PAGE TWO
,W'Wn Al Air. TRIHUNR. MKDFORD. OTJEfiON'. MONDAY. JANUARY 21. 1929.
1m "1
I 1 tin
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Tp 1
f r PfCnt) I
--- vllUl
'hil the poHtnffico will not he I
closed tumoirow afternoon during !
the funeral of Frank W. IluMmirt,
iiy mail carrier, w ho died Satur- i
day afternoon, ami whhh w ill he i
held at :3 oVIn.-k, the pontotflce,
staff will hi' reduced t a minimum '
at that time in order tci eniihl- as
many nttaehes iw im-Mblc to at -
lend the funeral u their fellow
.
Have your cur reconditioned at
Motor Inn Cine, 207 K. J'lverMhle.
Miss Josephine Koppes rifiiinii'd
hei Junes toduy as .secretary of the
ColiiilV hcaltll unit, after an Infill-
enza illness since a few dayn hc-(
fore Christinas.
Menihors Is. O. I. rerpji-sled to
he present W. t). hall 7 p. m.,
Jan. I'.'. 301'
Fred Kiser of the Riser .studio at
Grants I'nts, with hranth at t'rater
lak national park, spent t inlay !
in the city lookiiiK afi-r husinef.s j
matter, which include,! n vilt to j
the ('rater national park offices in j
' the Federal hllildinfc.
Old-time dance. Walker.--. Tina.
Iiist Ftah lump con'.. Tel. C.H.
Medfo-d Fuel Co. tf
Guests from a distance reiMtered j
1 at Med font hotels include Mr. and
Mrs. I?, F. Danhausi-n of Jones- j
ville. Mich., Karl I.ec ami '. K. (
Irvine of New York City. J. M. Del
Mar of Denver, Colo , A. K. Wilson
of Chicago and Helen James of
Itoston. j
Wood all kinds oak, laurel, i
fir fliid dry slabs. Mod ford Fuel
Co. Tel. C3I, tf
Circuit Jude Jlnrry Norton ai
J rived this forenoon from his home
, in Grants l'n.ss for circuit court
duties here until next Thursday,
when he will return to Grant i'avs
to hold court there.
Watch for thft WatkiiiH products
failicltnr, or phone Mrs. W, N.
Cnnipbell, 388-lt, or call nt 1 la
KinR St. 30i;
The Cleaners and Dyers associa
tion of southern Oregon have post
poned their monthly meoiiiiK,
which was to have heen held In
'; Klamath Falls Saturday evenlm;.
Th mectlnir wilt he held some time
' In the neur future when the wenlh
" vr is hiort) propitious.
(let thoso renders and auto
hodies strnlphlened nt Hrlll's Pheet
Metal Works, opposite Tewls Huper
Kervlco Htntion. Thone 418. tf
Tile t'niversity of (irri.;on fresh
mnn bii-Hkethnll team, Vhich plnycd
Katnes here with Medford Ti t'l-'
Friday nnd Saturday nlKhts, left
on tho return trip to Kueno Sun
day forenoon, in t Southern Pu
cific company stnpfi.
Wood all Ulnrtn onk.4nurel.
fir nnd dry slabs. Medford F"1
r.n Tnl (if ' It
Mainly duo to cold weather n-H
.,..,.V1.1H,. .n(4,,--H,v.n nllmnnfu
'he Gold 1-1111 dance pavilion his
Iteoii closed by i'H proprl'dor, 1,u!ie
Kincald, for hIx or elht woclci,
after which It will bo veoponed
with a number of new improve
ments. However. Mr. Klncnid':
lCnirle Point pavilion will bo op
erated as lieforo on 11 bi-monthly
i, achedule.
UlK dance Weil, nlht, Walker's
special rnptimu numbers. !tuH
Full report of the first parental
conference held on tho 1. of G.
campus' nt Ktmenn last year lias
been printed by tho school of home
economies, and is available for free
distribution. The publication con
tains -seven papers on child care
nnd training presented by special
ists at I ho conference. The report
constitutes 11 reference bulletin on
the subjects covered.
Coal by the sack or ton. Tel.
" 631. Medford Fuel Co. tf
Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorpo Kobison,
for many years resldent.M nf Ash
land, moved last week to Medford,
whero M l?ob(un in It! buii;c.-!.
They aru located nt 1 ( r Fast Filth
Hlreel.
I,et me write your fire Insurance.
Curl T. Tongwald. Hotel Holland.
l'hon flfis tf
Harry UinabniKer resumeil du
ties todiiv as city eleelrlclau and
building inspector, followim; an at
tack of ititluena. which had con
fined him to his home since InM
Wednesday.
All winter dresses $r, $10, Sir.
Mil llins. .10 a
Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Peterson
of Santa Hosa, fleo. W. Ghirier of
Oakland and 11. W. J.nw of l.o.s
Angeles are niunm the California
ieiiui- iriMi'tru 111 ,iniiiiui iki
telw.
Cheap lumber nnd cedar ne.ds
Mnnfnrn T.oniher Cn ?S7tf
Don't say Bread, say:
Fluhrer's
Milk Bread. Be assur
ed of the finest the mar
ket affords.
indorsement of proponed ,
ehnnes in the ttn-H'in eo-operutive ,
law, prnpOKal of HiMitinnnl state
iniii iintlomit J.-KlfliiUvf churn;- '
M'l (IIm-hhMihi of preM-nt market-
Piollnis . occupied the iivumi-
fo-ojii-naivi- council in it riniil .-rs- !
r i"n J-'attinhiy at Nalwn, whkh enl-
id with the election of J. O. Hull,
m a n a. k p r of the KiiKene Fruit i
(IrowfiM' unociation, as pn-nifleiii:
AI. J, .ewhoue, uitlatitl inantiK'T (
of the Honrl Jiiver A)pl kio Q . I
Meet. nil VM'-pi'ciii-ni, ami Cit.-o imo
O. ;itln, i-xti'viHlon niarkciln
hpcinlijit at Oieumi .State tollcu'c.
i , '
I 1" ! V'f J" "' x,"" 'r"C'
, Matin-liny, t " se he hit; lhe ."V elrnl
; r ai mei a fi-opt i alive Cx haiiK4',
j ivo.lnreiV ro-openiiiv 1'nrk-
j lnK (.mni;IJiy nf tjalcin. the Katem ,
fnKon I ;iiry iiM'tin iiKsm-iaiion and
, .Monrnoui h 'o-nperaiive m-um-
ety.
I i,vv, ...,1, ..n.. '
Johnson's Market. tf
Mr. and Mrs. William Dunon
left this forenoon by motor for
their home in Sacramento, Oil.,
following a vidt in Medford of a
week with Mm. Dutuan's sister,
Mrs, w. S. Gordon, who recently
arrived from Seattle to mako her
home in this city.
Old-ilmc dance, Vn)l:civ Tues.
3ti2
Mrs. J. II, Mulchay nnd .sum II
sou Jimmie of Portland passed
(hrouh IeiHoid this morning on
ttieir way home from a brief visit
in norf hern 'alifornia.
Al winter coats $r, $10, $ir..
Mullinf-. 303
Mr. nnd Mrs. Van It. Gilbert and
two sons spent yesterday 01
otitiim In the Prospect district
Coal by tho sack or ton,
C31. Medford Fuel Co.
at!
Tel.
tf
-N. filly ret. irmd this lie. Tiling ii,,n, lil l.riet ease In anollier and
from Vaneniiver. where he attend-, he down into a rollini,' heap, (lin
ed the district ennyentloii nf thcijjerly he arose and pieke.l up his
Kivvanii, eluh, to whleh he w;,h a 't h, ndcear and leal Ikm- eave.
'"'Kan..
Watch for the u'alkins l'i'oduelii
solicitor, or phone .Mrs. . .V
(iinipliell, :ih H -It. or call at IK.
Kiiur St. :iut;
l-:nactrnent of lawn making Sun
day observance mandatory wan
scored by memherti of the Keventli
liny AdventihL church Iuki week at
the UPh Mi.Hnion of tlie soul hern
Grctton conference now in pension
nt lOtmene. A reHolution against
lhe tendency to "inlermlimle 1 e
liulon nnd politics" wan adopted.
Try PeKy'n iiermanent wave.
Km ma cline's Shop, liberty lildK.
Phono 4 r 1 . 3IMI
To n student of the KeeHc Creek
rural Hchool koc.h the dlHtinellon of
behiK one of the few urn mmnr
school HtudenlH and posHlbly the
only one In the county to receive
a Krtide of 1 Hi) per cent In pen
maiiHhip, Ki'iided on (viK'i-al char
acteristics, uniformity and speed.
'I'lin ,t.. .... 11.. I, .,l..t. r. I fli.i
U(.i,Mi uiii.irit.i..twii.iii-ti nf
fice, but the writing specimen did '
nul i-iiri'v thn immn nf tlin w-filer 1
who was identified only by a mini
. . '
iter, to insure absolutely impartial
Krtumij..
I Wood
till kinds onk, laurel,
r'ir nnd dry Hlabs. . Medford Fuel
Co, Tel. flRI, tf
Mr. and Mrs. M. It. Puck mo
tored Into Medford this mornhiK
from their home in the Apph'Kute
district.
J tip; dance Wed. ninht, Walker's
special r:u:tlmo numbers !b)3
(.nests from Seattle registered at
local hotels Include W. .1. Il'irtinan,
; L. K. Herk, K. C. Cole and M. V.
; Nash.
I All winter dresses $5, $10, $15.
: MulMnH. :na
I Temporary aula licenses were is-
sud this forenoon at the tdiertlTti
office, to the Pricket t Lumber coin-
pnny, L. C. House, Kokci Weod
I bury, C. It. Storey lilchard Olson,
A. MeCIanahan. Mrs. W. l (Irlu-1
sted and Carl Luthey of Medford. j
Kresh smelt arriving dally at
1ohtiHon Mirlcet. . tf '
Mr. and Mrs. (I. II. Morton of
Caslella. Cat., nre spendinK several
days In Medford attending lo bust-1
nesH matters.
Honrs nnd window cheap nt
Modford LumhpriCo. 2S7tf
Mr. and Mrs. Kavlle .JorHeiiaen. 1
who have been enjoying a several I
weeks' honeymoon trip In Califor
nia and New Mexico, have taken
a enltiiKo at Carniel. where they
expect to remain n month. Mrs.
.lorKeiiscn was formerly Miss Mar
jorie Semon.
Now Is the time to put on your
dormant spray. Phono In your or
der to spray man, W. F. Stearns.
Phone 1024-L. 310
The orenon Slate College Alumni
club will meet tonight at the home
of Mrs. li. .1. tlanoe. JL'H North
oakdale avenue.
All novelty shoci, $3.85 ami f 4 ST..
Mulllns. m at3
Mrs. K. J. Wilmot has re'urned
from Portland, where she attended
a meetiuK of the state missionnry
board of the Christian elm relict of
Oregon and of which she is a mem
ber.
Hot. clean coin. Tel. 631. Med
ford Kuel Co. tf
Pounty warrants were Issu.mI at
the county clerk's office toi.ay to
W. II. Keriftison of Hold Hilt, one
coyote ami one bob-oat. and to
Fred 1 eFord of Ash bind, one
coyote.
All novelty shoe $S.8."i nnd t-I.Rfi,
Mnlllnx anH
J. C, Thompson Is spending to
day nt Crescent City on business.
Thnnuis Hen It y Co, Lottm on
tnrnlturo nnd other collaternls: R
trnhiht or Inntnllment loans on ,
city property. Palm Htock, cornerj
Main nnd Front, upntnlr. 2fintf :
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Little leave I
Dixon. III., Wednesday tor Lou Ah- j 1 l'm Annerson. employed ny the
Kcb-H, where they will remain until RiMon Hardware concern of A-h.
Anrtl 1st. when thev will come i ' hmd. suflered minor injuries Satur
Medford m upend two or three day when a Ford truck he was driv
mtmilVH. as they do every year. lnV nkhlded directly into the path
Their friend will be Klad to wel- nf fKe in that city,
ennio them to Houthein OreRon h,l ,ho driver- tr the two ve
again, bleles miv each other they were
Hive mendlni?. runnem removed i "hl to itop and the collision re-
i snrt minirn worked back. Hnndl-;
ernft Shop. Slfitf 1
1. It. Howen, master of the
Knerprl-f tir'iiuA wan In Medford
tndfiy. Mr. Howen report h ii bin j
nieellnp at the (IraiiKe hall In i
1'vans valley Snturday n I R h t. 0
Twenty new membet-H ere taken I
In nnd 11 prood social tlnTe was en-1 Official visitation hy Ornnd Mas
Joyed. , ter V. J. Melnill to Mmlford I.odne
Wntch for the WntKlns products 1. O. O. F,, 'fuesdny evenliiK, Jan.
solicitor, or phone Mrs. W. N. ii!. Other lodges of valley re-
Cnmphell, aHH-K. or Cull nt IIS
King si, job
WASHINGTON
r.'.nny Crr.:cnce (lefx) c:y- If ir.t ccprcil, pr.tic::co si.d :ctceveinco ere needed to become a
. ..lii; clrickcr. Che cj.!.;!i.TtfJ feu. cjusrit lo win tht title while Mcriun f-ltlion (tenter) went
t'.r.fj
Attorney .Wv.'lon C. Chain-y had
a bard fall last Saturday when lie
came to cart it with a suddenness
thai was HiuprlsinK when a sheet
of innocent appearing be nil a
Fldi-walk on Kltrhih strer-t fail -d to
piovide sufficient foothold for him
i to mnintaln liis eiiiilibrium. Ah he
- slipped, his hat went in one dircc-
, A) Wni,.,. coats
, ,lljjns
$10, $IC
an auti
The establishment of
checking station, at v. hb h all in- ' -,''iJ'"' t'"" with the Portland
coining out of slate cars would be 1 branch of the Council for the Pre-
required to register, near the;vention of War, was formed at a
Klamath Jnnciion will have little !um heon held by the Ministerial
nppt.?iilon in lhe opinion of Hhcr-
iff ftalph Jeniilnr.s. w ho is spun-
-oi-iuj; a move
fur siieh estj.hiiuh.
ihoui'iit it u.mi.i
rnent in the
prove of br-uefil .s a crime pre- 1
vent at ive measure in l h" nppre-hen-ri-ui
of fuj'itiveM fmni Justice,
auto ihieveM and Imozc runners..
If the station is opened, it will
take away the auto reidstrat ion
branches now opcrallnK In .Med-
ford and Ashland, and Ibis fact
.. nu in pronai. ly oe the oniy
Ki-ouuds tor opposition. !
Notlco Plumbim renalrinn- nf
nil kinds. Call Will Swart, at h'sues, culminntine; his talk by de- which admitted rain inside, ruin-KiiK-L.
3o.li scribinu the hhrhllKhtB of the Kel-; tllK ,n nnd caused other
it nt v rond
lonsLructlon in I
b-kimath county durim; 1 !)
rep- j
nvest meni of $4(i4.-
UuriiiK the year 1
miles
i:ev ro.'ii whs 11 nmi n in
lirhUi'H erected.
Hot, clean coal. Tel. 631. Med-
ford Fuel Co. if :
Itruce Sluilhorn, representative
of the M, J. n, CuiTee company,
out of Portland, sijent the week
lend in Medford on business and It i boned to secure -i Hnnniin The house and lurni.ui'e wew m
pleasure. rimnjrement here for Mrs. Lucia "i'''-'d, although far from their real
Cheap dry lumber nt Medford Ame-i Mead, whr. w.tli her hu- ' value, It B understood.
Lumber Co. 237tf band have gained prominence ns Mr-S- t'nroy is deeply apprecia
' Construction in Portland of a national peace workers, and who Is tlvn tll(' valiant work performed
; JD.IM)0 broadcastipK station to kIvc now maklnu' a tour of tb vt ''' the neflibors and others in sav
, weather data lo airplane pilots under the auspices of tho National piactically lltho furjiiture
j while flyhiK wMl start soon, it has Council for the prevention of War. "nu "ffptl of the house, save in
I been announced hy Thomas C. She will .speak in Ashland A ill tlu HtUe Kalherine Con
Hale, assistant airways engineer for 12, at whleh time an effort to Irtve roy "d Hobby Conroy. whose
inn dppnr'ninnt of commerce, who
recently cnmplcted n prellmlnarv
survey for seven .sueli stations
the eoasl airway. The other six
I will he at I. os Alllteles. Fresno,
(aklaud. Hcdillnt. Mefll'ord and Ne-
altle. The stations will lie In op
I 1'i-atlon atioul July I, Mr. dale said,
and a radio heam direetlm: systeui
will l,o milled later. The latter ile-
vice will ,'ttalile pilots to determine Hncred Heart hospital on Saturday, months ami, and one of which was
their loealliiu when flying "hlind" : Quinary l!Mh. was horn at I'rhana. . a huKe dressed doll and wardrohe
In foe. i Illinois. May I'.'lh. IS. In Jul? of elollles.
"t?harlsM Hep. Phone 79-M 1 aeeonipanied his parenta to - -Mrs
Sndle Allen ss:tf. 1 Medford and has l.cin a rcidenl TOO LATb TO CLASSIC '
.Mrs. Ilerl Creer of Ashland win1"' "'"V "l"''1' 'hat lime. Kor
the Muest of Mr. and Mis. Cellauer ;,aMt fnur years he has served t'Oll HIONT 4 - room modern
hero over the I ..e.l .as tt mall carrier in the local pod- : house. Plume .W-Y. 3,7
Illy wood, fir and laurel: L-reen .
fir, any nmount. Phone iir.S-I,. 304 I
Inelllded iimoim the Oren.inluns !
reiiisl.red at Medford hotels are!
F. Marks and r. 1 1, famphell of
Kimene. d the followlK from ,
Portland: W. i.ook.
It M-ivv
mi 1:. Kevno ds. n. .1. inn Cain
Simpson. Mt-f. .1. E. .Keaimsher a
It. Nel.son. Kred lbu ton. W illiam
ltifrev,-U. (1. Wendt. (I. II ,lohn -
son. A. K. Hartman. W. W. in-;
chell nd Herbert Woodstock.
Itest Utah lump coal. Tel. 63 1 .
Medford Fuel Co. f,
ohn Crantbam of Sams Vn 1 h1 v i
Crautbam of Sams Vnlhy!
was a business visitor in the ciiy
thtH morniiiK. !
Wednesday ntKht will be nodal I
nlubt at the Knstcrn Star loduc.
when the newly elected officers!
j will preside for the first time. In- i
I terostln: and extensive plans are;
now under way for the affair.
Itecause of slippery base, n la rue!
l...ir.....i .rri u v...... . ....
' ... ... fin. ""i'-, ora pei-HhitiK's "Own" regiment.
pedln.oaditchouthetireensprin,.:,,,, ,,,. ,wha,-ed at
mountain load yesterday afternoon WashhiKion. 1. l'.. Septemher 5th
when II turned out too far .vhen ,, . ..,,, . ,,
meetiiiK unolher ear. 1 he niisliap ,.011111(.t M,,dn, t lh(1 Ml.lm.
caused nu dumiiKC hut delayed the fOI-,,M
proKresi, of the taKe an hour or , pHvi,t ,lfc ,lc ,vua alwMV!,
lhe snow Is llnhtly packed on the llult ,, ussun,inK. always
road, hut reuuires careful driving ( ri,ai,y , he,, olh,.n. in,'
to nvold uccldentB. Similar condl- i i,P waa known ns i,l,.,liu. l
llniunlMi exist on the Pacific hlnh-1
way over the Siskiyou mountains.
K. J. Downs of Klma, Wash.. l
n business visitor in Medford who
arrived Sunday
milieu.
l.rtc w old returned Saturday
f'n Ortlaud, where he spent a
r,'w ''"V n a buslnesH trip.
quested to he present. .Ml mem-
tiers Invited. Hefresiimeiits. 301 1..;
MILK-INHALERS VIE
the.
Iz .'.r.0' Pccc Kr.Tsovit'.h
vliort a; its JinunrclavV convention.
'ORGANIZATION IS MRS. CONROY MOVES
FORMED TO WORK i
WAR PREVENTION
association and m"inbers of the P..
'. T. A. and different church nruaniz-
I nti.niu ,t iiotr.i n..ii'.n,i rh;n ,.,,
: if..v i'...-. ...... 1.' r..n .,.,. 't
1 1,.. 1 1 !...:...: ..1 1.
uu.,i rhruiinn u i.
president nf the Ministerial asso-
elation here, nreslded at todav's
ineetimr.
J. .1. Handsakcr. who has been
: the Pacific coast representative of
the Near Kast relief, and now Pa -
i ,-ific euast Hccretnry of the Nation-
., council for the Prevention of
War, reviewed the various neaee
louu' neace nact signed last week
in WashiiiKtou, I"). C.
Kev. II. S. Funk, new pastor of
tin- Lutheran church, was appoint
ed temporary chairman of the
newlv organized local neaee club.
and Mrs. II. T. Lanu'e, seorctarv. ,
These will serve until final iilans
of the orKanizittlon are worked I
i out, when election of officers will
'lake nlace.
her appear In Medford will be
made.
HI'llHAlil) Frank Willys lluli-
ir.l. who
ed inviy at the
""tee. On Septoniher. IHLT. he
',ll'l'l,1 to Miss Osa Medley.
llncl eslahllshed nt j
N"- 3 1 s Vancouver avenue, ln nil-
"'"" ' l"""t. "' I
'; .'"'";'". MiMB.ire, Huh-
""'u auo a oroiner, Austin nun-
naru, survive nun.
! l',rilllk- !lfl ll" -s known to,
! 'v,',yon"" W;1S 11 v'Pl"l "f tl1'
lVVn"tl War' l,avi,,K i" l I
I:M M tW"H in Mi,y 3x'il- llH7-'
; Kmi 'Iy 1,1 I!U S' M 11 of ,h" ,
i rt-jtinuMit l S. M. C. he!
reached 1- ranee and was on the
.... ' " 1
.iaivn l;iin to .May 1st. He was 1
wounded at Chateau Thieri - Juno I
iith. CMS ami spent several mouths
in a base hospital, but recovered
in time to pnrtiilpate in the final
drive of the war a( the Meuse
ArRonne, November ath. liips. He
served In the Army of (Occupation
January liith to May 13. P.ic.i and
.o uiruiK.-! in one
est. strailiht-forwar.l and depend-
niue.
Funeral services will he held nt
the Perl funeral home Tuesday,
.lanunry 2:'iirt. lit 2 o'clock p. ni.,
Hev. W. 11. Katon off Iclalliijt, as
sisted hy Hev. E. P. Lawrence.
Interment In Medfo,,! cemetery.
MASSEXCSII.l. Finienil services
for the Infant tlanuhter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. II. K. Mnsslnitlll of this rlty
will ho conducted from the ('oiimr
rimernl parlors Tuesday, January
nt S p. m. Rev. V. A. ("nope?
will have chnrw of the services am
Interment will ho miido In the McJ-ford-
Cemetery.
lti'Kiilnr Coiiimiiuiittlloil
of Ueames Chapter. 11. K,
H.. slues,lay eveninff.
Social ninht, VIsltliiK
tneiuliers welcome.
HArriH M. Al.PKN. Pecy.
Ucnverton Construction stnrte,1
on new hrlch Alohn rinntu'e build
Obituary
FOR HONORS s
i.5
is.
(i:niit) lso ran. The contest was
INTO CAPITOL HILL
E AFTER BLAZE!
Mrs. I:. .1. (omoy and children
moved Into their town home on
Capitol hill near the Sacred Heart
! ly overhauled and repaired wine
! fir' 'b'stroyed the country homo on
j tl,( 01,1 Mtaue road last week, today.
Hardly had the fire, which oc-
I furred in the afternoon, died out
tniin moving trucks henn hauliiiK
I the furniture and nersonal effects
! that had been saved bv the neitrh-
, lmrl nrwl ihix-iitu.IiV frmn 1 In. m-nl
I Inif house, to the Conrov home
' l on the hill. No one had
1 llv,'l i" the latter house for about
months. after Mr. and Mrs. I
i Fr,1 'bmkins, who had leased A
11,1,1 Hvi-d there for some time pre-
viously, moved to Portland to re-
i 11 weniH that during the interim
I a bathroom window was left open
aniaKe. If it were not f,,r these
repairs and other overhauling
work, tho family, who jukI ju,i
returned from a several weeks' I
visit at San Francisco nnd nearby
points while their home was still
"""diw. could have moved into
lwn home at once.
u iH thuunht that tho fire was
t'an'f'd by pine needles on the mnf
catehiiij; fire from a chimney upark.
,(ms were mi the upper Iloor be
in-nth thp rotif on that siilo where
the flri first K-'ilnod hi'iulwny.
A siul ftMiturr is Hint the fl;rieM
ili'voured nil thn playthings, fur
niture nnd personal eltc, Is ui lva.n
erine and llohliy. IneluilliiK all tiler
dolls nnd the lust Christmas pres
ents Klven Katlierlne by lier father.
whose death occurred several
KOIt HUNT Small furnished
house, east side. Phone Sl'V Y
30.T
,,.,,
.CU 11 'w 11 I1S1I 'I'ho'ne
3"7
KOIt SAI.K Oil TltAHK 13"n-)1i.
team, wagons, harness. What
bve you? D. I). Shaffer. Cold
Hill. :toj
KOIt UK NT Furnished apt.,
rooms, sleeping porch, prlvat
hath. SIM W. Itlth SI. Il"
FOR SAI.K Haled alfalfa nnd
ifraln hay: also cordwood on
ground or delivered. Tel. (til
li-3. so
Folt SAI.K Olt lM'.XT After Keh. j
1. new fi-room plas'ercd house. :
modern, fireplace, oak floors, lots :
ol imlltlns. wired for electric P
rnnne. s owner. Oil) McAn- K
drew.H ltd
3,1.1
Fol Xl) Tire nnd rim on .Court
St. Owner may have same lv
IdentifyliiK and payinK for mi.
1'hone r.ts-K-4. 305
yon SAI.K lly owner. wB Six
Hudson sedan: new ruhher. uood
condition, jiood pain a real cnr. I
Price r,7r, with IMS license;
..,. l"l. II, 111, II, d.-v
11 months contract, tiwner's !
reason for sellliiK. unsulted for I V
purpose. Call 137S-J for appoint- '
nient. 3,13. j
CAI.l. IIUICSSI.KK'S Square Den I
Hatchery for custom hatching
and chicks. Prices cheap. Phone
1'10-L. 3o;
KOK SAI.K Knulty In Korrt i
tourliiK; Ixvll. Ki'd ruhher.
mechnnleally P. K. Inquire in
Flm St.. afiernoens 311
These Drug Stores
Are Open Rights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store
Strang's Drug Store
WIDOW . OF FORD
mm mmi
SEEKS ABE'S CHI
Jly Klrke I. SIiiijoii
u (Associated Press Staff Writff)
j WASHINGTON' 0') FTxhaustive
j search of old government records
j has failed thus far to show just
J hi -9 the war department came Into
j possession of the rocking chair
with tatin cushions in which
President Lincoln was 'seated at
I Ford's theater when he was shot
land fatally wounded by J. Wilkes
llooth on the night of April 14,
i StfrrtnK of the dust on the tdd
fll,. ,,f t..rt cm.-A.An .1 .
iments and tho Umlthsoninn Inl- i "UUl SU""1' of flsh f',r f"'U''" Kl'1"
lutlon w,ia prompted by an nppi-al , ,'""lr-"' " ill luivp their . ci.i:'l 1 1
j from tho 73-ycar-old v.-hlow of fiinial ronfcrerico l:'-rf .Innuiti v l'-r..
n.irry i lay mm. v.Ko an manager.
.....,..,,, .m i inaii'ii ino
I chair In tho hox that .lay for the
i comfort of tho presldi-nt, hririRiiiK
It from his own bedroom nearhy.
I The widow. .Mrs. Ulam-he fhap-
j man Ford, once n member or the
thapman sisters t. am whlt-h
'm"" " hl'lKtonians w,,h
lnBinK and daneniK nppoarames
.... ..... -...Kf. ,n uvniK in
Hutherford. N. J.. dependent on
nej- moils i or support.
She has asked return of the j
chair to her as the property of her j
late husband, she has received for '
r:
"in a private collector of Lin- ,
ellcs an offer that spells in- !
dependence and comfort throuKh- :
out her brief remaining years.
Tho chair itself has been stored
for decades in the basemen of the '
Smithsonian institution. It ha.s f
nev.-r been placed on cxbibiiion
because Itis a reminder of a preat. 1
tragic, event as is Ford's theater j
useu, purcnase.i ,y the govern
ment to Insure- that it should
nevernment to insure that it
. t-houid never a:ain be used oh n
theater. Moves to ennv...., ti.
dinny old buildim? nr i-eni... it
with II lieu- ,m., t,. I... ....
! teciril Lincoln 'museum am n.
j afoot.
I Smtihsonian record h show the
nair was deposited by the interior
j b')ai-imen;, which rcceivtrd
It
from the war department.
Seekins" precedents for return
" ,K iin' 'oll,! ln llu' wubw, army
1 authorities turned at one
!in opinion by AsFOciate Justice
McPeynolds of the suni-ein.. court
while he was attorney general in
'he first Wilson administration,
''roperly of Jefferson flavin .lu..i
I iiii pistols and bullet moulds and
"tner r.tmijur arms, seized by
U!li"n - Ph when the president
r thc vanislu-il Southern Confed-
racy was arrested, was involved.
The opinion found that as there !
'lad heen no proceedings to ac- :
quire lei:al title lo these relics,
lluy remained the. property of
heirs of the confederate leader re
tTardless of how Ions tiny had
'emained in possession of the kov-
rnmont. On the strength of th.n.
:hc h.'irs received the pistols and
other equipment hy executive
order of i'resiilent Vi'ilsan.
Tllat is a itufficieiit precedent
for return of the Lincoln chair to
r.-. I'ord. nrovided no other legal
ohstacle complicates the niattir. li
is lo clear the road to such c.etiu:
the search of records ,vas undor-
N
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Sfl . 1 ALL NSW cent BA--t. 3.1 'jT 4 Complete Shows I
! VV TODAY 1 30,3:30.7BndS P
X SEE and HAR! ' I
; flitk v LIFE' LVE' R0MANCE the U. S. Naval
i I 11$ Xf s) Aoadunl'- Thcir fn. their fights, their loyalty.
I fHT? - aSt That SparkIes with Youth-
Kibh nXll 7 J0HN MACK BROWN If
yN5LiriiX "UUM ALLtlN in
MM A V '7C r .Mil
SUmP&m k note i
LfjL ( This picture Is presented with one Q
JtPJpC vVj. Ift of the most elaborate talking, ting- S
(5&TJ- r. ing, dancing prolcoues ever at. I .
IH V ' tempted in talking pictures.
1 V I I V TWO ACTS OF TALKIES Vatinees 1
A r7l li I f 0" "THE TALKING E.ve'ningV I
1 Y Lt L l I f j NEWS REEL" 25 and 50 I
ii -j'-v tJ-r: - 3j
taken. And if it can he determined
1 hut 1 hi irovt'rnmeni nu-relv imn
t-xereised h ripht of inlKhL a 11
ihepo yearn unil kept for it.s own
use n hit of property thai right
fully helonirs to the widow in New
Jersey, it will po to hi-r Ultimately
even if Serrt'taty Davis of the war
department finds it n o-.-. iry to
luke the matter to eitnici fur '
HUthnrlty.
since mis io
ASSURE FUTURE
OF FISH SUPPLY
WASHINGTON Scienti"t-1
who are striving to ns:ur
t:n fide-
Thpso hloloclsls anil v..
pisls
, woi kltlK in tho stream-, and lakf x
; aIlrt ,H.Pan MhinK protin.l of tho
Cnitcd .Stales and Alaska, will iv-
I vj,.w lhe, proKren of the last f.v
y,.arK lllul ,.,,, nul ,hl.ir
j in . Klu f . , , , ,,.,.
i knim'pl. '
They are eoncermd not only whh
1 flmiy f,,,,, , ,.. . s.lt
f:.h ilinl .nle.- , .......
in many j
1 forms, and
not onlv liie specie
thai are .-old in the markets bn:
thope that provide sport.
Their joii is to discover the causes
of depletion of certain spef les and
means of oveivomim; that loss, to
study the causes of variations in
'".mm.ancc .0 i,n,MuianL i.snerjcs.
, - i" ""iv in " oi"
.cieaslni,' the natural .supiily of. j:ame
and food Kloi Ks.
To accomplish this they must;
rind out how and where each spe- of keepiiifT free Iron ?oItls, esje
cies come into the worlii, how it cially if the system lias alre:kw
lives, where it -jock and what i:
I does while fcrowini; t,( maturity,
' how it liviiif conditions can in-
imj. roved, and what protect ion it
i needs in a world crowded with men
: 1111,1 ho-Vf !lIltl flshini? nets,
Much of this woik is done in
1 frtr P'aces and MUiet retreats that
n.ore like the fulfilm-nt or
, ,mi 'lsin,'n :l d''-ins that Hie .rdi-
I " i-..".. mu.-ia....
r wmcn a iso enter into t no pictur
i vital part of the undertaUim:.
The i-on fere nee has been called
by Henry O'Malley, comi:i1ssi.jm-r
of the bureau nf fisheries. Kepurts
heard will cover the work done in
the fisheries of the Atlantic, Culf
ami Pacific coasts, the (Ji-eat Lakes,
the fresh walfivj of the interior, tile
ureat oysti'r be, is, and the pond
and small lakes of "farms" where
more and more fish are helm culti
vated like any other fund crop.
BUTTER
ICE CREAM
PASTUERIZED SAFE-PURK
DnorMir ri n a 1 r r
THE SANITARY WAY
Phone
51
Births r
li
.Mi-. And Alls. M. I. 1 it iil nr.- i.
palciit.s of nil eiutit. niltl on-'-h-pouriU
ilit im In tr. In. I'll at tin.' Shi
n-;u-t lit;sii;iul lui rntilr.
A seven and one-half pound b'v
'was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. c.
Clark at the Sacreil Heart hiKpji.t;
! Ju nuary 1 M h .
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Seo't nro th
pa rents of a six-i"ti:id irl, but n
at the Community hospiial Janu
ary J7th.
Mr. nnd Mrs. l.u ins Lull .f
Cent nil Point are the parents .,;
a seven ami one-half pound iri.
born at til- Sacred Heart h..:,:t ,.
this TnurniiiLT.
.MamUi .li'fi'rn's Injured
LONDON, Jan. 1 in') A dirt
patch to the London Kven ink
News from Sydney. New South
Wales, said tin- Ann-ricaii ncir
-Maude Jeffries, now Mrs. Osbomi,
wife of an Australian wool d
or, was seriously injured in .;n
autornobiU coUiPiun r.ear Na. -
noma, Houtlu in South Wales. Th"
acciilcnl or iirroil vi'slcrilay wh.
h(. waa moWrinK to h-f h,.
i)llIuvs property
i
Xewln-iK New lire truck will he
imrehaed shortly.
1 :-r
CrfAr, llin fo'nDtE
3CLUi'J AlU KUKjC
FLU V AVE FEARED
i Crest of Firet Wave of Epidemic
Believed to Have Been
' Reached in West
Health authorities lear that the
prupom decline in the number o
new nil euM'H iii:y ot; uiiiy a pi c-
hnto lo a second ami more Hi'Vovu
; wave.
They point out the imi'-name
been weakened ijy tho flu, as cGils's
at thb: time, are apt to brhiiv on
bronchitis, pneumonia, or i'. r.ct'ond
flu-at tacli.
And yet, loo milch dorJn;" U
rilso dangerous, as it may upset
the digestion just when the pji-
IffMt needs itiosl to hulld tip his re
sisianee.
To avokl both dangers, literal!;.
millions depein! on Vic!; 3 W.iic
Jtub. the external treaiment which
proved so 'tieTpful in the I91S
epidemic. The pntiHc is now u
mnmlinK over '!76,ou jars every L'l
hnun.
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