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Newspaper Page TextHDUDAYFEASTS - AT j ROGUE - RIVER "-TtQpi'ElmvEn.'Or.. Bee ? tM$ftlK and .M. Mrort O'KUy- ?n$if ihon. C'li,vlUJ dliont Thanksgiving In Eugene. vlfUliin MlH. O'Kelly's sister, - M r. Arpko nnd 'family. .Another -non. itur well; Jollied .them at Ku?ene. llul'- well in. employed Jn i'ortliind, bill tormorly, lived in Honue Itlvci', i ,'J. S. Hatch was a huBlnoHS vls ' ftor tti Med ford Tuesday. j.V dinner; jiarty was. held Thurs day' at tho Charles Warren home. Those present were CM I'.'. .antl .Mr. " William White, Mr. and Mrs. lrred 'Anderson nnd 'llenn. Mr Demcinta, , MK Guinea, Mr; 'Nle,l Mr: Co.rd i.ner. ;MI -Florence.! :Whlte.,- -and liifc host - and hostess, '.Mr." and '3(1 m. Chnrlea Warren. . Ml-. and Mta. Fred Deneler had (or cuestH ThiinksKlvlns Mr. anl Mrs." ltlchard Scott and fumlly. Mr, and Mrs. Ham Sundry and d.'hifrlUeis. 5'lady and Doris, en tertalned with a ThanksirlvlnB dinner at their home. Cluesia In (luHed'.; Mr. and Mrs. Ira I'holps arid son, Junior, 'Mian Hetty Tayne, and J(. O. 'C .Miller of llenlola. Calif. : '. Mr. aha Mrs. Holland Taylor fht'erllilned with a dinner at their honie Thiinksitlvlne day: Their guests were Mr. and ' Mrs. D. I. fiharpe, Mr. arid Mrs. James fiharno, Mrs. Effle Farrn, and Mr. Si. lllril 'of firnhtK 1'nss. Mr. and Sits. Arthur Fiirhi or l'rnvolt, nnd Mi'fl. ' Florence Taylor of ItoKite lilvcr.' Miyund Mrs. Iinli Iturkhnrt had for -. dinner. rucsIh ThankiJrivInK day Sir. iiinl ' Mrs. Martin llllrk liait .and , Mrj. and Mrs. . Fred Nixon.- ' " ,.' MK' -and Mrs. " Marlon l-'ince, who : ho hfM'h fMMidlne wtnie tiliio at their iihifer mine on KOOtlq ere4:, returned lit' tht'lr . honie in' ItoKiie Itiver for Thanks Rlv:njr. -Th'ir Hiic-sts were Mr. J.anee'a mother, Mrs. Mnrthn Ken man nnd Mlllnrd Hull or Cold Hill. , ' . . SCOUT LEADERS ENI! HIKE UR WAGNER CREEK huK. 'TALBKT. fire.. Doe. 2. (Hil.) Hnv. Audley llrnwn, .aceoinim riied "hy seven Hidilt hia'hlj.rs 'frorr MedfortI mid Ashland, also iv.'li'ee ltrlekor, - Hcout.' exoeiltive of the niitirr' i like counell, left Tolont . iljursdiiy miirniMK at II : .1 0 and iiLruvc,tyycrHl -nilh'H up the Wa-;ri-r: ere'tk. rpad, then hiked from ilheio -to the forks, where they'lils Mgliro hidden by , the tarmer' V'0i)KCr -their hreakrust and mnd( lillllv fmmn.' wtlh n.onmnpniiAnalM Jit nature study and did snmo scout, glnuca arowd 10 much ot alio tent wutileiv-i.An, address on the rionefits u, heijould see, Belected. an ovor , ortaeout work for men-w Bn. ,urned lox Md M down. on It :)..v ,ltV Krown, afior , ,. board , crcaheil- Under .hla i.vol nntil avh lead hy Itev. lirown., ii,t j oj,. Tf.., fri.,V MP..i.,.t . ii.in weight and Sundown head turned n ivf y arrived noma nt 1 1 ill). , , , , , , , ., t ... , Inquiringly In Cliaao's direction LEI. 00, F.i NAMES NEW OFFICERS iACKSpNVI.U.1!, Ore,, Doc. 2 (Hpetllil.) The f. O. O. F. lodee held . election 1 or officers , ut .their meetinK Matuniny evenini;, .Novem ber 80, as follows: Nolilo Kiaiul, Don Hhuss; vice-grnnil, Joe llroad; recortllny secretary, Wesley Har; man; : rinancliil seereiury, Alfred . SS'orrls, and treasurer, John Norrli. THANKSGIVING PROGRAM BY PUPILS OF TALENT . TALENT. Ore., Dec, 2. (Spl.) Wednesday afternoon the Ki-udcs of the Talent school put oh a very plensinK nnd appropriate proi Brain, In keeping with te Thiiiika glvlng season, with Puritan cos tumes and Indians In win- paint nnd eat hers. ROGUE RIVER BAZAAR DECEMBER SEVENTH ' TtOtirE RIVKlt, Ore., Dec. !. (fliieelal.) The Ijullen' Aid of tho Hnpe'Trcshyterlnn church will linld thln, baitanr at the .I'omniunllv hall J)ocemher 7. They will serve a hot dinner. The ladles' Aid held thir regit .lur, meeting Friday at the home of Mrs. f. linker. ma Daking Powder j Same Price for over ; 38 years i 25 You avi Ih iuintf It. UMleM thanof hifih prices) bnnd. MILLIONS Of f UMBO aTOVBCOVl FOUNDS . VBHNMKNTi .1 tnuuu The Secret of Mohawk Pond ' , By Natalie Sumner Lincoln ,. J teitint to iuak ill nt Vm l.,.i unbearable for I'eutft i'reacott, heir to the1 estate of its former natter Herbert , Hretcott, on unote. 510 finds welcome old m itir farmer-uettjhbor. Obodinh i'oan . ami , his handsome ton, Jim. when she ia laced with murder ctiamea tor tntalhi shout ing a nocturnal intruder identified as Ueut. bUlnur Stanton, her uncle's intimate friend, t'eoau'a interest M Jim orowa and she , make a him her confidant, Out ia gome what aunotied bu hin ac em ir, a impersonal interest in htr ptiftht, Jim oaea to entjuae r.aunsel tot her, and Obadtah' interest tu Sundown, an Indian who I'reacott befriended, ia' Itctahtened bu the ituauloions voiced by Anulln Chase, botanist, who is a. twin hrdt Iter nt the executor the I'reacott a tote. ...... . , Chapter 13. THE SILHOUETTE ftlE llgfit from Obadlali'e electric torcb revealed the outline of the tent that was Sundown's home aa the farmer nnd Chase ap proached. Ills low hall went unanswered; repeated, it again met with no re sponse. Slilftlng his torch to his left hand, he pulled aside tho tent fly aud climbed Unceremoniously Inside. The light from his torch foil on u bl&nkoted flguro lying on one side of the . bed, and he kept Its rays Sbadlah'a torch Illumined the swarthy iirned1 , hill Hn Sundown's faco tui the half-breed's eyes. opened. ''You tniiBt be Ida to tho seven sleepers. Sundown." Obadlah helped . himself to the only chair while the little botanist. )ui as uio nattery in me torcii died. ' leaving the three men In total darkn3s. "Sit still, Sundown. I'm Evans, ot Echo form," and the half-breed .remained where he was, sitting erect In bed, "Where have you been for the past 10 days?" "I go to Torrington." The hdlf-brood's low melodious tones we.ro In striking contrast to' Ohadlah'a Yankee twang. To the i hospital there." "What for?" Obadlah naked. "The doctor, he promised help Tor my eyes." "Your eyes," repeated Obadlah speculatively. "So you are seeing totter at night, eh?" "No" the soft voice was touched with melancholy "the doctor says not." "Humph, you wouldn't need S doctor to tell yon that, I'm think-1 lug." . flbadloh bent forward, lecond later a match flared up directly be rirfc Sundown's face nnd Obadlah tilled Into the black, lusterloss i-yos with widely distended pupils. Vhs match burnt his flngors be-,1 fote hk tossed It down and stopped l) yn It. Sundown moved slightly, i "There Is a lantern" Obadlah cut short Ihe suggestion. "Nc. we'll talk III the dark, with no ndvnutago to either," he said. "Whero were you last night?" ' "In bed." v "Where?" tho Insistent voice went on. Uiideriienth the blanket the half brood Angered Ihe steol hlailo of a dagger lying across his lap. Suri dcn.y ho spoko. almost Intoning tils words. "tlnrkncsa overtook me and I slept out In the open; my bed was Bjy blanket under the skies." "Whereabouts?" j to t no eastward of . Mohawk 1 Summit." 'j "Thcro nre two sutnnills. Which '. o you mean?" The rising wind, betokening the iipnroaehlng sloim. came through he open flap hud Hlllnert hut the walls of the tent. It also carried to sundowns sensitive nostrils the I FOftMER TALENT WOMAN DEAD IN ONTARIO, 0RE.t . j TAI.ICN'T. (Ho.. Dro.-a. (Spl.) r i nnhir or Mr, ulul Mm. Krank Hold riirtnrr niiionlii nf thin vlrlnl'y 1 rhino Ntivon.t-rr Ql. tvtth llw. Ami nnil huVo tunny frliMnln horn wl;n j lev lirown nnd hln oltins of ouiik will ho naddoiifd hy ih nown t.f , mlirrtnl Moilo hu rupkIh. Thr hvr di nth. i-vi'nlnis wiui spent In j;uno una Mr. I.noy had hoi in 111 hnnlih ! muh v K fi.r homo (Imr hu( wi.m ltmrloil t ' , nuirh ImprovtMl when Hho wuk j Anicrlcnn nniolopo nro jo nnm tiikon wtih pnpiimnnH. The rhd ! rol,!l UMut ns to cnnntlttitp n emtio Novombor ID, form niilwincc. smell of tobacco smoke front Ob, dlah's pipe had reached hint btfore, uow ho detected t'hase'a clear, i "Who hare you here. Mr. Evans, besides yourself?" he demanded. "The man on tho woodhoj, who. is he?" ........ "An old acquaintance, Suniown." Aqulla Chase broke his long si lence. - .. ,, . ' "Chase, the botanlsL".-.- t "Ah, welcome!" ' : ' ' Sundown's miisleal votes bld s cordial note as he turned his he.? In Chase's direction. "And why have you not spoken before?" "Me hadn't a chance.". Obadlah chuckled again and Ig noring the half-breed's attempt to switch the conversation, reverted to his former question.- "Where were you. Sundown, on East or West Summit?" ; ., ; , "On neither, but between the two," was the cryptic reply. "Your ears are keen if your vision Isn't," Ohadlnh said. "Did you hear Lieutenant Stanton ride through the pass and along the path toward Fire Tower say somewhere between midnight and two o'clock this morning?" ; Another aud more violent gust of wind dislodged some pans tin the table; they full with a clatter to the floor, drowning Sundown's mi, feattlrei :of Sundown oh the eot. voice, and Obadlali caught otlly hit closing words. ' ! ;:- 1 ". . . none ride with . safety . down the pass at nlgbu" "But he did." - Chase, unable longer to keep silent burst fiito the conversation.'. "And Stanton reached .Yew Lodge?" ! "So!" Without sound Sundown wriggled toward the root of his bed, getting closer, to. the tont opening. "And who met him there?"; v ...i "Death."- "Glory to Godl Glory to, God! Glory to Godl" i : . -- The half-breed's chant came' to Obadlah between gusts of wind and be sprang tip. "Stop It!" he ordered. Stop it! Is that all the Christianity the parson taught you? Stanton's dead, I toll you; don't holler like that." The chant ceasdd as suddenly as It had begun. "What hilled the lieutenant?" he askod. '.'..'.. "A bullet." Chase also had risen and advanc ing, touched Obadlnb's elbow. "Miss Prescott mistook Lieuten ant Stanton for a burglar." The bed shook tinder Sundown, consumed with wild, uncontrollable mirth; bis hands clamped over bis mouth smothered nil sound. "Let's go. I'll see yoli tomorrow. Sundown." Obadlah snld. The storm broke as they ap proached Yew Lodge. "Itun, Mr. Chnso: I left the gritea open." nnd as the botanist aped down Mohawk Lane, he started to run also, only to catch his foot In an exposed Ireo root and fall head- long on the ground. The breath knocked from hlrii, iMiiimuu my sun ior a second, men rolled partly ou his right side. In Hint position he raced Yew Lodge, tho long, low building, chtlrely dark, looking even larger against the wators or the pond beyond. Ha was about to get to his knees when Hit saw n light nt tho lower window. Surprised. Obadlah remained whero he was. It was approaching midnight, of Hint he was certain: which, then, ot Hid Lodge's Inmates hail tho temerity to wander In the cellar nt that hour of the night 1'eggy Prescott or Julia, her maid? Mechanically he wiped (he water from bis eyes. Ills gate Hied stead- iraslly upon the clear-cut silhouette it was as fnmlllar ni his dead wltn's features! Iliit Jim supposed to lie spending the night nt Lltchlleld! CoiiyHflJit. ). Apuletbn olid Co.! liciiorlno ilohts and tho pad lor.ktd tMieomnt room intrlou Ohadiah anil Aqulla In tomorrow's iiHtiilhnf nl. HOLDRIDGES ARE HOSTS TO TALENT LEAGUERS 1 . . TAl.fcXT. Oi'i, 1V 2. (Sjit.)-" l'': '' 'V-' !':' !'.' ' : : "W.iS'.lVy; FEASTSIN TALENT ENJOYED BY MANY 4' ( ,' taiJet. Ore., Uec. 2. (Spe cial.) , ThanksKlvIng was observed ip Talent ,1iy tilimy. fumilyi.dlpneril. t tfiy ninny. rmily:.dnnanl. 'the, UN, weafl.et inSny om o'tlier parts' J Wijoy .liullty of Talent's, noted OvylDg to ) came ' fro i tho hospitality or Talent's noted MisV'owfrB ftnd UtiuKhtcr Klln dv i-'iitelttiini'd nt n lurkoy illhrifi. Mr. (inn Mrn. Jri lVtHnyiJi txiid fnftilly of AhIiIiwhI nnd Mr. and Mr. -"'Kvprctt imily ot Unrnr (ipk. Mr. hiirt 'MrA. ItF. Tnrk . hmi hu thnlr RUOHtH thplr dniiRhtor, ' Mrn. Hlarlcwoll ri nil fnmlly of AHhlnnd, and tlH-fr hoii Roland of Mnltn, Or. Mr. nnd Mv.' Arriile Kntoi ihld cirl?rH for fifteen" nt u family 'din- i nor irt their home north' of Talent. Mr. arid Mrril Hal Nye were en tertained at dinner hy Mr. Xyp' mother ln(Medford. .Mr. nhd Mm. Ch'.m lloldrldce entertained at n dellKhtful dinner their family nnd frlehdH. . Mi, und Mi'K. Harvey Vnlter and Grandma Kline npont ThnnkHpiv Iiik n'tlh their Hon and brother, ItoH Kline of KaKln Tolnt. Mr. and Mrn. A. I luson, . MrH. Julia Ki-Hklne and Jack Kixklno of Medford were tho dlnneV KUOHtH of Mr. nnd Mih. Noel KrHklne' of thin eity Ttiankwgiving,. , Mr. nnd Mi-h. LcHtcr Newhry entertained at u family dinner wltii Air. and Mrn. Audley . yrowh n Rtiest ThnnkKKlvIfiK day. ' Mr. iid At r. Floyd 1.aey had ns their Ries:tH 'Thiirnlay. Mr. itud Mih. A. A. I fall. Mr. and Mi-k. John la;y?and dauMhler Hazel of Ash land and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hall of Aledford. ' , Mr. and Airs, f'lareneef Ifoinei nnd wife and dai:hier l'limt..iHi fro in rti'liha to Mlld ThunksfilVtill with Mrs. llomoM father, Tom l-'ihiri. MIsk SiiaiiK' nliei'ir a-'ompaiiJ hy M ikk .t'i.ariiiii spi'iu rrhnik.i KlviiiK with .ior parent, Mr. nnd .Mrs. Ud llolls of Onttal : Pqlrf't. MIkh l.rs'hy Hpent the day. JnlKo. the week end with her parents -in Med ford. , JA(KSO.VM;f;H;"Ore;,: De-ij. 2. r-( Special. J.vMe.VJind.Alrii: I-eon- hrd Lyfiwf 'ehtOltnlneft pUthnksgiv ng for UvelVflj i Sti -'iiiid' Alrn; Kt iengerind family of Medord Vpre among the KuestH ireHcnt.",'.i '7,r (li-andimi Otn'trnll, . Ill nt. :her home" tlie paHt'Aveek, Is Hohidwliat m proven , ' ' Airs, (.'oi'a' Crumnol 'Xnnletraie. spent ThnhkRglvlng wUh'.ier moth- Mm.-tthrdrlla 'A.ntteny at 10u- ' MIrk Vesta Hall, Knjillsh teacher In'tho local high school,. Is siiend-r lug the week nl her homo at Oak land, Oregon. .. ;!';.' .1 Mr, Und Mrs. George McCHllum and' children, Melvjn and Iavene from Ktamnth Falls, f ero Sntur day visitors nt the tiny S'vensTg home. . ' jt;Vnton Frank was a guest for Thanksgiving dinner of Mr. and .Mrs. Nleewood at ulietr "homo In Medford. ', George Alerrltt and Aliss Issle McCttlly were Thanksgiving. dinner, guests Of Airs'. J. Ar. Willtafns and AIr. Frank Saulsberry. N i Hoofs and daughti,'! AJJks Alice were dinner guests Thanks giving day 'of Air. dnd MrH. Hnrl lett'. -';t .; Ati.s nhd Mrs. Chris Keegan, Georgfc l.owis ' tind Airs. Nettle Thnmp'sofl were gueRts nt n turkey dtither lit the Arthur Lewis home Sunday.' ' Air. nhd Airs C. C. Chltwood entertnlhed with U dinner Tliurs day. titiests present were Mr. and Mm.. S. K. Ogle, Jacksonville; nnU O. Miller and wife of Provolt. Alt, nnd Airs. O. I)or6t:iy en tertulned with u ThankHgiving din ner, (luests present were Air. and Mrs. Itud Itwrence. won' ICetiheth and dnuhter Dorothy of Med ford and Art Davis. 1 lU'V. and Mrs. Hill Uay enter tained with a dinner Thursdny. Plates wore laid fift tc'h H. V. Anderson passed .through Jacksonville , Sunday on his return to the Hltle Ledge mine. Miss Grace Kirk, gladp teacher, spent the week end ut her Uonio near Ktigene. Afrv tind Mrs. Alec Morris gaye n family dinner at their home on Thanksgiving day at which plates, were laid for fifteen. Mr. and Mrs. Marsh entertained a number of relatives from F.ure ka the past week. . . Grandpa Jenkins Is finite 111 nt the present writing. Ho was hiovcd frmu. his home to the sanitarium Wednesday. -Air. and Ah. )2. A. Fleming hnve moved 1Mb . tlielr new modern seven room, hotnl oh Hast Califor nia street. Air. and Aim. At. 8 Gentry and family of North Jacksonville were guests Thanksgiving day of rela tives in i flints 1'nss. Mrs. Newton of Klumnth Falls is now assisting it nurse at the Itogue Ulver Sanitarium. Mrs. Davidson of Talent Is ns slsttngirs. .T.4Ftek lit vv hoiiie here for n short time. Mr", am! Airs." (leorge Chase and Mrs. Nettle 1'lymnlo of Yreka, Cal;i nhd Mrs tMinse's daiiKlHer Alur guii't, of Vuba City, Cul., weroVall Ing nit frleluls here Thursday. Mrs. Chase and Mrs. .Mymnle were for merly the Misses l.lttle of this plifc r and were natives of Jackson ville They lived while here where the oitcur KnoK hi. mo now Is. ROGUE RIVER LOSES TO BUTTE' FALLS CAGERS noon isivnn. ore., tvc. ( pedal. )-THf;. Itniai, Klver Imv.V hnsketlmll teain played nt lliltte Kails lrldiYj- ntKlit. ltosue lllver lost hy one point. JACKSONVILLE I TURNS OUT TO BE A P TOTJ?t)),;d,re., ftoc'. ' n-it 7T:. Z izrY c . , " h"f ' '"; '"t '' very of the dismember- . nony, or a youn girl In an nhundoned untoinohile here, today dixsojVed into the amhltiouu ef forts', of .. several younKdterB tu h p li kq 'theiiv doH In an Ingenious kennel. V '-.'! Sheriff W. H. .Horsfoll, iik'Jii unraveled tho inyMtery, wild Th ? (hlldren of Mr. und Mi-b. C. A. Mackay had a fine litter of bull pups hut no kennel. They , Im provised, ft .home for the dogs In the tnrinenu of nn abandoned an torn oh lie parked near their home. C onerous bu tellers provide-.! h'nhcK nnd the pups lived hlh (lu ring the "summer months mi til they reached a, mure mature afro and joined the adult, canine cir cles of Toledo. Atnohff the juicy bits offered hy butchers wns the leg of a behr. The enr wjih sold Friday to J. K. (.'hhplri,, auto wrecker, . und while he wns dismnhtelinfr the enr dis covered j.he let;. He notified: n nlht marshal arid .they hustled the bear leg to a doctor's office who snld It- might be a human bone. Hut Sheriff norsfall. with true steiithlng Instinct, upset the mys tery "and Toledo went back to Us lumber Industry. - ; ' i CLUB ENTERTAINED JACKSfOeNVlLLi;,. Ore., snee. 2. --(Speclj-lJ Mrs,' . llaqoifl ;t nnp was hostess to thfe: Jacksoivlll- Bridge club at the home of Air. and Mrs. Oscar Lewis Monday evening- Three tables of bridge were In piny. Those present were Mi. "nnd Mrs. Uoy Jones of Cen tral Point: Airs. Ida Wilson, Mrs. V. T. Wilson. Airs.. George Alnx well, Mrs. Jt. Finney. Airs. K. S. , Severnnce, Mrs. Fred Flck, Mi s. , Ray Colemnil. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar I Lewis. Mrs. Harold Crump and Mrs. Howard Uaro of Medford. A lively, luncheon was served by the hnsH-HH. 'J- . r- II ' " L Y PHONE " NRSV YOHIC, Dee, 2. The E'vtjalng' Post'nys the tlriit ;h1iIRo Hibr 1 telephoilo-- HOrrtce, fflli an ocean llitei- will he mlido available to pn8seiiKer on the l S. liner Lbvlatl-ati on December S when Hhe la a (lay oiif to aed on her way to Southampton. The syatem was perfected hy the American Telephonb & Telegraph company nter exhaiiHtlve tests. The International Telephone & Telograpli company already has conducted experiments In radio telephony oil the t'unnrd liner Her- en'Kilriu. ... ..... . FLAMES THREATEN NEWARK. X. .1., Dec. 2.Wt rflxty-nlrie children.' rnhKtlK, ( aije from four' uiorttlis to 15 yenm; all hed-iiiden pntlenta at the hospital anil home for cripnled children here, -were safely removed today when fire Was discovered In the x-ray file atorape room. AlthouKh deadly fumes from the hurnliift films filled the corridors of the htiltillm;. known as the old section, none ot the children, a: -tendants or firemen was affected. . None of the patients in the new annex, mostly adults, was niv.-ir? of What was taking- place. SUE CAROL'S MARRIAGE VERIFIED BY FILMD0M flOt.l.YWOOD. Cnl., lice. 2. l-The film world has 'Terlflelt Its shsilc(ons that Nicholas Prat aUd rjvelyh l-eileror Keiler iv& tin. Which means that Nick Stuart nnd Sue enrol, lovers on the screen, are marrlei!. They have been Jlr. atid Mrs. Slhco July, anil since then have often said that they were tint eiiHiiMil. ..... ... , Nearly -.'n.ann miles of filnrCias been inspected by the Uailsas mo tion picture review board In the past -four years. Children like This Safe Prescription Ccugh; and Boris i Throat ' Re lieved Almost Instantly ft'orf Willdren'ii 'eotiehs; hud Sortf thivaia-hefei-e -thee 'iillinentH" loud to 'duiiKOi'mu 111m. Thoxlne, n dt,c, ibr's ore-crlnllon, now assures ro- lief within K ininuiCM to children us well iih iiihili.s without 'tlie dun uer. in the uso of patent medicines eoittainltiK harmful drniis. Tlioxlnc works on ii different )t'llH'!lc, goes dlreet to the wnll'i'l of trouble and n-lieves the Irrita tion wlilt-n onuses ine coimttinn , nnd .ore throat, tdeul tor children cause n is sure lino does not have the usual "nasiy-medietne" taste. Nn gavitling. Just us; for Thoxlne. out mi rertdv fur use In a.-e. tlor and 1.00 hnltlea. Money hack If not relieved. Sold by Jnrmln & Woods. DEL'IHRK" 2, 1929. Movies Greater . ' Attraction Than ""Booka'for Young CHICAT6, Beo. ,2. V- m J Alice Miller Mitchell, acting for the Wleboldt Fundntlon. set out to determine whether Hooks or the movies held the greater appeal r.s entertain- ment for chUttriinJ, and tne twit ot hoi- Mtiidy hasv re- ; warTu r; -.'": ; i she nil It nii. Vnt nf ilin A. 10,052 c h M dre n studied at- tended the nifivW Op i.17 per cent definitely smied they dirt not isn .to' nteture, shown, most of thorn remaining away heeaue of reJUrious beliefH. 4. ; - ,.;5 1 4. Kanc'v fnrroli. ; rdmnhtlc Jtlhslncr- daiH'Ifl'atrsk', ii oming to the Crntf&lnrn U..ayIi the big attrac tion, ,,Srweetle,' In'Avhlch sho plays the t'ltre ole. 'Sweeile" a piay-revUe of youth and pep, stage and "prep" it hus ; boeh referred td by show meh as 'tho 'Good News of thi talking screen." . Alius Carroll is the chorus 'girl performer who' falls in love with a prep school boy and lifter "falls', licfrftss-'to the very school frliere h f s a student. There arc sohgs galore, Iflahclhg girls and boys by the score in this big e-xti-avngnri&a. . Smg mimber that -.all will be whistling are "Kweefei- Than Kweet,'. yile's So rniiKUnl," "Alma Alaminy",' niid "Hear Down." ''V . -'" y . Jaeic Oak'o. g'rndii'ate of the stage-. and vodvil who lias heroine I a grc;ii- favorite, after tlireu role.s in talking pictures, puts over j :i rut-iireuKiitp Miwiri-fi .ii'Her nur-ao'tei-!jtitIiin--tlial " of Tap-Tap" Thompson, the 'blg-timq-j hoofel and iscrig-plugger. Hq iigs 'Alma Afammy" In a hurlesrjue gradua tion scene. Ifeleft Kane, the tiny-voiced girl with the big. brown eyes, ., sings tiirec numbers. v P0LA CLASHED WITH PRINCE AVERS PLEA P.UtIS, ,. Frances Deo. -W- Counsel tor I'ola. jeKri,, Him star whose real name Is Appojlne .Chain pec, today filed u. petition for di vorce against 1'iiiice Seign Mdvianl. Tho kiouiiiIh nlveu were Ihcom patihillty, und Inatanuea of, clashes In. temperament .between the film player and the, pilli(.-e..werer recited,. tFM A THREE DAYS' COUGH IS YOUR DANGER SIGNAL iCougiic from, colli msy lead to-eo-rious trouble You can' stop . them now with Croomulsion, an emulsined creosote that is pletssnt to lake, Creomulslon is a medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and in bifiits germ growth. Of all known drugs creosote Is ireo. ognized by high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for coughs from colds and bronchial irritations. Creomulsion contains, in addition to crcowte, other healing CREOMULSION FOR THE COUGH FROM 1 City Treasurer's Notice i Notice Of Consolidated Improvement Assessments XOTU' I HEKpBY TilVEX, that this smi-Jnmial install ment of ono-twcntit'tli of principal nnd intrroKt on iinvitit;, sower tind wntornuiin nssresincnts Upon nil properties for wliieh aippli ention was made on July 1, 1018 to extend tlie time olj payment will tic due aiid pttynlile at the officio, of tlie City Treasurer De cember 1, and if not paid oh or before January 1, 10:10 will Become delinquent and penally of five (5) per cent will , be added. '-.'.' Ttiirly (HO) days nfter such delinqueney the property will be ailverlised and sold for t lie amount of sueli deliiupteney to;;plier with penalties and costs of sueli sale, in accordance with Section MS of the City Charter. Dated lit Aledford, Oregon, this .tOtii day of Xovember, lOl'O. , ' It. J. BKIUUAN. ' Treasurer of the City of Medford, Orepon. Notice of Watermain Assessments XOT1CK IS ITKRKBY OIVKX, that one-tentli of the princi pal nnd interest ;on improvements" by WATKR-XfAIX assessed .liinunry i, iilJS, is now dfie, inid if not paid by January 1, 1030, will become, delinquent nnd penalty will be added nnd the prop. erty advertised for sale ill the manner provided by Section 120 of the Charter of the" Citv of Medford. Dated at Medl'urij, Oronon, . ; . ,, ' ' TrehRlli'cr Notice of Street Improvement Assessments XOTlCK IS ItKRKTtV (11 VEX, that one-tenlb of tlie prinei and interest on improvemt'iits by PAV1NO AXD (iRADINil !pal AXI) OUAVEljlNtt awtessed iTantiary 1,.1020, is now due and it not paid by January 1, 19:10, will become delinquent, nnd pen alty will be ridded and tlie property advertised for sale in the i' i i ri 'j i - 'iiii'inei i-oviiicu ny section iu "Medford. Doled nt Medford,' Dreu-on, this IT. VreKstirer of IINDY'S IN-LAW SLATED AS NEW j - j . :r'T .'Aw-jf x L ( viJ t -ATLAXTIGy. CIT1 X i- j 2. ) .-77 Announcement nhn Dwight W. Alonrow,' Amerlcnn nm i ,assftdor to Mexico, will he named - un,,ed suiU! Mnaior tar ! Jersey, Immediately after he rv lturn8 from the London j armament parley, was Governor Morgan V. I iunuon nuviii uio- made by irson here tonight. The governor enmo here to attend a testimonial dinner :o Walker 15. Kdge, ambassador to France. Governor Jarson ,nt tho same time made public a letter he had sent to David tlnlrd Jr., of ram den, whomhq had nlreudy, desig nated to fill the Vacancy caused by the resignation of Senator Kdse when the latter was appointed am bassador by "President Hoover. AI'. Ralrd's commission ns senator wris issued by the governor today. Governor I-arson emphasl'ed the fact that it wns largely at the urg-j Ing of Mr. TEaird, recognized ns the most powerful Republican leader in tho state, that Mr. Mor row was to become tho senator. Mr. Baird, the governor said has been eager to heve New jersey choose the man best fitted to aid President Hoover, nnd has been ready nt all times' to ;efface him self from the picture." . ', X to :30 Edison-' P.noRram NMIO servlce to KCO, K4Q, KO.MO, KOW. KFI. 6;30. to ?!80 Oenoral Motwa Fam ily Party NBC service to KGO, , KHQ, KOMO, KGW, KFI. 7:30 to S "The Empire Builders" , NBC service, to :CGO. KHQ, KOMO, KGW, Kfl. - 8 to 8 Hudy Seiger's Shell Sym photiists XHC service to KGO, KHQ, KOJIX), KGW, KPO. GFI. 9 to 9:30 "Voice of Firestone" NflC service to K.GO, KHQ, KOMO, KGW, KFI. KSU KOA, 9:30 to, 10 "The Cigar Hand" NBC service to KGO. KHQ, KO.MO, KG.W, KFI. . 10 to 11 Slumber Hour XI1C ser vice to KGO, KSU KOA. U to 12 Lnughnei-: Harris Hotel St- Francis Dance Orchestra NBC service to KGO. elements infeii soothe ihd 'jiesl ths inflamed mtmbVancs 'and atop the ir ritation, while the creosote goes on tu the stomach, ia absorbed into , the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and check the growth of the germs. Creomulsioii is guaranteed satisfac tory in the treatmerft of coughs from colds, bronchitis and minor forms of bronchial irritations, and is excellent for building op the system Mftcr colds Or (in. Motiey refunded If not re lieved after taking according to direc. nous. isvl your druggist, ladv.) COLDS THAT HANG ON this :10th day of Xovember, 1020. II. ,t. DKRRIAX, of tho City of Medford. Orefron. .. fc . ot tne t. Itnrter Ol t lie Cilv of :10th day oCXovember. tilitft. J.DERRIAX,. the City of Medford, Oregon. V. M. ,. Quick Pile Relief ,I)r. Lephhardt's Henv-Rbld : J ciieranteed-to, Mrtlnh a.ny fojrmif . I'ilf lubwy. or Jipinej'-.lviokf (II slVea nulckaetlon'.ejeniin old. stuh- f horn ase. Hem-rtdld In a harm leH tablet than removen blood-eon-mention In ' ihe' : lower bowel the caue of piles. It lirlngn Joyful relief quickly and wifely or eostR .nothing. Jarmln Woods Uiub ftore and druKKlHiK everywhere aeli It with thl tiuarnntee., Choosing an Optometrist Xo physical defect eon tributes more directly ITlf fatigue and resulting--inefficiency than faulty eye sight. Out of the 4,000, 000 persons employed in the United States, 25,000.- C00 have defective vision that : hatidicaps ' them in their work. Uncorrected faulty eye 'rfghf ' 5s!11ie cause of ")0 per cent of all the auto mobile accidents . in the Ul i i ted. .ta tes,' ; "accord i ii& io.veiiorts from tlie stattF if- ('alilVirriiit.; v . i " ' Siafisiics slfow that three oiit of teii persons I are wearing glasses- to correct faulty eyesight. Seven out of ten have nn toiTceted faulty eyesight, 00 per cent of which is due to defective eves. Ninety per cent of all eye accidents in indus trial life are. -preventable by the wearing of pro tection goggles. T i n t e d lenses .save the eves, Better vision may ; bii 'assured to si degree im possible in any preceding period of the world's his tory. A greater apprecia tion of tlie importance of eyesight -implies periodic ' eye care. - In. choosing jy our Opto metrist let your decision lie the rcsidt of good judg ment. Optometi ie service should include a conscien- lions, accurate diagnosis; quality lens, skilled work- manship, and the exami nation of eyes at h'equent intervals. You can in-' stantly realize wliy a eoni petent Ojitoinetrist should le consulted when you consider the delicate ope- rat-ion of the eye. ' (nights reserved) Cut Out Sign Mall Today The Eyesight Service Burcan of McdfortI Mall Tribune, Mcdfonl, Oregon. Please send mo, with, ont rost or obligation on tujr port, ropy of the new Ilooklet descrlhlng Sight Oonscrvntlon." J Same Address ....... City Paid Adv. TV-.' 1