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FURNITURE REPAIRING
UPHOLSTERING, REFINISHINQ
FRANK HOWARD ' . t
219 West Maw Street
If there wiis to be a jnemory'test
hold in MeOfut d, it is probable Jus
Newbury, well ftmnvu ledi'md, hl
tornoy, wi.uld rank near the top if
his memory is us good on general
matters it a it is in recounting hap
penings of utln i- day i. It was the
other day at tho court house that
ha recalled tho different sheriffs
Jafkrum county has hud since he
cuinti hi re In lsst. Ho named
tbm out liy one, wave their party
Utf ilfations and the time of their
service."' -
Xlne'of the sheriffs were Demo
crats, five v.vrc Republicans and
two were l'opullsts.
The list he pave is ns follows:
Wiliiam. Bybee. Democrat," 1K78
82.: A. fv Jacobs, Democrat, lssa
Sti; U. W. Deane, Deipocrat, 18SC-
XS; J. ti. Blrdst-yc, Republican,
liSK-D: J. K. i'elton. iJemocrat,
1xt2-tt4: Sylvester Patterson, Top
ullst, lSlH-btf: A. S. linrnes. Popu
lism Ale;; Arme, Republican, 1HX-
J. M: liadnr. Deinocrut, i
Itu2-"U: D, II. Jackson. Itepuhli- !
can, 19IMJ-08; a. Jones, De.mo-j
erut, August S1iik1pi He-
publican, liU2-4; H. Slimier, I
Republican. liM-li: Ralph Jen-!
ninys, -Democrat, 1 i 1 U -1 7 ; Leslie j
Stansell, 1&17-IX; t IS. Ten-ill, I
Republican, 11)18-22; Ralph Jen-
nings. Democrats, 11)22. -.
.When James Hirdseyo. wnfi slier- !
Iff, recalled Mr. .Newbury, the old ,
county jail at Jacksonville was de
stroyed by fire and Us five prison
ers were suffocated by the smoke.
Four of the prisoners had been
proven guilty of -the crlpu's .wifch
which they had been, ejiarged but
the fifth' was regarded Innocent
and relatives sued the county for
hi death, but the matter, as fat
as he could remember, was finally
settled nut of court by County
Judge Xjil, grandfather of Alls
Nydah Xeil, now employed at tne
county clerk's office.
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Florida produced 82.000.000
bulbs this season, nearly 4l pr
cent of the total produetion of
the I'nited Stales.
When he entered a .b'a "
guilty ItfiyeUMda'ftfleriAon1 n
circuit.1 court, Miftiur Ford. !
arkst.d Saturday fur the holdup
of Kd finches in Med ford the,
week before. was senteneod to
the state penitentiary for a term
'not to eXreed U years.. Ford!
confessed that he. heid up (Inches
with his pardner and made him
drive out on Ross lane, where
they relieved Ouches of approxi
mately $40. , .
The pair took Ouches' ear.
went over to Klamath eoi;n:
came bark a day or two later,
.escaped from u policy chate,
abandoned ihe car, east of Med
f oril u lid se (a ru t ed . Ford was
arrested on Main street by Ohh-f
oi i'oiieo Met red le Saturday ni-;
ternoon and was identified hv
Otiehes, who looked him over ;
and listened to him talk while j
Ford was being tiuestioned by '
the offii-ers. Alter being In soli-j
tary confinement for two days,
Ford mude-H confession.
Similar sentencoH tire promised
for nil hold-up men who come
before Circuit Judge Norton and
will also be recommended hy the
district attorney's office, -especially
in the cise where guns are
used. . m
MEDFORD DADS VISITORS
ON UNIVERSITY CAMPUS
UXIVKRRITY 'OF ORKOOX,
Kugene. (Special) R. it,' Ham
inoml, Modftjrd, was elected a
memberi of the executive commit
tee, of the Oregon Dad's, laat Jaal
urday at the Dad's day business
meeting.
Other fathe'rs;from Medfrd in
eluded Edward Cloro, J. (.Moih i,
O. M. Morgan tnd F. J. 'Sjiauldirig.
During the day the dads visited
their children oh the campus, sawi
the football game with 1. C. L. A. i
and jrained an, insight Into univer- j
aity-life. j
Tomorrow afternoon jatf,rs
thirty W'tiUciv llageiu fprtpttV opcjttj
i hainpion and um of the load-
Ing golfers of the world, will tee j
off at the local club in a special i
IS hole match against Jack Hues-1
ton the ted ford pro.
With fair weather predicted it
is expected the largest golf .gal
lery ever seen In Medford will
follow this match. To further en-1
courage attendance the admission
fee has been reduced from $1.0
to SI admission open to the pub
lic whether members, of the golf
club or not.
Huston has been playing sen
sational golf recently and ho has
many backers who have Wagered
that he will rot only hold his
own but defeat the "Oreat Halg".
Whatever the outcome, it is" cer
tain the match will be n hnnl
frtufch one nd some superfino
nolf will be shown.
This Is Hagen's second nppenr
a nee i n M ed ford, a nd he is ft
great favorite with local golf
fans. The match (shottId be over
by four o'clock. 4
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SHUSflSISimt MRS. FlDERICtUJPENS
N TRAVELAiR' PLANE MED:oRo BEAUTY SHOP
Ilniold Samli'ia, son of Mr. nnd
Mth. Kred ('. KttmUn'S of Medford,''
arilvod ut. the'Modl'ord1 flh'iioi't yctt
)(rdar' I'ntm 1 Kujipi'.o ' in n "jnnaM
Travelalr piano will! two nnsHon
(i(Ts and tnok off for I'lUBone ut
1 0: 30 this morning, lie will spend
Sunday and Monday nt Grants I'ass
laklni! nil passengers 111 a seven
place Travelalr cabin plane. .
As soon as Hie new motor for
Sanders' motioconpe arrives , his
lirolher, Anlirey. will accompany
him tu KiiKene. where lie will take
up the study of aviation.
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LJ Sensational
.IllH0iFlliftS;mf
Sr.M-..-S
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for a FOUR-DOOR SEDAN completely equipped '
NOW. . . a Durant Four-Dior Sedan sells fof
less than'any other sedan delivered on the
Pacific Coast. You can buy on easy terms.
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OPEN EVENINGS
It fteems , , ut range these warm
sunshiny flays in "Medford that the
national postoffleo tfepartmenf is
already, busy at work in making
preparations tu handle the Christ
mas rush of receiving and sending
presents, nnd that soon the warn
ing to "mail early" will be broad
cast by every postmaster in city,
town, hamlet and cross roads.
The necessity for mailing early
this year is better realized, because
the postofflce department head
quarters at Washington, D. C, has
already sent out the news that
every posiofflce will he closed on
Christmas day; the same as last
year. 1 " '
Postmaster1 Wm.' J. Warner husi
Just received official word from
hemlquartei-s that there would be
no carrier delivery, or window dis
tribution of mll, either, on Christ
mas day; and that from midnight.
December- 24th, to midnight, De
cember 25. the postoffices will op
erate with skeleton crews.
Mail received during that period
will simply be stacked, Thero will
be the usual holiday collections,
and special delivery and perlsh
aldo parcel post 'mutter will be
handled ns usual on such days.
Insyiltatlpp $f ,tn?, ,Hardle spray i
ysteni !rr tievtttv Vbtttft VikhAftfr lr''
now under Wuyby-fhj''K; U. White -Machinery
company. .The upruying
j systems win oe reaoy ipr. lestipg
wunin hix woeat, and1 will be-in
operation soon thereaftjer, Hy the
Hurdle system .the spray U pitied ,
through a main line and laterals
to all sections of the qrehurd, from t
a central feed station. ln thu way, !
the weather, or other coiidltlons
do not delay the, work. Conn3e-
tlons are made for, every block of (
in trees, The spray Is" pumped ;
through the jilpe with a power
plants (
The orchards Installing 1h'e"iys-!
terns are: A. Ilcnsler. Holloway, ;
Vilas, llillcrest, Medford Pear com-!
pany, Chester Fitch and flagley
Orchard company. These orchards!
have an acreage of 652 .acres. i
In the spring the spray system
will bq Installed Jn tfea A- Felden
heimer tract.
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MADE UP SPECIAL .
rUOK THE PlfGLPAMEMii
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GET yOUR"MUM';ATpyR 8T0RE .
FRIDAY OR SATURDAY " ;
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
323 E. Main ' 'f :''?: -"--Jhone 260
Mrs, iva Frederick. nev opiu'a-:,
lotofi 'the'i.Vexlfuid..tleauty Shoi),
gi-eeed, dpAiris t pf.'iolU i friends
and visitors Wednesday when the
Phop was officially opened after,
being completely . redecorated i
throughout. Mrs. Frederick, who
came here recently from Grants
fnss, owned the beauty shop from
HHS to D)25 when she sold It to
Mabel Pongue.
The shop presents a cheerful
appearance with Its attractively
panelled walls, new enrtuins and
additional equipment, Kach beau
ty operator now has an individual
booth. Visitors yesterdny were
presented with flowers.
LIGHT POST SUFFERS
jtmafie of' aiiproxlmately $40
wns caused to n i ItKht not , 041
Sixth Vitrbet Vlilfj mornlne; M Ah
result of an auto "drtuh between
toui'iiifr cur. driven by Frunk
fompkins and a truck operated
by' thu Uollyur Motor Sales company.
'Tompkins, who operates a fruit
rtryor west qt the city, Is saia
to have ernsbed Into tho renr end
of tho truck, which struck ' the
IlKht ' post while . turnliiR ' over.
Tills Was the third post to suffer
such treatment since the new
fflxllv .Street lights were Installed
.'a,',f'ev months oko. '.- - -
CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE
, The, tubercular Cnrlstmas Seal
ijal. ds not. hi- any way : jdcntlilled
wfllT ibe;t?ohimunliv Cheitt. ncc'brdV
ln:-to an ahhouilecment made' by"
the Jackson t'ounty Health asso
ciation yesterday, to clear up a
misunderstanding' that has been
prevalent locally.
This Christmas Seal sale is n
national thing, and the funds de
rived intm it are used to carry sn
lin active campaign against tuber
culosis. AVlth all tho preliminary
work now underway by the work
ers of tho health department, the
sale will start the day after Thanks
giving nd continue on until Christ-
GATES ILL ATTEND
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C. E. Qates will leave hero to
niiiljt furj. Sun ; Antonio,- Tnxaifc' to
attend;', k Dt4e'' day; nifcetlhg tf
tho iNiitlunill 'Hoociatldli. of ' Htlate
lllKhway commlHsloners.
Hoy Cllclii, of Salrni, ttntc high
way enKincur. anil Mr. McCul
liitigh, State lirldga engineer, are
othor Oregon men who will bo nt
tho meeting. Tho party wilt l,(!
joined in flan Vrnnclseo by
Charles 1'urcell, Ktato Highway
eiiKineer - of- California, nnd J)r.
Hughes of (he llureou of lhlldlc
Itoiids. ' '
TIME NOT OBJECT OF
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Tho report appearing In a morn
ing no per A hat l'atfl MacMillen at
the Itctio, tilIartMr.' Jilnio ami f
mciit ooinvan of Wjatilntftou was
In sou (hern Oregon to look over
Iltno deposits wns declared to he a
mlstnko (bin afternoon by JI. Calla
ghnn pf the .Standard I'rodttr's
conipany.' lie stopped In Medford
to visit Mr. CaltaKhnn and was
."pending today fulling along tb
Uogtio river, f . -
Tho (wo men are old friends 'A
boom mining day In ' Kpuka'ne,
W ish., and it ' was through Mr,
CulkiKhnn's Invitation that Mr. nnd
Mrs. MarMIIIen am here. They
rre not lnterexled In liwal limn de
poslls, ns they already have nsj un
limited supply.
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(.Feeling Fine, Tliank You!
I HQ -M"t III (L '"
XIUS OU1L SITUS lyv HS1
fectly and Is as mart
as Any Expense Sifif
IHave'Ey
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Of cpurse, I picked a style that suited my fancy . . . hut the wide 4
selection of shades and patterns on display at the J. C. teiinty
Store assures you exactly the choice you want. ; All the season'
newest shde and. weaves, too, to pick from. You. hay: heard ,
about the ubility oi. J. C, Penney Company to get better quality''
and finer:. values because of the immense purchasing; power, of m
their , 400 itores. Man, how this suit does prove itl ht -t
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Exita Pants at $5.90
J, C. 'PENNEY CO.' INC
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