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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1929.
Ibcai and
y Personal
V io.ur more., cars ot apples were
hlppd from Mf"d lat evenlns
10 pastern markets, mf.klne a total
t of nearly 3500 cars of (wars and
tipples for the season no far. The
'; fruit now being shipped Hon wen
held In cold storage and the shin
ment to lo made this winter will
; bo from the same, source. . Krult
pinking wus oompleted somutline
jiKo nnd parking houses havo been
' dosed for; several weeks. ; . ;'
! Turkey dance rttft. night, nteani
ln'nrl. .- Uynne Hros. music. tS
( Krahk P. Karroll, city attorney.
' Is' spending today on business at
Crescent Olty. for which point he
left this morning.' ;
. Free at The Toggery; (of course)
new radio log boohs. I. 242
' . CunslH from a cjlutance registered
.' at local hotels Include Dell Rmlth
or llole-lnrthe-Wall. Texas, Mrs. II.
. .vlcc'rndy of Vancouver II. C. Jack
J lllnes of -Chicago, 111., and II. U
rwlsv'ot Cheyenne, Wyo. c.
lt ,yoiir Orchard brt.nd liquid
!: llms ntid milphur at Kimball Fruit
. Ct)., lntl., ' " 42,
( Mr., and Mrs, W. T. Grieve of
ihc Tipspeet district will leave tu
; night "for. New -.York and points
through the -east, .They Intend to
. he Kline' from six weeks to two
.nontW. , i . ..- '
. Mfxad ."Darwin tutlo bulbs 60o
doaen, M.G0-per 100, at the Mon-
' arc(i .Be!d:.Co.. ; ' .'' i86tfJ
''. The Me.dford Mall Tribune. ay.i
i that tloverpor Pntterson has made
j a successful .governor, and there
( torn should be .''Impeached." If
.' the editor-of th ''Tribune had hap-
iiened alonic; ;VJie-, roadside near
Kola, where $h governor's peach
ronyi Is located! durlnk peacn sea
son, he would' havo seen fhe i;ov-f-rnnr
I horonghly - "lm .peached."!
Klamath Win Herald. :
let yonr- Orchard brand liquid
lime and sulphur at Kimball Fruit
Co.. Inc. -
Ir. It. W. Olanoy Is spending this
week In Sun I'ranolson on business.
. The Calvary Baptist church of
Falcm, which has -occupied ihe
(irand-theater In that oily for th
pasU twn years, has leased the sec
and floor of the Korigers .building
In Sulcm, where -services wll . he
hnl(l,... ..-.' -. i , " -
HeRUlur dance Wed,. Dreamland.
.Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crowson
will leave tomorrow for San Fran
cisco where thoy will spend the
week end. They Intend to take In
the big gome between the Uni
versity of-California; and the Stan
ford teams.
Dressmaking and remodeling nt
llie Fashion Shop, 4114 Medford
BWir. Tel. 1181. tf
V Doupty warpnnta were Issued at
(he county clerk's office this fore
noon to Siera DahBck of Medford
for one coyote and one Wheat, and
to' I.e frcscotfc of Ashland for
throe hahcais. .
We havo loads of new Ideas t
das oh to our patrons. Medford
Itnouty Rhop.-' "Ask a friend." Tel.
i9i. u- tv.
'.lames II. Tlrleve. who has a ho-
col lit Prospect, ,ort the road to era
: tcr' Iike, nrrltqrt :ln the city yes
terday and registered at the Im
perial. Ho reportM that iho number
of visitors to' the- lake this year
exceeds all previous records. Ojie
reason for this Increased number
'. has been (he mild wenther, which
kept the' l'ondK free' fi'qm; snow and
f permitted'. tree access to the lake
'. to -motorists. A little snow hos
; visited the luko and the nights are
. cohj. hut othcrwleo tourists are
. hot 'bolhered. Tha Oregon. - . '
I Turkey dance Sat. night, Dream
land.' llyngo Hros. music. 24.1
J Wis. David Itosenburg returned
' MwlMnl this' morning from Vort
anrt where ihe attended the Oalli
' Curc'l-chhnerl presented In that clty
Mohddy nlttlit. '.
j! Cull' Inland talk to u about the'
' latest iitniroved methods In per-
! inanent, having. Medford ltoautyU
Hhol). :, "Ask -i friend:': . Tet iui.
! a .Iticitiiietiamong Ihe'ballforiilansi
reRlwnrel at looal noteis are r ren
t jVttr!rtf lftacramento, W. Hi Btev-'
k erw'nf SnKta ttosa. Thomas O'ltrlen
. pf 'Oakland. W. . Myers of Chlcn,
Uno; AV. II. Wilson of Iterkeley;
. tjef yoilr Orchard brand liquid
II iite and sulphur at Kimball Krult
tn:. Irtcl ' tit
t: 0. K. Tnrk.' Bouthern Pacll'lc
, IralhmaHter of Bosohur. spehtthls
morning In the city. on business.
tllgh,lirude lump lime ant Wyd-
' rntcd lime for spraying. Wg I'lnes
l.ttmher Company. MM
Hllen Wilson haa Just accepted-
thfl'. position of elevator operator
he Medford builniiigi
These
Snappy
- 'mors jtn fi' call for
. bmkfuti of oriip.
temptingly b r o w n d
, tout ?uch ki made only 1
: from "FluhMp'i ' Milk
Broad.
; '. . - .; '
Aik Your Oroeet
ii ''" "
A
II
Mra;; H. -H. Malchay and
Jlmmle. of Pdrtlant) passed through
Medford last trlnht.flB .their. Way 'to
San Franciscp whte tlvfy willJoln
air. muicnay ana atiena tne Stan
ford -U. of C. game. a . .,
Jloyal N 01 6 h 'b or it will meet
promptly nt'j:0 Thursday night.
The. stnte supervisor will be pres
ent.' ' '- - ;-' 243
- Regutar dance Wed. Dreamland.
' ' 2 1'J
j The state treasurer's bid fpr par
for Klamam Falls street improve
ment -bonds -ims been-accepted 'J
the clty'douncil. ' fhe bid of the
state was 6 per cent on the bonds
amounting In all to $110,438.
Dance Thursday night,, W. O". W.
nail..-- Dynge Oh'hestra. : 243
. ' Kce our Xrnan special . now. Tho
Peasleys, 331 Kast Main. 240.tr
Walter K. HUhx, manager of ih
Pacific ' coast-, district for the ln-
stiranco company 'Of North Amer-(
lea. with headquarters in San Fran
cisco, spent yetterday -In the 'City
on business.- -lla .lf t today for.
Partland and northern points.' i
Less ash, less soot, In that good
coal. Hansen Coal Co. Tel. 239.
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Jf real dancing Is desired, study
at I-yVe-Jensop's academy, Medfo-d
Center lildg. 243
'There arc still, a few vacancies
left In the local unit of the Oregon
National Guard, Captain Curl Y.
Tengwald announced thut forenoon.
He added, however, they are being
filled In fairly rapid time, with
several appllconts In 'View 'from
Jacksonville. .. The local' unit Is
planning sn Interesting- ' winter
schedule of entertainment ' un-1
a Iho has the use of it ; rifle rnnpit
ciist of - the city. 1 -
Thanksgiving millinery sale
starting Thursday, Nov, 21. All
felts and Soleils half price. Vel
vets' and Metalllcs one-third off.
Miss Taylor's. 42 Ho. Central. 244
New radio log- books free at Tho
Toggery (of course). 242
'An application for a building
permit was made at the city huild?
Inn department today by W. U.
Sawyer, to remodel a dwelling on
Hnlly.-street at a cost of $250.
Airway Sanitary System. Xo dust
bag to empty. , Call 1387-J for ap
pointment. 245
; 0hcken dinner, Thursday -evening
at Parish hall, henofit hew
Catholic 'church. i. A: 30 to - IV '".
Bazaar opens In 'Hie' 'old church
building same evening. Kvcryho.ly
come and bring k friend. ' 842
Three Port(und. Inventors have
been awarded patents, by the
United States patent office. Thy
are 'Qustav: .A. Orah, Hdhert: F.
Hlngman and Oscar 10. Hausntte:
Clrah Is the Inventor of u travort
ing hoist, Ulngman of a wrist-pin
Joint, und Haiisolte of a turhlne.
See Itrlll's Sheet Metal Works
for radiator, fonder and auto body
repairing. 217tf
Kelts-in dll the leading color
half prlne. Vnlvets and metalline
one-third off i.t Miss Taylor's. 42
So, Central. . .. - 244"
The tit, Ann's Altar noddy treas
ure chest, a feature of the,annut.l
htttuiar which will open tomorrow
with a ohlc.ken dinner In the old
Catholic church, is on display to
duy in the . M- Department store
window. . .
High grado lump lime-and hyl-
rated lime for spraying. Hie Pines
Lumber Company. - 224tf
Millinery sale at. Miss Taylor's.
43 Ho. Central. All felts half price.
.',..: ...I.. .. I- ;, 244
iVerne nVanDyko , of Iamport.'s
Hardwaro and" Sporting (looihi
store, wha has been III for the pant
few lys, wa removed yesterday
to his home oh Peach street from
the Sacred Heart hospltql. lie was
reported to hrt -showlng iconsldor-
nhle' improvement.- '
let me write your fire insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwuld, Hotel Holland,
Hldg. -. Phpna tf
Beautiful materials at 19c,. a no
nnd 35o for Christmas aprons at
the M. M. Department-Store whore
they cut aprons free' of charge
Thursday and' Friday. 242
A child welfare allnle will he
held at Ashland tomorrow hy the
county health unit with Dr. Kmlly
Rnlnom,' county - medical director,
und M Is Kdlth I-aubschcr. county
nurse. In 'Charge. A good slxed
number of babies nnd children un
dcr pig years' ara' expected. "'
'Hemstitching, plootlng, pleating,
button making and hose mending.
Handicraft Shop. . . U7tf
Hpeclal offer for- XmM photo
graphs. The Peasleys, 331 Kast
Mniru"'' ' i - .. . 340tf
A total of U0,t0 eastern brook
trout were planted In llybee. tvs
tle. Oopoland- and 1'nion c.reukd.
Jackson county, - during, the paet
year. . High falls and other ob
struction prevent native fish from
ascending these streams from the
ocean. Thousand of eustern brook
trout have also been planted io
Fish lake and lAke o' tho Waotut.
These waters are' very uocesslble
to Jackson county anglers und are
being fished mere and more each
year,' as the creeks and otvere be
come depleted of trout. The Ore
gonlan. 1 i - - - .
High grade lump lime nnd hyd-
' rated lime for spraying. Dig Pines
Lumber Company. - . 8J4tf
I F. W. Wnteru left this mornlna
for Portland on business. He will
be joined thero hy Mi's. Wulers In
a few days. ' t -.
Dr. 11. U Sears will be In Dr.
Sweeney's Office until Feb. 1, 1930.
.. . . :
The fire department wae called
I to North1 Grape street hecuuse of
a nue lire ikst evening.- i lie mus
did no damage and was placed
under control without tho use of
chemicals. ' . .
"'That good coal." We give green
trading stamps. Hansen Coal Ca.
Phone 118. . , tf
- Th monthly meeting ' of the
Golden t Links class of the First
lis nt let church Will he held at the
resldcnoe of Mrs. Frank Sttnson.
r Riiirk street. Instead of at Mrs.
X. Mead's as previously announced
Kp-to-date radio log books .
at The Toggery (of course). J42
Curtis Anderson .if .Alnrneda,
Csl,. arrived this lnornlnsj on j
short 'visit with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. Heri Anderson and other
relatives.' Mr. and Mr Anderson
leave Saturday by nut for call
fornla where they will' spend the
winter. Curtis Anderson will rj
turn with them. -
C.-.ll at 41 Niv Front and see a
fin lot of evergreens and shruW.
I'hrttnnd Bose Nursery.' 24 J
1 Divorced at Jacksonville in 1925,
H, E. Holland and Lessle Holland
,pt HornbropJt deolded to, b. mar
ried giq. . .Tl'eyere JssiiftiJ j
marriage license yesterday at the
county clerk's office. License,
were also Issued yesterday to: 1.1.1 rt
Helcher, 31, of Glendale and May
WIdener, 17, of Medford: Dun
Wall,. 24, and Kna Ross,- 28. both
of Ashland; H. Belcher. 23, and
Lillian 8a lion, 16. both of Medford.
Let the M. M. Department Store
help" make your' Christmas gift
Thursday add Friday of this week
aprons will be cut frue of chi.rgd.
Materlgls bought at the store. 242
Attention, Indies! The treasure
chest with Its magnlffcent contents
Wll be-shown at thfr M.- L- Dept.
store this afternoon, and 'etse'nlmr
which '.in-'its "last- appearance down
,r.vn. Iln. nnt. misu tltA trAnr fit
seeingthis-display -of fancy work
and wonderful lingerie... all hamd-
work of artists, t-hown In Parish
ball.. i ',.- .. 245
: Tdmporary auto licenses were li-sued-
lit the sheriff's office - this
forenoon to Mildred Orr Of Oti'd
Hill,' Walter' (.'ralg of Snlma and I
G. R. VanAuken of C.rldley, Cul. I
Plant tulips, daffodils, narcissus
ind hyacinths now while the ground
Is dry. " Get bulbs at the Monarch
Seed CO. 236tf
Miss Nellie Rohhtns hnx been
confined to her home for the past
day br two because of' a Severe a1
tack of appendicitis.
6ocond annual turkey dance,
Jackson Hot Springs, Sat. night.
'.!,' i I. ..- 24
"Malte, your own aprons ' f u
ChrUtmas gifts. Thursday and
Friday of -this-week the M. M. ' De
partment Store will cut them frno
of charge. ' 242
Guests from Oregon at 'Medford
hotels include Mr. and' Mrs. F. C
House' of -Hood River. F. D. Young
of (iresham, L. J. Bennett of Rose
burg, Ira- Ilouglftnd of Iakeview,
and the following from Portland:
J. F. Hume, w. It.- Osborne, air.
and Mrs. 11. P. Drako. Mr. r.nd Sirs.
J. F.' Moore, George 'Arr, Joe Han
ners, K. T. Albert. W. H. Oshorn.v
J'.-C. Watklns, Hi H. Pollock: W.
T. Morrison. O. A. Thomas; M.
Ri Green, J.' 'A. Mayberry' and J.
H. Weaver. ' 1
Big danoe Snt, night at Jncltson
Hot Springs.. - '. . 241
- Dnnce Thurslay night,' W. O.- Wi
hall. Dynge Orchestra. 24.1
M.' H. Jackson left yesterday
afternoon" for his homo In Glen
dale. Cal., following a few days
spent In Medford on 'business.
Get ihe finest popnorn In town
at the Monarch Seed Co. 236tf
Get your prescriptions filled at
Oolvig Drugs. Registered pharma
cist In charge at oil times. ' Next
door-to Itlolto Thealer. -,i 37
Wlien he appeared In Justice
court'- yesterday afternoon on i a
cHargo- of- Improper 'license plates,
filed against him- hy Stum Traffic
Olflcer , Phillips VV. Ilrohlln w-ts
fined- $15. Ho was-aroused of op
erating un automobile- in Oregon
With California license plates. Ku
geno Roland,. arrested by the same
officer, was fined $10 for having
four people ride in-a roadster. .
I -Thursduy und Friday ot this
week the M. M. Department Store
will out aprons free of charge. Ma
terials nuty. be- bought either on
main floor or basement., "' 842
i Mia. Paul Grelner roturnod to
Medford on the Shasta 'last night
rom Portland where she spent the
past week on business. She will
-tpend the-'Wlnter hero at the home
Of Mr, und Mrs. M..G. Kely, huv
ln recently arrived on a: return
trip imm Detroit, Mlcb., .wncje
4he vlsjtcd hen son and other rel-i
lives for the past lew montns,
Orahard brand liquid . llme-sut-
phur can he obtained nt Pinnacle
Packing Co. .. 223tf
Arthur L. French, formerly in
he reiUty business In Mcdfonl. has
just assumed charge of the (;. J.
lireier cnain storo at t, ranis cas4.
Mr.. French has been a frequent
visitor in Grants Pass for years.
and Is a relative of Loyal Heath,
Maggie Heath and Mrs. J. L. Down
ing. Ho W" I" the merchandising
business before deserting It for rol
estate. Grants Pass Courier.
If real dancing is desired, study
at Eve Honson'a academy, Medford
Center Hldg. 243
EVE BENSON STUDENTS
ARPEARrATiCRATERIAN
The Kvo Drnson lhmciuj, ycad-,
emy -will present its students at
trm.Fox Ctuterlan thiaxi-e, tomot
row. Friday und Saturday nights
and also during the Saturday mati
nee.' i Among-the features of the
presentation will be the "Break--
awny," ns taught at ttto last na
tional dancing convention. Dan-
vrs, carefully trained und drilled.
will ulso tan clever routines. Little
acrobatic tumble are also expect
ed to present several Interesting
numbers. '-
WHLETT STUDENTS
PLEASE IN RECITAL
v fl'
' Many ttirusstons of appreciation
tvere hrrd todax conrojnlngf ttie
Plauo ret'ltal prewnted by Ui Hutt
Itlui-kniore Wlllett aiudlos over sta
tion KMKU during Co lie o hour last
night. -The retiltal was broadcast
by remote control from the Aled
(.lid studio of Mrs. Willctt.
. -Among those who participated in
the frojeo radio program were the
following: Koreen Leverette.. IvdltS
llodgklns, I'aullne lloitnrs. Mnnelu
MelMUi, tisi'ol Dnuuberty, .lean
Uiveretle. Mnslne . Martin, dean
Woodford, l.eons Daugherty, tier
trtide lloylo and leorglannn llus
song. MRS. KN1GHJ WINS PRIZE
AT JACKSONVILLE PARTY
JACKHONY11.U2, Ore., .Nov. .
isiininl.)) -"le curXI'-ohlh given
V'oidayi evenlnc 4iy itbe - Itcliekan
nri mliers wsif etijojud Hy s happy
crowd. Heveral out of town guests
were present, - 'Mrs. John Knight
inn the' all' mlanre prtue, a love'y
water pitcnr and six ilc.
OF,
ANTIE PASSES; ON '
" AT RIPE OLD AGE
Mr f. Kathtrfiw-MarmiKet Anile
81 ypnrH old, widow of the .Ifte
John S. Antle and mother ol Rich
ard K. (Dick) nnd J. Walter. Antle,
paKed away at her home, 1013
Went Main Ktreet hint evening fol
lowing a severe stroke, from whtph
nhe never rallied. ' 1 -
Mrn. Antle wan bom In South
Milwaukee, VViKOonnin, -April 27,
H4H, nccompnnyintf her family to
ICan.snrf at the uftt. of -12, '-and on
Kehruary 21, was married to
John Antle,- throe 'sons beinx born
to till' union, Waiter and Kichard
of Medford, und a third who died
in infancy. Mr. . and ''Mrs.-, Antle
came to Medford hi 1010, th for
rner pafwinK uway here four years
oro, r:A fino cririKClan character
ami JOving mother Mr. Antle will
he mourned hy a host of friends
beside her family..
l-'uneral sovvices will bo held at
the Perl Funeral Home Friday at
2 p. m P.evv Father Hamilton of
Ht. Marlc'8 officiating- und: intr
me,nt in the Jacksonville cemetery.
LIONS PROSECUTE
WMMM
A Kitifc o'n tK.u-.riVbceaiVwwK:, "l ny ' "Bere' "n,!lf ""' M
LL' ' ST? Jvr. .'Iday'n issue of ibis paper, will he
urciihed oT de'frairting'-the-';-Woris
club kitty of u plugged nickel, was
enticted beforo the club today,
.ions tinier and Hrophy, acting uh
prOKecutor and defense attorney
respectively presented their wit
nesses, and evidence . -with; -'comic
floui-islies. flrcult Judge '-H. D.
Norton,' un- honorary . member . of
tho organization was drafted ns
tho court, and knpt tho .Jury (con
sisting of the rest of the -club, und
their guests) in a constant upronr
wltli Irtw Ingenious 'court rulings.
Among tho 'witnesses -cnHed- to
tho stand wero: Lions Scott, Jar
mln, Mtllhotlund,- Krault, and the
defendant who took the stand in
his, own behalf - nnd', offered . a
coldrful group of alibis. The'case
ended-wlth the entire' assemblage,
including court,' counsel,, jury- and
(peetntors being fined two cents
upiece for being licclured by the
Judge, to "look worth ubont that
much.'' :' ' .
.Inoknonvillii's new theutre
Willi
open j tomorrow j qlgbt under the
proprietorship "or Fel1on! Fraiiks,'
showing the feature picture, Tom
MJx and Tony In "Outlawed," 'to
gether Willi a'iwo-reel comedy,' Bar
ney (Tongle in "T-Bone' Handicap.'"
The' nev theatre has a stopltig
flonr.'hew chairs and q seating ca-
pseily or lno people. It has a singe,
modern curtains and attractive dec
orations.-' The new show house will
sho four times a week with three
complete i-humces of program, with
performances continuous from 7 to
111-Meh night.' - -'The
house will run the' very best
of tile hlg stlent pictures, Para
mount, Universal and F. B. O. Sat
urday ulght's feature Is Joseph
Schlldkraut,' star of "Show Boat,"
in "The Mluslsslppl Gambler." Sun
day a Paramount picture. Jack Holt
ln'"Avalnnche." '
PRICKETT LUMBER CO.
1 Aniotiiiechlent WhA'iiitide thIKi
dux by it. p. tiiohenson, . owner,
thnt"' tlio f'rh'kett1 lunthevl com
pany, with hendquartertj on North
C'ourt Htreet, has cliariKfd lt nain
to the Kconomy dumber com
pany. lt Ih our belief that southern
Oregon people, tdiould line, when
ever pofHlble, locally manufac
tured productH. iunllty am prices
Considered, und on thht basis we
solicit the patronage of protec
tive bullderti," Mr. MtephenHon
tated. The Koonomy hum Iter
concern buy all t lumber (mm
the Owen-OreRon Lumber com
pany. Ah In the past, the Rconomy
will continue to ' enrry tv large
stock of lumber In (trades for ull
Konernl 'purpHMH, Thl rapidly
growing company now has a com
flet supply of lumber, bonrdM
and Ahlplap, doors, window, pins
trttord; Mhlngles. kith, plaster
and the famous Certiilmeed roof
Int; and, rompo5itlon shluglc lino.
FR1EN DSThANSGREET
KLUM IH ASHLAND
I "H. t' I " '. ,-
A mimwr''of local fotitbalt fun.'
and rt'lendH hi Otto (Trork Kluiit;
former Siedford hSih scn'n'orcos'ch.
Journeyed to Ashlnnd this after
noon to see the t'nlverslty of llu
nll fnoitiall team go through n
light workout. They disembarked
from tho HhRtn limited this morn
lna; nnd - will entrain again this
evening for Portland, -where they
piny the rnlvevslty of Oregon nest
Saturday.' ' .....
A number 'of southern Oregon
football funs' will intend tills
game. " ' '
ope
, Obituary;, i
DRAKE l.avlnla A. Drake pass
ed away at the Sacred Heart hos
pital, Novetnbef 19 at M due
to heart trouble. Mrs. Drake was
born lu Missouri,,. gejptemher 28,
1868,' and was aged" 73 years, 'l
month and 2r days. nt the time ot
her death. - -
Deceased wag first . married to
William Kuch at Hay- Fork, Trin
ity county, California, December
20, 1874. They spent 10 years
in California before coming to Ore
gon, settling In Klamath county.
On February 25, 1899, Mr. Ruch
passed away, and in- September,
1902, Mrs. Kuch was ualted In mar-'
rlage to Mr. Drake at Port Kiatri-
ath. -, In '-1B27 . Mr. DrnltB passed
away, ' and since that time Mrs.
Drake had'- been living with her
children of this city, v '
Mrs. Drake was one or southern
Oregon's earliest pioneers, first ar
riving here 40 years ago. "
Sh-e leaves three daughters 01
lie Tnrndow, of Orctitt, Cal.; Nel
lie XangatOD,' of Medford; JeRBle
Barker, of Metford ; also many
other relatives. ''
Funeral -Services will be held, at
the Perl Funeral Home, Thursday,
.Vovember.21; at 2:30p. m. Inter
ment' in the : Jacksonville ceme
tery. ' .'
:SHAFEH--iuneral services lor
Elizabeth K. Hhafer. who .passed
away at the home ot her daughter,
lira. John Demmer, 433 West
Holly, Tuesday, Nov. 19, will he
held at- the-Lutheran church at 2
p.- mFrldajs Dr.. Funk will officiate-
and 'interment will follow in
Jneksonvlllo cemetery. Con g--e r
parlors In charge. 1 t
H0015BS The last rites for
Barry J. Kogers. an account of
lay's issue of ibis paper, will be
conducted by the Church of Christ,
Scientist at ihe Conger chupel ut
10 a. m. Friday. The pall bearers
will be selected from the local
chapter of DeMolay, of which de
ceased was a member. Interment
will be made In Medford cemetery.
i JAMKS William M. James, a
resident of . near. Jacksonville,
passed uway in that city late yes
terday evening aged 79 yenrs. Mr.
James leaves .no known relatives.
Arrangements for services are be
ing made by friends of the de
ceased, nj the Conger Funeral
rarlors. ...
Portland. Klght room addition
will ha ereoted to C.regory Heights
school building. ,
Olasslflpd advert iHlng aeta result-
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
l-'Oli SAI.K Confectionery with
out of town stales depoi. .Fine
ipportuhltv ' for restturant. " Tet.
?- or. l-iwr.-x, . -i5x;J4j(
FOR SV1.I)-MIHOrci.IiAJiKOlJS
FOlt SAi.K '1 or i ion stack of
slightly damuged ,hay. c It e n p.
I'hone 6'J-J-3. 242
FOR SAIiRPOI'l.TltY
Fort hAl.v:-Two Ostrdlhrpn cock
erels, large, extra fino blrdB.-Tel.
, . D0-J-a 242
WW NTK.D M ISeKI;y. N VA I'fi -
WANTKl) 1000 rails, sawed stove
lengths, nt oncei Phone 639-J-3.
- 242
WANTIOD To rent, small nnfur-nls-'lled
house, flat or upartnient,
on or near South Central, around
13. Hox II. K .Mall Tribune.
242
W.VXTKD fllrl after school, to
-, care for 20-months-nld bahv, liv
ing near Kouth C'entrnli Uox 11.
F., Mail Tribune. 242
FOP. SAl.K-Freed Klsmann bat
tery radio with stand; first class
oomllilon, 4,". J. It. Hill, ltoss
Uvno. : 24 6
FOR KXCHANOR SHRV1CF.
4-TATION 10 2-room modern
cabins on main highway near
l.os Angeles. Priced at Sin, 000;
mortgage $4.u00. Wants dairy or
Stock ranch, sec ' Charles A.
Wing Agency, Inc.- 244
foii sAi.i-: si'iirnnAX noun
consisting of 2 acres- of- excel
lent soil, with Irrigation: brand
new 4-room modern Jningalow.
brooder house, etc. On gOouroi.d
3 miles from Medford, Ore. See
fharies , A. Wing-Agency, Inc.
244
FOR SALE Splits and Newtown
apples, also dressed turkeys.
I. M, Xary, Phone 132-1,. 24X
In any ronl t-stule tritusac
liqii tlio most important
ttelitil is (lie title insnrniicc.
If. property owners could
1C uiHtlo to realize ite pos
itive fact, title insurance
wouM neeninpnny , every
dreil, nntl it should. It se
ciuvs (be holder pprmn
no.tilly nttainst losses result
ing from . title defects
which are liable to develop
at nuy time.
Jackson County
Abstract Co.
121 B. Sixth It FhoMl
your
ASHLAND NORMAL
WELCOME l
HOMECOMING DAY
A lrfq1 Welcome i promlod
nlumnt and former Htudenis of the
Routhtn 'Oreffon Normal' nchool
when they ';" celebrate . the annual
homecoming On Novftmher 23 at
vsand, ,' ereral student commit
tees havV heen- workimc for. the
pat twa irfoiiths nod the reaults of
that 1tbw are boKlnnfiiK to ho ap
parent) As m mattej- .of 'fact, home
coming. at the'-woithfi-n Oreuon
institution' is rather . Ijecoming. ' a
week of 'fcBtivtty instead of one
day'. .J'. 'i 4t-y- - r
o Tile: principal' event of interent
Ik th( ;fooTlul game between-the
S, 'O. and Humboldt State
collflffb, iotu Areata, California.
Coach IcNeal'8 team recently de
feated -'the strong Chico State
Teachors iieoHege team nnd are
cahld ; to triumph over another
California institution. A record
Crowd in expected. ...
-All alumni 'and former students
are invited to attend a homecom
ing banquet to ho held at the
Uthia Springs hotel In tho evening
after the game
The Victory dance given hy the
iuiilereloM irj tho Normal auditor
ium concludes the day' festivities.
JACKSONVILLE LEGION . !
CLUB DANCE SUCCESS
. jACKSQX-VIU.k,- Ore., Nov. 20.
(?pocia(.)-r;'l'ha American ' Legion
einb irhi'p their fh-t ibnpn hist
Statlii-ili.U M-enlni- unit hrtA vnn.l I
"attenn.tllep selllRR 13U lli-kets. The
liroceedH are to lie used In repair-(
Ins the S. Hotel bulMIng am! !
p'ajh off Intlehtednesii; ' j
Wetsltle. oitllilloilse of Ren.sirte
Womah'B club- decorated and im-j
lintVefl.- .. .. ' ;
For Glasiea That Are RIGHT
'' i'.'.'. : '-,'. -See ? '
Dr. D, A. Chamber
. QPTOMEtRIST
404 Medford Bldg.'
Ticker's Tips
Dear Friends: " .
It's .a sad hut true fact that
there's going to be many a Thanks
giving turkey carved in the kitchen
with a butcher knife because D-.nl
hasn't got nerve enough to tackle
the job in public. '
, Which will he very disgusting to
many wiyes.
But if Dad only hod a nice now
earring set he couldn't very well
get out or using it where it would
show. And if he had one of those
that Mr. Schade grit in espcclully
for the occasion he wouldn't want
to "get out of 11. ' . '
Now It seems to hii a mighty
good way to avoid an argument
would he to step in here and buy
one. The boss says he doesn't care
which member of the family makes
the purchase and he's willing to
talk turkey on the price.
TICKER.
P. S. I'll be thankful for any
thing nice you tell the boss nhotit
my ads.
Larry Schade
Your Favorite Jeweler
Since 1918 '
. ' Next , to Craterian
W ,rA A1' IO"
ruleS
i MEDFORD COUNCIL
orijraiiortant jordlnancas passed
last night by tle. city council was
one providing all the rules, regula
tions, fees, tolls, etc., of the new
airport, and, in fact, every phase
of conducting tile port, and the
other was one which harinpnizes tho
city traffic laws wilh the state
traffic laws, and which will etnablo.
locaf violators to he tried 111 the
city court Instead of In the justice
of tho peace court on state chni'Kes
where a jury trial would he de
manded, as the new ordinance pro
vides for police court trials with
fines KoinK to the clly treasury,
whoreas in all trials under state
charges lines go to th state treas
ury. ...
Bids were opened for concrete
curb and suiters from Glenn Ouk
court from East Main street to Oak
wood drive, and the contract was
voted to the lowest bidder, R. I.
Stuart & Sons, whose bid was $1,
034.H0. The other bids wore: C.
10. Horf, $201.58;.' C. A. Hartley,
$12(l0.f.; Milnes, $1"56.S0; Med
ford Concrete Construction Co., $1,
175.50. ' ' . :.'.
James D. Dell presented it peti
tion signed hy over 80 per cent of
the property owners affected, for
the paving of Fourth street from
Front street tojhe Pacific highway
at Riverside avenue.' ; -
The mayor and council approved
the; proposed plan to Inaugurate
the standard - government grading
of all local milk products, which
plan would not interfere with Ihe
dairy inspection ordinance recent
ly put into effect in fct, would
EMCRATERIAN
TOMORROW
Vfe v?;:r rW
i : -';
, Ned Sparks,, ;Jack Oakie
'strengthen it. ' The standard, plan
Willi be -into; effect -in ,a lew
months. 1 ';i t ' ! ; n
Phone v w'"
'BUTTER
CREAM
PASTUERlZED SAFE PURE
PRODUCED - PACKED
j THE SANITARY ' WAY
TURKEi
SHOOT
SUN. Nov. 24
10:00 A. M.
. , AUSPICE3 ," ''
New Medford
Gun Club
- . t
Shoot Will Be Held at
LAMPORT'S
RANCH
Two Miles South of Medford
on Pacific Highway
FOR 3 BIG
laughing Days
CLARA
SAYS
"Any one who
thinks they
can steal' my
man is wel
come to try."
"5 ' :
rtt.
W
with ,' I '
i
ETTYCOMPSON
and Dazzling
Stage-Screen Cast
80 SINGERS
40 DAZZLING v
DANCING BEAUTIES
Cus Arnheim's Band
and
' ' ' 200 Others
T
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D
A
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