CANNED MUSIC IS
MEIJFOlfl) .MAIL TKIHtvNK.- MKHJ'UKJ. UWI.UU.N, PKIUAY, -MIY l',.MIiUK .WSV.
MADUID ) Madrid's iiiuslc
iiins ami uivhusirn tire faced with
the, crisis of losing their join in
movie houses ami lceltimao thcu
ters because of liio Invasion of
furciKii competition, said" Hum
lier.to Clalii-iclli. secretary of tae
Association of Orchestra Profes
sors of thin city.
KureiKii "talkies." lorelcii Jazz
ami roreien m-to.-s liavo caused the
crisis, lie explnin.-d.
"We lo pot nuit to see the sanio
thins happen in Spain us has oc
curred in the United Slates after
the introduction of sound pictures,
but. Americans o;e already sendiliK
their mcchunicul music devices to
Madrid with hv announcement
Unit they are prepared to produce
and market Spanish sound and
voice films,". Suuov Uabrlclll sllid.
'"Th lit : Is . .serious, problem.
Mechanical music, can bo adupted
to the use of legitimate theaters
and tho invasion of American Jazz
hands, particularly. ne-oog, aggra
vates the crisis.",
Alonic -with many others "who
have studiud the situation, he fa
vors nationalization ut the sound
nim iiulustiy in Spain with ndc
favorite
dessert
BUSY
WOMEN
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.TEtLcWELL mew lest
J work in the kitchen more
time for other things.
It's the modern dessert the
favorite everywhere winner of
Grand Prize at the Exposition
Internationale, Paris.
'. 'Accept no substitute.
i tiunte protection by labor reatrlc
tions for Spanish musii-ipns.
Throe, of Madrid's laiuest mov
j Iuk Picture houses have Installed
I devices for sound pictures und
, have tlischai'Red their orchestras
I und several others nre prepniiiiK
to follow suit. A number of yeurs-
auo the opera house was elosetl In
Madrid, which automatically re
leased un orchestra of SO musicians
while casinos have recently been
employing various forms of me
chanical devices to provide music
for their palroiuj.
Many French and Cicrntan shows
invade Spuif each season, per
forming at low Ji rices, and this Is
hurting the Spanish stage also,
Senor Cabrielll said.
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CONGREGATIONS IN .1 JSZ
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JOINT SERVICE mjh
npprn irv ti i i iiiV
noillMJ KIVK1J, Ore., Nov. 29.
(Special.) Tho (llrl Scouts ore
meeting every Saturday .afternoon
in tho Community hall in .Rogue
Kiver. The troops are composed
of girls from Hague River and
Foots Creek. Mrs. Skcllon of Foots
O-eck, has organized .the scouts
here and she is being tundstcd by
Mrs. Kads, 'Mrs.' Uaker jiiml Vilce
Smith. , : .......
The girls who have enrolled are
,T)orothy - Smith, Mary Hensley,
Amy Plank, Joan Scott. Mario Mo-
jLai-en, Malice McLaren, Alice Mc
, Laren, Vera riltmitn, Hun llellu
I'ittiimn, Marie lilies,? Barbara
Skclton, Frances l-?ey.:, Elizabeth
Ferry, MarfHiret Hiitesi Alary Smith
und( Mary Cay.
DAMAGED BY BLAZE
i
The Proti'slunt churches of Mi'd-1
ford Kiitlu-red In, the Hi rat Method-1
1st cUuivlj, Ki'V.-.AU'X lcimctl, imii-i
tor, for :i union. Thank.iving hitv-'
Ice, Thursilay "moriitnu. The churclij
was filled with 'worshippers who .
desired to keep alive the memories;
which, r, George -Washington. inlt!-i
a led by hi proclamation att fit?- j
of our presidents, and whleh Prcvt-I
dent Hoover followed this year. '
Tho quartet of the church fur
nished .the musie tfor murninu.
rtev. j. K. Cornier of the Meth'j!-;S to It p.m. lit'A Hour. XHt' mt-
Jst chutvh Mouth delivered the ad- vice to KGO. K11Q, KOilO(
llllDAV (
t to (5:30 p.m. Interwoven 3'ulr j
I II 11 ll ' (M I L 1 Ml 1 1 1 1 1 I I . .MH, "
lee tt KGO. K HQ, KOMO, KOW,
HVl.
li:3it to 7 p.m.' Phlleo's Theater
.Mi'tiinrlt'- ( transcontinental ). X
lC service to KGO. KMQ. KO
MO. KliW, KI'l. 1
? t.. 7 '-in ti in Ai'Mwf riiiiu- Oimk
crs (iianscontiuental . X US Her-j
K(!V. KKI. 1
7:3 to S p.m. Armour pronram
i transcontinental from t'hieaKO).
XHO service to KCiO. K HQ, ivU
JilO, KKW, Kl'
3
Telbwell
kiust it Jells so WELL
EAGLE POINT BAZAAR
ON DECEMBER SIXTH
KAGU: POINT. Ore.. Nov. 29.
SpeciuI.) A grand bazaar will be
held at Kale -Point .Friday, Decem
ber ph. In the hall over Brown's
store, .when all kinds of beautiful
hand-made articles will be on sale.
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WHIPPLE IS RECEIVER
ROGUE RIVER MILL
HOOT!-; lUYKrt. Ore.. Nov. 2U.
- (Special) Tvhe ltotjue Kiver
saw mill has gone into receiver
jWu ' , . -
J., ,M. Whipple has boeu ... ap
pointed receiver, and has been
ju;ikinu numoroua tripH to bath
Clrant l'nsa and Medford . in thy
Jliteucsts of the business.
. ( Bandoh plaix.'.pioposed for
orectton of apartineiit-hotel imild
in here. '
BODY POISONS MENACE HEALTH
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Will Rid Your System of Them
By noRlccting constipation, body
poisons get in their deadly work.
Headaches, listlessness, cloudy
complexions, which are the first
signs, soon are followed by factorn
that wreck health, ruin ambitions
nnd steal beauty.
you t an puard against constipa
tion: with a nimple remedy
Krllogg's ALL-BKAN. It i:i a de
licious cereal 100 bran that
brings .sure, natural relief from
this ividesprend evil. DoctoiM
recommend ALL-BRAN because it
is. a bulk food. It sweeps the in
testines clean of poisonous wastes
nnd stimulates normal action.
Results arc guaranteed. Just cat
two tablespoonfuls dailychronic
cases, with every meal. Serve it
. with milk or cream, fruits or honey
added. Sprinkle it over other
cereals. Use it in cooking recipes
are on tho package.
Don't neglect constipation. Bo
gin eating ALL-BRAN today. Sold
by all grocers. Served in hotels,
dining-enrs and restaurants. Mado
by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
Ar ALL-BRAN f
Always
DepeimdaMe
and guaranteed to give per
fect satisfaction down to the
last spoonful in the can.
You save in buying and in using
''KC-'-'--:
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Same Price,
for over 38 years.
25
25
ounces Sor
Pure and Efficient
MILLIONS OF POUNDS
USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT
dress, and strewed tho many ren
sons for gratitude .of the American
people. Amunif other .things h?
said that we should he espoeiuliy
triad for the way In wnleh America
was lending in world peace.
After liolntlng out these many
reasons for real ThnnksKiviriK '1(
also warned ,the nation not to be
too well content with their advance
in c.viUKtUlon: Not,, at least, nn':l
we remembered our duties towards
those less fortunate, who, ewn
caimi :here in - J N l 2 . He was a stock-
manm1!ii PMn UicU seetion
KACHJ-: POINT. Ore., Nov. 29.
(Special.) A fire broke out in thy
flue at thV home of Mrs. Com Mbr-
pran Wednesday morning, but was
quickly extinguished when her
neighbor, Mrs. W. H. Brown, tele
phoned around town for the menfolk.-?.
The damaxe was not great.
though living in this land of plen-j
ty. wore .in need and actually su-1 l inatllla iMonwr J)fal.
ferine. j PICXDLISTOX. Ore., Nov.
i In the main, however, Hev. M.'.i( ("harle.s i-l. Oleott. ?LV-i'4ddont-t'oncler
presented , our country as I t,f I'matlUa raunty 07 yeai H. died
rlehi In Hk olewiuys. not'oniy toj tody frerwpven. 'months illness,
be remombered--on"-ThankKiviim j He wuk born at Yrek. Cnl.,- and
day but every day of tne year.
. Dr. Kunk of the'Lutberan chnreh
prewidMl; Ilev, AV.'x.U. tiiUon of the
ItiudisT chuirji read, tho presiden
tial proclamation; Carman; K. Mell
of he (Christian church Vtjad the?
scripture; Uev. C IS. Porter of the
l'resbyteriun church lod In prayer-,
and Dr. CJ. O. Lamiton it theIiap
tlstichurcrh jnonounccd ' thfe" pen-1-dieUoh::;.
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Tho ofC,eVi'hjf va? tunnjd-'over to
the Community 't;hc!:t.cv ...
GIVE FAREWELL PARTY
FOR ROGUE RIVER fi
ROGl'E HlVEIl. Ore., Nov. 29
(SpociaU A ntiinlier. ot the mem
bers of. the Live' Oak sranKe mot
at the homo of Mr. aiid Mrs. Al
Lowo and tondcrod the.W. R. Lamb
family a farewell par.ty.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Lainb and daugh
ter, Dorothy, vho,.4ire leaving to
make their home near Talent, will
lie greatly, .missed ' as they have
been vory'netive grango membors.
Those.. ptesent( were Mr anil Alts.
W. R. Lamb aml''jDorolb.v, Mr, and
Mia. Bparks;; Mi'. antl .Mrs. A. T.
Mcllvain, A'r. n-nd Mis. ('. IS. Hotl
kln, Mr; and Airs. Oscar Shepherd.
Mr.. and Mrs, JJorry Wallo, Mr. and
:Mrs? Otto- FiihVniaVC Sir; '"and -Mtt,
Reed Gai ter, Mri omd Mrs. Wright,
and (he boat an hostess, Mr. and
Mrs. Al.Love.- - , , ,
LAKE CREEK I
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I.AKR CTtEKK. Ore., Nov. 29.
(Special.) .Everett UilBstijii, who
has J)cetj having it bad case of ton
silillK, .In -quite a lot bettor. He
expects to lie . able to return to
school Monday;
There was quite -a crowd at the
iliuicn .Saturday niKht. iTUe next
dunce will ho Dec. 7th.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyuiit and family
und L. 11. Settles ' were guests of
the C. K. Bellows family Thunks-
g liiR day - - -
. II. H.; I'ox was a' ImsJnuss. visitor
in Modfui-d Tucsduy.
Mr. and Mrs. 1 -loyt ' Rmlt h were
down froin live luUu thcr lust of tho
week, t-o,tUi '-(iIiib Mohuuy "evening.
" Mr. and Mrs. C E. Tcrrlll wei-o
riillins recently on Wis. O. W.
I-'rey. Mrs. Krey hus 'liut-n Vitiito
poorly , f or some time. i..,.
JoU;, Walch and Frank KHugle
were riding foi cattle TueHday.
A. H. Hinipson fpoiu th first of
the week in Medfoid vl-llhiK with
frif'iidH. -, . . '
,U. K. 1'iv.y h:iH chained bin
plans. Now "he expeclK to remain
hero for tho rent of the year ut
least. ' " .
Mr.' and Mrs. Uoy i.v'Ay and
oiih, JjoiittltJ and lEJch'atd were
week-end kucmU of Mr., und Mrs.
II. L. Tonn. v
FriendM of Mr. Kato Wakh,
who has boon very III at her liome
in Med ford, will be pleased to
hear thut she In sllpIiUy improved
und hopes are cntertninctl tor her
recovery. ' '
Mrs, K. H. Jone.v and Ituyniond
Uarrudalo wero Mdford visitors I
Sat unlay. ! ' ' ' , '
Margaret Waleh who was ill for
several days last week, was uble .
to be back ltf school Mombiy.
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FOX FARM ATTRACTS
MANY, ROGUE RIVER
UOCriC ItlVEIl, Ore., Nov. M.
(Sicclul) A reiiresetitalivo of Hie
Jack Isaln Produce company of Sun
Pranclsco called at the Taylor blun
fox farm recently to see I ho foxes.
Every week sees many visitors to
the farm for as yet this is unite a
new hIkIiU wViiHdix thosu v. ho called,
the past weuk were Mr. and Mrs.
Mt'C'ormltk, Mr.' and Mrs. Charles,
firey. .Mr. and Mrs,' IJ. .1. Hliurpn,
Mr. and .Mrs. .Inincs tihnrpe, Mr.
and Mrs. OoorKf lieurs, Mrs. Tom
Johnson and . Henry . liruotllng of,
Itoguo, River. .....
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C Picket Family Patent .',
Sy ' pK) Picket Whole Wheat
- I Wl' . I I'll WaL he'd welcome a ' ' MJ
1 NpraSV-'v' steaming U of Golden Wert - MASON,, EHRMAN CO.
. . ' ' . V- r. ' m
KOW. Kl'u, KKI
9 tn H:30 p.m. llornon Progl-nm.
XllSj service to K'Hi. KIIU. KO
Ml, KOW, Kl'O, KKI, KSY and
KOA.
!l:30 to in p.m. l'nion Service
Station Four (from KKI). NIjC
service to KtiO. Kill), KOMO,
KOW. Kl'O. KKI.
10 t.. I 11 - It II it i "In thit l'lirtol- "
XHO service to K'lO.'Kllti. KOA. I
10:;!0 to 1 1 p. 111. "Tho Nolliuds.
XlllT service to KtiO, KHU. KOA.
11-. lo 1 p.m. .Musical Musketeers.
NI1C service lu KHU, KOMO,
1 t'O.
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' Lamport' Toyland, the largest between San Francisco
". and Portland, have decided to reduce their tremendous
stock and also discontinue many of the small lines pf
toys. and confine the stock to wheel goods' arid the
larger and higher grade toys that are only carried in
'the larger cities! This big sale will start Saturday and
continue until stock is sold out. Next week we will give
you a description of the numbers we are closing out.
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First cf All Is Our Wonderful Stock of
MADAME HENDREN DOLLS
IL XL Off
I-
All Baby Dolls i2 Off
W One Lot of S1.50 Dolls, While They Last . .... . . . . 49c
01
Buddy L toys, those high grade wheel toys, which are
in a class by themselves. Reduced from $2 to $3 each. ,
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A .v .. 'a, -''V
Dogs Slay Sheep
MONMOlTIl, Ore.. Nov. JS. (,Vi
Thlrty-tlve head uf sheep owned
by two ranchers nesr here were
sialn by dogs within the pant week.
P. C. Sclilack lost 80 head and I..
I). Ilomur lost five head a day
later.' - "
The hs.ic1 are.-t of Ijm Ans
eles Is 34 times r.s l.'irtte on thut of
H.tn Fr.incico.
EXTRA SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
Doll Beds, Dressers, Tables and Chairs for . 98c
See our stocks before you buy.
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Largest Toy Store in Southern Oregon"
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