o
PXCJE TWO
t
ocal and
Personal
Oilliut: of the trial jury for the
circuit hum ill Josephine county
ha-i Im'i-11 postponed for ii work by
,lu$e II. V. Norloll. The dale M-t
lor the IickiiiiiIiik of llio work at
(imiitx Vast by the petit jury is
February 11, instead or Febi unry
I, an first announced. Important
iuiiiicih iii'IhIiir i Jackson county
ncccu'diiiicd the I'liniiKi'.
liance at Walker's tunli,'lit. 300
Miss lh'lcn Crotty. nurse, arrived
llilK inorninK In .Mcdlunl with little
Harlow Carpenter, whom she
broilKhl hack from southern Call
forniu, where his parents, Jlr. and
.Mrs. Alfred Carpenter, have been
spcndlm; several week. Thn lat
ter will return to their homo In the
Topside Orchnrd next week.
Free lunch, chicken sandwiches,
flanco Uiveraldo Community Club,
Saturday nlBht. 300'
licKlmiM II. I'ai'Buns of tlie IIIII.
crcMt orchard hero left for his home
in Seattle thin morning, niter
spending ft few days In Mcdford
on. business.
Do not fortret the Model Clothing
Company's big JJU.UUo stock dis
posal wile. :!0ritf
Anuini,' 1'aliforniaiiM registered ill
Mcdford holds arc T. II. Dennis
of Kuramcnto, .Major and Mrs. 10.
James and Frank 1,. Scott of I.im
Anccles, 1,. .1. l'lnnt of Alameda,
and the followlni; fi-iint San J-'riin-.
cisco: Mr. anil Mrs. Ceo. 1,. Hunt
ing and chilli, lieu. A. Adams, J,.
' I'. Alison and C. V.. Knliilil.
Dance, Lake Creek Saturday nlte.
3110
Delcraite und visitors to the na
tional wool growers' convention,
scheduled In I'liucnlx, Ail... Janu
ary ill-81. will have tho benefit
of excursion fares on Southern
Pacific lines. Sales dates in Ore
gon will he January pi to is, In
clusive, wllh return limit of Feb
runry d.
Free lunch, chicken sandwiches,
dance Illverslde Community Club.
Salurday night. 3llli
Alois llalicl and J. 1". Kamcrad
of Malln nrc uuiniiK the Klaiualh
i-ounly people who arrived here
yesterday.
Kini'iild'a dance, Kagle Point, S,it.
3il(i
It is n eommon occurrence for
strangers III thu clly, sciirchliiu fur
the counly courthmiHC, to walk up
the steps of the Kills temple, di
rectly across the street on North
Central avenue, thinking they arc
entering the right building. Ah a
rule, when they reach Hie top of
tin- steps, they notice their mis
take anil beat II sheepish retreat,
(me such couple, a man and a
woman, were noticed this forenoon
lo make a confident ascent of the
steps and to hurriedly descend
them upon discovering their mis
take....
Dance at Walker's tonight. 3011
l O. Vaughn, Copco engineer,
was in llrants l'ass from Mcdford
yesterday In business.
Hot, cleun coal. Tel. 031. Med--ord
Fuel Co. tf
A blue suit was reported missing
by lillsn II llaughllllin to the police
ibpartment today, In addition I"
several shirts and other clothing.
Itailuhman claims the articles wore
takon from his room In a Front
street lodging house.
Watch for tho Wntulns product"
solicitor, or phono Mm. W. N.
Cnmphell, 888-H, or call at 11G
King St "
"C.us Newbury, the popular coun
ty clerk, was In the city the latter
part of the week, from Jackson
ville," says the Ashland Tidings In
' Us "Thirty Years Ago" column.
"He plans to visit Portland over
the week end, attending to business
matters."
Ilcst 'Utah lump coal. Tel. C31.
Medford Fuel Co, If
Warren Day, representative of
the New York Lire Insurance com
pany of Portland, arrived in the
city this morning on business.
Occultist here for a short time
only. Treatments for health and
happiness, l.ove offering. Writ
ten character analysis. Hours Hi
a. in. to 6 p. m. It S. llal'tlett.
Apt. 1.
Karl Coss returned to his post
III Hie Hutchison Mercantile null-!
puny this morning titter a day's
Illness at home.
Klncald's dance, Kagle Point, Sal.
JOG
Fish, caught In the Pacific ocean
at Sixes, in Curry county, were
one of the features today at the
public market, which was well up
to the average Salurday market
Hundreds of quarts of canned fruit
were on sale and enjoyed a good
patronage. In addition to the usual
lines of fresh nicills and dressed
poultry. A large suppl yof several
varieties of apples was another
feature, and were sold ut bargain
prices.
Do not forget the Model Clothing
Company's big J-O.UOO stock dis
posal sale. -'i.'tf
Among the visitors In Mcdford
today from tin- Agate district were
the Misses UoW'-na anil Hcl'tiua
' I'rrillou, w ho spent the day In the
city fhoppliiR anCvlsltlng friends.
"Charlie" Hen. Phona 478-M.
Mrs. Klldlo Allen. .282tf
Mm. I.. !'0.uilln und Allied Kal
ncr of New York City are among
'the gllcsts ut Mcdford hotels from
a illrliince.
Dnn"i t.ilko Crock Salurday nlte.
3 OP
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Sanborn, who
roeenlly purchased the t-"g Cabin
hotel and auto enmp on Deer creek
nt Selnin. In Josephine county, arc
CMicrlrnoed 111 catering to tourists.
Mrs. Knnborn had been connceleil
with tourist business In Yellow
stone park for 13 seasons. For
five seasons she was manager of
old Faithful lodge and for two
winter seasons was mummer of the
FurliHee Creek Inn In Death Val
ley. California. Mr. Sanborn for
five years had been general man
ager of Hie cafeteria and house
keeping cabins In Yellowstone park.
Coal by tho sack or ton. Tst.
Ml. Mcdford Fuel Co, tf
Mr. and Mid. Chnrlca ltobertson
of Ash Und were uuslncaa visitors
in Medford Thurdy.
Freih amen arriving dully at
,1ohnaon' JMarket,
Mi's. KliJibclh ,l. lillrkhart of
Hogue Itlver died at lhe home of ( issued ut tile sheriff's office yes-1
her stepson. Martin llurkhurt, allterday, only three were for new
that place, yeslerduy. She wa.s uOM'urs and lli were issued to motor
years of age. ' ! Isl.s residing In Medford..
Dance at Walker's tonight. Still Dance at Jacksonville tonight, Dl
A Chevrolet touring car, (siulcl)'" 'J. j
in Mcdford Friday from Dar-. IIoso mending, runnera removed
roll liiisun, was found today In : and snaps worked back. Itandl-'
Ashland, where it had been uban-' craft Hliop. ZlCtfO
doiied in aii alley. I Itemember tin Will. mot: filer
Wood all kinds oak, laurel, clul, concert Tuesday evening at
fir and drv slabs. Medford Fuel FlMt Methodist church. aus I
Co. Tel. 631. tf .-,. moiorlsts who have fulled!
Members of Hie Junior class of! to obtain or make application lor:
the local high school, who ordered
j class rings or pins, arc reuestcd
; to pro cure them as early as pos
j sihle at Hie Lawrence Jewelry store
(Where they recentlv arrived.
! Watch for thn Wa tklns products
I solicitor, or phono Mrs, W. N.
j Campbell, 3R8-I!, or cnll at IK,
j King SI. 313
Fire losses In Oregon, exclusive
j of Portland, for 192S, aggregated
! SI, 177,0ini, according to the annual
report ofathe state fire marshal
filed with the legislature. The loss
for December was I I7,00U In So
fires, less thu nfor any correspond
ing mouth In the last five years
and approximately S5000 less than
December. l!i7. Tolal damage
caused by fire during Uie year lUl'K
was $1,177,000.
Regular dance, Eugto Point. Sut
.10 li'
Tile police today wore watching
for lhe possible arrival of Mob
(irubb and Kdward l:radley. twu
Seattle runaway youths, who an
believed to have made .Mcdford
their destination. Neither is over
1 7 years of age.
Chenp lumber and cedar posts.
Medford Lumber Co. 237tf
Mrs. Kla K. Hobblns, foi ineiiy
of Clrnnts Pass and daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. (I. A. Savage of
(rants Pass, Is seeking candidacy
for tho office of mayor of San Di
ego, Cab, in the spring elections.
Mrs. Uobbius has been an active
club worker in tho California city
and her friends here will rcniem
her her as Miss F.llu Savage,
(Hants Pass Hullctln.
(let your tamulcs from Pat's
Texas Tauialo House. Day or night.
Steamed service. 10c each or $1.00
per dozen, delivered. Dl!3 No. lllv
erside. Phono 1 1110. 309
Miss Catherine Sceley of Kugcne.
who Is attending the Southern Ore.
gou Normal school. Is a house guest
of Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Arnold this
week end.
Let me wrlto your flro Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland.
phone noil. If
Included among the orcgonlans
registered at Medford hotels arc
.1. II. Cedcrwall of Hood llh
It. II. Haldork of Salem, 1''. W.
Marks of Kugene, and the follow
ing from Poiiland: W. It. Jami
son, C. K Collins, C. 1). McColm,
O. H. C.oodyoar. Jus. K. Hell; Mr.
and Mrs. Fred C. Ajibcrt, Mr. and
Mi's, ltoy Ness, Mr. and Mrs. Thus.
K. Young. Hoy Jones, C. M.'Cook.
o. S. P.llodeau.Mr. and Mrs. o, 11.
ISowon, .Mrs. L. C. Dean. Kdward
(lerwlg. Carl (llcnu, A. C. llcnson
and Mrs. Mary Huberts.
Cheap dry lumbor at Medford
Lumber Co. 237tf
Mr. and Mis. Michael Heck, own
er of Heck's bakery, w ho have
been attending u barkers' conven
tion In San Francisco the past
week, returned to McdCord yester
day. Try Peggy's permanent wave.
Kmmii Chile's Shop, Liberty llldg.
Phono AM. 30C
Mrs. Daiina Anderson of Phoo
uex motored into .Mcdford this
morning and spent a few hours
shopping.
Dance. Kaglo Point, Sat. night.
3IIC
An orgallinaUon meeting of the
Centrnl Point chamber of com
merce Is planned for next Monday
evening there at the city hall,
where officers nnd directors will
be elected. All present nt thai
meeting will be listeil as chillier
members nnd It Is expected. Ill view
of the Intorest shown In the pro
posed chamber, that a large at
tendance will be present. There
has been no civic body there for
sometime.
Dunce at Jacksonville tonight. 11
till 2.
Halph Cowglll and family arc
still making their home In Med
ford and not In Portland, as re
cently published, but Hie latter clly
for u short time past has been Mr
Cowglll's business hcaibiuartcrs,
anil he makes regular Hips to his
homo In Ibis city. Ho left W'ed
nesdav for the up-stale inelropollf
and will probably return here with- j
In a week or two. ;
Hot, clean coal. Tel. C31. Med-1
ford Fuel Co.
Mrs. Cert Koslel. who lias been
seriously III with the flu for the
past two weeks. Is reported better
today.
Fresh smelt arriving dally nt
Johnson's MarkeJ
te
Mr. nnil Mis. William lli-y "U
riiilny fVunltiK !' mi'lor fr 0vlr
liiiini' In Onklnnil, Oil., dilWiwIim
Movi'i'ul iluyn Hpi'iit In Mi'ilfmil vis
it Inc Mi". Wili-y'H slsti'i'. Mm.
inn .Mlllii'. win' ii'ii'lilly nnlvi'il
from I li'l ln lr.v. Out.. I" mnlil" lli'l'
homo hrri'.
ltuKiilnr iliinoi'. KiirU' I'olnt, Snt.
I 3i'
llowuril lliiti lu-l, '.'li yiiii'-olil or
phan yiuitli fonnil In n .nowdi'lft
Tlinimiay noon, nt lli ur I'anyon on
tlu slHklyons. nan fclfii-il fnnn
till i-onunnnity hobtiilal loilay. Thf
hoy. villi utM'lliril to sillnxi' vt'oiurlt
11 Hi" ri'iupctaUna iHiMi'in In vc
rnvi't'lng liln Klri'iiKtH utter tho ox
liosiiro to Mhloh ho m.ui .nilijvot,
MTinitl atixliins to loiitlniio hm
way to I.oiik Jtivyoh. fill., whoro
ho oxiootoil to t.l (lii-m. Avli
liitnl TlillllRi'.
1oor mnl wlnilowii chonp ut
Moilfnnl I.nmhoT Co. O SSTtt
A linllilinK ormit wim imioi? t!
tho oily tmliiy to nulUo ronli' In
tho Toft ilMolllnii on Ninth (linio
dtiool, nt 11 nvit of $100.
llnni'o ul Jui'ksoni llio lonliiht, f
till J.
Itolinty wavfanti woin IkmiioiI at
tho oonnty olork' ofloo today to
Jno llowp of Trull, fiinv lioliontH-.
Waril M.O1111I of llolil Hill, ono
royoto: Itay Mnyflclil of HohbIo.
ono royoto.
P11 not roi not tho Model I'lnthlnn
rnmiany' bin Jl'0.000 Mock din-po-vil
nil. 1 !05tf
Duvld Tone wan a buslncw viw
llor from tho Trail district thin
morning,
rFDFOT?D $ATL
1 Olll of 3 1 temporary unto license
Hl2:i license plates tin.')'!
mercy, according to Slat,
Officer C. P. Talent, who yester-
day had three motorists in the Ash -
land Justice cmUt on chai g s uf
driving with improper plates, c.
H. (hapinan of Ashhim) wall fined j other, and the blind I rn; Xor life of
$r. for tirdcriiiK California Hci-i.mi' j a yonni; girl.
lilatiw while he whh h rctililent f ; A coruer'H jui;y here last niKhl
OrcKon, and Connor and J. H. j found that hlmno for the accident
CoKiin wer. fined IK. each for Bhould rest Willi Ielhert Ackerman,
driving with l'J2H phue.s. Cokuii j i'ed InHtatitly when Mb
had been arreHied on the name j automobile rashed headon with an
vhni'K't) in January for three yearn : "llier driven by Charles Marine, IU.
by tho Hame officer. ' 1,00 Hurman died as u reBiilt of liin
Get thoHO rondera nnd auto
bodies HtralKhtcned at Prill's Sheet
Metal Works, opposite. Lewis Super
Servico Station. Phone 418. tf
The local forecast says, "Snow
tonight, followed by clearing
weather Sunday. Much colder."
Dance, Jackson Springs Club,
Saturday. 306
VlHitor from Seattle on biirine)s
in Medford Includo M. W. IUIkk,
Chas. X. Oard. It. 1.. Stanton. A.
J, return and V. !'. nsboi n.
Von can't nffonl to nilns beaiint;
Willamette 1'nlVPI'Mlty Men's dice
club of lit) voices at Klrst Meth
odist church Tuesday, N o'clock
I'rlces i-LMiKonable. 308
iJancc, KaKle I'olnt, Sat. niht.
30ti
1'nle.sn the weather Kets lniHy In
the next week, the lnunih will pass
jih one of the driest Jaiuiuiys ull
record. To dnto only 1.35 Inches
of rain have fallen In Cirauts l'ass.
and indications are none too ood ;
for Immediate precipitation as the at last. A bullet from the nun
barometer was rising today. Thejof an identified person ended bis
lack of rainfall in beiiif,' f'U here
by the miners. Grants Vans Cour-
ler.
Free lunch, chicken sandwiches,
dance Uivcrside Community Club,
Salurday night. :iut!
Dance -tacksou Springs Club.
.Saturday.
lieu
Don Newbury, whe
has been
uui'i-iif cl.x-l.- at tli. i'lvUimu
coinmitlee iu the liouse of the ulale.their fainilics, exterminating most j
legislature. ret 11 rued home from
Salem last night, lie will .spend
life week end hero and return to
Sulem Monday.
lJanee, Lake Creek Saturday nlte.
300
Wood all kinds oak, laurel,
fir nnd dry slabs. Medford Fuel
Co. Tel. fill. tf
. Superintendent C G. Thomson
arrived home last night from a 1
several days' visit in Portland on
Crater Lake national park busl
ness, during which he attended a i
conference held by representatives
uf the railroads and the Crater
Lake National Park company of
ficials. Haled hay for sale. John Car
kin. I'hone 1 1 1!-L. 331
Coal by tho snck or ton. Tel.
A3L Medford Fuol Co. tf
Twelve out of tli stale cars reg
istered here yctiterday with thu lo
cul stall) auto traffic bureau.
Have your cur reconditioned at
Motor Inn Garage, 07 S. Kiverside.
307
Wiilainetlo I'niversity )l u n ' 1
Glee Club in concert present col
lege souks and stunts, classical and
popular numbers, nt First Meth
odist church auditorium Tuesday.
Jan. 2H, at S o'clock. 3(18
Local old-timers and friends were
vrleved tit bear of the death of
Mrs. Lilly Litchfield Shirley, til,
wife of G. G. Shirley, former resi
dent of Medford, who died in Me
Mlnnville a week ago Thursday.
The Shir leys, who moved away
from Medford HI years ago, were
well known here, having been ac
tively eimaged in civic work. The
funeral of the, deceased was held
from the First Haptist church at
McMlnnville last Suturday.
Dance, Jackson Springs Club.
Saturday. 3G
Now is tho timo 10 put on your
dormant spray. Phono In your or
der to spray man, W. V. Stoarrs.
Phone 104-L. 310
Hcst Utah lump coai. Tel. 631.
Medford Fuel Co. tf
IIL'ICII.I. Oi'iihn HoHtor lluklll
paKiti'il nway ul tho I'nrnokor Mu
tovnlty homo. January -5. from
imonnionin mill iilomlKy. I'onti'llm
lary to ohlldlilrth. Uor Infant Htlll
l.,.i'n M.iti illod last Tllomluv lnorn-
.i... .....o i,.,.n in Jnokiion-
vlllo. Doioiiibir L'li, 1 !!. unit in
llio tlmo of hor doath wim unoil
: yonm, DnllKlitof of Mr. and
Mrs. N'owton l.owia of thu Aiilo
liiito illtiti'lot und wlfo of llonry
lluklll of tirlftin crook. t)rihs It.
Lowis was ninrrlod to llonry ll
U 111. Doooinhir S. I'.':'. !l"'
Ioiivok lior hunhiind, llonry lluklll.
mnl hor imronts, Mr. and Mri.
vton I.vy'lH. throe hrothor". tv
vln. KlnioiVTriiman: throo slstirs.
Mih. oln fnplo nnd Mra- Howl''
Horn, Jiioksonvllle: Minn Uydln
I.owls, Modford. Ore. Fum-rul
HorvlcvK Mill o '""Id nt tho I'orl
runoriil Homo. Kiinday ut l:00
p. m.. Kov. Ciumon K. Moll. if
flollitlnc. Inlonncnt In FMioenlx
ii'iuotory.
Uoh Nlinl Auto.
I'OUTI.ANP, Ore.. .Ian. CI
--fieorce K. Knlerlm. 16
-t-r.
und
1'iedrrlck 11. liubeniK'h. IS. wero
iu the custody ot thr federal cm
mlssloner hero today, held under
bund of 10m each, churned with
slenlliiK an automobile In Seattle
audi eavlnif throe homes there
without tlnlr imrentii' knowledBe.
When nrrest.il last nlphl. the
boys wero without funds defl
nlto plans.
Antertctut Kliliuicil.
JMIKI.NO. Jun. :. (11 Itlshop
OKhea of the Catholic mission at
Knnehow today reported that com
munlnts had kldiinped an Amer
ican, the Kcv. Kdward Younit, near
v,.riurii Kimn! nrovlnee. A ran
som ot tlO.000 hni heen demanded
Obituary
TRIBUNE. MEDFORD,
lii ninif i urn nun l tut ir n?ni fin! in Irriiiw m 111 mmwi
ALoANl AUIU WAo WXi U wM. 15 IAN! rLAN I
I - o '
ON LEFT IE OF
ROAD IS. VERDICT
ALHANY. Ore., Jan! !(. tl'j On
in liltle'ont! of the dead Iiuh hffn uliicid
r.uffiuMie ,)aie for ,m amomobIlo uccl.fninK at i,ln o'clock.- accoidinK to
i . , , .
""' bei o Thursday wnicn re-
; milted in the doath of two young
! men, pussihly fatal Injuries to an -
,I,JUI ""u ll?n. &in r lano whh
permanently
blinded by flying
The coroner found that Acker
man was driving on the WTon Hide
of the highway, without cuuhc.
Marine was in n critical condi
tion with a broken jaw, loss of one
eye, a comiou!.d fracture of the
arm, and terrible cuts and bruises.
CAREER IS ENDED
UASTIA
, Corsica, Jan. 2 ' (Tj ' of lund 0,1 t!, lffiri creek, was un
s sentenced to death by I ,1, r w." l"'Jsllc of the Peace
Six times sentenced to death by
default, Krancois Marie Caftelti,
one of tin; worst surviving Cor-
slcan bandits, has been laid low
career at Chiatru to the relief of
the district he has terrorized for
IS years.
flis criminal record began
In
1 9 0 7 win: 11 he was sentenced to
five ycar.s imprisonment fur honil
c'de. On release he took to tho
bush and carried on a. vendetta
against the witnesses who appcar-
ctl nu.-ilnst him itt liis trial and
of tbein.
One of bis worst crimes was the
murder of the young daughter of
a man whom he suspected of giv
ing information about him to the
police. Ho shot tho girl as she
was drawing water at a fountain
md forbade the villagers to bury
her under pain of terrible re-
prisnls, sayin
of the body."
'
rows will dispuse
TRAITOR TO PARTY
S.XKASOTA, Kla., .Ian. Sii. l,Ti
Kormor ( :ovt?rnor Alfrod 11. Smith
of Now York in oorlain tho lliim
linir zoo hero harbors a "Koimbli
oan" tlKor.
llo was convilH-od of it vosterilny
whon soon aftor his arrival in Sara
sola, ho jiald u visit lo tho winter
Mtlarterti of the IlitiKlltiK 'Ilrothors
olrctis, wltli William V. Konney of
Now York and John .1. lJaskob,
ohtllriuau of tho lJemnerutle na
tional committee.
A.m Mr. Smith stoiied before the
cairn of a lurse llonmil tlm't. the
a n I m a I, apparently alarmed by
some movement in the erowd, leap
ed throiiKh u door In his cane into
an outer pen.
"llo must have been u Repub
lican." .Mr, Smith mild.
PROPOSE TO INCREASE
E
NKW YOUK, Jan. UV In
crease of tho membership of the
New York stock exchange) by 26
per cent making the roster 137 S.
and with each member piven the
rltht to dispose of his propor
tional part of the increase with
in three yurs. has been recom
mended to members by the kov
ernhiri committee. It Is expected
that a vote of the membership
necessary to approval of the in
crease, will be taken within t
weeks.
Tl
ON "GAS" 1ETSS;
TtHlTLANO. lre J;in. 'J6. l'V
le.sptindetvt because ofQll health.
Mrs. Kranlt M. Tortello yesterday
closed all window n of her home.
t drew the shades ami turned on the
three was burners tn the kitchen
stove
W hen Frank rortello returned
home he found their !tmonths-old!
baliv dead In Its crib and the moth
cr .lylnp uci'ons the Infant's, body
A r'w, moments later the. mother
died.
4
FOR SCANDAL SHE
' '
I.OH AMiKLKS. .Inn
an. -s. Irt
Were "Indefl-,
- Thtrlctn stuiloiHa
nln!y suj-iH-nrtvi."' (roin the Uni-
vcrsliy ot California ai Lop Anm
m for their nhnre In puMtphtns
tht itidnta anniml scanrtn! hect
"Hpll'it IJell.M Tho thlrtwn v,'m
members of th local chnpl?r of
!M ivitn V'.pnllon nnd lender . In
Uttident (tctlvitlej
OTtECiON. SATURDAY.
nrnn imnn; rnn nnnnm mi niumivf
MUtlUUR fUn orunlo Uti dUITOl
SCHOOL MONDAY AT UNION CREEK
!
! Students of thu local high school
i urc lo attend school Monday nior -
j It. II. Conkle, principal. Pupils
, ir(1 lo ri,JO,.t , ,,,,, rom
; at the usual lime, where report
; curds will be given out. He-regls-
t ration will be carried on in the
home rooms ulso.
A blackboard will be placnd In
the lower hull, and will Klve the
numbers of the rooms to which
the freshmen will report. It Is
probablu tlint the afternoon will be
spent holding short classes. It is
not definitely known whether or
not the pew rooms will be ready
for occupancy. ,
1
ST SUIT
AGAINST 0. N. WILSON.
The civil Buit of George A. Sceley
and K Girard against O. X. Wil
son, well known pioneer resident,
for alleged non-fulfilment of a
wood cutting contract on a piece
iiienn ki. layiors ciiuri today. Tlie
proceedings aro being held in the
circuit courtroom. The plaintiffs
seek f'JtitO alb'ged damages and at
torney's fees.
Tlie action grew out of the wood
cutting operatioiiK of Sceley and
Girard. They allege that after the
wood cutting was well under way.
continuance of the contract was
forbidden, and that the Mate of the
spring weat her and the condition
of the roads played a more or less
Important part, checks issued by
Kith litigants were introduced
xhibity.
A jury, with two brothers upon
It .1. H. Huberts and W. 1). Hub
erts was drawn. The remaining
Jurors were: (leorKO Kails, f. S,
Ituttorrielil, Loon It. llaskius am!
J. K, White. ,
Wilson is represented by Attor
ney llus Newbury, and the two
plaintiffs by Attorney Frank Ue
Souzu. SALLY 0H1
HUNT'S CRATERIi
Sally O'Neill, dainty .star of many
popular mot it hi pictures, will be
presented hi person at Muni's; I'ru
lerian Sunday.
Sally will inaugurate a series of
greater stace nt tract ions planned
by Kraiuhon Marco, in which
many famous stars of the staye
and screen will be presented iu
"Ideas."
Tomorrow you will sec the
charming little .star, playing true
to her flapper, Irish type, in three
big scent's of "Mike's Idea," one a
New York Irish district seen,', an
other a eollcKliito scene, and an
other the vivacious song and dance
Kiel.
Sally is an Irish colleen of lhe
modern type. She has n personal
ity as vldld as the Shamrock green
of the land of her ancestors, but
is a flapper with a style of her
own and a warmly human heart
behind It atl.
With Sally in the presentation
are Jackson & Lee. Montgomery &
Ward, Harry Sherwood and the
Sunklst Lemitie.s, and on the screen
Uichard Allen, in "Manhattan
Cocktail."
4
LOOM FOR VALLEY
Snow tonight ami much colder
weather me Iu store for Medl'oril
uud tho valley tomorrow, Willi a
minimum of about IS lUreos
nbovo, following a maximum of 17
yesterday and u tuinpcruturo of Jt.
in. today, aceorului; to a !
i-nlisorviil lvi tiiroi'ilst bv thu loi'iil
iuxjilbir liiiri.no fin tills vii'llillv
However, u colli wave Is the Ken-'
oral forecast for eastern Oregon. . i
Today wus ono of allornato liiiiiil-!
iness ami sunshine with Mrdtord
1108, who run foretell a hi'; coming '
chaijyu In the weather by tho aches
In tlielr corns, cnjoyliijj much pain
In their peilul oxlrenilllcs.
Tito prcelpllatlon for the pasj'J)
10uls, endltm at 5 u. m. today, was
Gf iinfeh.
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Reason Enough
ItrKl.IN'F.TON. N. J.. Ian. 6.
,0 Because his radio wmld not
function, police said, r.eorge Hen
isy. U2. llrovielle. committed sui
cide. After working on his radio
until late last nlcht lie ran into
the varil Al hiinRed himself.
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Cull for Kills fur Wood.
Sealed bids w ill be recolved until
I February 1st, for 110 cords
J of body fir wood, four feet lone,
delivered and piled on tho school
ground nt I'entral Volnl. In nwit.
iKu ,1.. rtht feet lllkh. lii fore
ept. 1st. 1'.''.'!'. Each bid to be
accompanied by a certified check
for five per cent of the contract.
Dlds to be sealed und addressed to
the School Hoard of Central Tolnt.
Hoard Reserves the rlcht to reject
nnv or all bi.1.
S0 Q vt U; lilXCAll.CKK,
.TAXtURY 2t. IflL'fl.
Tho futfcat of mon inft' tn
! "Kht und colder wcttlifM fv to
, morrow I wclomod l.y the yuuiw
folks nnd others of Medford who
plan on enjoyhiK snow uports Sun
day in the Union Creek -region or
up In tho SiHkiyoUs. Those who
plan to po as far beyond CniuTi
Creek us the snow depth will per
mit will be pleased to know that
Uicy can fjet frVe miles beyond
I'nlon Creek on the Crater hake
i hishway, a Paul Wright's snow
plow on Thursday and Friday,
working only three hours each day
cleared away the snow that dis
tance. Tho snow plow, which 1ms been
much improved since it was uu
last year, is now working superbly,
much to the gratification of him
self nnd financial backers, who fire
well known Medford business
men. and the outlook is that if it I
continues to work as successfully
the use of this fiiow plow may
eventually work wonders in bring
ing about an earlier annual open
ing than usual of the Crater Lake
season by not only clearing the
I highway and entrance mads into
the park free of snow, but keeping !
them so. In fact, possibilities are I
seen in future years of ability to 1
keep the entrance roads thru the '.
park clear of snow all winter.
The Noted Dead
KOMK. Italy. Jan. H(J. (p The
Princess Marie von Hue-low, aged
SU, died today at Villa Malta here.
Princess Von Buelow was tin:
wife of Prince Hertihard Von Hue
low, former chancellor of tho Ger-
Experts Meet Feb. 11
UEXHVA, Jan. -li. A?) A ineel
Ins of usncrts i n el ml i 1 1 u Klilm Itout
of the 1 nited States to i.tuilv rp-
j vision of ti e world court statutes j
jhas heen convoked for -March 11 at
Geneva.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOlt SAI.K Modern (i - room
home on pavement for ru ;
sr0 payment, balance on terms.
Two acres of the best soil in
Hogue Kiver valley, with ood
m.ucrn ii-rnom iioue. priv:it
setter, electric pressure water
system, all for with a
down payment of .SIODU and bal
ance like rent.
I have some good pmperty to
tnnle ten a close-in dafrv, n ; in
io,ono. ...
CH.UWCUY KI.OfiKV:
2U1 rirst National Uank.
l'oi: i:i:.t Niit
privato entranee.
dale.
room, boiiril;
IT.ii X. C":il!
3ijs KtlU SALl- .Moib-rn :i-iuuui eoiu
pletely furnlsliod l:imr; ovir
stuffed davenport ami rbairs and
most fiiruituri. new: lame lot.
on pavL'no'iit. 1'riio sir.nu: frins.
Seo I'harles A. Wins A:roiley.
Ine. I'hone Ts. lies
FOlt JCXt.'llAXllU ,-,-rooni lilud- :
era plastered home, on pavi-d j
street, east front. blm-ks from'
liiirh sehnol. I'r.ee L'ii(in. Wjil j
aeeept Grants Pays eilv nnim-i-iv I
See Charles A. Winn Afiem'y.
inc., IS Xo. Front .St.. Medl'urd.
30S
FOlt .v.M.K Kxcelbiit tij-ai
....... ,i,,t .i-.f; l.li III. JO'll's 111
alfalfa, balance in uraiu, i.-iiuily
orcbard; kooiI 7-rooin liloderii
lioine, coru-erib, feed sbed and
one of tlie best duiry barns ill
.l..fKsll ,ll,..,, , ,,,
Kiition rights, but plenty, of sub
irrimition: free soil. Owned In
Hanking department. Sale price
JIO.OIIO. wlllih is I,.., thin oust
of improvements. Jl.,i)o cash wjll
lliindle. See Charles A. Wing
An''ney, Inc.. e.xciuslvo iii;enis.
-Medforil. Orri;on. :i(ls
foi: sai.k oii ti:.di:-i:i:ii Mnr-
nion chassis nnd rnulni'; over
hauled. i:ni;ini. rcboreil. S.ll at
bargain or trade lor small car
I'lione III1S-W. :jns
FOlt HF.XT 4-rooin modern cot
lane. Sill; water paid. I'hone
4 a. U'l 7 Apple. 3 1 2
FOlt KIO.N'T ri-room linftlriiishi d
liouse; :'-room iiimrtnii-ut. In
liull'i. SAS IH-miy SI. 3j;
FOlt SAUK I.ni'Ki- ifiod. rn 4-rooni
house with breakfast nook- ex
ceptional buy. Will take !t.-.in to
handle. .Can at G3S SI
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store .
Strang's Drug Store
Tomorrow
Hotel Medford
Dinner $1.00
"The Food Is Better"
At the Medford
I
man ernpiri and irf lu.-t amiKtssa
Uor t Home. Ih r lirsi hiislmini
watt Count I'lmrlvd Ji' lH.i-n.mir.
This inurriagu was anull U by itic
holy set iu iss-l. Slu was a mt-ni-iicr
of thu Itorcarii'lli lioust- of I-o-Iukiiu,
lit-r l'avhfr hcint Trim of
Cumpurealc.
Find Saws in Albany Jail
ALHANY, Ore.. Jan. L''.. u1
For live years prisoners in " j
county jail here have harbored im
plements of escape, unknown to of
ficers. Following the jail break a
few days uko an invesii;;iiu:j wn?
started and two t rustic.-: are
to have divulged a chuche of ;ucl;
saws and files buried ieueatii the
jail dnnr.
!
0
She's Here-
I A Fanchon &. Marco's
f f j I Pi'CEcntat'on of Beauty
v "MIKES" Idea
' ' with
HURRY! 1
It's Your Last Chance
TONIGHT.; j .p
To SEE and HEAR &
THE ALL TALKING l
COMITDY K
"The Home I
- Towner s" M
Everybody Is Raving Over Thic uti
Picture
mmmA
i . .
t ri1 !L J m ' rr nrcaklasl in
A Bsi li 1 El rourroom. valet work. I
HAV "v'J
k .XTf?E ""Ulic intrusion of N
it offers and you enjoy lite
radio provided in your room,
the tub aud slioxer. the rculful
furniture. The ilarment Garape.
ilh elevators ennncctins
...:n -ii.
o
-in mi.i 10 Qur eoi
A
1 l io mur eoiJ,n.
O. mih.::j , kSM
WH) outside room. fr...
j " rooms irum li - i - ; la'
I 1 3-30 per dav upward. M V : , " lj;-
.Ll mj-- m
"Sir FFdDcis Drake
' IWVi. -7Ir.nlMrt rn.,, SsilSv' Ma
... ... llltt.tuii I ' i f
&Xol) per day upward.
Paid in Pennies
HOItOKrJN. N. J., Jan. 2.
Jtjfci-ph Liitucuano has been pavi
his wife l'H'U ptnnies weekly unti
a separation agreement. Record
Carmen hay made him post a bo:
to guarantee future payments
ellver or bHltf. It seems one si
; of rnnit O burst in u postoffi
amlMt touk an luiur a work
' 1'iule Sam's cnu!o.vta to pM;
' the pieces. O
S2,000.CtK) for Yale
NKW YOliK. Jan. (,P) Ot
1. Hannard, banker, who died
Ci'Iitlv at -e:0 ltt $-.OOo,oom
Yale university, his alma m
mder the teruis ot his will 1 il.
: or 1'ivtbati today.
Continuous
'Shows
1:30 io 11 P. M.
-r
Here for One
Day Only
TOMORROW IS THE
BIG DAY!
The Little Irish Sweetheart
of the Screen ' :
IN PERSON
MONTGOMERY
and WARD
HARRY SHERWOOD
and the
- SUNKIST V
BEAUTIES
ON THE SCREEN
Richard Arlen
Manhattan
Cocktail
CHA5 TH!C5ALr
FRANKLYN BATIE KELD BROS
BERKHOFF TROUPE
LA PULCHRAmn
li li !! whim mi lllMWMMBliaill
PmCES$bi3N07ZX
W-4 3EAT 5 ALE NOW
7 iS:&SVr ll ' -"lie maeic worJonTrvV 'I
I lie inaeic w orjj of srrv
ice. Kor breakfast in
your room, valet w ork,
package delivery, tlie.
Serviilif? serves you ii Si.
out the intrusion of
a n attendant, without
your civins uratnities.
Kvery gncl room in il,c Sir Krancis Drake fv'
has tin., special service comparluicnt door.' t'r.l
You ll like the convenience . I :'" 1
Mm 1