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O o o TCDFORD HfXTTJ TRTETTNE, itfePFORP, OftEOOX. TTTTT?STr. TAXUAT? Y 31, 1020. O o PSfiE ETCIIT PRESIDENT'S OATH ALCOHOL' USED AS -TO-BE RECORDED ANAESMIICTOR BY 'TALKIE' FILM MAJOR OPERATION PARENT TEACHERS 'SHADY COVE BOY ANTIOCH PTA TO TO MEET FRIDAY i SAVES SCHOOL BY MEET ON FRIDAY o Ti SOONDI o o I o JcAuroRNtioRa$7M , l Vkavlr comkan y M DISTRiC VA:tTIIX;To. Jan. "J I . For the first lime: in history Hi.' words and movement of a prest dent-elect taking tin oath of office uie to lie reoid-t in ''iiiil ii-1 tlll'HH. Who ii Herbert Hoover I in:iiin latod the ceremony will In- sruphi nMy i ecoi ded for future mTicra HotiH, much ns though Hit words and f Ik tiro of Abraham Lincoln, with fine hand upraised mid t hi nt her on the Bible, could he heard and unfit todey In inoiiniitalking pictures, Andrew .May, president or the White Hons.; I'hologia pliers' asso ciation. In charge of huniKunil pho tographic arrangements, said to day that the celebration wotihl hi the most photograph"!! national event in the nation's history, ciilpsinic even the capital recep tion tO'l'hnrluH A. I.indhergh. Three liimdred film and camera men aro exKi'ted to attend. MADISON PROMOTERS ANNOUNCE SIX BOUTS HEAVY ELI MAINS : Ing with the relation s hetween f (gravity and electro dynamics and NKW YORK. Jan. HI . iPf With wiih said to have rc-pilrcd 10 years the Hignlng of Paulino Uzcudun lor j for assemblage, a hnut on February 22 with K. O. j The work cnindstH of a six-page ChiiHtncr, Madison Square, (lardeii j pamphlet entitled "Zur Kinhcft huK revealed plans for ix heavy-i Hnchen Feldthooiio.' The price h weight elimination baltlon during lone mark uhout 2 centH In Aincrl tlin coming year. The wlndup. nn-jenn coin. der present plans, will come in Hep , The pamphlet consists of word tembor with Jack Dempsey In hlSand mathematical formulae which old role of gladiator rather than: are totally Incomprehensible to the promoter. I ordinary layman. Tho (iardon's plans, as outlined1 a learned professor of the Prutt hy Colonel John S. Hammond, act-'shut Academy of Sciences descrth Iiik Kenernl manager of tho eorpo-jed Iho work as a "very hard nut ration, are: .to ciack," and said it called for Pauliuo Christner, lebruury 21; winner to meet Tom lieeney. Max Schincling-Jnhnny Rl ko, on Februury I; winner to meet sur vivor of Heeney and Paulino or ('bristlier battle. Survivor of these matclien to voile, fnunder of the Sigma Al clash with tho winner I. Jack pha Kpsilon fraternity, will he Shin key-Young Strihthig hntil In erected over his grave here, in .Miami Heach, Pehmnry 27. , Llnwood cemetery, ai-cordlii to Intimate survivor to battle Jack 'n record filed here yesterday. "Dempsey probably in one of New I York's hall parks In September. I.KNINd ItA I ) (Pi I lea vy taxes Now all tho Harden has to do Is continuous liouhles with hired to make arrangements Tor this iim-lw"rk,,'H ,,uv'' cIohIiik of bilious program. - ptiMMl private shopH dnrltr; the past . .year. There were lliiu new uov- ST. HVILKNS New apartment j eminent shops opened, but these Imlldlnr completed. fulled to meet the demand. At what age his prime? Ulany a young man old before his time EVERYBODY will tell you some thing diircrcnt. Some people are past their prime by the time they re forty. A few never know what it's like to feel in their prime. And then you talk to some hale and hearty man of 65. and he'll tell you he's been in his prime as long as he can remember. "I'm still in my prime," he'll de clare. "It's all a'matter ol how well you feel. And that's largely a matter of keeping vour system in Rood working order. Living hy regular schedule. "Nujol helps things function like clockwork. Makes everything nor mal and regular, just as Nature in tends it to be. Nujol is not a medicine. It contains absolutely no medicine or drugs. So it can't possibly upset or disagree with anybody. "It's just a pure Miuritl substance. It not only keeps an excess of body poisons from forming (we all have them), but aids in their removal. It's these poisons that sap your health and energy, slow you up, FOR the utmost comfort in BtnRC travel use the "RED TOP" coaches of the Oregon Stages System. They arc the pio neer operators over the Pacific Hlyhv.y1 route. They originated and maintained low transportation rates. Oregon gtages System THE RED TOP COACHES STAGES LEAVE MEDFORD Northbound: 6:34; 10:10 A. M. 1:20; 5:32 P. M. 8outhbound: 12:00 Noon; 2:18, 5:30, 8:11 P. M; 12:30 7:41; 10:30 A. M. Hotel Jaokton Phone 309 MKMi'u rrrv, Jan :ti vJ' Al'ided. ;ih-d by an I n 1 1 .t wiiou in . has in- ii Mir.'.ff ully n.-i I aii;iii aiii.'hih' 11' by Dr. Mi-ii'i'-l (ian lii. Thi dm lor li-itioved it 1,1'ln. y u iMiotir Hit- .iti'(il show-in- i hi hat nuiii dining an op t i.iti.iti which ii-ti d iii"i'- than an hour. M 'In :, I :niih'. nti'-- said lhat Hie advantage t lie ue ( alcohol was t hut it st i n mi la t I'd t In f line lillinj.: ( the hcail and liial Man gels attendant upon lh- odmlnis tration ul uth'i- a nact iietirs wwe removed. Dr. (larna nfu-'( to --11 his formula. lie -.id he Was riint'll t place his dWcovery at lln- dit , jiosal of the medien fraternity foi the l'i-ii.'fjt nt' iiianUiiid. T liKlil.lN. Jan. :i.-A't The lat est work of Prof. Albert Kiuustoln. 1 originator ol the theory of rola tivity, wiiK published today. It had been explained in advance us deal- ;the most enreful study hy the most expert mateina if clans. To Donor . I rat rounder. t'OLl'.MIttH. Cm.. Jan. SI. (A1) A meniorhil to Xolde Leslie U1'- is a man in make you old before your time." Start the NuioT habit now no matter whether you're only 20, or whether you're getting on in years. Uuv a bottle today. You'll find Nujol at all drugstores. Perfected by the famous Nujol Laboratories, 26 Broad way, New York. Sold only in scaled packages. Keep up the treatment for the next 3 months faithfully and you'll never want to go back to just trust ing to luck again. and Way (3 si 2 til DKHHY, Ore.. Jan. Si. (Special) The Parent -Tenners circle will meet at the school house Frfttay, February 1. at 2 o'clock. Ther" will be a short program after the business routine and a social hour will follow. A! Iks Widell went to Medford Saturday. Mis. H. K. Wejb and daiiRhter, Frances, called at the teucheraj-i Saturday. .Mr, and -Mrs. Hen Wurtx are vis iting at the Dnnlop home. Mrs. Meri Dcen was a business visitor in Medlord Suturday. On Sunday afternoon Miss Wi den took Mrs. Carles and some of the pupils of Uerby school above Prospect, where skiing and winter sports were enjoyed. Light flurries of snow keep lis wondeiing what kind of weather we should expect. The snow melts as fast as it falls. ' Medford visitors from our com munity Monday were Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Chambers, Hen WnrU, Fred Dunlap and Ray Parasote. The pictures iven to the Derby school as a reward for fair exhih hililts are being framed and hung, amh are very beautiful. The upper grades have "Sir Galahad" (by Watts) and tho lower grades "The Shepherd and His Flock'' (by Don-hem-. MIhb Glover, our eomniunHy nurse, made us u brief visit Thurs day afternoon and brought scales ho we coild- weigh out pupils for January. II. K. Webb spent, n couple of days in Tolo tho first of the week. GLEE CWTOAPPEAR " AT BUnE FALLS HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY FEB. 1 III'TTK FALLS, Ore.. Jan. .11. (Spec la II .Music lovers of Hutte Falls are assured of a splendid I program of music mid a peppy i good time when the Willamette , I'niversity Men's Olee club ap pears In .the city u inter the aus- idees of the ho:h school on Fri day. February 1. This organiza tion, composed of Hi young men, a reader, a young lady accompa nist and a marimhu soloist, now In its lifiih season and tour, Is mi a l wo weeks' lour of south ern Oregon And northern1 Cali fornia cities. Few- college clubs of the cua'.d have achieved as fine a reputa tion as have the clubs from Wil lamette university. They have ap peared within the last 2Ti years, in practically every Important city of t he northwest. The demands for concerts in eastern Oregon and central Washington, espec ially, Is such that tho clubs ui'e never able to fill all the requests from the various cniumuulticH in which they have sung. Although the Willamette clubs have seldom appeared and are not no well known In southern Oregon, this lour promises to be one of the most sueccsfful that the chili has ever had. Professor Kiiicry W. Hobsou, the director of the club and of the school of music has prep'ired a !plciulld program for presenta tion. It consists of u variety of popular ami classic numbers, solos, uiuirtets, Instrumental selections, college souks ami stunts, readings and o t b e r features. Professor Hobsi m's directing and choice of selections won for the club second place In the only all-northwest college glee club contest ever held. In Portland a few years ago. It is hoped that the people of Hutte Falls will avail themselves ot the import unit); of hearlm; these young men and of giving ihein the fine reception that they deserve in this city. HAS GOOD HEALTH PAUIS. Jan. M. tVl The little princess horn to the Maharanee 1 evl Sharmlsta llulkar, formerly Nancy Ann Milter of Seattle, has been named Sha radii Uaje. The declaration ot birth giving the name was filed in the city hall of St. (lermain today. The name w as filed to comply with the French law. Home other name may be given the infant princess at the Hindu christening which will be held on Thursday of next week. The Hindu christening will he the only religious ceremony to which the baby will be submted for some time. It In a Mmple rite and will be performed by a Hindu prlcM. The Mrihnmnvc herself Is get ting nlonc splendidly and the ha by tin also tit excellent health. Tho 1 Infant Is very dark as to complex ion and has dark hair and eyes. SPOKANE. Jan. 31. M"! The Chronicle reported today that the Spurry Flour company had been purohased hy tho General Mills. Inc., holding company for the Washburn-Croaby Interestn. The paper iialil It tindersiood that If this tuudflrlal report wan Iruo It would rcMill In h ?'in,nun,non cor. pel talon. (Hy Mrs. John l.adcn) SHADY COVR. Ore., Jan. 31. (SpccinO Our little bun is get ting settled down avail) to normal, as all of the cases of measles and smallpox aie out 'f quarantine and by the prompt and efficient care of our county doctor, Mrs. iiahom and the county nur.se, Mrs. King, there were but two cases of smallpox. Mrs. Frank Johnson has had a very severe attack of the flu, but Is unite a lot belter, but not able to be out of doors yet. Ortc night last week, after school was dismissed, one of Dean Wheat man's boys discovered smoke com ing from the roof of the school house and gave warning. With the prompt help of some of the near neighbors the building was saved with hut slight damage. Mrs. Anna Comiover is suffer ing from a gathering on her lac caused by a bad cold. The scholars that attend Keese creek school from here have been out of school for a few days on account of one of the teachers being .lck, returned to school on Wednesday. Mrs. Joney Smith of Hutte Falls visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson over the week end. John Able, who was staying at his mother's, Mrs. Hertha Able, joined the American army and went to the Philippine Islands two weeks ago to be gone for three years. John Laden was very sick for two weeks, but is quite a lot bet ter at present. Frank Johnson was very bad from an attuck of hemorrhage ol a blood vessel in the head for u number of days.' The doctor was called twice to atlend him. He Is now better. A new industry is talked of in our settlement. Mr. Shied, who bought the Jim Merrltt place, is talking of making a fur farm of it. We wish him success. . Very llltlo rain or snow so far this winter and the Uogue river Is not as high as it usually is at this lime of the year, but we may get more rain yet. HAS FAREWELL PARTY FOOTS CREEK, Ore., Jan. 31. (Speclul, -John, Thelma and Ethel Jacobs have kit this school to live I on Plensant creek. The lower j grades with their teacher, Mrs. j Colby, gave the children u llltlo parly last Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. i leorge Lance spent : a couple ot nays last week visiting, their granddaughter, itnth Lance. ' Miss Hulh has been suffering with : a severe cold. ' Much needed road work hi helm? j done on the right fork of Foots : crook near t he in I nes. Tu muffs are being built up as the road is very narrow between the inoun- . tain wall and tho canyon. j Mr. and Mrs. (Juy Lates are mov--Ing into the (ieorge Lance resi dence. Mr. and Mrs. Lance have moved over to tho mini. Lester Hiding is too ill lo work at present. Reverend iverson will bo out to ; preach Sunday at 11 o'clock. M are invited to hear him. T WED CAPITALIST INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 31. iVt Ml sit Hulh McConnell, 'Zl -year-old art and music student who in De cember won a cross-country race with a physician, and Kenneth It. Coulter. 43, Chflon Springs, N. Y., 'capita list, obtained a marriacc li cense here late yesterday, it be came known today. "I am so happy that the last pimple is gone WITHOUT this handicap, thero returns ttie very nat ural confldenco, joy and cher ished prido of possessing u cleur akin. Men and women both' justly oovot admiration, and you can expect such sutisfnefion only if you a ro happy in a dear, un blemished skin. Tho sura vtiy to reach this Stato ia through tho blood. Bed blood fells are Nature's elements for building and sus taining the body. Without plenty of rich, red blood, thero can bo no strong, sturdy, powerful man, or beauti. iul, healthy women. You Vnow a clear skin comes-. JPom within. Correct the causer through the blood and pirn- fik's, boils, eczema and that txU ow complexion will disappear. Thousands have regained for pep lappefito) the great tonic a clear 6kin comes from vrithin HKAGLK, Ore., Jan. 31. Special ) Jtaymoml Mayfiebl had tho good fortune to catch a bobcat in one of his traps one day last week. The regular meeting of the Ant! jocii P.-T. A. ttill be held Friday. February 1, and Miss V'lizabeth Hurr, the county school supervisor, will he with us and show tho Eu ropean pictures and tell us of her trip last luuimer. Light refresh ments will be served by the mem bers of the P.-T. A. Everyone is ! cordially Invited to attend. Those from here that were Med- ' ford visitors the last of the week were Mr. Heegmiller, Mrs. Mayfield and son Kuymoud, Mrs. Hedlnfield and little son LeKoy, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sanderson and daughter i Thelma. , Leltoy Hedingfield, while play ! fng. got a cinder In his eye lat I Thursday and had to he taken to j .Medford to have It removed. It was thought ul first that it was a I piece of steel he had in his eye. Mr. and .Mrs. Chas. Sanderson and family were S nudity guostB at the home of Mrs. Waddell and fam ily of Central Point. It. 12. Nealon of Table Rock was visiting in our neighborhood tho last of the week. The chicken raisers of this dis- trict have their incubators going full force. 10. R. Lucas has about 900 Rhode Island Red eg-s Incu bating at the present timo. Mr. and .Mrs. Joe Mayfield were Central Point and Medford visitors Tuesday. The Hoy Scouts held their week ly meeting Saturday evening, and there waw a good iiUoudai.ee. Sev eral subjects were talked about oa to advancement and anniversary week. School Notes Friday evening, January 25, our school defeated the Agate school at a return spelling match. After the contest the children had a good time playing games. Refreshments were served to the quests. The sixth grade made, the best record in the attendance contest last week. A prize, will be given to the grade making the highest average at the end of the month. SBELFAST. GLASGOW LONDON, Jan. 31. (V) Rclfast. Clasgow' and Aberdeen have be come the centers of tho infltieira epidemic in the Hritlsh Isles which has taken a number of lives. At ltelfitst undertakers reported they had four times as ninny funerals as before the disease became pre valent and a HeLfast firm yester day purchased more than Hut cof fins. Thr,ee deaths occurred in oho Helfast fnyiily from influcnzn since Saturday, the victims being James Jackson, aged Nil years, mid his sisters Mary, 77, ami Jennie, 71. Tlieitd brother robert, a Con gregational minister, died a week ago atl the side survivor of the family. Alice Jackson. 7". Is In a hospital. BILL TO FORCE SHAKE SALEM. Ore.. Jan. 31. UV) Wit li the explanation that if some of the cities of the state bear their share of the county road levies, all of the cities should be required to do so, members of the automobiles and roads committee of the house have unanimously agreed, to rec ommend that H. H. ir.4. introduced by Egbert of Wasco, do pass. The bill. If passed, will nffart : The Dalles. Mosier. and Dufur in I Wasco county Tillamook in Tilla mook county, Jackson vlllo in Jackson county, and Yotiralla in Douglas county, all exompt at present by legislative charter from sharing in ib county road lax their strength and charm by taking a few bottles of S.S fi. Nature's own tonic for rest aring tho appetite building atnmgth and clearing tho body tX so called skin troubles. All drug stores sell .S,'.3. In two sites. Get tho large; site. It is mora economical. siNca iaa cJmi3 the! a Wrtj Copco Preferred Stock INCREASES IN PRICE February 1 Effective February 1, 1029, the price of Gr0 Cumulative Preferred Shares of The California Oregon Power Com pany, will be advanced lo $101 a Share Orders: received up lo and including Thursday, January 31, will be filled at the present price of $100 a share. The California Oregon Power Company Meaioro. hunlcu. Tin: hill states that all j Incorporated cities in counties of, less than 25.000 inhabitants must , bear their share of the county tn.x.'M for general iund purposes. 1 Your Will Arrive in One of Our Twice-a- Week Shipments ARRANGE 1'; NOW FOR EARLY DELIVERY Enjoy a Full Season of Driv ing on Your 1929 License. o o Pacific Highway Information ahnut our Investment offprint? to customers will bn cheerfully furnished by any member ot the or ganization. Shares may be purchased for cash or on our convenient monthly investment plan. OFFICES. urants rass riosetmro . luamam Yrrka. Dunsmuir California Training Camp Costs WASHINGTON (P) The per capita cost to I ho Kovernmcm of citizens' military trainiiiK en in pa is ''' ew mil . E. Gates Auto Co. at Sixth 2C r - aus - urcvuo . Kpuuuc j 1 Racket, But No Noise CHICAGO. (R') A sivst !.. a - speakeasy icads: iVe're in .the , racket, but we don't want any ' nois". Small Cars Received In Trade Phone 141 I Ford