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ocal and
Personal
! With the''0"rion,fctlifi'Vbllege
nnd .University of Oregon fresh
men .teams, which played here this
afternoon, both stoppihR'anhe flo
th iltertforil.-thnt hostelry- whs local
foorhnll headquarters from the
lime of their arrival last evening,
with many students and alumni
calling on each last night and today-:
before the game. .
Come' to the "Irish Stew" nt the
Christian church,4 12 to - 2 p.m..
Armistice day; 3 lie a plate. -281
emilorary auto licenses were' is
sued at the sheriff's office this
forenoon to F. M. Lane of Chllo
Mtiin, Bugcne Jlasenfuricr of Tal
ent. C,lndys Ttogors of -Central
Point,, Kmmn Howard of Medford
nnd T. J. Puilen-uf Eale Point. ,.
ilomstltohlng, plcollng, plcutlnir.
button making nnd hose mending;
Handicraft Hhop. 1 r7if "
'Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A.' Pope
of New York City. Kenneth 1).
Oliver of El Pnsn, Tex., C. H. Smith
of Clilct'o and J. n. Daggett of
Weiser, Idiu, are among the guestB
from a distance at Modford hotels,
others are chas. ilollcnheck of
Minneapolis. Minn., George Knm.
plain of Ilochester, N. V., and 'Mr.
and Mrs. V. Appleton of Victoria,
II. C. .
Hot lunch 2HC. pie-Be, II a., nr.
to 2 p.'tn.. Armistice day, at South
Methodist church, corner Main nnd
Onlidnlts- Daznnr In connection.
1 ' : 2.10
The postnfilce will not bo close 1
Monday, and the carrier deliveries
w-lll bo mado-ns Usual, as Armistice
day Is not one of tho postofflce de
partment holidays. ; .
'' oTI-lrn'n dance, Moose hall, Ash
land, Sat. night. 231
' Olen Hi Hallow,' tractor driver
of Talent, and teat tier Jean Miller.
Kugone',' were" Issued a license to
wed Tuesday ;when' they appeared
at the office of the county clerk.
Klamath News, , ... ,. . ,
Orchard brand liquid llme-su'.-phiir
can bo obtained nt Pinnacle
Pi.cklng Co. i . , 223tf
A; U. Mlokol'ef Cnrvallls, district
freight and. passenger agent for the
Southern rnclflc Is, In Modford.
having 'accompanied tho O. .S. C.
football team here. lie was ac
companied hy Mrs. Mlekel, who
will return toCorvollls with him
tonight. '; '. ,-' ,'
Hot lunch 2fic. nle 5c. 11. a. m.
lo 2 p. in., Armistice day. at South
Methodist church, corner Main and
Oakdale. IIn7.r.ar In connection.
... 230
Arriving homo by motor 'Friday
morning for the footbr.ll game were
Victor Mllnes nnd his friend, Hay
i fttlttfl of Merced. Cnl.. both of
whom are attending Modesto Jut);
lor college. 1 .:"''
Southern -Oregon Home-Comlng
Dance at Jackson Springs Knturday
ntght,-. The University of Oregon
and Oregon State rreshman foot
ball teams will he guosts. 231"
s -.County iCnmmlssloner Vlotor
Iltirsell returned yesterday from
Pertlnnd, where he had spent tho
nnst- four lnys.;'
Corner to. thai Dollontossen after
Is
thn;BhqW for fountain service and
lunch..' ... ,i ' 233
iTolnlverslty of Hawaii-Oregon
gum will ho played nt tho Mtltno
mtih Civic Hiadlnht at. Portland on
Novemher 2", .The Islanders will
arrrvo'lh Han Francisco on Novem
ber 'ltl And will strip over In Ash
lnhd'fnr n 'workout on the 20th.
They are. scheduled to arrive in
Portland November 21 nnl; will
. have severnl workout. .
Come to the "Irish Stew" at the
Christian ohureh.- 12 to 2 p. m..
Armistice day; Sdc a plate. . 2S1
'Mrs. -II. I. "MiOJalr of Ashland
motored to' Medford this morning
on business nnd pleasure.
Dance, . Lake Creek, Sat. night.
,, 2S1
W: A. T)unlnp of the Portland
Trust and Savings bunk wns . In
Mcdfhrd today conferring with the
local representative, at the bank
, Carl Y. Tengwuld.
Orrhnrd brand liquid llmo-sul-.
phur enn ho obtained nt Plnniole
Packing Co. 223tf
Guests from Portland registered
at . local hotels .Include Mr. and
Mm. W. S. Sanders, Frank llrndy,
If. D, Oliver, C, II. Campbell. Mr.
nnd Mrs, 0. A. Alderman. A. K.
Ilnll, 1, H. lloorncr, Geo. MeCnnd
loss, C. K. Carson, It. Mticl'henlmi,
Phillips Heck, C. Parsons, It. M.
Tnwnsonil,- .1. S. Summons. 11. M.
Hidden, It. rr Freeze, C, M. Coffer.
C. F. Hlohaidson, W. A. Hardesty.
.lames Dnylo, C. M. Caddy, K. A,
Williams and Joo Bernard.
Mrs. I. K. Schmer announces prl
vato or class Instruction In voice,
expression, public speaking, correct
Khcllsh. Call 3(13-1,. 232
The city of Medford today filed
a 'civil action against Jonas and
Mrs.. Wold for the collection of a
S'JOO note or for theiposeeHslon of
property -purchased from the cliy
hy the defendants.
' ' -Come to the "Irish Stew" nt the
Christian church, 12 to 2 p. m.,
. Al-misllce day: USe n plate. 22 i
- The weather -has. been cold and
freexlng nt Salem, according
; Vallalrn King of the Associated Oil
company, who arrived In Medford
today to pend a short time here
WIH Mrs.iKIng of the county health
linlti - Ice over a halt Inch thick
i has heen fror.cn on wnler standing
! In outside containers. .' ,
i Murphy dnnoo, Nov. . Oth. Kvery
I body comes to Murphy. Johnny
, P.urnctt' music 221'
'A bounty. warrant was issued at
i Ih'e county clerk's office today to
Andrew Jeldness of Copper for the
' killing of a bobcat.
, (High grade lump lime and hyd
I rrAea limn for apraylng. ltlg Pln"s
I.iimber Company. 224tf
I' Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mas(n. Ml
Winifred M'alker snd Mrs. W. W.
nlnklns will leave on a motor trip
tomorrow morning for Bundon an1
roast- points, to spend the day on
nn out:ng. , .
tDynge's Danes Wed. and ' Snt-i
D(-enmland. 218
(Hi Hawkins and W, B. Jennlson
nre among tho Klamath Falls vl
Itorn who arrived In Medford ye
terday. ;N'ow you' can get fountain serv-
lct'lh!Deilealesen. 410 Kast
Main, next to riggly Wlggly. MS
If It weren't against the law to
gamble, we'd Ifcy a bet that the Jus
tice of the peace at Medford Is a
sportsmun. We don't know his
name, as It Isn't mentioned in a
dispatch from our Medford corre
spondent telling of the fining of a
hunter who trespassed on tho farm
of Alice llanley, Heedless of warn
ing signs posted on (he place.. The
hunter had to pay f 25 and costs for
"breaking Into" the Hanloy fields.
If Justices of the peace elsewhere
would follow this one's example,
they would do a lot toward pro-.
motihg a better entente between
fanners and hunters. The Ore
gonlnn.v, "That good coal." We give green
trading stamps. Hansen Coal Co.
Phono 233. .. , . tf
Oruel nnd Inhumnh treatment iii
given ns the grounds for a divorce
suit 'fllod .in circuit court yester
day by Amy Hose against Arth.ir
Hoso. They were married nt Great
Falls, Mont., In J DUB. - ,
Ttoal Coal $14,110 per ton, de
livered direct from car to you
wltlllh city limits: We have test
record showing Jt'nyal Is best I'tdh
coal mined, liny now at the lower
price.. Phone 833. F. K. Samson
t'o. , Office 229 North Riverside.
SflJtf
Six different supplies of dressed
poultry were sold this forenoon a:
the city public market in a re
markably Hhort time, liy'10 o'clock
there was only one dressed chicken
left and It wus purchased In a
short time. One. furmer, reported
he sold his supply in 15 minutes
after he arrived, and , other sup
plies were exhausted in nn hour
or so. Oilier departments of the
market enjoyed heavy -patronage
and were also sold out In a short
time.' . ' ;,i
Come to the "Irish Stew" at the
Christian, "church; 12 to- 2 p.m..
Armistice day; 3!io a plate. 231
Callforniuns registered 'at Med
ford hotels Intrude W. H. Norton,
Geo. F. Heckman of Los Angeles,
Don Jlurton of Su'crumento, IttJph
Woods of Glondnle, .lnmes Wallers
of Hollywood, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
S. Sanderson. T. N. Warren, T. II.
Pitt, Mr. and Mrs. li. II. Williams
and Mr..' and Mrs. I). If. Allen of
San Francisco. i
High grade lump lime nnd hyd
rated lime for spraying. ISIg Plnrs
Lumber Company. -.224lf
As a result of approximately
$560,010 being distributed among
1200 Indians on the Klamath In
dian reservation, Klamath Falls
peace officers have been busy this
week rounding up Intoxicated In
dians, Chief of Pollen Keith Am
brose of Klamath.. Fulls reported
when ho Was In MedTord for u
short time yesterday, preparatory
to attending the ;pence officer
meeting nt Ashland. Sixteen In
dians wero hlaeed in Jail Thursday
night nnd about as many mo-'c!
were expected last night.
Mrs. Frederick says "A beautiful
wave depends on n. skillful oper
ator." Medford Henuty Shop. Ask
'a friend. 235
Mrs. J.H. Carter and Mrs. It. C.
Morris of Klumath Falls spent yes
terday In Modford, arriving In tho
morning.
See Brill's Sheet Metal Works
for radiator, fender and auto body
repairing. ' 217tf
Mrs., Donna, Anderson of the
Phoenix district was a Mctiford
business visitor this morning.
Dance, Lalto Creek, . Sat. night.
231
The 'nuallflcatlnn ' course in tar
get shooting Is to be completed to
morrow by tlie members of the
local Oregon National Guard unit,
Captain Carl Y. Tcngwnld announc
ed this forenoon. Target shooting
has been In -progress for several
Sundays for qualification nwnrds.
which will probably be given out
tomorrow,
l,et me wrlto your fire insurance.
Carl V. Tengivald, lintel Medford.
Phone 993. tf
A. J. Sell of kiilamaioo, Mich ,
and K. Oliver of Kl Pnso. Tex.,
were among the motorists from a
distance who registered today at
the local branch of the out of
state nuto registration bureau.
Big Armistice dance, BOc, Mon
day nlte, Droamlund Dynge Mr m.
. . . 23.1
Jasper Reynolds, son of Mr. anil
Mrs. C. I Keynolds. who Is a stu
dent at the '1'nlvcrslly, of Oregon,
Is spending the week end In Med
ford, having motored down to at
tend the game.
.Only Mo for good chicken din
ner on Armistice day from 11:3(1
to 2, at Lutheran church, 4th and
Oakdale. 231
A marrlago license wns Issued
yesterday afternoon at the county
clerk's office to Jack Hudson, 3:!,
of Medford.. and Wllmii Sheley. 22.
f Central Point. A license was
also Issued to Frank 1,1ml of Cor
vallls nnd Z. Patterson of Ashland.!
High Rl-ade lump lime and byd-
ruled Unto for spraying, ltlg Pines
Lumber Company. 224tf
K, I. Kvans, representative of
ihe Oregon Life Insnrnnce com
puny, is spending a few days in the
city on business.
Uynge's Dance Wed. and Snt.,
Dreamland. 2J3
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Urower nr.
rived this forenoon to spend sev
eral days In Medford attending :n
business matters while en route to
Tacomn, Wash., by motor.
Dressptnklng nnd remodeling nt
the Fashion Shop. 424 Medford
llldtt. Tel. 11K1. If
Guests from Oregon nt local ho
tels. In addition to the O, S. C. nnd
I', of O. football squads and thouc
trum Portland,. Include M. C .Trent -lilny
and 1. A. Parr of .Mnrsbfleld,
li. A. Swnnsnn, F. P, Knight, K, tt.
Heydenburk and F. A. Miller m'
Kugene, M. M. Wyllc of Hnlem, Mr.
and Mrs. Ci A. Patehotr of Hose
burg nnd J. M. Collm of Ijikevlcw.
i Less nsh, less soot. In that good
coal. Hansen Coal Co. Tel. 229.
tf
Mrs. C. I.. Reynolds and daugh
ter Dorothy returned yesterday
from n short motor trip to Port
land. Dnnce, Lake Creek, Sat. night.
221
Included a m n n g "Washington
italc guests at Medford hotels are
A. D. Tomllnsun and C. K. Henry
pf Ta'eomn. F. P. Jones. Gen. P.
Murphy and W. K, Kverltt of Se
attle.
I If you are pitrtlrular shout vour
stationery, see our new line. Col
vlg Drill s. . The ltliillo Theater is
fiext doo.', - 231
Duck shooting Is not so good In
Klamath county this year, due to
low water In lakes, caused by lack
of rainfall, reported George Mc
N'abb, former Ashland chief of po
lice and now constable of Chllo
quln, when he was In Medford yes
terday afternoon with Charles
Crulckshank of the Chlloquin po
lice department. Crulcksbank Is
declared to.be the best harmonica
player In tho Klamath country.
ltlg Armistice dance,. COc, Mon
day nlte, Dreamland Dyngo Bros.
233
j Irvln Koenlg. well known mem
I ber of Medford American Legion
! post, was greeting 'old friends hero
today after several weeks' absence.
Koenlg plans to celebrate Armistice
day with his legion huddles in
.Medford. .
If you nro particular about your
stationery, see our new llne.-r-Col-vlg
Drugs, Tho Rlnlto Theater 'Is
next door. ' 233
Mrs. .Margaret IJarnes, Mrs. Sum
II a k e i and Mrs, Lou-Sabln of
Grants Pass arrived In Medford
this morning to attend the Daugh
ters of the Nile activities today.' - A
luncheon was held this noon at 'the
Hotel Medford and a business ses
sion at the Masonlo hall, this after
noon. . . : ". ...
Chop suey, chill, - noodles, ta-
malea at the Dollcatessen---next to
Plggly Wlggly. Open evenings and
Sunday. 233
When Charles Hows and N. II.
I'Mwards felled a large tree on the
Som Nollitger place, near Swet
Home; Ore., they found. plain nx
marks within tho tree. Counting
the rings they found It was 70 years
or in 1859, that some person had
placed his murk upon this fir tree.
It was suggested that a mark had
been made In blazing n trail be
tween the north and south forks of
the Santiam river.
Mrs. Frederick Is featuring ex
clusive styles in hair arrangement
at the Medford Beauty Shop. A.!k
a friend. ... i . 235
Katberinn Slang Dance Studio,
21(1 Knst Main. Phone 1503. 24
A fog which came .in last liven
ing was still on today until early
this afternoon a light rain began to
full. This was the first rain to
fall in Medford and the valley for
weeks past. Fair .weather la fore
cast for tomorrow.
ltlg Armlsllco dnnce, GOc,. Mon
day nllo, Dreamland Dyngo Urns.
'. ... , .. 233
Wanted Leather or leatherette
lounge. Phone 987-W. 233
ELEVENTH CAR OF
7
AVERAGE; IN EAST
Thi dleiehllrtqni-fof Wcs o
W'lnlh fiiar Coniipittofe AnM ln.Df
trolt yufitbrdny for un averdRe1 df
$:t.87 per box. This car contained
720 lioxc'H, which Is equal to ono
bnd one halt enrs of ordinary Hize,
and wim of htRh Color nml Kiade.
(Minln fltortfB of Detroit purchas
ml 260 boxes. Tho prices by sizes
wero ;
Ms
D0-8
110-8
J20-H
i:j5-s
lfiO-s
1 KIl'S
105-s
175-8
UKl-B
Tho weekly
$4.16
3.00
.j. 3.85
4.15
3.87
3.110
3.90
3.70
3.90
3JS0
3.56
salesman's report
states that, due to the very bail
weather, he was able to put In only
two anil line-half days last week,
milking 47 calls anil giving out
11125 iiearn, lie found 21 grocers
handling Medford Hosts. In almost
every liistaneo where the grocers
were nut handling Medford Hoses,
after sampling one of MeiHonl's
luscious Hose pears, they promised
to give them a Irlnl.
AUTO THEFTS DECLINE,
SAYS SPECIAL AGENT
Autoj thoftH. av,?r; live Blaje Uh-i
whule 1avu fdtown mutt-rtnl ,tlo-i-reawo,
nceonUnn to Joe KelUu' of
I'oi tlattd, Hpeelal agent In ohai'Ke
ftr the Nathmal Automobile Theft
Itureau, who wan In Medford today
for a idiort time.
Auto ownoii In the slate have
heKiin to real lit u the neeeHslty of
loekiiiK their cuih when imrkliiK
them on Ihe ntreet nnd with that
generally done, auto thieves nn
ltndinK It dlffli-ult to steal autos.
A rheek made n year or two auo
in (his eotiuty revealed that out f
-IH iuvtj narked In n liloek, -Id were
parked with tho keys In the locks
and tlte 4 7th wax already un
locked. .Keys nro not left mo fre
MUenlly now,
All-Color Film Is
Coming to Rial to
I
One tit Ihe. screen's oddest, not
In mention one -of Its mvv prc
ti'iuloiis, v romantic t.ailvenluivH, ds
innnilsed local fllui followers when
"The Mysterious Island" comes to
the ltlalto Theatre tomorrow. I,
Is In color, 'dlaloRue and synchren
Ixed sound.
A vlstinlltlnn of one of Jules
Verne's must extraordinary dreams
"The .Mysterious Inland." gives
realism to nn adventure that car
ries Its principals nnd Its review
ci from the secret retreats of a
mountainous Island to the bottom
of the sen antl buck again. Into
n land of fantasy and return.
"The Mysterious Island" M-e-sents
n romance that Is lomV-r as
11 -Is unusual, with l.loyil lluithes
and .lane Italy as the lovers, with
Lionel llnrrymnre nnd MonliiRU
live nltenillng Ihe more dri
malic episodes of tho production.
Southern Oregon Law Enforcement
Officers Told Social Change Cause
Crime; Modern Youth at Cross Road
The average child tlf, J 4 years
today has ihe sophistication that
In years gone by twns 'associated
with, a person 20 .years and that
condition has 'brought about so
cial changes that need serious
study, if conditions are to be rem
edied, said Prof. Irving Vliilng
last night, speaking before the
Southern Oregon Law Enforce
nient Officers' a'ssot-intlon In ses
sion at Ashland;
The boys and girls 'of today are
ot the crosH ..roads... They are
floating on a sea of doubt, he told
the officers. Home Is not what li
used to-be before the day of the
automobile and the present day
mechanical conveniences,. placliiK
;I5 slaves, .or their equivalent, utj
tho disposal of each United States
citizen.. Parental nuthorlty,. In
Nnmn oriftPH. hnn nenrlv heen
Kit toil to another, day hv Younrr
America.
! riiurdi loosen Jiitcrest.
The church does not hold
position - Ih formerly held,
'roi.
Vlnlntc told his lintenen( nnd cloertlof Portland, chief dputy tate
not attract tho interest of youni;
people on iKtich; a 'lame scale.
Kven wiored rnarriiiKO vowh huvv
been questioned and trial mar
riage has. heen eugKeHted, and in
Aome cases followed. . As a- result
of all this, there is little- wonder
that the jails and prisons of the
country are crowded, principally
with yoiinK men, whone spiritual
training hiiH been sadly neglected.
TouehlnK the suhject of prohi
bition. J'rof. Vlnin told tho offi
cers that tho question Is a prob
lem that will never bo solved un
less the. citizens aro; behind it
n whole. It in often (h caso,
l.i-cllilly In this one, thnt voters
vote restrictions tipiln- others antl
not upon themselves;. Tho uiv
rriunent may senil but armies of
enforcement UKents, hill If ihey
ilo. not have the co-oieratlon that
Is properly theirs, how can any
law be enforced?"- lie asked. .
- .lairksnnvllle VIcllnnteN, . .
.Tim Kpeaker, in his otienlnrr re
marks, referred to the VlRilantes
of .laeksonville many years'., ao.
and told of their hook of rules
anil hy-luws being used us an ex
ample In an eastern university as
embodying the foundations of Jus
Hco with fair treatment for all.
lie told how n professor at' Co
lumbia University lectured on the
book und cave eredit to tho early
sou! hern oreuon pioneers for their
wisdom In adopting surh . rules. .
"Vou offl-ers," mild I'rof. Vin-j
Ing In rliiHing, "should leave hero
wlih a sympathy for .(he ..youth I
of the land anil help them over
! Livestock . '
POHTI.ANI), Ore., .Nov. 0. (IP)
llccclpls:, . Hogs i, I PO.i Vtill , Ulrecl;
(hoep 28n all on - contract. Tntiils
for week- uppioxiniaioly: Wogs
ri3(in, cattle tst'6, calves 200, shiiep
1620, cars 91. , ... ,. ... . .., .A-
JlotlM:. t'oiniiai'fld with . wk
ago: mostly !i0e lower; lulk light
hutchers nnd ligH lights IOi scat
tering lots Jlnnduy SI0.10 and
SI0.25, strong weights 9.7fi. heav
ies down to $8.50, PnckifiR sows
mostly $7.00 to 7.50, odd head
8.00. Hluilghter pigs mostly t'J.OO.
Feeders mostlv S8.7r, m a.nn.
Strictly choice lights Quoted up to j
5i'J.-r. . .-
I'ATTI.i:: Compared with weok
ago: Calves and vealers strong to
SI. 00 higher, other classes steady.
High medium to fairly good steers
9.50 to $10.50, part load at SI0.75.
Under grades down to $7.00. Top
heifers $9.35. top cows 8.60. Hulk
desirable she-slock $7.00 to 8.50.
Thin low cutters down to $5.00.
Hulls mostly $6.60 to 7.00. odd
head $7.50. Chnlco light vealers
$IJ.50. Calves $10.50 down, off
grades down to $6.00.
SIIKKP uuotahly steady with
week ngo. Strictly choice handy
weight lambs' ntloled up to $11,
absent. Medium grade mostly $9.60
to -$10. Feeders and off grade
killers $9.00 down. Few th'in culls
down, to $6.0(1 ami under. Hulk
yearlings -medium grade $7.0(1 t
$8.011.., Few good wethers $6.00 to
7.00. ICwes $5.0o down, culls most
ly $2.00 to 3.00.
riiMim-o
POHTI.ANI), -ore., .Nov. 9.(P)
llulter, eggs, milk (hutterfnt),
poultry, onions, polatoes, wool,
nuts, hio', enscarn bark and hops
steady nnd unchanged,
San Francisco Butterfot
SAN KHANCISOO, Cal., Nov. 0.
Wl Hutterfnt f. o. b. San Fran
cisco, file.
Turkey Price.
POKTLANIX Ore., Nov. . ()
Today's turkey quotations: Live
turkeys, 20 to 12 cents lop, general
run: dressed, No. I young loms, 31
to 33c; young ami old hens. 31c:
old tnms, 25 to 28 cents.
Receipts henvier: demand slight
ly greater than supply.
L OVER KMED
A special musical proKram( nr-
rangi-dlfiyillaldn l.l., r. 1)
,,i ,,i,ii-iini u.i-r ix.iii'.if mis
evening between 0:30 and T:00
o'clock, through tho courtesy of
Magill's. The program Is ns fol
lows: Vocal solos by Kunlce linger
"Trees." Oscar Itnshack: "One
Alone," Slittminil I!omlM-i-g.
Violin solo by Kllen flnley -Selected.
Trio.' Imice lis Re r. l.nrllo
Crews and Vera Wrtsht "lly
Waters of Mlnnetonkn." Ueu
rnnee:: "The lmesome Ilond,"
front Fhnwboal, shilkret.
Kusemhh "A Perfect rmy,"
llonil.
the rouijh spots until they gain
a better understanding of their re
sponsibility. , tf-irlp them "sjheneyer
you rah "antl by doing that S'bu
will aU he- helping yourselves -'in.;
the cause of Improved law observance."
Prof. Vlnlng's. speech wns heart ;
tlly received -nnd was given fol
lowing a fow remarks by State
Game Warden Harold Clifford,
who reviewed the work of his de
partment for the past 12 months.
There were 6X(I gnme arrests and
028 of tho arrested parties entered
pleas of guilty,. Ijflpglng In reve
nue of f26,04, '.'of which one.
half went to the. counties in which
the arrests 'were made. -
There were ...more cases anil
mum convictions of huiuing deer
at night' than there have . been
j for several yenrs, Warden Clifford
i ..t-i "n. tunn i
mnrn n . mn.iA,.i.iAn ,
- Pnmeroy Spealis. v :
The flrwt speaker on 1 the even
Ing'M proKram woh H;; H. Pomoroy
fire, marshal!, who told of variom
experiences- In. his. fleLd. ,
iJtst niKht'H meetlne of ;the as-i
sociation, tho first one to be held 1
ulnnn , lrihrtm x- tenu nllanilail l,u '
10 officers, who voted: to hold the
next hy the middle of January
at Klamath 'Falls,, whore n duck
nnd. goose dinner is promised.
Ijist niuht's meal, -prepared hy the
IJthla HprlnKs- Hotel, consisted of.i
venison, furnished iky the game
department.
During tho course of the ban
quet, entertainment on the ban jo
and guitar hy Ouy Uelden and
os-i'WInt Oarlt ot Ashland wus fen
tured. - A delightful harmonica
solo was also rendered by Charles
Cruk-kshank of the ('hilorpiln po-.
lice force .and a iong was . sung
by u trio composed of Ted ciilen
water. Klarnnth county deputy
district attorney, - H. 11. Pomeroy
and KamuclMehlhorn of the state
fire mnrshall's office.
Mr. (illlenwater was toastm.ls-l
ter for the bawiuot and the meet
ing was later taken-In charge by
Cluy Cordon of : Ilosoburg. ; l)ong
las county district- attorney. The
attendance Included officers from
Portland, lnne, Douglns, . Coos.
Curry, Jackson, Josephine, Klam
ath and Lake counties and the
meeting was declared, to be the
best held in the history of the or
ganization. -As a special entertainment
number, Alius Iternice Hhoades of
the Shndy Spring resort in the
.Siskiyou . mountains, took ptir.t In
several dance numbers.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Tribune-Virgin Station"
,
.
228.9 Meters 1310 Key.
" Saturday, November 9
P. ' -
6 to 6:15 Pcasleys', Photog
I ra pliers.
0:15 to 0:30 News antl Mar-
ket :. nep6rts by ' MPilford
Mail-Triljune.
Sunday, November 10 .
A. Jr.
! 10:30 lo 11 Tho Clover Ra
illo-Shon (Grants Pass)."-
11 to 11:30 McPherson's
Clothing Shop. -'r
11:30 to 12 KMED Courtesy
Hroadcnst.
P. .M.
12 to 12:3nParker's Potato
Chips. -
12:30 to 1 KMED Courtesy
liroadcast.
1 to 1:30 The Medfonl Hook
i ' Store.
J:3 to 2 Grimes Battery &
Hlcctric Store (Central Pt.l
2 to 2:3(1 Gold Hill Hardware
tGolil Hill).
8 to ! Valley Radio Chnrch.
9 to 9:30 International -Bible
Students.
Monday, November 11 -j
A. M. .
9:30 tolO West Slilo Phnr-
niucy. ' .
10 to 10:30 American Latin-
dry. . . .... , ... . .
10:30 to 11 Alexander's Oro-
. eery. , .. . . .
11 to 11:30 Southern Oregon
! Gas Corporation. .
11:30 to 12 rnlnue Cleaners.
P. M.
12 to 12:30 Lewis Snner Sor.
.vice Station. j
12:30 News Flashes by tho1
Mall Tribune. - i
12:30 to 1 Sanderson Motor 1
Co. - )
1 to 1:30 McMalr Pharmnry.
1:30 to 2 Holder's Dairy. I
2 to 2:30 Kconomy Grocete-
tin. 4.
to 6:15 Peasleys", Photos- '
ra pliers. ,' l
6:15 to 6:30 News and Mnr--
ket Reports by Medfortl
t .nun-1 riniine.
:.iw io i Aiaoiien s Tire Shop
anil Jennings' Tiro Shop.
8 to Si:o Kads Transter. i
111 tf.oii mono aioior lll
:
H: . i
-
'Kid Gloves' Sunday ;
Craterian Feature
l(,Hs IhlZ. to
Kid Gloves'
comes to the Cra
morrow for n run
of t ' day.- The - story wa w rit
ten by Kfed -Jdyton. adapted for
the screen hy Itoherl Urd linil
directed by l!ay KniiBhl. The
cast Is headed by those two screen
favorites, Conrad Nngcl nnd lits
Wilson. Others In the excilleni
east are Kdwnrd Knrle, Kdna Mur
phy. Maude Turner flordon, IJich
nitl Cramer, Tommy Diigsn nmi
John Otvlilson. The rxeltlng ac
tion of the underworld melodrama
is greatly heightened by sound
anil dlnliiRue. Conrad Nngel and
Ijnin Wilson nre for the first time
featured ns screen lovers anil Ihey
aiiult thtmselves nobly.
Daily Meteorological Report
Saturday, November 9.
Medford and vicinity: Tonight
and Sunday, fair. No change- In
temperature. -
Oregont- Fair tonight and Sun
day. Xo .change in temperature.
Local Data.
Temperature (degree).. C5 33
HlKhffit (Inst 12 hrh... TO tio
Lowest (last '12 hra,) 27 : ! 33
Kel. humidity (pet.) 11 7t
Procipltuiion (IncheM.... 0 0
State of .wpnther ...Pu.CIdy. Clear
l-oweHt temperature thin morn
iru? J3 2tl e b re e s .'' ' '
Tbtal precipitation wince Heptojn
b"p 1929 1.14 ineheB.
'fempwntureH a' year ago toilay:
HUrhorit, T0;: iowet, 49.
Kunwet 'todny, 4:fi6 p, in.
bum WO Winuny, :f)i a. m.
L SunKet Sunday, 4:fir j)
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
city. ; ? ' 1 " ?
. ' ; ' J -o v e - j
; 1 . .' ' i. . j ? I
Baker City S3
lilsmrtrck 4 6
Holae 66 '
Denver 32
Des Moines 48
Fresno 7
Helena .i.,...'......... 32
Uon Angeles ......l. 7 8
Marsh field 7 2
Phoenix , 72
Portland 64
lied liluff 7li
Hosohurg 62
Salt Lake 46
Kan Francisco 74
Santa Fo '40
Keattle r,l)
Spokane 48
Walla Walla r,0
Winnipeg
26
28 ;
28
r,o
22
fi6
31!
40
42
44
38
32
48
211
44
28
34
32
-
W. J. HUTCHISON'.
' ' Meteorologist,
.
REESE CREEK GRANGE
TO TAKE ROAD VOTE
nEKSE 'CnKRK.- Ore.. Nov.' !.
(RTiecial:) 'The tirane, flve-rear
road Tirofiram u'nnunl myelin: "will
he held 'at ihe.' Ueese 'Creek school
house on November 23rd, nt 10
o'clock a. m., at which time a vote
will ho. taken on a ftiX to further;
carry out the work.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
-DKPK.VDARI.K ITSKD CAI
nvY-.ynrw'-Ayn'ftAVvi this .
DEPRECIATION
EAKIN MOTOn CO.
Dodgo and Plymouth Dealer.
237
i .-
FOU RALE 4 mule deer buck.
, doo and 2 fawns.. $100. Also 7
mallards 5 ducks and 2 drukes.
It. M. Hush, Medford Kleclric Co.
233
DEALER IN RAW FURS Furs
will soon be prime. 1 buy lor
eastern firm. He found nround
. courthouse Saturuays, when sea
son opens. Loocted on Fred
Sturgls Ranch. Klk Creek. Ad
dress '.I. S. llurnett. Trail, Ore.
FOIl SALE OR TRADE "What
have you? 5-room rooming
house, doing a good business.
Address P. O. liox 634, Medford,
Ore. - - 231
WANTED Home for elderly lady.
Must be reasonable. Write Hex
H. A- Tribune. . 231
Dr. E. J. Carpenter
CHIROPRACTOR
. -' and
PHYSIO THERAPIST
, .319 Medford Bldg.
Phone 430-R
corpoN
For Free Tulip Bulbs
Washington firown Ilnllis
' Art; tho Bet
i To advertise our superior hulbs
ive are giving n.way several thou
soiwl choice Ohiiit. Darwin. .Tu
lips. Mail this column with 25c
(nn 'su.mps) to cover piu-l;lng
und mailing and we with send a
collection of 12 first grade bulbs,
guaranteed, to bloom in assorted
colors.
This .offer expires Xov. 1 5.
Only one .collection for each
I'ounon.
Washington Ilulb Co.. Inc.
.Sunnier, Wash.
9!
TT I I 1SM m C
M J X. L lLllllTO
INSURANCE
WGENGY
SINCE 190
1
y 4:. ' ; vv v
If It's Insurance
We Write It
41Y4L 4ft . TlinilM 111
ACHIECLLMOOCa
1 S -."'
MMMur
Much Has Been
,-f-iiliout 'service. Vim ' hear it cvci'.vwhci'c
Korviec, nml suin'i- 'i'vice, II. s servico (his
iinil scrvii'i! that. We fi'i'l ilmt we liave ilniu'.
well liy you if we i-aii fill your (li'iijx .stiiro
ui'cds in sui'h a Way that when you Wye.
our store yon will
"Get It at Magill's"
Medford 's Oldest and Newest Drug Store!
(Formerly Haskin's)
I
214 E: Main
Clear
Clear I n iir .r M ii , i '
Clear f 1 '
' ' X A 'STARTS
m&St' A TOMORROW
Clear y "
Cloudy SsSfifcifeBsC Ctntinucus Shows 12:30 to 11 P. M.
I5a,n frt' m. ' Amazing underwater, scenes 1 Oc- , ,
Clear i ... ff M V-'-. topus 'vs. Submarine! Love and
P CdV. iV'- Btie!
aiHsaMswMHSsHHMSsi nHsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssillllllBSHMBanHi'
Lionel Barfyrnore " mis3
r : i WIT I
Tonight fWm
,,WM. HAINES !
, JNT.HEj BIG RACE WW4;!':', '"y s'''4'' '.
SPEEDWAY
; u; i '-."TSE ACE ,0F ,, i
' ; SCOTLAND YARD"
LAST TIMES ' 10C9t'i7U.iMNOWWlr1il:1 1
j COLLEGE tove Jfi i
jziA'S:ce0imi)-MXz-MiHMeDsi , AS0- . .. ' J
S9SttmiN ' 6'(R GANG V-f?.--
1 iJy t7ii Al Talking ?
"BOXING GLOVES"
it :',.MBMHBail Tntvrnnpnw I 'T
A sloiv of LOVE
aorn , tUU HATE
GangWa
rl3
rw.., rriTtjn zi
nan vwmnji . .i xtm mj, jl,. t
ri ' eX ?
Gang war and iipplng bullets
never worried him but a
forced marriage' with a
strange girl scared him stiff!
m CRATERIAN
Said
lie willinsr to say to a fi'lemrijj
' 1 ?t 4:y; phone 9X
war.i
Also "
ID Lux Short Prgram
. ;,iWina
' Admlsiion
10 and 35
Eve a Si and 50
ONE DAY ONLV
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