Visit This Store-Wide Event Tomorrow Doors Open at 8:30 o'Clock j
CLOSING OUT
ALL CALJER COATS
At 25 Off Regular Price
Now is your opportunity to buy one of these fa
mous coats guaranteed not to spot, sag or fade,
made in a big assortment of colors, suitable for
wear at any season of the year, QC fCC
while they last tomorrow ..... ,wo VlT
. Just 15 Winter Coats
On the RacksOut They Go
At Half Price and Less
$35.00 Coats $15.00
In this lot we have included several $35 Caljer
Coats suitable for any season of this year; the
winter coats are all trimmed with
fur; see them tomorrow at, each .'. .
$15
I A REAL SALE OF GOOD DRESSES AT MANN'S TOMORROW
Dresses at $5.00
This group of '25 silk dresses are
all good stvles and colors and
sold all season up to $15.00, so
Ca,ke advantage of this sale to
morrow and buy CjC AO
one at, each pD.UU
Dresses at $9.95
In this lot we offer some won
derful values in wool and silk
dresses, all good colors, in one
and two piece styles that sold up
to $25.00, dQ QC
for, each pZfZJ
Dresses at $ 1 5.00 s
The shrewd buyer will be delight
ed with these remarkable values
in Silk and Wool Dresses made
in this season's most desirable
colors and styles; - values up to
$35.00. Tomorrow
each
$15 I
SEE OUR NEW SPRING DRESSES AT S10.85, $16.95 AND $27.50 EACH
A BARGAIN FEAST ON THE MAIN FLOOR TOMORROW
Extra Special!
Pongee Silk
.')2-incli imported JnpeneKc
1 Ponjoc Silk, 12 in online
quality, natural color, regu
lar 7")(; value. On .sale to
morrow,
yard
39 c
Extra Special!
Corselettes
Warner's and Nature's Ri
val Corselettes, made of
brocaded material, lightly
boned; 'regular price $1.75.
Tomorrow, J 1 OQ
each Pl.Ot
Extra Special!
Wash Goods
"Peter Pan" and A. B. 0.
Zephyr Prints, fast colors,
Ail. x, yj V llUUtOi
35c
On sale tomorrow,
vard
Extra Special!
Hand Bags
Women's All-Leather Bags
in all sizes and colors;
splendid quality; regular
price $3.9o, fc9 RQ
tomorrow, ea P..U
SEE THESE FOUR SPECIAL ITEMS ON DjS PLAY IN WINDOW
ANOTHER BIG SALE OF HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR
Women's Rayon Hose
Pine quality' with pointed heel; all
colors ana sizes, un cn
sale tomorrow, pair vJivL.
Chiffon Silk Hose
Women's fine, grade Pure Silk
Chifi'on Hose, diamond point
heel, silk to the top; all
colors and sizes. Keg.
price $1.9j;
special, pair
$1.49
Women's Vests
Ribbed Cotton Knit Vests with bod
ice and built-up tops, in flesh color,
all sizes; regular price 48c; clear
ance special, 29 C
Infants' Ve3ts '
"Vanta" Knit Silk and Wool Vests
for infants; all sizes, the best vest
made; $1.25 values. On sale QQp
tomorrow, each , OIC
1 CLEARANCE SALE OF DRESS GOODS AND DOMESTICS
"Panne" Velvet .
'10 inches wide, in copen,
coral, sage green and hon
eydew; good quality; sold
all season at $1.95. On sale
tomorrow, df Of?
yard
Wash Goods
One lot of Tissue Ging
hams, Printed ( Suitings,
Payons and Lawns; up to
y)' values. On sale to
morrow,
yard
39c
Crepe Back Satin
10 inches wide, comes in
light and dark shades;
heavv weight ; regular
price $2.75. J J 95
tomorrow, vd. w w
Figured Outing Flannel
3(5 inches wide, comes in a large assort
ment of patterns. 39c values' QO.
now, yard
H All Linen
3 1 Iandkerchief S q u a r e s.
S ' ready to make, have eol-
ored borders. On sale
tomorrow, in
each
2 for -15
Now, each
Garter Girdles
In the narrow and
wide styles, all sizes,
up to $1.25 values.
95c
Fancy Crepe Bedspreads
Slxl05-iuch size, comes in blue and rose
stripes; regular price $2.25. t 1
On sale
tomorrow, ea.
Clearance Sale
of Scarfs
Jiawi$)ffiMtmni(tjOt&
f "THE STORE FOP EVERYBODY" J
Afoi7 Orders Promptly Filled Pottage Prepaid
Triangular Silk Scarfs in blue,
orchid, green and orange that
sold all season at $1.95; also a
few all-woo! scarfs that sold at
$L19
$2.25. All go on
sale, each
"Kickernick" Special
Women's and Misses' f
Conibrazierc made of a
h e a v y quality Tricosctte j
Rayon; a two-in-one gar- H
ment. brassiere and bloom- f
cr; elastic and cuff knee
styles; colors peach, flesh
and black; all sizes; $4.45 s
values, tomor- H QC S
row, eaeli PJ.i7tJ
BIG CLEARANCE I
OF TOILET GOODS 1
Tooth Pastes
7-oz. Listerine
10 Bars of Castile
, Soap
Shaving Creams
Shampoos
Hind's Cream
Bath Salts
39c
EACH
and ..many ..other
good items; regular
price 50c, tomorrow,
Face Powders
Cleansing Creams
Astringents
Hair Dress
Up to $1.23 values; on EACH
sale tomorrow,
69c
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Agents for Butterick Patterns
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