patje TWO
ocal and
Personal
"' Medfor'rt motorlHU who have been
- - ilimHchNl by-tinnuthfirirrd nKcnts
. clalmlhit to n-prefioni. the Orwon
Htute Motor aiwociatlon and acUIiik
ulitomouilo insurance, art request
ed to got In touch with L. C. Oar
lock, mnnnuor ot tha local iisko
'elation, office, In an effort to iut
at itop to iholr unauthorized work
In Midford. llr. (Inrlock wild to
day that the association dealH .in
no form "of "insurance," Helling 'only
service In the purchase of the an
nual membership.
-: Poplin rompers, H.0.r now f 1.30;
8lzH 0 tQ,3 yinra, Hnmlicraft Shop.
I ' , ..!..(;'' 336.
"" Ous Newbury returned tlfls fore-
noon-., from 8alom,; where he hod
' Hpent soyornl dnyn oit huslness.
Walker's old-time dane Hat. 331
J Ciicsls from a distance reulHlnred
at Medford hotels Include K. Htuw
art .TorcHiit' of Kti Iouls, Mo., Mrs.
U V. Randall of Salt Lake City.
Utah, Mrs. J. C. Thomas ot .lunenu.
Alaska, Mr. and, Mrs, W. Hankey
of Denver, Colo., MK'a'nd Mrs. h.
, Rosonoatmno,. Airs. J. J. JDIn
mnhil, Mrs. J. A. Xofientoff and
..Dr., and, Mis. Archie JohiiHon of
' Vnnoonver, It. C. , ' .
Money loaned on Improved city
" m bppityj Jrt-' tH'.. wlflt uroillt for
monthly payments. . I-oans np
proyd nr'. We have, tiso.ooo
cash In tho' bank for Immetllato
disbursement; Union Ravings &.
Loan Assn. Arcj.', Itoorn 12, Palm
block, cor.. Main, ami' Front, up
stairs.. '..' . ; 335'
The city public market was again.
- tip to. average- today, with- a well
. assortotl supply of- homo grown
- produco . In-stock, in uddltlon. tif 'u
larger , than, average . supply of
dressed, chttkens and turkeys. A
supply of' hohiobnlied bread- also
onJ'Vyort a good' pntronago,
Pooms set to music Mastorcraft
Song Publlshora Seattle. 3S0
Mr! and Mrs. c. Tt Steward; spent
yesterday In Uranls Pass .on busl-noss-
connected .with., their, storv In
thatolty. . , . ...
Dry. pine slabs, 35 load. Tel.
C31.- j'Medforcl l-'uiil Co, . ap4Lf
Civic, IcadorH, business men, Jur
ists, . attorneys,, church-, men., edu
.cators.and tollers Interested. In the
subjects- of str.enm pollution, crime,
problems and. -religious. and. morat
education, will gather at the Unl
. varsity of Oregon Match. !!1 to 2,1.
- when- .tho commonwealth, confer-
- ence.s will be revived by tht unlr.
-verslty. 1 "
Klncald's d.lnco, Kaglo Point .fiat,
" ' 33-4
J. (). Vlnll oMho Phoenix dlsirlcl
was sworn In this forenon by Don
t uty. County Olork Olliudla Klum as
a deputy In.thq sheriff's office. , '
. ' C:heap:'Iumher- nnd 'cedar jiosts.
Medfoitl Lumber Co. - 287tf
fmong; Oregonlnns registered nt
Medford hotels are .Mr. nnd ;Mrs.
A. B. Harrison of Wedderburn, .1.
R." WlgglnB of Mllwauklo, A. Hj
I Wftnoaek. and Clay Hutch,lnson
Marshflettl;." Af' HnhHtnln "of Ulose-
burg, Mrs. Kred Watsun of Salem,
MK and Mrs. J. J. Stanley nfOn
"qutllti, II: II. Miller, il. U Hriilth
' 'aml,A..W. Said of Eugene.
'Old-tlmo tlnnco, - .Wnlkor'a Sat.
' 33
Miss Cathorino O'llourke return
ed , last, night from Vancouver,
where she spent tho post week vis
iting her parents. She will con
tinue her position with tho Mnyliuj
eompnny here tho first of next
Week.; : ,' .
flet' ' those fenders nnd nuto
bodies straightened at Drill's Sheet
Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super
' Service Station. Phono 4IK. tt
Bounty unrrnnta were issued, at
. the county clerk's office today to
A-. Jeldness of Copper, two bob
cats; Sera Dnback of Medford, one
coyote and two bobcats: Lester
Pradshaw of nrownshoro, one bob
cat. ' . .
Jteneflt dance for Rngln Point
Grange .at Lalto Crook, Sat. Fobj 23.
. 334
Print dresses, 4-G-6 years, $1.95
now $1.39. Handicraft Shell. 330
Federal Jurom In. the futm'o will
b summoned by rogistort'd moll.
United Stutes Murshul Clarenoo It,
Motcliklss hn received orders to
that effect from John O. Sargent,
, altorney.goneral. in the piwt all
Jurors .residing In Portland have
been served with the sunimoiifi by
ileputy. ninrshulls and mull has
been usod to notify Ihote In up
stnto cftles. The Oregonlan.
Dohco nt Nat. Sat., night. Small
linll. Dyngo Uros, .. ' 33tl
Museum Jleue.flt Dance, Satur
day night, Jacksonville. 33-1
Mrs. Hose Mlfert, who bus been
111 nt the homo of her daughter,
Mrs.. B. K. F.ldrldge. Is reported
Improving In health this week.
Regular dance, Knglo Point Snt.
' . 3B4
Jacksonville, Saturday night, blg
lance.- tlood time for all. 834
Walker's old-time dance Sal. 33 1
"I left old Kalntuck last Decem
ber afoot and hero 1 am hi Ore
gon, broke, friendless and weary,"
said n 74-yenr-nld transient, bound
for AleMlniivllle, Ore., when he was
-nt the courlhouso this forenoon at
tempting to procure aid from tha
county court to enable him to con
tinue his Journey north. Ha walk
ed half the distance from Ashland
this morning, nnd yesterday up un
til dunk hnd walked all day, cover
ing in miles to rea"h Ilnrnbrook,
where ho was picked up by n mo
torlst and brought to AshlnuR. The
old muti snltl he has friends In M
Allnnvillo und thought he would
visit them, "for a., while" nefore
taking to tho road again.
Hoso mending, runners removed,
und snags worked back. Handi
craft Shop. 21if
Mealy Klamath Netted Oem po.
(sloes, 100 lbs.. for $1.20; lit) l.
7Bo. Delivered any place In city.
Johnson' Market, tin and (Imp
St. Phono: 07. 30!f
Atlas Katherlne Fabrlck Is home
T
from tho university of Ormronito
visit her father and mother. Mr.
and Mrs. tllon Fnbrlck, over Hie
week end. '
Follow the Rogue nnd you'll fol
low the crowd .to Community dnnre
Piturdnyi Feb. 2rd. Stl
Old-time dance, Walker's Hat
-1.. . I - : -' ' M
! Lester Knlps, who has been In I 12. L. Evans, representative jf
! Borkeley, Cal., for the past sev-j the Oregon Ufo Insurance com
eral months, is- spending the week pany, is spending a few days In the
; end In Medford with relatives, j valley on business, having arrived
Now cross-stitch and hooMM rug 01'8r froni his homo In Bnlem the
patterns, attractive dc.-.lgns, 6So to"' of tho week.
12.75. Handicraft Shop. ; 335 I $50 to $250 to loan on furniture.
llest Utah cool hot nnd )doon.i I-oans approved and money paid:
:t1. 631. Medford Fulle Co. 824tr
i Pat's Toxaa tnmalo house. toam-
led lumiilpA In tnlt home 10n-Ai)nh
; il for 60c. Open, II a. m. to 12 p.
j in. 523 .V, Riverside, phone 14Ht).
340
1 ouiMtn- from L'ortiann at local
, hotols include K. R. Hardy, H. P.
Lawson, S..M. Cnlklns, C. H. Whjte,
! llrlgadier nnd" Mrs. Uoynton. .1. S.
j Pitman. F. 15. Wlokard. J. D. KJer,
: 11. il. venicn.-j. w. roung, . jj.
wopian, ai. iw. sproii, air. ano .Mrs. . i-uant-r no tmi. uunus c-.ni. uu " -
W. L. Shields, Air. and .Mrs, D. L.sued to flnniico the project.
l-llOdgott, Oernuilne Ulodgett, C. A.i
Iarmoro, Air. and -Mrs, o, A. Ous- j Arcadia farm, noss wino. ja 'Golden West coffee. 1 Iodic accu
tllfson. Mrs.' O. A. Xllson. F. J.'; Factory blocks. 80 loud. Tel. 1131. .rnl0v' describes tho scone, at tho
Hale nnd All's. Beatrice Wilson,
Klncald's dance, Knglo Ppint Sat.
334
ttpholsterlng. ' Call Jacksonville
202 339
A mariiago license was Issued nt
tho county clerk's office this fore
noon' to Albert Hell, 28,' and Kmma
Cnnklln. 28. both of San Francisco.
Dance at Nat. Rat. night. Small
linll. Dyngo liros. 336
Opening engagement of Ted Kd
Inger nnd his Rogues nt Community
Club Sat. night. , . 3iM
Installation of "cellina" lliflils
at Roseblirg, Wolf Creek and
Ynncalla by tho United, States
weather bureau will bo rocom
. mended- by D, AI. Little, who Is
making a survey . In. Oregon, pro-
(ilr-mull aorvion in June, 'rno lignts
will mensura the height- of tho
clouds so that filers may bo advised
regarding visibility nnd reports will
bo made at three-hour Intervals.'
Old-tlmo dnnce, Walker's. Sat.
384
. That good coal low In ash. Han
son Coal Co. Phono 239. tt
-Temporarx auto-Ucensos. wore Is
sued nt the sheriff's office today to
James Walker, Ci K. date's Auto
eompnny, Wing. Orchards, C.tK;
llland J.j II. Cumin;; B. ri.AIorrl
son. Zrta Arnold- linil Hort Houck
of Aledford, with other licenses is
sued,, ta motorists In various sections-
of tho cotinly.- Out: of the
17 Issued; six were for new. oars.
' Factory blocks, $0 load. Tel. 031.
Medford Fuel Co. " "' 324tf
Dance, Englo ' Tolnt Sat." night.
334
Oregon's, output-, of metnls. de
creased 3-1 -pee oont. last yoar, com
pare'd with 1027, according to an
estimate releaseii. recently, .by the
United States bureau of mines,
Vnluo. of. gold,, silver, copper and
lead' p rod ti c o d In 1928 totaled
.fgftl.noo,- compared, with, nn esti
mated value of 8393,(157 In tho pre
ceding year. t Oold production was
10,151) ounces with an approximate
value of $20li,fon,' rt decrease of 31
pur oenti.over 1M7. Dny.olfinntn.nl'
work on both hydrniilic and dredge
proporileH greatly cuf down tho
gold yield, the report rend..
Poplin rompers, $1.95 now $1.39;
sizes t) to 3-ycitrR. Handicraft Shop.
::'-... . 335
v Marie lilandei's. of Portland has
taken Oruce I.amiuer's v place nt
the ISniinn Cline Shop. t' - 335
Among. Callforniuns jit Medford
hotels are F..J. Plant of Alameda.
J. S. Porter ef Los. Angeles.: Wal
ter. W. Pulley . of Sacramento and
Walter Harris of Hnn Francisco.
, Walker's old-time dnnco Sat. 334,
Doors and . windows cheap nt
Medfnrrt. Lumber Co. 237tl'
Salem high school must' either
lend Its first- team of. basketball
pluyors to McMlmivillc or pay that
school, $30 forfeit money, accord
ing to word received at Hnlem from
Roy PI,- Cannon, socro'tnry of the
Oregon SInto High School Athletic
association, McMlnuvllle had a re
turn gitmo scheduled with tho Red
and Rlack team two weeks ago,
but Snlem sent down Its second
team when, the rcgulni-H went to
Aledford. McMlnuvllle, It has henn
learned at Salem, will not bo able
to arrange for. nnother game be
causo of a heavy schedule. Salem
high, officials have refused to. for
feit tho money-wlthout a hearing.
Regular dance, Knglo Point Snt.
3.34
Dry fir slabs. $.lod. TV1 (181.
Medford Fuel Co. 324tf
W. J. Aloore, Ashland attorney
who dled.n short (line ago, left an
estate valued at $22,&09.4K, accord
ing to an Inventory und appraise
ment filed, yesterday In proletle
court. Half of this amount Is listed
s veal, property and the other
half ns personal properly.
Furnlturo U p h o 1 storing. tVl.
ecn-lt. A. N. Thlhault. -. 339
Cheap dry lumber nt .Modfnrd
Lumber Co. 237tf
Dr. 'Kllllly Relcom, county ined
lenl director, left yesterday to spend
-'i short time lit Salem nnd PPrt-
laud attending to official business.
Dnnco old-time, Walker' Sat.
, 334
rUnl dresses, -rM! "ears, $1.95
now $1.39. Handicraft Shop. 335
' Guests from Wn.shlngton state,
nt Aledford holols lucluile Ilrnd
ford Sanders. .Mrs. Kvn Joslln and
Airs. O. Cnrsters of Walla Wnlln.
Mr. and Airs. 11. L. Robinson of
Rverett nnd the following from He-
nllle; ,1. A. Devlne, F. W. Aust.
W. I). Mcolynn. R. J. Ttirte. W. H.
Flnitncry and (U Tlsdnll;
Dance, Kaglo Point Sat. night.
334
Hot. clean coal. Tel. Ml.. Med
ford Fuel Co. 324tf"
Jasper Reynolds Is. liomo from
the 1'nlverslty of Oregon for the
wet'k end, visiting his paronts, Air
end Mi's. C. L. Reynnlils, nnd Ills
sudor, Miss Dorothy Iteynolds,
"Churls" Hop. Phone 479-At
Airs, H.'idlo Allen. 282tf
lon't foi-get dnnco nt Oriental
Gardens Snt, night, Feb. 23. given
fur benefit Owon-Oregon Employes'
relief fund. 324
Aliss Alargnret Molren, one-of
the young lnlniMters in charge of
the Four Honnre Lighthouse here.
Is suffering with' a badly Injured
hand, the result of the hand being
caught In-nn electric, wringer. Her
hend.wus terribly cut nnd bruised
when drawn between ihe rollers.
Twenty- stiches were required to
clone the lneeratlons. Ashland
Tidings.- '
That good coal lotv In ash. Han
sen Coal Co. Phone $3. tf
Novelty dance, Jacksonville Sat
ilrday night. SSI
flTEPTOTCfl Mil
same uny. Room 13. Palm block, I
l eor- ""'n nnU Front Hts., upstairs, j
' " 335;
j Now cross-stitch pnd, hooked rug ;
! patterns, attrnetivo designs, 6.I0 to '
I 2.75. Handicraft Shop. 335
tne- community- 01 nnunn in
, southern Klamath county, will soon
j have a modern water nnd light
system, If-plans considered by tho
i Malln city council aro approved,
mo uny wm anin 1111 n urniniin a ast rnnute drlvo to place
cement oiochs, nil sizes, ireo. ,
Medford fruol Co. 324tf
i-ii.uKi iiii. s u owing me
Wright snowplow In action on thai
viuioi ..iS.iu,, uu.-
ing attention 'jn a display case ot
the Harwood Photo studio on East
Aluln street, The pictures show tho
snow being thrown many feet on
either sldo. of. the road, and nro
taken from various angles.
Jlanco old-timo. Walker's Sat.
334
Dressmaking nnd remodeling at
the Fashion Shop, 424 Modford
Uldg. Phone 1181., ., If
1 -Aliss Pearl Tlmmons of the Rose
burg high school is spending tho
week end with rolntlves In nnd near
Aledford. Sho plans to return Into
this Afternoon.
Dance, Rivorsido Community
Club, Suti night. Fob. 28rd. 3 3 1
- Lot'mo write your fire Insurnnce.
Carl V. Tonmvnld, Hotel Holland.
Phone 993. ' tf
Ralph Bailey, student at O. S. C,
Is homo for tho week ond visiting Dorothy Tedrick gaining stondtly
his parents, Air. and Airs, Wlnfleld.ln sixth position. Myron Flcser
Rallny.
A big shipment ot; new spring
hats at Lottie Howard's. 337
Highest grade Utah' eonl, any
size, anywhere, any. amount.. Hnn
sen Coul Co. Phono'289. tf
IL C. Spnur and Willard Spaur
woro nrrestod, by- the police last
night nnd are being held' in, the
county Jail on theft- charges. lnT
volving the stealing of candy and
tobacco from a hnmhui'ccr - nlnnd I
on-Sixth-stroet.' '
Alasqunrndo dance, W; O.. W.
hall, Saturday, February 23.
334
Danoo old-tlmo. Walker's
Snt -
' 334
Danco at Nat. Silt, nlghti Small
hall.
Dyngo Bros,;
-4-
RIVER 35 18
Phoonlx wnn tvom noRuo. lllvcr.
Inst nUdH In a one-Aklod conii'St.
.10 to . 18. Thlft;Knm prncUt-aUy
(tec l(t?d tho t-ounty chumpioiirihip
uinotiK tho Hooonct onna schoolft.
A cnjmolty houno thoroughly on-
Joyod the fino woru of tho l'hoe-
nix' quintet. . phoonlx Uns ' onp
ronferonro pnmo yet to piny, will
Con trnl 1'olnt, I-Yldny, March: 1.
TIiIh HhouUl provo to ho no oh-
Htiiulo Ju- winning the c ha trip ion
Hhlp. TuosOiiy, Kobrnary 20, rhoonlx
pliiy,8 tho ANhluml hlsU Hcliool first
toil ,n mt Phoonlx. Tho locul tu.na
tiro looking forward with Interest
io mm conioHi. uirwo- cruwn um ,
evnoMn,! nt U.tU Ach1nn(l nnil '
' , u I
BEN HITZLER LOSES
. NEW COUPE TO THIEF
Tho fourth uutomobilo to bo.
moh'rt this yoar: vnn takon last
nlwht on Central avonuo, when
(hlevoH Hlolo n ito-w ItuUrk coiipo,
helonutim to. Uen, HUelor. Al
though authorilk'B north and Houth
of Medford huvct boon nottflod
of the theU. It was mill mlnning
ourly thin aftornoon.
Tho ItiHt provioiw car, to bo
ho. en In. Medford wan taken early
thin woek from Louie ThompHOii.
and wnn re(tvored yeHtcrday ih
Conttalla, VatU., abandoued along
tho paolfic highway.'
Llveetook
irOHTINO, Ore., Feb. 23. (P)
Suturduy's receipts:. Cattle, tiO:
hogs, direct, 170. Totals for week,
approximately: Cattle, 190(1; calves
230; hogs, H'.'li; curs, S8.
Cnttlu miirkot comimred with a
week ago: All classes fully steady
with xpnta III rows und bolter sales,
particularly lower srades, 25 cents
und moro higher. A few londs nf
good sleors nt Sl. to SW.S5. Off
quality down to S.50. (looil heif
ers selling froely at Jlu to Sin.fiO.
Ooivj cows $ to .fid. Off ntutlliy
down. Low cutters down to
g5.Gu ami under. Hulls mostly ?S
to JS.fxi. Odd head of beet typo tu
$9 nnd better. Hulk light vealors
l,1 to $11. Choice quotable up to
$11.50. absent. Calves $12 down.
II en vies and thins down o $8.
Tho liog market compared with
wook ago: All-classes steady with
demand strong at the close. Hulk
light butchers $10.75 to M0.8S.
Drlvo-lns selling readily nt the top
nt the week cud. Over nnd under
weights $10.75 down. Kxtreme
heavies mostly $9.60 or better.
Packing sown mostly SS.50 to $9.
Unlk 'sliiudhter pigs $9.75 to $10.25,
mostly $10. Keoder pigs 9 to $10,
mmitly $9,50 Hp. '
Sheep nnd ln'.nhs quotahly
steady with week ago. Choice
wooleil inmhs $ltl. Others tlown to
$13. Cholco yvarllngs quoted up
to $1-1. Kwes up tu $7.50 mid bet
ter. Produce
PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 23. UP
Putter, eggs, milk, poultry, on
ions, potatoes, wool, nuts, hay, cn
ettrti bark nnd hops steady, unchanged.
pne f
j iuuul
THE MARKETS
TRIBUN1T," HEDFORD,'
z
IN SALE CONTEST
JOYS AND GIRLS
, Approaching the zero hour, tho
! junior sales contest which has ab-
isorbed the interest- of ull southern
Oregon for tho last two weeks,
j nnils 2n or more boys and girls
'among the first eight cash prize
i winners, which will bo. awarded to
the oight highest In sales of
cnmpalgi, headnuartors . In tho
jackson Hotel. Bach and every
ordor caused a shifting In tho
ui'ii-jKtnndinp,, th0 contestants were
ciosely grouped
Friday night, marking tho 8th
iDy ot the contost and the night
before the closing date, found a
newcomer in the lead displacing
Jessie Offord and Woodrow Reich,
former loaders. In the person ot
Dicky Sleight. Dick was off to a
rather slow start, but is furnish
ing plenty of finishing fireworks.
Asll Walker, nnother llvo-wllo has
been pulling a Garrison finish nnd
Friday night found him second,
within hailing distance of first.
Woodrow Retch, probably the most
consistent worker of all tho Junior
salopmen was in tho - third spot,
not many pounds under' tho. leader
and Just a fow pounds ahead of
Jesslo Offord. In fourth. Lou Dod
son nnd Albert Randall wero Hod
In the fifth bracket with little
was seventh, followed bf , Rachel
Fry. eighth; John Millard) ninth.
nnd ' Don Anderson in. tho' tenth
place on tho board! .
Keen competition also developed
for tho ninth day's gold slnr
award, Dick SlclghtT Asll Walker
and Woodrow Reich furnishing
most of the noise. Dick finally
f,on the honor and tho extra dollar
,,y fivo' pounds of coffee. " .
. TnA fjnai contost winners , will
announced In tho Snndny Mail
Tl.,.mlo nmi i8o the exact place
,,,i il,,,., f ihe big nay day thn-
j. - itro show will be given.' At the
,,henter onrtv nil commission inon-
;0S nl)(, un prZes will he awarded
'"'.jthe Junior salesmen, nnd a brief
linll: will be made regarding a
fiitHi'o contest. The present con
test is sponsored by tho Alnil Trlh-
,une nnd Golden West cotree.
LEGION MEETING
Ilorh Alford's versatilo,,orcheBr
tin will coiitributo a, uumJier. of
late and original song hits pi the
Ameileun Legion' meeting to be
held In tho Armory . Monday night,
beginning at 7:30. ' - ,
This meeting which promises to
-bo one of tho most interesting to
dnte, has boon: planned by the
Main Utrcel merchants, Maurice
Leonard. i':ialrman, Itoland- lluh-
i-tiard, Dob Strang and Wilfred
, - .
MlrSHChO.
In nddltiott
to - tho orohOHtrn
pt'lcotions, Lflund Brnphy will tflvu
hi i. famous "Silonl Hunter." 'ne
ael drama, to which ho in-.Hald to
hftvo addod eonsldorahlo pathos
pinco-tho last mndition.
ThfHO nnd other fouturos, , yet
unannounced, will moro than re
pay, the local oixanivyitlon for lt
lai'Ko turnout, expected Monday
nlwht.
K. P. OPEN HOUSE
Talisman Lodge No. 31, Knights
nf l'ylhias w(ll have another big
party In their hall on Went Main
street Alonday evening, which will
bo In the form of an anniversary
ml patriotic party, February being
tho anniversary of the Order.
A short business session, will bo.
called to order promptly ttf 7:15.
The program will start at 8 o clock
sharp, followed by stunts, danc
ing, cards and refreshments.
Tho hall Is lieing elaborately
decorated for the oecnsion by the
Hllss llelue Company; Inc.
This will be tho second social
night of 1929 for Tnllsmnn. Lodge
and preparntlons have been made
for a record attendance, delega
tions being expected from Ash
land nnd Orants Pass.
Another Big
Knights of Pythias
. PARTY ...
Monday, Feb. 25
atKP.HaH
Anniversary and patriotic
program at 8 o'clock, fol
lowed by dancing, cards,
and ref re shments. No
charge. AH knights, their
families and - friends- in
vited. ' 1
-X. I ;! lj ..0.,
OREGoy, SXTURDXY,
"Abie's Irish Rose"
Opens Here Monday
"Ahlca Irish Rose" 1b now a
moviOr . -
Tho world's mont successful play
tho play which ran on Broadway,
Now, York, for moro Uiar; fivo
years., ban been translated to tho
ncreen. and Ik scheduled to open
at Hunt's Cratcrlan theater on
Mondny wilhr sound Hj'nchronfsm
lion and, voice.
The story of "Ablo's IrlHh. Bose."
which wiin written and oriRinally
produced by Anne Xlehols, is one
of tromendou theme. It tells of
the love of a Jewish lad for an
Iriph Klrl, and how they over
pome tho intolerance of tleir or
thodox parents.
According to. Miss Nlehols, who
pernonally supervised tho filming
of her ."Abie," love makos the
world co round, and ' It can con
quer all odds.
"I havo taken a popular situa
tion." sho says, "and about the
intolerance and racial hatred we
find hero and there in our lives
I havo woven a love story that is
full of. entertainment.
"Abios Irish ( Rose' Is not ft
faree comedy, nor is It a' heavy
drama. It is a cross botweon the
two, a'croRs section of life Itself,
told In a HorloH of dramatic scones,
to -whic a touch of. comedy light
ness has been 'added occasionally.'
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BOI8H. Ida., Feb; 22. (P) -Hor-
tenso Adams, 79, who played a
prominent part In Idaho mining
history for moro than 40 yoars, is
dead here. Racked by eastern ft
nanolers, Mrs. Adams promoted
half a dossoh mininff. ventures: In
this region. 1 : - "
TOO LATE TO CLASSIR
FOR SALE Kicoptlonnlly nttrac
tive lots on . HIslclyou .Heights.
' Phone 105IS-Y. ' . 330
FOn SALE Two-- 8 ll-ton .logging
trailers, .complete with hunks and
blocks, for $175 onoh or 325 If
both are taken at once. Write W.
H. Hall, Box 260. Toledo, Oro.
336
ft SALE Ch A. C. Barred Rock
sotting eggs. Call ftll-H-1. 335
FOR RENT
house, $15.
sldo. ,
Close In modern
Gall; 33(i S. ltlver
336 FOR- SALE Hotpolnt, electric
range. M5 W. 2nd. or inquire
at .Medford Welding Works. 340
FOR SALE Very attrnetivo new'
li-roorn modern . plastered homo,
concrete foundation, very pretty
hardwood floors, lnrge- living
room vlth fireplace, dining room,
kitchen, 2 large bedrooms nnd
. hath; cornor lot, close ta grade
and high school. Total price
, $3,000; S2r,0 cash, balunon S3iJ. IL"
. per month Including Interest.
Kce Ohnrlcs A. Wing Agenev,
Inc. exclusive agents. 33il
FOR SALE fi-room home, par
; tially modern, good condition,
-garage and woodshed. Price
16f,0; 30i) cosh, balance $20
per month. 8eo Charles A.
Wing Agency, Inc. .33ti
FOR SALE 1 -room house, oxoel-
lent lot. Total price S24B. 7(1 cash.
: Also-2 excellent building lots on
- East sidei one of: ,ihcni being -i
corner.. Bargain -.price for both
lots- f 300; terms. See Charles
A. Wing Agency, Inc. :i 3 rt
FOR HALE A "pick-up" In n
suburban home-of 5 rooms, largo
barn and garage, all. kinds of
fruit and berries; I acres or good
land, most or which Is In alfalfa,
only one mile from Medford city
limits. Total price S23r,0: terms.
Hee Charles A. Wing Agenev.
Inc. 330.
FORD touring- car. light trailer,
horse cultivator,- check protector,
i -null choice Newtown apples,
dry 14-ln. slab wood, two turkey
hops and gobbler, nuto wheels,
vinegar barrels, applo boxes, 2
linoleums, mechanic's tools, etc:
WW trade for pigs or chickens.
2211 llessle Ht., 5 Jirneks east of
Crater Lake Ave, 2 north of
Jnekson. . 335
ATTRACTIVE lsuy Ivors & Pond
plnno, 250; Orthophonlc Vic
trola, $115; practically new; hair
i casH, balance terms. Call nt 1)38
l'lne Ht. 3.ir,
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping
room; also garage. 325 Souih
Riverside Ave. tf
The
LOG CABIN
HOTEL
'Selrna.''
f r t,; l
. Sunday Dinner
Menu
, Fruit Cocktail
Celery irenrts ; . , Beet Tickles
Loganberry Jam
Cream of Asparagus Soup
Fricassee of Chicken
Broiled f -Bone Steaks
o
Potatoes Partsienno
Mashed Tnrtiips
Tear and Nut Salad
English I'liini Pudding,
Hard Sauce
Apple Pie American Cheese
Coffee' Tea Milk .
o
$1.00 Per Plate
Served from VI M. to 7 F; M.
FEBRUARY - 23.' "1929.-
POACHING CHARGE
AGAINST ASHLAND
MAN -DISMISSED
That tho alleged , doer head
found onv tho JHtrnnch of Ahtoni
Rinj? south of Awhland, which oe
cmsioned" his arrtist by I.'puty
Cinmo Warden Roy Parr Tuesday
afternoon, was a calf's head,
which - he had purchased, at .a
butcher shop for his sick dog, was
the testimony of tho man, who re
fused vto plead eullty when brought
Into Justice court the name day.
His refusal to plead guilty
Pprompted the court officials to set
the date of his trial for yesterday
afternoon. Rut the caso woe dis
missed for lack of evidence against
him, according to tho Ashland jus
tice. Anton Rinp' Is a well known
cougar hunter, and la said by his
friends to havo killed enough of
these animals to have1 saved the
Uvea of numerous deer In. Jackson
(ounty during the past few years.
.
Canl of Thanks.
! To thoso who wore so kind and
thoughtful to us In our. recent be
reavement In the loss of our be
loved husband and Cut her. we wish
to express our sincere appreciation;
also for tho lovely f lowers. .
Mrs. Ida Cole,
'$34 : Keith Cole.
WRESTLING
Monday Nite
8:30 p.m..
TOM
ALLEY
of Montana . .
JIM
HESLIN
Light Heavyweight
Champion of . Australia
Best 2 Out of 3 Falls
to a Finish,
GOOD
PRELIMINARY
Added
Attraction
Moving: pictures of
world's champion
ship match between
Strangler Lewis and
Ghs Sbnnenberg.
General Admission
$1.00; ladies and chil
dren 50c; reserved seats
$1.50, Tickets on sale
at Brown's and Rialto.
H Women's Hose
$1.00 Pair ;
fa Silk from top to toe with
H pointed heeL
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INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Maiugtr
Phon 105 80 N. Central
Medford, Oregon
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WOULD-BE GROOM
fulSlMTOQ
"Wpll. that'f a. nev ;wrinklo,M.
ftild a f prnsppcrtvo jCaUforriia
hridegrcom when ho upplied for a
marriage license nt tho county
dfjrk'H office thin forenoon and
learned the. Oregon law demands a
medical certificate from , the
groom. Ho hardly know what to
do first! arid became Bomewhat
confused when' the brido-to-bo
HUEKoated thut she accompany him
thinking that a certificate was also
demanded of women.
lie wuh Hent to Dr. Emily Bol- j
com of the . county health unit, but j
upon finding her absent ho hur-1
fled from tho court house in n half I
run to reach the closest doctor on
Central avenue. . .
lie is not tho only one to so
through the same procedure, a I
the majority of the Californians'
apply here-fori . licensen without
certificates, if is said by memberR
of., tho clork's office staff. This
has boon espeoJaliy true since Cali
fornia passKl .the "pin , marriage
law," providing that intentions to
marry must be published three
dnys before Issuance of the lleonno,
Tho wages of sin is sometimefl a
Continuous
Shows
1:30 to 11
P. M.
f UP' M , " THAT GREATEST of ALL, W
HSi iRy' rW STAGE COMEDIES pt
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TOMORROW ONLY
ANOTHER BIG SMASHING SHOW
Mm.-'
16 SUNKIST STREAKS OF LIGHTNING
, ON THE SCREEN ' ':
REGINALD DENNY
IN HIS CLASSIEST COMEDY
"RED HOT SPEED"
LAST TIMES
TONIGHT
Mr brick house anrt threw automo
hlleB. A
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Don't Gargle
! Quicker and Better Relief
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Don't suffer from tho pain and
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almpat Instantly.
" Thoxine has double" action re
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safe and pleasant for the whole
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for relieving coughs. Quick relief
guaranteed or your money, back
3r.c,.fi0c and $1.00. Sold by Heath's
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These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drag Store
, Strang's Drag, Store
A Show
You'll Talk
About .
CONLIN & GLASS
Vaudeville's Greatest
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5 Other Big Feature. . j
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