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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORFXiQNy -TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 1929.
Iocal and
-'Personal
I f Tomorrow will be a very busy
i dky.itootbin tttraliieni and ut-th-i;
homes, as provisions and nHJi.'r
Ihhi over till Friday, and the henna
wIvph will be making their prelim
' InHry preparation for holiday dln
j iKirs, .becauHe of Thurmluy hoinK
f- TliankHitlvliiK ly, when all, pluca
, iif liiisjiw-w will he cloned, t
jrrn V'tHey'1 lldict'"" jnoetlnf!.
WMiwitanV' 2:10,' at sehoolhoni.
I . J- . 2J"
" Hiv and Mm. U U SniiriwH will
levq ' Wedneaduy afternoon Mr
i l'rlnevllla lo spend TliaiilmKlvln
holldayK with Mr. Handera' put'
J ruts, .Mr. and Mnj. Olen , llend
rl-kwin. ' ' ' ' -' ' ' 1 ' '
. Don't ml .the blR snlo nt The
' ind Ilox. 228 lSast Dili street
S4.1iS felts for uo. Bale lasts twin
i TlinnkBclvliiB. 248
"JudKO II. P. .Norton In (acinic, a
busy three week. " nay the Oram
i'usa Courier. "He wiw In Mi'ilfor.l
; Monday afternoon for a week of
; jury trials. Next week lie will eon
' duct Jury Ulr.U at -Me,MlnnyllUs.
i and ou rhe week of Heonnber, he
1 will bo In Salem for the dlnharmeut
I trial nf.loneph und Mannlx."
Wk Turkey Dance, Wed., Dream
land. ' ; '2-i9
The. f'ythlnn club will meet with
Mrf. C W. Whlllock, 714 Went
i Tenth at reet, tnl evenlnir.
S ThankKKivInK pnnos, .Thursday.
; Drer.mland. ' 2r0
i Sir. and lira. J. D. Heam of
nr'iken' How. Neb., and Oenevo .1.
( Mabry of New York City pre guem.i
" from ft distance nf local' hotel:.
' olhern are Mm. Mary Sedawlck of
i Rt. Paul. Minn., James Khopherd
' of Konsley, 11. O., Mr. und Mr. A.
I J. 1)111 of -Nelson,' fan., and I.. II.
; Wi'l'tlieimer of Rochnster, N. T.
if'- 'A comnlete line of choice meats,:
' fish, fruit and vegotableg at Wost
Wild Murkot. 1 Ke" delivery, Kain-
I iiels & ClUliert, Phono 640. 264
, '.MM.' Gooriio .MaHon and small
daughter of Klamatli Tails vlslH'0
1 friends and relutlws In Medford
I i.ver the week end.
I Tor Sale Klndllnn by the JouJ.
, Medford i'uel V.. Tel. SIC 245tf
' Announcement recently was made
that K-round suuions would he e
labli.shed along (he cotatwise rouu-
of the Pacific Air Transport com
i iwny. unit of the Hoelnjr system.
(or communication with plones lu
the air. Jiy means of tlm chm
t munlcution' system, pilots will be
' ):toen advices on weather and other
liformr.ton vaiip in muni;
. T'or Sule-KIpdllni; by the load.
. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. CSC' 245tf
, ' A bounty warrant was (Hsued nt
the county clerk's nfflcn this ford-
ntiirti to jt. T. Cox of Prospect for
the Itllllnit of eight coyotes.
i llemsHtclilnit, plcotlnu, pleatln,
j .button mnklns and hose mending.
Handicraft Shop, ' jr.7tf
OreRon guests at local hotels.
other than those from Portland, m-
elude Mrs. H. C. llaaeltlne of
: lem. Mr. and AlrH.-'W. J. SftcohM
ir Tuft. i Anderson of Mr.rsli
fleld nnd V. O. Wilson of Mllwnu-
' ; " .'
Thn blK sain at tho Hand Box,
22J Mast Olh street, will continue
. until ' Tbanksirlvlng-J-lia.CO ha.a
1 ta.sn: 7.f.o hats. JS.'J"; (4.98
' huts, $1.60 and ono lot at 89o.
. : ' ' ' : J48
Irwin Andorson made on appll
, ruOo'n at the city MllldlnB depart
! ment yesterday to build a dwelling
: on Maria street at a' ost of tlOOi).
C. K. Cass made an application to
. build a shed on South Riverside at
a cost nf 80.
' "That Rood coal." We give green
Iradlnir stanins. Hansen Coal Co.
phone 2J8 "' ; ' f
W. V. Arant. accompanied by
Mr.. Jackson, came In from 1-lnk-vllln
tVeduesday wUli a couiile of
l.u.di of Clnkville flour, and will
lakivliuck freight and provisions,"
suid tpe Ashland Tidings of N.i-
vember. 2J, 1891. "dsn. T.' O.
Itiames of Jacksonville siartol
, yesterday nn a business trip. Ills
daiiKhtcr. Miss llallle, went 'wltn
him to spend the winter In San
Jose. Miss Pee Aankeny was In
Ashland several duys this week."
1 Just think, a M-! fel( for 89c.
fit The Hand Pox. ' 223 East th
. airnet. Rile last until Thnnksglv-
' In,-' ' ' 5
State Traffic Officers C. P. Tnl-
' ent and t). '). Nichols wele ram-
moiled to 8i.lem lust Sunday for n
conference of traffic department
officers.
.". 'rhankslvlK Dfipco, Thursday.
Dreftmlond. ' 2I0
, Mrs. 12. fl. nidilell, who sustained
a broken hip In an outo crash near
(rants Pass last week, was report
ed to be In n fulrly satisfactory con
dition nt, the Community hospital,
jnienml injuries, which It was (ear
ed she had also suffered, have not
inaterlntlxed.
This weather won't last much
longer; now Is tho time to re-roof
with I'ertaln-teed ahlugles. Wood's
l-unibcr C9.', F.ast Jackson St. nt
f!enee, ?49
1
Y '"-' ' ' .
I Taking the
' Town by (
;; Storm v; ;
' Fluhrer'i new Bar
' Cakes. More slices of a
nore convenient sUe.
: Fiye varieties. Ask your
gtocw.
I morninK from Klamaih Kails 10
.make Hrrai)Kom?ntH for. the -next
mn o Iter he plana to hold In Med
ford next week. Hn ha plans nf
matchlnK Tom C'orUelt. who defeat
ed K. O. White 'here last' week.
Ji-Kalnst Oone O'Grady, who recent
ly won in Portland. i& haa not
completed arranKementu, but plaiin
on havliiK a bite curd, ketpJntf up
with the three, he hus already pro
moted here. .
liij; Turkey Dnnce, Wed., Dream
land. ;'49
A divorce complaint waa filed In
circuit court today by Cnllle Neldif
naint Clifford NldlKi on charKoi
or1 crtiecjind iphuman trcuttnent
Vh-woupln : wns' mnrrlrd In June,
11128. :,
llnv Mndford - made fabtp'jy
blocks. Medford Fuel ,C'o. Tel fiSl.
Mra. I; 13. RtoplmnKon, arid Hph
JacK of Central T'olnt wi'ro vlfittnpi
frlendH In Atdilund1 last undny. :
HlKh erado lump lime and hyd
mud llnio for Bpraylnp.. IHg PlneH
Cumber Company. ' 224tf r
To vliit the etato pt-nltentlarv
now It l. almost neceHary to have
a pasa, and not cveryonn Is admit
ted throiiKh the Kte, City Traffic
Offfcor (Jeorfie Prescott hiUI todnv.
followiiiK His return iynt Hunday
from Ha lem. lie said that reftuta-
tlone In connection with visitor
have been made more .strict and
that apparently discipline In th-
entire prlnun hi.d been tightened,
all of which might have been dono
an u result nf prison riots which
have occurred In othe- porta of the
country.
For Rale Kindling by the load.
Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 63. 24.5,tf
Mrs. M. D. Carter of lOUenHhur,
Mr. und Mrn. M. 8. Stewart op We
lUvrchee, I. (). McCIay. Mra. K. 8.
Stewart, F. T. Jackson, MrH. Maud
lurnlKh and K. Jenltln of Seattle
are among tho gucstH at Medford
hotRls-from1 the stale of Washing
ton. '
FrcKh crabs, clams, oysters and
shrlmpri nt West Side Market. Free
delivery. Hamuels CUlhert, Tftl.
The ITnlted States Army rewrvo
officers of Medford and vicinity
will meet tomorrow evening at the
Armory with Major W. TIerney, I
S. A- in charge. The topic of the
evening aesvlon' will he "Military
Corro-ipondenci.M "
Let me write your fire Insurance
Cart Y. Tengwald. Hotel Holland
Itldg. Phone S. 1 tf
Funeral directors of Klamath
Falln have been notified that no
more Sunday funeraU are to be
held, as a result of action takon
at the last meeting of the Klamath
Ministerial association. Letters
asking 'that tho action of the asso
ciation he compiled with were re
ceived yesterday hy the directors
from " Hev. Joseph' lOwlng, Beer'
tary.' For miny yeara there has
been a hnn on Sunday funerals in
the larger cilleri. und the diroctorb
Mated they were glnd that the pre
cedent hna been set here,-K latu
tth JeVH. ' 1
High grade lump llmo and hyd
ra trd lime for spraying, - 131g Plneg
Lumber Company. 224tf
Hugh Shattuc, who has been in
southern Oregou for the paat few
weeks making a Joint government
and state survey on road and high
way traffic: to furnish a biLSis on
which the government Is to male
rond appropriations, was a visitor
in Medford hutt evening, following
two weeks spent In Klamath coun
ty milking a survey there; He re
ported the work to he progressing
satisfactorily.
Fresh salmon and halibut at
West Side Market. Free delivery.
Samuels flllbert. Tel. 649. 564
''Mr. and Mrs. IIiikIi Tarter of
Medford were vlsillni; with Mr. and
Mrs, Joe Hon flan (I and family In
Ashland lost Sunday.
Van H. Oilbert, formerly of the
Kconomy Market. Is now located
at the West Side Market. SIS W.
Main Kt with a complete line of
fresh meat, fish, fruit and vege
tables. Froo delivery. Tel. 849.
264
i Only two men are now employ
ed at the new Mil ford airport
rompletlnir the details of construc
tion which was heuun . several
months ago. They arc placlnp tho
finishing touches on the now pilots'
quarters to he rented to air-mall
pilots flying north and south out of
Medford. The building has five
rooms and Is of neat construction.
It will he ready for occuiwncy next
week. '
This office would like to have
the names of all those who oro
away attending college and will be
home for Thanksgiving, as well ai
accounts of the Thanksgiving din
ners. Please send In this news or
telephone the same as early in the
week as possible. 25a
(luests from Portland at Med
ford hotels Include Mr. and Mrs.
F. M. Hedmnn. Marjorle llolman.
Kllmheth Sim, J. McPhee, 1. '.
Thomas. J. M. llean, II. K. Flndlny.
W. W. Tracy, J. rllshnrberger. T.
H. Newsteed, Mr. and Mrs. W. S
l-tabson. Oeo. Mcrandlcss, B. O.
Ward. F. A. Mead. C C. Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Huffln. W. J.
Garrett. A. (tariffs and P. S. Stone.
Four more cars of pears and ap
ples were shipped last night to
eastern markets, making the sea
son shipments slightly more than
J. 'oo cars.
Home -cooked Turkey Dinner,
Thanksgiving, nt Amy'. Place.
Jacksonville. 1-JlSO to S. Phone
-PS, Jacksonville, for reservations.
j4.
Jane Rnedleor.- prominent Inte
rior decorator, wna among the vul
!l. y visitors In Klamaih Falls Mai
I unlay. Klamatli News.
Primary children will take prin
cipal part In an operetta to bo
tlvetrut t'entral Point school. Wed
nesday, Nov. V. ' 4
Putting at rest the rumors thai
a motor stage garage would be
constructed on the vacant lot for
merly occupied hy the old Jack
sonville railroad depot on Vest
Main, nnd occupied up until a
month ngo by the Medford uollw
department, J. t Carle, the H. P.
local agent, declared today , he
knew of no plans of placing any
building on the premises. The old
structure ' was torn down to Im
prove the appearance of the rail
road right of way and the lot has
been carefully leveled since th
building w.s taken avay.
Thanksgiving Ponce, Thursday.
I !rcf.mlund. 110
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Temporary auto licenses were Ui
sued at the sheriff's office tills
forenoon to Warren Akers. . C JI.
Newton. P. Pickens and M. Holt-
kamp of Medford, F. .M. Kempfer
of drums Pass and . JI. Btyiw of
Hrownsboro.
Otir ' customers ' must ' always be
sutlsfled. We wish to send our
customers a.way from the ..shop
feeling better ta well as looking
better. "Ask a friend." Medford
lienuty Hhoppe, 204
Included among California rest-!
denla registered at 'Medford hotels!
are Mr. und Mrs. P, J. Kreho of
Yuba City. 11. A. Pfniffer, I). W.
Fox of Lnn Angeles, Carleton Hard
of Oiland. A. f. Allen; ro, J. Cap
tollo, F. M. Skipper of rliin' Frnn
ciip, 'J. fj.''Pttrr of' Cuyton, ,Mf.
flarnctt Howard- of'' Long Heneli,
Hoy Rurns of Orovllle. .Mr, and
Mrs. F. Jt. Miller of Vacavlllo and
4.' 11. Iddy of Itnd'.MIuff. ' -l'so
Medord r mndn f a e t o ry
blocks. Medford Ful , Co. Tel 631.
. ' ' ' '..'. 1 ' f. , "2.4SU
.Mrs. I,.;. Marlln nnd Mrs. k. 1..
Farra of jpAntrnl J'olnt were busi
ness and rdeastire, visitors . In' the
city this afternoon.' having nrrlyca
here on Iho train thirf noon.
Double savings and double S. to
ll, green discount 'stamps on 'nil
cash purchnses tomorrow. M. M.
Dept. Store. 24 S
Ilqiry J'feiffer of I.os Angeles, a
representative of the Marlon H.
Orey company of that city, arrived
In the cily today' to spend a few
days here on business. '
i:W Medford - made facto r,y
blocks. Medford Fuel Co. Tel 63
-L ( .- 24Rtf
Five Asblund churches will ho'.l
union Thanksgiving services at tho
llaptlst churcn tnere -i nursu-.y
morning with' Rev. II. P. 'Mitchel
more delivering 'the sermon. There
will also he special music.
Two operettas In one evening it
Central Point school, .Wednesday.
NOV. 27. 249
O. A. McCarthy and L. H. He:i-
man of Klamath Fulls were busi
ness visitors In Medford Oils morn
ing. ; Hhop at the M. M. Dept. Store
tomorrow. . Double S. & II. green
discount stamps on all cash pur
ehases. ' 248
Judge Wlllium M. Colvig return
ed to Medford on the .Southern
Pacific train this noon from Port
land, where he spent a few days
visiting relatives.
Dressmaking and remodeling at
the Fushlon Shop, 424 . Medford
Itlila. Tel. 1 1 81. ' f
Mrs. O. H. Ames left this morn
ing for Seattle, where she will Join
Mr. Ames and accompany him io
Yakima tn ' spend Thanksgiving
with friends. After Thanksgiving
Uiey will visit in WenMrhce and
stop over In Seattle on their way
home.
. Wa not only want to please a
customer but we want to make
lire that the work we turn out Is
good' advertising for our shoppe.
"Ask a friend." Medford Jteanty
Phoppo. ' M
i Forrest Pickett returned today
from Columbia, Mo., whero he at
tended a convention of the Sigma
Delta fraternity -with which he Is
affiliated nt O. S. C. He will spend
Thanksgiving vacation In Medford
before returning to school.
'He' euro to sea operetta Potnr
riahblt at central Point school.
Wednesday. Nov. 87. ' . 2J'J
The Ashland Hoy Scout coun.dl
held lis first court of honor lasi
nlcht with nine Hoy . Scouts vo
celvlng'special awards.. J. II. Har
dy was Judge of the court nnd a
special address was given by Prof.
Irving K. Vinlng.
Ited Letter Day. : Ten S. & 11.
green discount stamps free tomor
row. M. M. uejit. wore.
Frrnk Tt.' Itlggs returned to his
home ln Dunsmulr today utter
spending a few days In the city on
htislness. .
Big Turkey Dance, Wed., Dream
land. Z4
Tomorrow Red Letter nay. Ten
S. H.' preen .llscohnt stamps free.
M.' M. Dept. Store.
i O. W; Hr.rvc'v. transcontinental
frelghtlnireau representative, spent
this morning In the city on husl
ness'and left today for Hilt and
other points In California. His
headquarters are In San Francisco.
Home -cooked Turkey Dinner,
Thanksgiving, nt Amy's Place.
Jacksonville. 12:S(1 to 8. rhnne
JSS; Jacksonville, for reservations.
245
The football team of the South
ern Oregon Normal school left to
day for Modesto. Cal.. to play Us
Thanksgiving Rame with the Mo
desto Normal school. The Ashland
team Is reported to be In good con
dition nnd eocbnrgcd by Its last
two victories.
The Hollywood Cafe. IB Main sv
Ashland. Old -fashioned Vermont
turkey dinner, 75c, Thanksgivinc.
!4'l
The condition of Miss Irva Few-
ell, who underwent a major open
tlon nt thi Sacred Tleart hospital
Sunday. vis reported today to he
as well ns can be expected. She Is
reported to be running n tempera
ture and wilt be natle to receive
callers until the early part of next
week. '
C. W. Stinger, assistant general
passenger agent of the Southern
Pacific, spent a few hours in the
city this morning on business.
Tomorrow double S. H. stamp
day at the M. M. Depnrtmeut Store.
MS"
See Brill's Sheet Metal Works
for radiator, tender and auto body
repairing. ?i"
Mr. and Mrs. Fliyd Cook are ex
pected to arrive In Medford tomor
row to. spend Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Cook s fatnef. judge iiiiain
Colvlg. 'nnd Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Warner.
Shop at; the. M. M. Deit. Stove
tomorrow.') . Houuic S. '1J. green
discount stamp. '."..?' ,' S4
Dance ut Jacjtson Springs sa:.
The Medford. Ashland and Normal
school tootb.aH teamji will be. guests
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Lloyd "t
Klamath Falls were among the vis
itors In Medford yesterday.
Special offer for Xmas photo
graphs. The reasleys, 33 1
Main. S4ott"
See our Xmas special now. The
reasleys. 311 Kasl Main. 240tf
viola DrTour of chateau, .uoni..
wan among the motor tourists fron
a distance who registered today ut
the local branch of the out of sl.il"
Aiitd registration bureau.
Mrs. J... A. Copelend and daugh
ter, Mrs. Harry Cash, of Hhaata
Valley, Cel., visited friends In Med
ford and Ashland Monday.
, You can get the national adver
tised Reaver fiestwall plaster board
at Wood's I.br. Co., Rait Jackson
qt Cleneaee. V : 249
. A carload of the famous Beaver
Hest wall plaster board has been
received by Wood's Lbf.'Co' 248
Mrs. Mabel Poague' and Miss
Ethel Bennett left hore thin morn
ing for Portland on a business and
pleasure''trlp. ' ' '
Double S. & IT. green discount
stamps 00 all I!Wll Jlpsemcn:
purchase tomorrow. M, fit. Depi.
Store. 248
Dance at Jackson ilprlnrts 'Hau
The' Medford, Ashland and. Normal
school football teams wll), be guests.
!'' ;' ; ' 20.'
Miss Lucille Jloldrldge of Talent
returned to her homo Monday from
lililshoro. Where' she had spent' a
week visiting school friends. .
Itogue Klk ThunksgivlnK Dinner.
Salad and wafers, roast turkey nn i
dressing, gibletaucc, mashed po
tatoes, squash, creamed turnip.;,
hot biscuits, cranberry sauce,p!ne
r.pplo jam; ' celery, " pickles, ripe
olives', mlrtce pie, pumpkin pie. lea
cream, coffee,' mints, f 1.(1(1, 24S
Alfred Costa, 18 years old, no
home, was sentenced to six months
In 'the Josephine county Jail, by
Judge 11. D. ' Norton. ' In . circuit
court at Orants Pass Monday for
the theft 'of the motor car of How
ard' Klsmann. of Grants Pass.
Castu Was captqred In Rosehurg.
Double' 8: & H. green discount
stamps on cash purchases tomor
row. ' M. M. Dept. Store. 248
Less ash, less soot, In that good
coal. Hansen Coal Co, Tel. 233.
'.-.'. ' '. . tf.
Miss' Margaret' Arnold, in charge
of music Instruction at the Med
ford , high school, will present a
volca recital with Miss HUma
Kmunder tonight at the latter's
pluno studio in Ashland,'' Both
young women will' Present ". num
hers und the recital Is open to-the
public. Miss Kniitnder. ' Is 'the
daughter of tl0 tfornWr United
States ambassador' to llenmnrk.1
, A written guarantee is .furnished
with every Certuln-teed roof put on
by Wood's Lumber Co., East Jack
sop at flenesee. ' ' 249
' High grnde lump lime nnd hyd
rated lime for spraying. Hlg Pines
Lumber Company. 224tf
ON BUT ONE SIDE
Do koft iuftyk pareclffoivjnor
than one side. In ihe gist . f
warnlnR went out by the postoffiro
department at WaHiiingtou. D. C
in makinK preparntlonM lor expo
ditlnux handling of tho onormous
number of coming ChrlHtma
paqkutcew. The department has
?ent u bulletin to all poHtmasters
9$kiiiK that they educate the peo
ple of thf Ir respectivo municipali
ties on thin mntter.
I Many mailers of pnrcelti errnp
lonsly plaee the name and address?
of ; the uddreHwee, oithflr with or
Willi out the vendor's return card.
on two or more Mdes of the par
velM lp the evident belief that this
Is dehjrable, my thin bulletin went
to Postmaster Win. J. Warner.
, "As a matter of faf:t, the prac
tice does inoro harm than good,
sin co it results in confusion and
delay In acertaininK whether th
proper postage him been prepaid,
the parcels sometimes being rated
with postane due before it Is dis-(
c.ovred that the postage stamps
are affixed on Kome other side, j
"Kurtbermore, w hen parcels,
bearing nn address on more than
one side are sent us specinl-handl-iiiff.
special-delivery, insured, or
p.. D. mail, and tbe indorse
ments show inn that such snecfnl i
services., nre to be accorded the'
parcels are not placed on all sides
hearing the address. th indorse
ments are liable to be overlooked
tod the parcels do not receive tho
spedul treatment Intended.
: "Where, mailers make n practice!
of plaeintf the address on more
than ' one side of a parcel they
should be advised of these objec
tions und requested to discontinue
tho practice." ,
rrnter Iake Chapter No.
32, 7:30 Tuesday even
Ins Nov. SC. 13S9. Spec
ial communlca tion.
Work in JI. XI. and P.
M. deureea. By order ",f
H(ch'Prn.t. ' 1. K. SOl'iri.KR,
24S , Secy.
Kotlco.
Keetilar coinmunlcatlon
Heamea Chapter 11. K. S..
Wednesday eveninp at
o'clock. Social nlcht.
Visiting members welcome.
;t 4IATTIR M. Al.nKV. Recy.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
fOK SA1.K IS head of cve. Tel.
4-it-w. i:. I,, waii. ::.s
LOST Sunday, .-child') . brown
inisalon rocklnx chntr, between
, Lincoln and Haven. Jack Wil
son. f'i W. Haven. 149
KOR SAI.K Pl.c plow attachment
for Kordson tractor, l'lione 470-11.
WR MATH TO SEK propertv kcII
an cheap rtuht at th city limlti".
but .ar cunilielled to offer this 3
acres with houae, Imii-ii. etc., al
falfa, berriej und aarden. worth
JJuoo. at the prbv of M600 ch.
BKUWN WII1TK, Realtors.
S14
WAVTKO Kor r!.h. fair farm
team and barne: Kntle amund
children. rhone 4KK-J-5. J4
WAN'TKb A desirable connection
with Medford buslneia concern
by minx man with UusUich and
HclllnK extHTlence. Can furnish
recommendation. Address Hox
W. o Mail Tribune. S51
Poll XA1.K lllue white diamond,
cheap If taken at one. l!ox A.
II.. Tribune. 4
KOR HUNT 3-room furnished
kouw, modern. 1'hnae tl-4:. 249
LEGALITY NOT UP
TO COUNTY SUPT:
Exiewloji .wos: taken today, by
Mrs. Susanna Jtomes Carter, coun
ty school superintendent, lo tlio
report puhll.'died this morning,
stilting that she, had declared the
llulto J'iills Hchoul election UIcbiiI
liecituse there was some alleged
irregulurlty in the procedure of
voting.
Coinpluiiits hud been brought
to thnt offjchrl by a delegation of
llutte Fulls citizens and sirhool
students that voting was currieu
on In an irregulur manner, but
she declared today that it was not
for her to say whether tho elec
tion was Illegal. It is a matter
strictly up to tho courts, alio said.
The election took place lust
week und resulted in drastic cuts
In the school budget, 'Including the
discontinuance of the practice of
the Uutte Fulls district In pay
ing the hoard of a number of
students who were attending high
school from distant points. The
complaints are said to have been
made by these students, supported
by several ilutto Falls residents,
on the grounds that if their board
Is no longer paid they will be
forced to discontinue school.
Upon hearing the complaint,
bused on the allegation that a
non-property owner seconded a
motion doing away with the board
paying proposition, Mrs. Carter
naw nothing else to do than to tel
the students to return to school
until the matter Is given further
invcsltfalon. ' 'j
Births
Sr. and Mrs. Joseph Crawford
of Mod ford are the parents of nn
8 pound, 14'i ounce girl, born
at the Sacred Heart Hoypital at
noon today.
liuiy Saves 1'rol.oscin'.
XKW YORK, Xov. 26. (tV)
Putty, used by I-awrence Tibbert,
Metropolitan Opera baritone, o
build up his nose for the part of
Sheriff liunce in "The Girl of tli3
Golden West," saved him from se
rious Injury last night when ft lad
der fell dfiring-the opera, striking
him on ibe nose.
DELICIOUS
Thanksgiving
Dinner
$1.25
Music While You Eat
HOTEL MEDFORD
FOR
THANKSGIVING
5 .' I
Fruitcakes
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Mince Pies
Pumpkin Pies
Rolls
Biscuits
. . Cakes
Model Bakery
111 W. Main Ph. 103-R
7
Electrotherapy Chiropractic
Dr. H. P. Coleman
Tenth Successful Year In Medford
Treatments by Appointment
Natural Methods Food Science
Medford Center Bldg, Phone 965
Phone 9 for
FURNITURE REPAIRING
UPHOLSTERING, BEFINI8HINQ
FRANK HOWARD
S19 West Main Street
HIGHWAY CRASH
SUIT ARGUED JN
CIRCUIT COURT
i A clyt) suit growing out nf an
auto accident on' the .Crater -ake
highway, f.t the '."Four Corners,"
July 17,' HIS, and; Involving the
stop iL'n at.'littei'Sf'iqtlons and tile
rlKhjrtif-woy.'rulc,(f!lt)io road. .Is
helnt: heard by Juryfn the ciroijlt
court today,1 foeUTudMe H. D,
Norton. ',' f r ; f '
Tho plaintiff Ik' MorrUt J. Hrown
of Kaffle PolnC.-nnii lhedefendant
J-eonn Roliorta,- both, veil knowi
valley residents. I Thekplnintirf isj
. rtpreseiiieu , jiiui'iiv-y viuirie;
W. neaineuB an(). tUe defendant" lv
Attorney Frank: J. 'Newman. Toe
jury 'viewed tho scene of the acci
dent this mnrnimr.
lirown "aJlej?e8 that the defend
ant was negligent and careless, and
asks $r.O doctor's m', $000 dam
ces. f auto damoKes, and $S1
for loss of"wegcs.
Mrown alleges that tbe defendant
Ifrnored the stop sisn. causing the
crash, 'nnd that his "back was
sprained and strained" when the!
car ho was driving turned over,
and he- was pinned heneath the
seat. He further alleges that ih-
defendant is of a "nervous dis
position and not an experienced
driver.'1 .
The defendant. In answer, as-
serts thai the plaintiff was driving
in a careless and neRliRent man
ner and if "he, had used reason
able diligence" the crash could
have been r.vnidcd. Kbe therefore
urayf the court that no judgment
lie siven the plaintiff, and tiiat he;
be assessed tho costs. '
Wntulln Bnrbeeun building ro-!
nifideled into meat market.
HEADACHE? Look to
Your Eyes First ,
Dr. D. A. Chambers
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
404 Medford Bldg.
DELICATESSEN
Thanksgiving
Dinner
75c - Menu - 75c
Served from 12 to 4
Colcrv anil Olives
Cream or Tomiiln Soup
Kni.il SiilinT with AVIiip Cronus
Jost Turkey mill Uressin;;
jrnslied J'olnloes
('inidied Sweet Potatoes
('seained Carrotis and JYas
Ci'iiubeiTy Sauee
jrot.Viisciiits
Desserl Choice of:
Plum Puddiut; or iromemade
Pie ,
; ; ' '., xAlso
."iiic Konst Pork Dinner
i Homemade Plum Pudding and
Ktttit Cake 50e lb.
410 E Main '
(Next to Piggly Wiggly)
aa' JTT 4 Snov" Djly at
WX CRATERIAN ; fj
Uou can HEAR the screens fe ?
71 GREATEST LOVER! t VYtt '
I 1 1 1 3 iJ l" THE PERFECT gilbert! picture
JUU v ; i ' Hear this great romantic star as a dashing
. . , y v' ' - - cavalry officer in one fiery love scene after -
- . .'.." " another.
Admission. tf3TTfc ' - -
Mats. L.W and 35 IMMftlTiU ALS'
Eves 25 and 50 "iWtl ALL TALKING, SINGING, DANCING
Uf "THE BROADWAY BLUES"
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DRAMA
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Continuous Shows ThanKtgiving Day 1:30 to 11 P M ,
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Heath's Drug Store ,
V ' txleniL io you .'. ' ?
a con mvtlaiiori lo meet
Miss Geneva Mabry
. 4 4- , .
DOROTHY GRAY
SALON
5ie will heli vim will: your individual I xiuly prvbltm
and has much to tell you in retard lo sane, effn tual
facial cure. Il'r exiierl udiice u vourt without charge.
7'oief C'oods Department
HEATH'S DRUG STORE
. LARRY and FRED
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