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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MKDFOltD MAIL TKLBUNE, MEDFORD, OR FA i 0 N . THURSDAY, NOVEMBER-14. 1929. X peal. and J 'Personal i thi;paiit"tWot8,,t'hfi city irtrew department has ben work- iaa ' special waKOiwJa j)lck up fallen leaves from the streets and HidPwalka and haul them away. Two shifts of men have been work ing In diHpoaing of them, but who have a la itfe amount of work left (o do, Property owners nre urtfi'd to cooperate in the work by burn ing thefr own-, leaves or haullriK them away themselves. ;1 ftrfo nt The TojrjWy (of course) new radio log books. ; 242 ' WUh' two'cats of apples Bhipptd mil Inst night, 31I0U cars of appU-s and pears have, been Hhipped from Med ford kq, far this season. All recounts due the Heott AVnolf Kurnlluro Htore are to be paid at the ttohblns -Furniture Co., 217 W. Main; ; ; . ' . . ' 23S Th.Wtf 'attended I'nlted Wat reserve officers: meeting held In Medfdrd -In months wuh reported lust evening when Sfi officers from Meiirord. Ashland arid Grants -Puss Kaihered.. at . the Armory,,, where they "-heard- tin Intorestlna- short Hpoeoh pn aviation by ,icorKo K. Lovo, former stato commander of the American IegJon, and an in- . tercBtlnrr Bpeoch by Major James O'Neil. in charco of the PoitlnnO recriittlnK dlstrfet for the Vhltcd Ktates nrmy. Major Tierney. lT.,.fl. -.A. In charge of 'the ; reserve for Oregon, was aluo at the meet lnic..: . .. . "''An nltracttve, modern 4 - room hoiiKn at 811 Taylor St., will be of- . fered for qulok sale; .ffreplaue, rpe. lawn and shrubbery. Phone Wilfred Mlksche, 3237. - 240 . The father of Nurman G. Whit?. , assistant supervisor of Crater Nn-. tlonal forest, died at his homo nt Oregon City last Sunday, and the! former, who left for that city last j Saturday, t night. will probably not! return .hor. thin week. . .. . y , -'Jebekah Past Nobln prand.club will hold a banaar finl looked! food wtle at the MedTord 1-leetrlc Co.;;Suturday. Nov. 1 (ItM, , 237 '.. Among guests from a distance registered nt- Medford hotels are Wm. O. Coverty of Thiladelphla T,;rW;?, Weir of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs.fe, fiheley, W. JJ. Atklu son of Ht. "Paul. 'Minn., fc'nd. .J. S. ljinglands of Kdmonton. can. ' Kin math potatoes, Netted Clems. filneyvNo, 1, $3.25 per 100; near tfo.'l, J2.25 per 100; No. 2, $2.2ri. Yellow Newthwn apples, not culls, Klamath PritniO Depot, Pnntorlum niUffv fith and Holly. Free deliv ery. -Worm oiPc. " ' 'Jar.tf MrM;iv. ' ;CitSieni6re' of Fort 1Cif.m,atjj'yho!'Ha been visiting hvr brnilrK;john p.VOVth; here for the pftftfc 'W 'MyHUI frail lon the hunt' November 'elt'ifo' Austra.lv. At -Sydney V'fth. wlij; vbit,-or"Ixtj mom iih wun..'nor,lW8ten -wr. -j.anjjw vl- Tlfa Ilnha, Bof. 22S (F.aBl,ltli Ht.JjfVlvlan Cond,oP Wedfnfd'nMrl.u nf fernt (iiielul Knrualn ' nrlcen Frl' day nftd Batuf-fl(V'.'l n(fo;haW tone nair price.. &&h:1'".-- rfai.! ' An (iipiHIcntFon toV v itev'mft tl liitlld .'ti . dgejllpfc pn--lorm. ,'vlvi, Hide rV'lnue at' a cost of S30li(l was filed today at the rlty building do partment hy filg Ash. 1 Sew radio log honks frr at The T nrv Int cnttrsnV " 242 King Steelhend Is providing royal Mprt fur Mrs. J. (I. Tnunir of lins Angeles, who Is, the, guest of Mr. nnd -Mrs. Oenrge 11. Tlluteau, Vho live-rtejir Savage ftnplds 'dam. -In an hour nm a. half of angling fHt- i lrrtay, Mr. Toungianded a nino- ' poitnder and a fnur-nounder. In the ' tippeti river. She twed n .light flve- I ounce rod-OrnntB -Pass Courier.! ' 1 Huslness women of Medford and ' vlelnlty, I ask for your trade in ! tmlforms, office nnd house dresses.' " I ly Medford trndo i Is Modfnrdj made." i'lense do not allow irnv I'llni: ngenta.. selling' nn , Inferior product, to take. Medford . money; otit fif town. I Rpend. my money with Medford merchants: nnd sell "Ilosalln." Hie nest mnde tn-meiis-uro uniforms on the market today, flail U 114 for particulars. Vivian, Xormnn .Hnrto. , , . ,2-11 i. The, fCrnter Ijtke Guild of the Presbyterian church will hold next meeting Monday evening at S o'ploidt at. the home of Mrs. li. II. Klllolt, Corning Court. Miss !cr 1 trlllle Walxllng. Mrs. Klsin llashan lind Miss I.uella Ilengo will he hostesses. .i -All accounts due the Scott Woolf Furniture .Store are to he pnid nt rhu Hohlilns Furniture Co., 211 W. Main. ... . Attorneys Frank IeSour.a and K. .K. Kelly spent yesterday afternoon In the Applegate district transact.-' Ing huslness. Photographs for Chrlstmasl Hpeclul offers now, avoid late rtiNh. Thn I'ensleys, 331 Knst Mailt. ::i - aa .Mr. nnd Mrs. Kdgar "Meailows wi-re visitors In Meilford yesterday from Klamath Falls. IJynge's regular dance. Wed. ana nt. t Hrenmlimd. SI" 3 New Ftulirer'i Bar Cakes, . H v.. rr Ksk yonr grocer. A Harold Hander, who formerly op erated the Sander Aeornautlcul school here, was a4 visitor In Med ford early this week and had plan had to spend two or three days here taking up passengers. Howe ever, believing .he was unable ,to afford to pay rental rates jit the hew airport, ho . spent Armistice day at Grants Pass taking up pas sengers. . , Get your radio log book free at The Toggery (of course). 242 Hal Miller of Prospect, Copco employe, was a business visitor here Wednesday. Katherine Stung Dance Studio,' 210 Hast Main. Phone 1603. 248 California guests at Medford ho tels Include Ji A. Irving and It. F. Hodden of PIa:ervillf , UttA'. and ;F. W. Drtteher of Siintd Cliru, Mr and Mrs. W. TJ OgllerJ 'of ;Agnew.' A. J. Klelent find ,S. V. fthear of Iterkeliv U. A. Kmllll of kjonrad. hllip Jiancroft of Walnut Creek, V. W. Hover of Kelseyvllln, .V. J!. lllston of Napa, Herkeley Hhnn of i tlvity In this section of xouthcrn Mateo, A. R Motilton. O. O. Morhy Oregon .and jiouhorn -California, nnd 10. I.. Itiiddlck of liklah, W, M.jU'hc.. ancient tiiruu.lile, on which Ifotll of Kehastnpol, A.'M. Mtand-1 one niun could turn a heavy, loco Ish of Palo Alto, LoulH V'istlcu of motive, .'Will remain for tho,; prcs Stockton, Allien l''reneh of AlvUo, ( er4 as a" hist relic of the former Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Tiling of Tl-! railroad grcatnoss (if flrants. Pass. huron, .1. V. Hrnnson , of Hacra mento, W. Cj. liruce of dleudalc, O. A. Myers of San IJIego, i. I..-. Ilamon, W. II. Kroti, II. I). Ulxon, W. I,. lOvarts, (J. C. Ilonneman, P. Miller and A. II. Harrliun, of Kan Francisco. . The Hand Pox. 223 Kant Oth SI. offers special lurrgain prices Fri day nnd Saturday. Clagn hats one half price. U. it. Held of Medford and Then. Cuetzlaff of Ashland spent . the week end duck hunting in Klamath Falls. .' , .kv . Let me wrlte'.your fire Insurance. Carl V. Tengwald, Hotel Medford. Phone 0!I3. .. If Taking advantage nf the service, at., their dlsposui. thcra . Jiuvo . been iulte a few Medford people going to , Portland, and San Fri.nciseo by, airplane. W'-elcy Hall, local repre sentative of ,thtt Pacific Air Trans port company, reported today, i'us-, senger trafflo Is fairly neuvyjUnfl reservations must lie made from two to three days ahead of tjjma.! The flight in Kiln Frnnclsfco Ih tisurj nlly made In three; hoiirs and to Portland III half an .hour, Icns. , . : . All accounts due the Kcolt Woolf Furniture Htoro aro to he paid at, the Ttohblns Furniture Co., 217 W.: .Main. . ' .,. 23s; . .C. b, .Lafferty, Industrial . agent of the Southern Pacific, , Is in the city from Portland attending the pear growers' meeting. AVr. iMt ferty arrived In the city yesterday. J. C. Calhoun nnd M. J. Foster were re-elected directors of the Orants PnsH irrigation district at j jl election hold Tuesday. Neither j candidate hud any opposition, and th6' voting was very light.. .Mr. Calhoun Is director for the three yer term and Mr. Foster for one pje our "Xmas specials now. 5ImJI Peaslcys, 331 Knst Main. zon ule Carson nf Aslila;td -hnvo been. named membeiH bp wn! yollejl 1"H teams, according to Miss Phyllis (love, coach, and Mary Agnes Hunt, head ,pt- wnmeti' .voltoy ball. Miss Coss is munager of, the first sopho moro siittad. Miss CarHon is a member of the freshman first, team. ..Mlllinft' prlceH slasheil for frl Hny 'and Htiturday;.'- greolesf 'bar gains ever offerei by the. Kmmy i,nu Jiat xnnn in tne At-ai. more. Huts nt 1 .00. Sl.no. tl.us, JL'.SS and 3.K-T-felts, velveta nnd me- tnlllr. . Mrs. J. R. Maddux of Merrill, Ciil., Is a patient nt the -Comuti- Ity hospital In Ashland, suffering from Injuries received In an- nutn wreck last Sunday evening on the Paclfle highway about two mllos north of Ashland. The Ford sedan III which she was riding skidded on the pavement, and only by striking it telephone pole was prevented from going over a 211-foot embank. ment Into Hear creek. The ,cur. driven by Mr. Maddux, was badly damaged. Vp-to-date radio log books free at The Toggis'y (of course). 2-12 Mrs. P. 'M. krumer and her tw'i children, Valeria- nnd flerald, who had been visiting friends In the Central Vnlnt district for the past week, left yesterday for F.iiscne, Less nalb-lcHs soot, In that Rood coal, Hansen Coal Co. Tel, 23'.i. , If Among Washington Rlate resi dents at local hotels are Arthur Karr. ", I,. Mltle, Ilalph Kutubtulst. (iludys Stover nnd Helen Mlhok -f Yuklma, I'.arle II. Corwln of Wnp- r.to and K.. V. lummier of I'ull- nian. , , ,. Friday and Saturday,' hats half price at the Hand Hox, 223 KaHt (lib Ht. . . Klrangers In Medford afler today will have nn excuse fur mistaking the police department offices for a stage station oe wandering aim lessly about the city In search or the police chief, as a new electric sign was being Installed today In front of , the station.. The sign has unmistakable blnek nnd .white let ters. , Dressmaking and remodeling at the Fashion Shop, 424 Medford Hhlir. Tel. 1181. , tf Miss Kmntn Jenkins, employe of i the First National bank here, left ! for .Portland yesterday, for n week's vacation. All ncrnunts due the Scott Woolf Furniture Htore are to be paid -.it the Itoblilus Furniture Co,, 21 W. . Main. ... . .T , , :1 '- "' . S3 . II, Harry, instlfnncn n.iljtister, tint In .Medford fof a short time today while nn; roil, from Klsm iil tl Falls to llosehurg to (nljnst fire I loisi's While Mr. Harry mnlntnlns I hla home here, Ills work keM him JawAy from Medford .for nil -per cent ,of the time. la' tV"l'"ory Includei i nil, dun square in I Its. tfolng son III to It' ddlng, oorih.jto Ijine t comity, ivest to the const, anil east to ljikc county. Out of six yenra of serv ; lee, he was only unable lo .reach ; one plaee on time for an Immediate ! mliiistment, which Is considered a gooil record In view of the si-ope or his field. . j Hlg sale nt the Km illy l,cu,lliil Shop Friday nnd Kalurdity. ! Mlm.Ktbel Mcllrlde of the Table Hock district was n visitor In Med- rorit thin niornlng. Dynge's reRitlur dnncn, Weil. nnd Sat. at Dreamland. .. - !4() The county health unit, under the direction of Dr. Kmlly Bolcom and Miss Edith Laubscher, county nurse, was conducting a child wel fare clinic In Jacksonville afternoon.. , High grade lump lime and hyd ra ted lime for spraying. ! Big "Pines Lumber Company. . 224tf The bowling team of 'the Gates Auto company Is showing progress and another good praotlc.e was held last evening. It wHl not he lonp; until a first team will be picked, reported George Gates today, -and a, scheduled game will be played. All accounts due the Scott Woolf Furnl'ure Store are to he paid at the liobbins Furniture Co., 217 W. Muln. , ; t r 238 The old Southern J'aoific round house is being dismantled this weeit and will be razed to ihe ground. I'he news Ix lit sentimental Interest to .old i jiHi ihuUth of . Grants Vuntt, who remember, when It wjis ope of tl busiest centers of railroad, at' When the ralli-oad first was pit, through In the early KO'h, the ma chine. shops and a slx-siall,round-house was put up. At one time oh high as 35 men, helpers and rcli'.-f crews, worke dout , of it. ' It nlso was. the rendezvous for wrecking crews for this section of the coun try, until these were moved to Kosnhurg and. Asiiland. Orants Pass Courier. Special offers ror Xmag photo graphs. The Peaslcys, 331 'Knit Main. P38 ltuth Koozer, -Dorothy Hoffman and Lucille, liarrett will leavo to nlglit for JOugone to attend the ,l-r. of O. home-cnniing and lako in the-I', of O and (1. -H. C. footbuil game .Saturday. . iok-at -these -sale- prices for Friday and Kalurday: ;llats 1,". XI.5I). 1 1 .UK and up io 3.!i; mar veloim bargains at thn Kmmy .ou Hat Shop In -the Mv M. Store. The 'meroliant'sdlvlslon-- of the j Medford Chamber elf" Commerce j will meet next Monday night at the- Hotel Medford-to discuss plans for the; annual -Christmas - .opening, scheduled for Denemher A Inve.c attendance of members Is urged. .See Brill's Sheet Metal Works for radiator, fender nnd uuto body repairing, - .. 217-lf Scarlet fever Is beginning- to be more of a problem In Jackson county the past- week, -or two. ac cording to Dr. Kmlly Holeoni. counVy medical director,- this fore--noon, Somo families have refused to -be quarantined, she ' declared, and In that way give the disease more .opportunity to spread. There are about nine or ten cases in Med-, ford, but none are reported toJlK1 of n erioUH nature. . , ; t Cosh allowance for your old tlra on super-Flslts. Seo Jennings', nd on pago 5 todny. . . 231 ; County Judge Fred R. Ooddnrd was, it visitor 'iu ,Metlford today from; Klamath 'Falls, conferring with County Judge Alex Hpnrrow. ) Klamath potatoes Ketted aems, fanf'y No. 1, 13.25 per 100; near No. 1, $2.25 per J00; No. 2, 32.20. -Yellow Newtown -apples, not culls. Klamath Potato Depot, lnnloruin Hldg., til h nnd Holly. Freo dellv ery. Phono fll-B; 23r,tr Oregon guests r.t Medford hotels Include It. fi. ifesse nnd Ava -II Mllnm -of Corvallls. Seymour Jones of Salem, II. W.- ilohftsbn pf Mhn roe. Jas. II. Tierney of Kugene.iA F. Oreenougll of (Mevelnnd, O.iH. Miiyer. J. cheedy. CI. A. Hrndburn and Petn Sinclair of Hosehurg, V C. Folllnlus, ('. K. llentnn. A. A Httkarl. J. II; Mohr, o. H, Marsh Mr. and Mrs. A. Mlddletoil, V. Olmsted of Hood Hlver, Wnlter Norrls of Sixes, II. 13. Newell, Me. and Mrs. W. A. vSlewart. 8. C. Palm It. M. McNll,- Hoy' Ward, J. itennett. L. J. .Innes, 1A1 H. Meltao, A. N, Wysong, fl.- S. Yerby. -I-K. Waters, C. I-:. (lorddn and- t. -K. Jones of Portland. - , Furniture ht a sacrifice for qulok snle. Circulator, rugs? davenport, electric rnnge, dining-room sulto, hedfoom flirnitlinv. refrlgernlnr. etc. Phono Wilfred Mlksche, 1237, or call at KM Taylor St. A bounty warrant -was Issued nt the county clerk's office this foro- noon to f'.-ll., Wn'hl of JiHiksonvllle for -the killing of three' .hohvala.'': . High grade lump lime nnd hyd rated lime for spraying. Hlg Pines Lumber Company. , !24tf" The sheriffi) office una begun the work, of sending nut personal tax- bills., to--f"fi - Jackson county residents, who pay !i,H cents to on personal property. It will prob ably be sevornl daya before the bills will be, mulled nut, going, only to people who do not own renl estate. All accounts due the Scott Woolf Furnlluro Store are to he paid at the Hobblns Furnlluro Co,, 217 V. Main. ,. . - 33S . Col. J. P. O'Neil , of Portland spent last night nnd this, morning In the city, and left this noon -for Kliimal.li Falls, lie Is wlndlftg up a final Inspection of recruiting of fices before taking a three months' leuvo of absence, during which pe riod ho will travel extensively through the country with Mrs. O'Neil. . . - "That good coal." We give Rreen trading stamps. HMiaen Coal Co. Phono 230. . : U Herbert lloxle4tnte traffic of (Icur IiiJuVpiI In tin auto mishap Inat September, Is ' able lo, walk about .the .hotise. members of the Amerlcnn l-Blon visiting commit tee report. The committee .on Its usual round nf visits Armistice day also called on Hurl Dlekson. II) at his homo with the- flu. Orants Paas Courier. . . - High grade lump lime and hyd rated lime for spraying. Hlg Pines Lumber Company. . S24tC . It. flnodrlch of the Pnrllnnil tr.egonlun Niaff was a business vis itor In Medford yesterday and to day. ; , Hemstitching, plentlng. pleating, button making and hose mending. Handicraft Shop, ,' U.7tf O. O. Stevle, well known citizen of Yreka, Cnl., and division man ager for .the Siskiyou, division of the California Oregon Power com pany, was a business visitor, here yesterday. Orchard brand liquid llme-siil- Jihur ran be ohttilned nt Plpn-icle 'ncklnii Co, StStf The poster contest being carried on by the (Medford Chamber of Commerce, for th Ig airport ded.-! lcatlon here next year. Is attracting thfaTB."large number of entries, three coming this forenoon and 20 ex potVd to arrive from one school alone tomorrow. . - Orchard brand .liquid lirae-sul- ' - ' '""" muinni of the University of Oregon and Oregon State college will be glad to hear that radio returns of the "big game" between the U. of O. and O. H. C. varsity teams will be broadcast here Saturday afternoon. ! This broadcast is mude possible' through the courtesy ,',of the Call-; fornla Oroiron Power comnanv. Radio Program KMED Malt Tribune-Virgin Stotlon Friday, Xo'voiitlicr 1I i):80 a.mi VUralnago : nnd --. I iTlgatimi -In Orohuj-dH," by . I'rof. Alr it, LcwiH, O. B, C. 1 (1: 1 5 n.m. "i'ouv Hy-I'ro-duct.V. W.-V. (JriionHi Uni versity of California. 11 a.m. Talk, J. V. icrbcrt. Vakima fJrowcrK' Union. 1 1.:30 ii. m. 'Tariff Protec tion for Agriculture," T. K. Tucker, chairman Crowors' Tariff loaguo. . 1:S0 a.m. ; ''Kproign J'car 4 MarketH," C.-W, Schoonfolt, i federal nitirkotlng expert. :15 p.m. AddrcKH, Jlon I'or- hiiru, Vuklma CJrOwors' of- ficiai. 1 ' :,'I0 p.m. Addrf-MN, C. U Mil- lur, . Wcnutchee . Growers. l'.Usincss meeting and "con- -fwt'iice and foporfc ' 3 : 45 p.m. "Fed ft nil ' Farm Hoard and Its KHutlnn lo 4 AKrh'iillun." Paul V. Ala- 4 ri.s. M''Kdi Slate. MedCnrd and ftoKtia Rivoi' yalloyj people who win not lie nine tp take ailvnutada of the. Sniitnern Pacific upecial round. trip rate to the O. S. G.-Unlverslty of OrcKon Kainc at KtiKono will be able lo hetir tlto ro liiriiH of the Biimo over KM HI), Hie MnH-TrilHitie-VlrKln , radio Hluilnii tllronejii 'i:otirUly. 01' the 'Califor nia Orefc-on Power cotiipaity, nc- cordlhK . to -nn-' announcement made to litis papon at. noon today-. The lirotulcutit -of the gnmo will lieKln at 1.30. For those who in tend to take In the Kama at lOtt- Kone, 'the Southern' Pacific Is put- tliiK on a special, Pullman car Fri day exenins, leuvlHK Matlford at ti:23. Kesidonts who ..make , this trip ,wfll -be ullowed to .remain in their hbVths until 7:30 in the niorn IniS, according to. .lack Carle. . Tito loiind-trlii'laro pn ; tiat occasliji will be S9.!l0.. i Th hnnunl Ennv irrflRS nnhniu hlp drive vlU Vifln fn AsflilrtiJd next 'Tu6flnyVunfl ;wlll W under taken by member of the Ittttiiry, Ktwanln nnd Llthla club of that city, under tho direction of Iev llansep. The Ashland drive hM year resulted In nn nmmmt snme thltm over $500, and this year I expeeted ,to ho doubled. Klftv rentH of overy memberHhip, wheth er one dollar, flvo didlars, or more. Koes lo the home office and the remainder la retained for local dis tribution. , In Medford the Kcd Cross drive Is included in tho pres ent . Community Chest campaign now underway. n'" "' ' - NoUo. ' ' I have sold the bnlanre of my stock to the ftithhinx Furniture Io. and nil aecountfe pnnt due must be seided immetllittely. ; vMPOTT WOOt.l'! TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ' VOVHMHKK- SPKOIAIifl IN I'SKIl :CAI!S,..,, You may -nuy..Mltli.-coiifldem .li-i1 Mini in ntee them, . our used -ears nre put In the best of rendition and will give you s p I e n d I d service. . ' I'.lL's Chevrolet rtoitdslor, lots of extras i J3.sri.lto 1017 Chevrolet. Coach: new paint. and In nice shatie $37b.on IHlTi fhevrolel TourlnK H'.O.tMi 41127 Oakland feitnn: a car that hns been well taken care of: has -Kood rubtier und n e w Ml Int, nlso trunk. JllSC.OO 1928 Huii-k i llrouKham Sedan $1175.110 fstudrbnker Tonrltm linti.no tSray Pouring $ r.0.00 SANHKHflON MOTOR CO. Your Oakliind and Pontine Denier. . .Open evenings. nnd undiiy ' 1 - - ' inorntng. . FOIt RUNT Apple. Apartments. 334 S3K WA.NTRD flood motorcycle rea sonable. Call nt S05 Cedar St. 240 .MTTION SAI.K At S'.'s North Klverslde on Saiurdy, Nov, tith at l o'clock. Kurniluie. farm machinery, horses. Urlm- In what you have to sell. Sale everv Hsturday. .. yati W'll.b tho owner of hrnnd I' with bar under ten tup couimunknte with Box l. Mall Tribune. 337 KOII SAL.1-: Two for terrier and siwnlel pups, -.im. male and one female, & weeks old, M.f0 envh. or both for $:'.S. 3:9 itessle St., I block north of Pnlllne. I'hone M6-X. y 3 7 M. A, HI.ISS A CO. I'Mntln. n- pei-hnnuiim. Interior flnihltiR. Keneral cont ractlna. t79 U .Muln St, I'hone 1043-R. . , COPCO TO BROADCAST JAjvlE NEXT S,jyDAYj SoSoPEfl ' i ' " - ' : t ' Daily Meteorological Report XqU'lllllop 14, lliaO .MQilonl anil vicinity: I'alr tonluht an'fJ''litAy. J No rhuMt lit ftrq- Ureui:.Cinerally Xuir uiniKht IiImI. prolml.ly wllh rain In-north- i west porno,, Fr,iuy. Warmer In interior of northwest portion to- night. Local Data. Tfinpt'raturo ( degrees ) IfigiicHt (last 12 hours) (10 l.owcnt (laMt'-ia hours) ltd. Jiumidity ipor ct.) 2" 1'n'i-ipitation (inchest Stati of weather ....Clear .... ..It.'Iir Jowest temperature this morn ing, 21 decrees. Total preefpit.-ition since Sept. 1 1929. 1. 11 Incnes. 'i'eiojiei-atui-es a year HlKhest 49; lotvest 3(1. today .Sunrise lotl.'iy,'4:rw p. in. Sunrise Friday, '7:01 u. in. Sunset Friday, 4:r,n p.m. Oboervationo Token at 5 A. m7 1 120th Meridian Time 3 V Haker Mly 411 18 Clear lilsmarck 411 t 80 clear Bolnu 48 24 Clear Denver .: ..,. Vi ;' III Cloudy Dcs llolnes ....... .40, ' 30 Clear Fresno r. IIS as Clear Helena 3S 24 Clear lis .AnKi'les .... '72- r,2 Clear Mai-Jhrield KO 2(! Clear Phoenix Ii.2 34 Clour, Portland f.ii 34 Clear Ki-il liluff 72 34 Clear Itosebui- i,C 30 clear '' Salt l-ike as . M .Clear S.in '.J-'i-anclsco... (it; . 4 S .c,aj- Santu l-'e DO , it; Clear Seattle . 52 42 I'le.-u- , Spokane , 42 - 24 , P. Cdy. Walla Walla .... 44 30 ciein- '. WlnnipeK 34 , P. cdy. W. j.HI TCIIlSONr .MeteorolOf;I.st. ' , The; Ashland , sclioid.Xvrijni ( Juis nn in;rins'eil cnrolltnent dt pupil ov:e,r; 'listVo'i)','1 iiccoriilng 'fjij'flg- tms;auiioiincnij yetfe,nihy. iA( the ciid'df' tbctohor, - fliis' ieap.i there wore 1177 students enrolled in the. four Ashland schools, compared with 1077 last year A good many HtudentH nroV. truitsporled to the Ashland district,, iucluditig a dele gation from the Siskiyou mountain section. Several improvements are helm; made at the hcIiooI huildltiKK, InoludlnB n. new , plnyslied, at', the Lincoln school. .... ,' ' - . ' ' , Xnliop. Sale of horses sheltered ly .Tack son County Humane Society " at Table ltnclt Orchard, Krlday, fov. Itlv. 10 a. m. ' 23(1 Stomach Disorders First; Revealed by v Coated Tongue; j Your tongue isi nolhinu- inore thun thn upjier end of your stonv uch ami iiuestiucs. It is the lilst thine your doctor looks ut. .. It, tells nt a L-lance the condition of vottr tiifrestive system and physicians suy that uti' e.of nil sickness stat us with stomtich nnd bowel trouble. o.A routed tongue is u danger aig nnl of those digestive disorders which lend lo so many kinds of serious illness. . It tells why the least exertion tires you iiut;;.Avhy you luive pains in the bowels, gas, soltr f,toin:u-li, liz.zy f pclLs. ; . . Coating on the:toiiKue iif n sign that :you need Tanluc I lie niedt cine which lias helped thousands who were physical wrecks front stomach nnd bowel troubles who had "tried cA-ry thing" in vuin and about given up hope. Tnnlnc contnitis no mineral drugs: it is made of harks, herbs anil roots. Get n bottle from your druggist today. Your money -hack if it doesn't help you. If - lP'fHj1 .' " Mi II I Wi 'yh'atoiing t'y I exifln'slto, '., iiuodisli elfiyts, II I of our .vryciul .and tttnco I sols - are mrikliiKly i ui- II. I pealing to those of cut- II I I tnred taste. IK 'HEALTH WORKERS 1 A'me..W of inn? jlrtfo.Wni- milie of i.the Jacksou;'. Oounty leauti aNflooiallan was held at the I homo nf Airs. J. K. Schuler from ,!J .o'clock thia morning through j the afternoon, for the purpose of i completing plium for the Christ mas Tubercular Seal Sale . cam- i pnlgn to begin the- day after t Thanksgiving. ; Airs. It. Ji. Oreen 'presided and I' appointed committees' ro 'cany out the intensive program, whicu will j be followed A delightful luncheon ; , "- rriifti 111 1 (I IUHR IIIIU U1C li km til nun mi uvvr IU KCW - I..B for the. state hospital at Port, laud. j The following members were i present: ,,'Jlrs.- It.' K, (Ireen.Xlrs. fiobtrt lliowne, Jllss llelen P.ullls, I .Mrs. Kdwln .lanney,1 .Mrs. llnwaril Hill, Jlis. lionuld ('lurk, .Mrs. (lain I Uohlnsirti, iMrij. Vnorheis. .Mrs. IJ. C. I'lVi-ee, Ah-H. (I. JI. Huberts, .Mis. 1 W. liuriress. Jl.rs. C. S. liutlerfield, .Mrs. F. CI. Thayer alid Mrs. Corbin . I-MkcII. Will Rogers Stars j in Craterian Show j 'hen the bes tknown and most loved American personality Is both heard unci seen on the' screen, then It may surely bo called ,an event. Today Will lingers, the iiualnl phil osopher and the naive wit who is equally the friend of royalty und the common people, came lo the Craterian theater in his first .Movl, tone starrini; picture. ;Th,-y Had to See Pi.rls," and it Is surely an eye and ear treat. Millions of people who have ex prneseil a wisiL tn hear the Uocers Wlltfcivms from his own lips, bin have, hitherto been denied tho treat, now are having the plea.-ntre. RELIEF FROM CURSE , : OF CONSTIPATION A ' HtfttiowCreelc nllvslolnn snvq. "Constipation is responsible for' more misery than any other cause.;' Put lmniedidto relief ; lias been i found, , A tablet called Rexall Or-j derlles attracts -water from the sys- ' tern lnt llin tnvv. .vni.inil nr. bownll l-alled tho colon. Tho water loonenp' the dry food iWaste and caus. fecntle; thorough movv ntehe -witlioutfdrmlhg a- habit. or ever increasing the dose. 'if Iftnpjsnfterint; from cnjistlpption. 1 iiit-w a lit-xa 11,1 1 iiimiucr at num. tt-J-V ' 'JWffiffl' ;')'-. . -,'ilj' -JB 1 1 It'll l'. MTIi KM tiayjiirignt.K Oft1 34 Mr 3T,c ; Y MkBj&r ' . - rtiS8M ! ' i uif Ml I I Uoilajttat.tlM. nearcsti.neiailirDruK ' ' t )i JESt "'. :i'r' l j!Saly J I JP I ; Si or-. West Side l'hnrmacy. ,,i V ,' I ( M&JT & i , New. Comfort, for! Eyes . -ci' jCfriif g :SX. Pr. D; A. Chambers SiiJ"' "i-mff' , OPTOMETRIST V " S '- Ufa iJBl ' ' ' , ft? 1 5- a 11 r:" ojuErSsf y Sri?!; lr 'A I In! mp rKimf: M .v comedy ? , .th.. irre. c W3ENGY vlf!P 1 r 1 -. SINCE I9W 1 tSAc. ' i-O-i iffl'Vf .- ALL. TALKING t " ..- i a .i.; v-V'-X CHARLIE CHASE . , v ' " ' ' . y tfcjlV II'J ' "COLD SHIVERS" ' ' x ' ' Aitttri-aJ- LfMi,. PARAMOUNT TALKING NEWS '' 'I' 1 .1. L ' If It's Insurance Admission - We Write It 1 MatSi 10 ond 25- Ev8- 10 and 35 I K?SCU1lll-' II B Links' ; ittaxllIVr;k'?ift PAR 5 , l melodies:' , ; yp fte Four Shttw Daily 1 1:30, 3:19. P.M. g I I I Eves... V " 60 ",JMarJgW!'W?M I .O 1. 'L' ' mmmm"' " x ii- "Tliey Had to See Palin" fit , of tile parents to rexide in one Will Kocers like a Kluve. It starln , plaee long enough for them ,tu In M bame toyn. c'lujeinpre, OkUiJ Uesin.. ... noma, where we find Will happy! Poverty Is also given .-.sanother and contented: wlth-hfu wife ( Irene reasoif ulhtl in several districts' ihe Hieh) and ies son and daughter i-rfurity sf hool oflce has instruct (Owen Davis, Jr., and .Marguerite , the school hoards: to purchasp Churchill). Oil i gushes on their ! hooks for students and In some In land. They hecome rich and Will's stances clothes are also purchased, ftmlly gets bitten with the socl.il , ,,UV Th"y T"".' .fc'" "i Paris: other. J things. ' Truancy is , j-iill proKiT.iing a problem, fur . thn fouuiy school Kuperiiiictuieutls office . anrl ' has taken considerable aiicmjoi,!. Tr:m- r..iiiIH, tihe main cause . , ...' 15 . k,. out hool' because of the Inability DELfCfOUS HEALTHFUL REFRESH IMG Au'.nrdeil f.ntd Mrdnle nnrl lirst Prize, India and Ceylon, as Tinesf lea Crown. ifoS VtiZ WOSLD !N MAW HURRY! if Get THK FUNNIEST OF ALT, STAGE XJOMElJIES IT 'S A RIOT OF LAUGHS' AS AN ALL-TALKING PICTURE. WM Mm 1 I ,r 1 And ' PJPI DORSAY . , "Toast of Paris Night Cliibsft ' A Priceless Fnrce of French Dress ing and Undressing. You'll howl with delight. A CRATERIAN a .statin i oiuiniiuKiitiuii v Jdedfoid Lodge No. 103, A, ; K. & A. A!., Friday, Nov. &. i p. m. By order of the ai. norsTOx, Seey. 237 Xolice I. O. K. K. Secial - meeting at Castlo Kridi.y, Nov. 15, at X p. ni. JIuM. J.V. 2S7 orrjrmi Wi-atlier. (iri'K",n:' (li-ner.-illy fair tonight ami I'liC.Jty, but becoming unset tled, probably with ruin in - the northwest- portion Friday. Warmer in tile interior of Ahe, northwest portion tonfirbl. Moderate -ea.-a i to youth wind" on the coast. OUAB.5TY AKQ $Ai& TODAY AND . FRIDAY. .i.-.cj-fr;.-, f V . Four Shows Daily ' At 1:30, 3:15, 7, 9 micin 'the Lauirhs! "4 Klfcfe M ,V a: .ii." -14 Mi m " r IW t k ,' ,t '. -.l f - . li e- - ..' '" ' .... .. . : t : r.M If A ct t 1 r n - V