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Newspaper Page TextJpAfiE" TWO " MEDFOTtQ, MAIL JRTBnCE. fKDFORt). ORFiON", TUESDAY. FEBRUARY .'; 1920. 1-1 J If I! 1 ocal and Personal Mitu .lean 1 holey of run In ml, ! health educational director 'f the OreROH Tuberculosis aoHatitHl. nrrlved In M'dford la evening ! from C.rantH I'n ( to; fpund tl'i weeks III Medium ami "U"i''' n Oregon in hculth. education, wiif's., Hho wan Kcheduled tu' tpfak 'l"-lr the Ashland 1'uMlo Health a.-u-, elation thin nft-rnoip und iw plans: of vinltltik' the AVilluw r prints rural ftchool tomnrrow fon-nouii und the i Central Point -lioo! Tomorrow,' afternoon, accoinpanird ly -Mi'. I l.ydu KIiik. county iiui-hc f Don't forut-t the t-ard party ivi n ' Is "t by Roamt'H Cliapter M'edneHday j If lilK'ht. MuMunlc hull, ruhlle invit-J f ...I 1)..fr.,J.m.,..N r.t.ll tirl.-M. , I Judife II. D. Norton Was .-ilid to honorary meniberHhip In the Ki- ywuilH club of MfMlfurd y.-stMidny. .tudi? Norton In a IMIarian. affili- ...... .,., .!. !. i. i .uu , I:.mI..i- t but 18 an hoinirary niciiihi-r of both :' the other Hcrvlec elulm of Medfurd. f Former Sheriff ('lnt.i. TerHIl and : j i Tom IJarlow of the I-ake t're lt nef-1 lion are Kpeiulln today hi Med-! ' ford, lookiiiK ufter IhihIiu'ss uiat-j l tern and Kieetlnc frlendn. I Wood all kinds oak, laurel, ji fir and dry Blabs. Medford Fuel J Co. Tel. C3J. tf ,) GueHts from a distanre eu at Medford liotelM lur-lnde Mllvui ; beth Strober. W, F. U ke of New York City, V. If. Mi- of Denver." Colo, and Thos. IirookH ami .1. T. Curruthei'H of Yulvan. fun. "Char is" Rep. phono 479-M. Mm. Badlo Allen. 2Klf t tBelleviPK ffriietH had ratuivd anotiifer loVeirunninK cur, a lnrno crowd of eurlou peellltor Kllther ed about the polii'i' Mtutlon yentei' iltty ufternoon watehinK offieerx re move a trunk from the Htatlon into a car, causliiK conKideruble work becaiiKe of Hh bulk. The trunk wan the property of Mr. and Mi. Oeorge Kllermeier and way helm; returned to their apartment after having been Inspected by the police for HhopHfthiK evidence. Mih. Kl leremeier wuh nentenced lo nerve a term in the county Jnll yeMterdiiy for nhopliftlim, but he wuh given Ji Ih liberty. That (jood coal low in nh. Han-j neii Coal Co. Phone 23U. tf U. V. Hex. the well known trav eling Ka leu in (in for a powder con cern, ia In Mod ford from KiiK'ne on a periodical IhihIih'mh visit. Wood all kind oak, laurel, fir und dry Hlaba. MudforU Fuel Co. nuf ' Oeornc' (.( Mouse i'. secretary '!") hip AKiiiunii i-nuiuner oi commerce, upent Heveral Iioiuh in the city yes terday, attendinii the Klwanin chili meet lug, where he wa the prin cipal Hpeaker at noon. Iloao mending, lunncra roinoved und eniiKH worked back. Handi craft Hhop, J 1 (itf Kleveii out of the slate arK-re-Iterd hero ye'ttterday with the lo cal Htute aula traffic bureau. Mealy -Klamath Netted Gem po tatoes, TOO lbfi. for $1.10; GO lbn. 65o. Delivered any ptuco in city. Johtwon'g Markut Gth and Crape 8t. Phonn 7. fltttf 1 Portland papers reiiort that l-oii-dftioiiB on Jhe iower Uufcue are i;erl oub inKol'ur u the Hte.elhend Ik cuii ecrtjed. . J$ wuh btated in one pa per that a lai'KP nuinhfr.(tf nets had been seized. II lian l)erh known. ougi ner inai i ue iawH, ma Kin t; i ne Xv uteethead u amo finh In the IIokuc, Wero being- openly violated. The w atftto Mhculd take dniBtlc metiKiircH to correct thin evil. Grunts Pa as Courier. ' Coal by, tho wick or ton. TH. 631. Medford Fuel Co. tf J$ ' Hounty warrnntH were' IhhuiuI al tho county clerk'n ttfflco todav to Herman Wiilter'of ApplcKate, three i bobcatH; JumeM iMiu tlii of 'BciikIc, one bobcat; Itowanl Payne, one I) coyote;, K. M. Caue of fluid Hill, Creek, flvq bobcuts; 1. A. Ash of Trail, Joiio1 bobc;it. , , Do hot (orget the Model Clothing Coinpany' Titf HO,00 stock dlx poutvfttIo: :- , -' 205if '. ' I. Tlordon. Stewart C. Jt. Flnher. X. F. Indall and l. M. C.or- iJf'Ujn A antooK the business visltoiH Tt',.heit from Htm Francis, o. hVV.' Fimry Ncwtou npplva ilellvercd VVny placo In tho city, 7&o box. Tirhniion'n Mnrkot. nostf Children should have an'dftcr . noon lunch to replenish the boundless ' energy t theymso daily. in, their -' happy play' and school ' ; -vwork. . i v ' - i-'' , f. Flulirer's Milk Bread J ; and Jam' or Butter are -Ideal ' foods for this lunch. An important : fact to rcmembor Is-'! . that tho original and , 'genuine Milk Bread is c baked only by Flnhrer . lit. Southern Oregon's Finest Bakery. -.-'VU I It. W. Wakcfu Id and f d-rt Alton! i if th-- ANM-iiili-tl Oil com pany wi'if in (iran(.0'a yester day at ('lidiliKt n Ioimuckh iimtli-rr. Take a- imx Iihiix' Ui ill t Jiiddjefi. .MaUual fur m.ikiim 11 valcnllio',- .'-. at w ion Cili n't. J It wan a ( I all f l;0.l ii u. '.'to Iho local Japanese lollhud wizard in his K'i m hi ft nilu in the i t y billiard toiirnuim-iit with I lull ho lier, who needed only four points luplfW Ills ytl-IPK lit 17.. w'H'ii.K. It. IJiilxiKiT, ThoHi Mam ran fl poitiM airl finlh-d ;iume was i-luse and .)t ... - M" MM ' just itOiii'n r. iiuiinhiiin, a 9 . f-feoiid Ad" ) -hnit J'! wlonllu K. WIIhou und K. M. Winston. he l:h Tnaelica V lea i IV Hi run inn 'hif l t inainiriLr t.uliits. l.aM w -ekti.i..J i ,,.,., ... . t..r vnnr V:il lo-needed only 1 1 when rhrlK r;..tt-! lieb ran !! I'-inis and favcl tin- ; train.-. Tii.iicht (Vuttliul. will play! Ilaiuld Kuldeii ;,i -j to J,.,. i ood all Kind ohk, inurei, fir and dry sluUfl. Meilford I u'l j ukH, Hutina and georKtteH, itellinK Co. Tel. G31. tfiMtcoHt. Phone 94-Iv or call at 837 M ifn Lucile Hiypaih of I.os An-1 . Jnd Ht. Vivian Norman Barto. ' welfs, ) hw has lieen roiiiiiiiiij at Ihej , , 313 j V. W. C. A. fur the pa! .two. Temporary auto" licenses were Is n'oiiths. left this inoi-ninif fur the , ll)s fori.m,on at the heriff norrii fur an ind fliiiiu viil. Thei(- jire nuiiilieds of radio Met i owner here in town w ho have Ioiik wished for a dynamic loud Hpeaker, hut who have ihmmht "ihetr's are i KikhI enoiiuli.-' And so. as ail added j Mihijiilus to your desire fur a dy ! iiaiuic speaker, we offer, for a lim i iii-d lime only, a trade-in allowance Ion your old speaker, rei;atdIenM i.f i make or style, ruunlnu as hh:h a 1 1 5. Yon may have your chyiee of a dynamic, in a table or sep arate, (id the inoht out of your preseitl radio nel. . trin III your old speaker today. ' palmer .Music House. 31! The futirth annual si alert ban quet will be hei Friday, rel.ru ary , at the First Meihodisl church at ii:3M p. in. t iiietftH Mho wish reservatloim are requested to call Mr. A. tiriin Hchenry, telephone 32 tl, by Thursday noon.. A turkey dinner and an excellent program have been planned, and the affair will provide a splendid opportunity for irticHtH to become ac(piainted with those of their own states Mayor Pipes will be master of cere, monies, and will call for toasts from natives of tie various Htaiv. Pat's Texas tamale house, steam ed tatnales to take home. 10p cncli, fi for r0c. tipen H a. m. to 1 p. in. J X. Iliveiside. Phone 1-H)6. , 34 H A civil action In recover money was on file al the county clcrV oTficc today au'innt F. M. Plaine. Minnie Plailie. .1. C. Itay and Oladys P-i.v for the collection of a $1100 note due Harry Paiikt; Wood all klmlM onk. laurel, fir ami dry utabs. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. t!3l. tf While person. illy in favor of -i union hlKh school, Jidnfim the iUs f Fotds Creek. ItoKlle ItiVP and Cold .11111. c. .1. Shorh, pui; lihiier of the io!d Hill News. w!m-ii he was In Medford tod;y, was in clined to believe there is a preva lent feellnt; In his -fty .mainst the move, uarliculai ly by women of ih city, some of whom have been .iiiaklni: a- house to bouse canvas auainst the move, income ihsianfM; usiiu; (,'iouuds hardly possible. There Is to he a mass meeting on the question at Itomie IMvi'l liext Friday evenint; and one will prob ably be held later al (iold Hill. HlKhest niade Ftah coal, any .size, anywhere, any amount. Han Hen Coal Co. Phone 113'J. tf Desertion is Riven as the riouihIs uf a divorce milt filed in clreuM court yesterday by U lllaid lunrani atrainst ltertha Ingram. The cou ple wen iinarie, ijt May. HUH, mri have no children. Csed bookM of popular fiction, 3r.e each or 3 for $1. Kwciu'h liift Shop. . .. ' 322 Mr. ami Mrs. W. K. Millors le!t last eveniiiR for their home in Cot tftKe Ol'ove. Ore., followlnf: a Week spent In Medfurd cIsltiiiR Mr. and Mih. K. A. CanwHI. Doors and windows cheap at Medford Lumber Co. 237tf Mrs. Mattie Parker, well known Ceu tin I Point resident, and T. P. Tollefson. cashier of the Central Point State bank.' were amoiiR the business visitor in Medford today. "In your wife still y our w ee t -heart?" Then nend her n valen tine. Swem'M Gift Shop showH a fine Hclertlon. Tom Alley, Portland wrestler, who cfealed Sailor Jack Wood o( this eily lnxt iiikIi! t the Kialto theater with his 'erinMf lx" hold, left tlite miu'nini: by alr-mall plane for Portland ami (hence from Port land to Wennli'hiM' by plane to wrestle Joe liny In Weiutteheu to nlwhl. Alley is facfni; n hard schedule and has five matches al ready contracted. If present ten tative plan are followed. Alley mav appear In Medford aRaln at . the end of two weeks. l et me write your fire Insurance. Carl Y. Tcnfc-wahl. Hotel Holland. Phono n3. tf lrnhllshinent of it factory In the Pacific northwest to handle rabbit 1 wool of western growers is under c4nsiderfitlon by rabbit breeders of the northwest and western Canada. ,.1.11. Cooper of Cobble Hill, Vnn i conver Hlnnd, told membt'i's of the American Uabbit and Cavy ltreed ' oh' (issocfrttion at a meetlni; re jcently held in Vonilud. He tits. . cU5sed nn.thi lilies of the Annoru Wool nlld 'tliv w onl-pt oduelnR rWv nit: : '; . T'photuterlnff. Call JucksonvlUc j :0l'. , . 33l ! Nolhv of a lotlc -claim location vh filed today at the county re ; cordcr office by William AnMin , of Uofcnc Ulvt-r, M'ltc claim is lo-1 ' cal-'d abyve xhe 40W n wino dis-, ' iHI'f '-'' I j Newt - Fancy' mult Icolmvd backs, j on thc ut w .lltcVcle bidK playhiKl cards; cdyes tinted. SWenrn Hift 1 ! Shop. : No (race had yd been local, d to 1 da of 'he mlhuiiiK Chevrolet car I Kloieil Saturday eenlnc; from H. II. j Ilcdi b k, city Miperiutcpitcnt .f ' k l'"ol!. w hlle It v as pat ked c-n , StMh street. Local officers have im ' tift'-d officers north ttnd rtouth of ! Medford. The key believed to hav.i bei n used 111 Hteallnff Mr- Hedrlck'n ma -hlne, police wiy. was taken ' fro n other Chevrolet, nn open ; ear. and ued In the one taken, a I elu-ed machine. - - I Jl-it, yUau coiL TL,C3). Med- Do not foiKet thy Model Clothing Company1! $ :0,vt0 tock dls. pouul Mle, ?03tf 1 nelnde ntnoiii the OreRonlanii r'ti mt fit-)! at Medford hotel an C. Forsyth. ami It. W. Miles uf S.iVmii, Mr. it nd Mrn. V. U IavlH "f Covn liny. Mr. and .Mih. I ihik. Aim- liM uf I Jeter, u. K. SnadllnK of !:.- hurt:. K. l-.-l'in- ji. II. J. KaiHky and U. V. Ii0 of Kuuw. and the following f luii I'm Hand : Al. H. Nieliois. M. K. Haix, K. V. i.riffltlis II. S. Miller. lolt. tn Pert. A. 1. Allen. Tai l W. Jone. McKay Otut MutKchinau. A. F. Mentor 'iv.iii... m. i.lw t.iiit.r n:m t.Iiim. parlv llt swem's (lift Shop, ' 3i' J 1rWP. prcMBon. P.est values in ! fir money. Olio look ! ju conVinco you friize 36 to 44; offii-e to Vernon pan key of Cen tral Point and Peter Denhoff. F. K. Martin. P. II. Drift meyer, T. A. WaterniMi ami the California Ore Ron Power company of Medford. That uood coallow In ash. Hnn sen Coal Co. Phono 230. l!est I'tah tump coal. Tel. If 631. Medford Fuel Co. tf J Mr. and Mrs. William Andrus loft last cvcnlliK for "'eir home In Herkeley, Oil., fnllnwlllK several ilavs spent In Meilford nttendiiili to liuslui'ss matters while en route j from Heattle, where they hod spent . two months viMltinir a son, enxuKed ( 1 In the rotltruetintl business in that Icily. Tliey own some property In i j this i lly and have plans of return-j lint to .Mi dforil this spring to re- j Side. . I Ilooklite? A personal readinK amp. mis ......n . ... . . ifor ,oniBht (;,. prUKram which irhts both panen perfectly. 13 ":..., ., Swem'H (lift Hh"P. , ';:! uu uui loiMi i. "".radio drama, "Tho Chuckle." This Company's big J0,000 stock ills-I (s a poncpr of 1f() n Bouth posal sale. nreeno'. death ; '', n ''"K"" "' ,he "eighties- and An increase hr Oregon ea til ,b . ,,., ,tol.trt rate m it ii-. uu n iv.vvv, P"1 "" e-'-; t ! .'"VlfVof tho' best yet nd the play is 100.000 in r.i:T is reported by the' . ,.,... ,.., ...: ....... department of commerce. The to. ( till nuinoer oi ui-itin hi was "J s fi 7 in ki-ii "oo '-'-. ""' lnne.ii ...e i.. !? H'lii'n from d seases of ! the heart, from H3 to I' IS for each tan. und. and Influenza, from L'fi to L'S. lleereilhes were reportnl in! the rates oi oeaui V";NurriH piny nieriiiK. I""'1""'-.... eolith and dildllheriu. Fresh smelt arriving dally nt iohnson's Market. tf ( pest t'tah lump coal, Tel. 631.1 Med ford Fuel Co. tf Douglas county Oranycs arc asii hiR Ihut the' "model farm" near KosebutR. which has been run by the stale at a loss for the past HI vein's, be turned back to the county fi.i- fittr cround purposes. ltegular inbl-week dance, Wal ker's Wed. night. Adm. 10c, dune- iiir r.nc ; VJpv'P lry lumber al Medford Lumber Co. m Mrs. Neal Franklin, talned a broken ankle weeks ii go, today expect who sum- I over six ' ii to have the n nk le removed from Its piasiei jiaris ast. fu another ten days she expects to be able to use the injured invniher a little. Haled hay for snlc. John Car kin. Phone 1119-L. 3al Oct those fendera and luto bodies straightenod ut Brill's Sheet Metal Works, opposite howls Super Service Station. Phone 4 IS. tf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY W'ANTKIl Small roadster or coupe, cheap for cash. No deal ers, l'hone r.:-Y. ls roll Itl-.N'T Apt. 3 rooms, garage; Jrlvale cntrunce. Jackson St. Path. K. KOK ItKNT t'nfui-nishe -t winms. liMth. garage. house. WANTKtl Wb will help you rent or sell vonr property. I'lrst In surance AKcney. 3(1 N. Central Ave. l'hoae 10 31 tt Foil It ISN'T- Houses on pnvement, from ?:ti lo J lt. rliono 105. , 310'tf Ktl: liKNT Apartments close In. Phone Jt iltilf PBIVATi; MtNI5Y downtown properly, straight Interest. Cole, Mall Tribune. to loan on 3 lo lu yin.. j . . 1 11V 317 WANTKD Will pay cash for your emiitv In l!-'s Furd or Chevrolet. Box 05. S'JO Ff It S.M.K ! young ewes. Hamlin. Phono 7H7-L. 0. A. F t H i S A UK 19 22 7 - va sse n g e r Puick. Car runs Rood. A sun p. See I,. It. Seheffol at 7t'4 West tJtli St.. after G p. in. 31S FtUi SA1.K 10 acres on corner of 2. main county roads, mile and a hair from central roim, u ' miles from Medford, neur the I new , airport; electricity anil ' u)ne; cheap Ivilgatlon water; I lots of big trees, A valuable i piece of property. Prleo NOW ; oillv $X00; $300 cash. bnl. JtU ! a month at 6ri. AIm n dandy, f-icre tract adjoining for $5W; , le" cash and Ji a month on bal. , lit nr.. tl Dots on Kast side; 2 houses. ! , 1 Ti-ivoni with garago, woodhhed ; and lots of fine fruit : 3-room bonne, unfinished Inside. Fine view nnd rich soil. A real bar- j gain st $-.100 on easy term. ( Hmtlncs pportunlty and in ; vestpient: Ia1 0oxI94; stort Mdtf.. '-'0x61; living apts, upstali-Mj of 4 rooimi and baih: 3-rom cot- , tage on back of. lot. Total in- i come oi i u a niuiun ironi ivmni, j Finn paying cuh grocery In bhlg. iiyil . i iiii i nil uiij iiuiuin uu' i base or bldgs. und turdnet.. Price of bultdlngi and lot M.M'O. Fixtures and clock $1,500. On' easy tortus, ioo. . Wouderdil buy. 10 acres, bemi- ! 1 if ii I 7 -room stone and pUbtered I Imtnv. one of the valley's fin r(. Ivlch soil, all In crop: mile i from town; woodshed, cooler, gi- : ragr. barn and Mg modern chick- en house. 3 fine wells with Irri- gallon outfit. House completely' furnished, even to piano. l.oU of wood, too. Hurry if you want t a rc;l buy. Price $3,000. 1 THK D. K. MILLAKD CO.. 419 K. .Main. Phono 22. ' - . 311 i FOll TtKNT -6-roopt nou&e und ah ncr- nnd n half of land: gar ice and chicken house; nesr the mill, J0 a month. K. Millard Co.. 419 K. Main, fhonc V'.'-. 3ls The women' ward, of tint- - n ri t ' Jail now ban three prUon prv, fol lowing In- scnfiuiiiK c .1 i v. (IfU'.-i Kllermeier ycHlerd y to 3U ilaih iil Ju.stit-K i-oiirt for Ht.oulifl- "ik mm loninmim-m two AhliiiidQ:irK Kuiily und! I.ueille i Mancfi. Id. on vinuw iMin-i qelicy to un-Matc IliHtUuL'.uiiH fur f wayward Rirls. Tilt i11'Ih if 1 mmIi- : ' ably have for Salem itnd ' I'uriluml I thin evening in the outody of of- fbei-K. and it is posslhlo ft hut Mrs. fcj.llermeier may uIko be 1 taken to f Portland. Jail facilities li'd, bd I ter there for women. 1 ! KeKiiAr mid-week dan ce, Wal- i ker'B W ed niRhl. Adm. Lc, danc- InR Hue. 1 am According to rumors ulA ut town today. Mayor A. W. Piu.-H will make .sume further ajipoiiy linents 1.. ,.;tx- ,.rri..,.c -.t th.. .1,1. ...i,- f , Ml ' ; cil toniRht. i Hot, clpan coal. Tel, 631. Mod I ford Fuel Co. tf j The Medford Oarden cluU will meet Wednesday at 7:40 oV-lock at the Hotel Medford. i Cheap lumber und' cedar pouts, j Medford dumber Co. ! : 1 37tf I Kenneth HaypM, represmitative of the, Ijtunlf of Italy o( 8an, Fran-' Cisco,' JH..1 UtisinoHH visitor ill fMoi foril (ufluv'i fnllfitfi llu (111 (his vic inity. BEST PLOT YET IS CLAIM FOR LATEST One of the larRCBt local radio of the year is assured nudlcnees (!!. of Mis, laiesi nminnl Tl... ..I. t I- 1.1 I ira). had develops , new phases, I which assure stmtitined interest ti.rouKhou, , entire, play. ,. ... vi J The Copco PlayerK am- highly jenthuscil over this plonuer drama itnl have been rehcxua'ng dili gently in order to do this new full justice. It Is of note that ' tonight's iu.lrHt tu Copco presentation will be the premier. althouRh several of I he larger stations have aeoiirod "The Chuckle" for release during the very near future. Local radio en thusiasts are urged to tune in on Copco Hour promptly at J 'p., m. lonlght, in order to gcltho full benefit of the program. ' i REJUVENATED SUB U i; KEV WKST. Ha.. I-Yli. 5. l'l Tho rejuvenated submarine H-4 hiday was lielip; towed out to sea hy the tender Mallard for exten sive tests for safety -dcviccM of under nca craft lasting throutth Friday. The first of u scries of these (,1'hils, to be conducted off Xmlth Shoals, will bo to determine whether n man cancscapc from a sunken submarine without outside! olfl. A newly deslKned cyllnilerl- i.n oils oeen consiructeil all ! on th S-4 from which men w ill attempt to free themselves In the: i.-ni. j-.ei-j avaiiauie precaution has been tulten In case anything Koi's wronir- "Listen In" Tonight During Copco Hour From 9:00 to 10:00 o'Clock The California Oregon Power Company . DR.W, T.LOCKE OF TALKS TO ROTARY. tho list which haH been Hdfted ! by Miss Fther Church, city piustc "The old urRUinent that Asiatics ! supei vsor, to be used in the Med havf uo morale Ih ridiculoUH. We ! fur1 lu'- Ti,c music will be. havu iroof that lea'lera in China knew hnw tu create a morale," salS Dr. W. T. I.ocke. I'resberlaii t misHltniary, who upent aeveral ! years In China, the principal , ieaker at the Rotary 'luh lunch eon at dotal Medford thlx noon. VWhllc (he Americana were wrlnkltnc their brows over the I practicability of etablishln an i air mall service. Chant; Tso Lin, in I China, was scnditiK his mail across ! the wlhlH of Manchuria. If the of ficial in charge of his own par ticular mall service reached his ixt on time Chung rewarded htm with a bonus. If he was late,' ho lost hts head. That's the way to create morale. You cannot do it by sitiKini; or praying either." Dr. Locke said that the way to l keep Asia and Kuropc from flood- line, tho markets with their products and crippling our industries is to mine me niuiioniMsr oi ineir living, Me will apeak tonight at the Pres - uiei mo run run. MrH. Perry Crawford spoke be- foro the Itolury club on the new . Coinmunity club and asked for the I co-operation of thnt organization llu launching the project. Kay MfkHche. the new bahy Ro- larian, was formally introduced to the club members and read the Ro , tiiry code of tehlcn by Attorney Frank Newman. Mr. Newman said he had known Ray since he was a small boy and did not think it necessary to leu tho club all he knew about him. The new mem ber was given a prolonged and vo ciferous shower of welcoming ap plause. Ralph Bailey, publicity director for the local high school, adver- tiund ttio tilo- Irinn-rnlni- ilnhtln which will taku place tomorrow night between Medford, Ashland and Grants Pass. HAVE MUSIC MEMORY All Ihe children of tho 7th and Sth grades will have an opportuni- j ty to liear and learn 20 really fine ' musical i'omMisitioiiH and some, interesting fads about the grent . coin posers and their works thru the music memory contest which will bo held In Junior hitch school j hi the early spring. The music and the history of each entuposi- j lion will be prevented at th week- ly assembly given on Friday after- ' noon for the .student body. Prizes j will be awarded at the final con- lest to the individual ami the class j making the highest standintr. j KXACTLV SCO'S Kl,ll:ilI,V I'KltSO.NS Teastnjr. hyrassitif,- cuukIih. tick ling In the throat, and exhausting, nervous hackiuti are. hnmeiliately relleved by Foley's Honey and Tnr Compound. Hold the dose low in the throat a . short time before i swallowim;. Its accurate blend of! pur.' pine tar. fresh Inxnlive honev together with other valuable medic- imtl iimrcdk'iita is wonderfully j hejiling to coin-inflamed to. sues of throat and bronchial, and easily clears away irritating phlegm. No j oplatey. no chloroform. Try It. ' The Copco Players -..Will Present . , The Chuckle x A Thrilling Pioneer Radio Drama by Helen Norris This js one of the best . of the - popular Norris plays and we take great pleasure in recoiniiieiitliiig it to our many customers ii n'd friends. " ;r omcM. Medford. Grants Psj. Royrtmrg.foirrLtth FfJLs-Orcjcm I " Vrckfi. "unttnutf-ClifemU The mUoic memory contest has become an annual event in several ( hundred cities. JLhuH proved to : be a powerful factf in the efforts j of sciioi' in brinb'iuK beautiful j inu-ie into service us a cultural ! element and also In raising the 1 htandard of appreciation of the w orld'n Im-si music. Tho music selected for the contest includes many works, of the old composers, all with a decided appeal to both you n ir and old. The foCJowitiR is jiresenieu oy .miss .Miua iiiuiiiiH, teacher of 'music in the Junior IiirIi school: 1. Blue Danube, Waltz by Strauss. 2. Andante Cuntubflc by Tnchal kowsky. 3. Hy the Waters of Minnetonka, by IJeurance. 4. Le Cys-no (The Bwan) by Saint-f?aenH. 5. Danny Deever by Walter Pam- roscl. ' , 6. Waltz from the opera Faust by (tounod. 7. Soldiers ChoruH from the op era Faust. S. Finlandla by Sibelius. y. Hungm-inn Rhapsody No. 2 by Liszt. 10. La Paloma by Zntdier. 11. largo from Xerverf by Handel. ! i Marche Mflltalrc by Schubert. l o. .vieutiation from the opera Thais by Massenet. 14 Iargo from the New World Symphony by Dvorak. . Pilgrims Chorus from the opra Tannhauser. Anvil Chorus from the opera II Tiovatore. j 1 15 10.' 17. Pomp and Circumstance by Klgar. Kvening Star from the opera IS. . . Tannhauser... , PJ. Symphony in Ii Minor (Unfin ished) Schubert. . '- - ' Swing Low, Sweyt Churliot, a Negro chant. ' McMinnvllle I'lans proposed for construction of airport within very near future. NEURITIS MUST BE HEALED Taking done to mak" the pain caused by neuritis or rhemnathem Is a wate of time. T,atlnff relld an only bo obtained by healing the in llamed nerves and tlsjes. Oo tj your druBgist and nsk for a pnekneo of Tynraol-r-that penetrntlnx, hpaling ahsorbent which soaks In through tho pores and helps to drhe out the In flammation for good. The minolp von rub it on you begin to fed hctifr. Pains and aches mnn stop. inRf- tlon In removed, rnd Korenes.", otlff ness r fiwelltng tr. muscles or joints gradiiRltydisappears. Ty.imol In guar anteed hnrniles?' plesaant and easy to uso Always in foc1 Si ra lie's wruc Store. These Drug Stores Are Open Nights This Week . Medford Pharmacy., Heath's Drug Store Strang's Drug Store 01 AND HOLLY 8T. i A Pauqi CTTC PtIAUniA aim I WLEANING AHD Dybino Servic ft V IS All Opening Night PPPIP If ) . Records ftiMMfu Smashed IT SrSjvV ' lS Admission WE. y J: M? 1! Matinees Come early If you can Come late If you must BUT BY ALL MEANS SES IT Thur.-Fri.-Sat. NO. 2 OF THE BIG ALL TALKING SPECIALS Tbe Most SenEP.tional of All Murder Trials PAULINE FREDERICK ' BEET LYTELL and LOIS VILSON WE HAVE IT! Dry Old Growth Body Fir Wood, 12 In., 15 in.: or 4 ft. length. ' KiT1 B"S C1" "C ,eo- 11 18 60llUl' dry. Our ff Ice PHo'ite 96 D,iyslt16 Evenings See JOE SHAWGHNESSY. 311 South Front Street, or Jack Cobel, 15 North Grape j! mS'ctS J&m&, H. i.t-w v. -v im m w i . HEADQUARTERS FOR 0REG0NIANS POPULAR.PRICED RATES , FREE BUS MffETS ALL TRAINS 1 HOTELMANXl PONVm ST. "O'FARRELL SANFRAKQSC0 1 3) iQ ill 3 SIIENT CENE 'Niri ALL MEDFORD ACCLAIMS IT THE ALL TALKING MASTERPIECE OF THE DAY HEAR THESE STARS CLIVE BROOK EVELYN BRENT WM. POWELL . DORIS KENY0N Hear them translate this dramatic master, piece to the "talking" screen! - Excursionists MANY SAN FRANCISCO Powell at O'Farrell St. 9 NOT A