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PAGE FOUlt BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUKK, AfEDPORD, OREOONT TUESDAY DECEMBER 3, 1929. Oregon Record Breaker Tune In "The Westinghouse Salute" on NBC coat-to-ccast network Wedneaday, 7:30 p. 'M.i Eaatern Standard Time. . -jse. uuuotnit wiih - - Jkm, " R. R. BANDIT TOLD Mrs. -Newton C. Chnney. who ro turiR'fl last week from a trip to IndianupoIlH where uhe attended a national meeting of American Le Klon Auxiliary department presi dents, lost six dollum In cth in the holdup of the Portland llmlte-J train In AVyuminp, near Cheyenne. in ti'llliif? or ner "experience to day, Mrs, Chaney naid Hhe wan HiandinK in the aisle of tho car. prephiinn to leave the train ' at Cheyenne, when she suddenly felt the car leave the tracks and ap parently hein to turn on lttt Bid?. There were only ten passengers in tho coach and they quickly filed out, thinking they were In the midst fif a serious wreck, only to learn later It was a part of a hold up scheme. Mrs, Chnney and another woman managed to slip out In tho dark nenH and thought they were safe from tho highway man. J lowevc., he came onto them, after robbing the rest of the passengers, and de manded their money, most of which had been hidden In the bottom of their shoes, After tnkins n HnviU n mount- otVfceliunKG and currency, the hiKhwaymi'.n strolled away, nftnr telling his victims that he had attempted to obtain employ ment with the railroad hut was refused. He claimed he had family and needed the money. , t . . . -p4 ' Let's Make This pL' Happiest Christmas 7M - 'm ' . OF. THEM ALL ' ?f WITH-GIFTS OF ' 1 I 3 i'q , JEWELRY FROM j " ' "IC MEDFORD, ORE. "V' f. . , I I refused. He claimed he had a '-), 'sYfjJtZ ' ' I 'family and needed the money. ' t ' HoHOhurtf. Terminal hotel ' r ' " I chanired hnnds. '' Jii: The 'Modern : 1 ' 1 1 mmm a-- M0de r ft 1 1 mm - Will HI I I f-;- -----f.y b,.okfcillik.onow Uie-n mil 111 Sfl Wi,h0u( turning or . l!S I : I M yiyiM l quickly browned V M m " rlEPf 4 ,0",V1'..hade X.-.-."-.-.... riS p' ' " youwonf- OK " i ;j 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 II f I II ! I i I V." S S. IIIIEIIIIIJII'IIIIIV prki I - .'.'".'"l '.VkwrMM 'fill . til VWMJ :.'.. 1. U5vvW"v -iJMftl . k arm Blow o com. U"S I Hi .f-.'.vr- X Give the children more of Mother s Time TibblOH 1 NOB n BXJRNCK; Oro. (Inclnfi K,!iC His. ot Mjuttcrrnt timU"ot. tlmt thp tocil consumed by 360- vioja i:in(ia i-ancy wnn on test I'ecordB keia" by ,1 12.1 38 lb. of .milk clui'lne a J(J- day officUil teat. Viola's nimlaionst $207, whilo income from the Fancy, purebred Jei-ey heifer sale of butterfat (llirlni; thlx pe owned by M. N. Tibbies of Indc- Hod totaled $4112. maklnpr a net prudence, Oreiton, has achieved profit of $285 above feed cost dur the honor ot niaklnn the hltfhest i ln ,lhe year. In addition to this senior ' 2-ycar.old butterfat pro- pl'oflt, Mr. Tibbies, received a Rood ducllon record of the Jersey breed. )rlce for Viola's ltinda Fancy's Her butterfat yield, more than bull calf sold at six weeks of age. lie lbs. above the previous world i Viola's Rinda Fancy was bred record. Is greater than her own 1 by H. K. Poriwood of Monmouth, weight of 925 pounds. I-Oregon, .and sold to Mr. Tibbies a Twenly-five supervisors f r o m few weeks before, she was. started three different states, Oregon. on test. She was sired by Hindu AVnshlnston and Idaho, supervised ! Lad's (Jolden Hoy, and through her test. For five months she j his sire, ltinda Lad of S. .B.,. one Whaf to give?-what to give? Now the modern electricaT mode solves the annual shopping problem. Electrical gifts delight every one who yearns for something smart yet practical. They bring lasting joy. There;s , an appro priate electrical gift for Mother, Dad, Bobby-everyone.! Let our windows be your Christmas shopping guide. No gift more op. propriale for the woman who de lights in serving the beif coffee made iutt right than an otlroclivo electric percoloor. Today lampt are truly art objects welcome gifts for everyone who ap preciates beauty, who enjoys the warm glow of com fottable evenings. Sparkling ice cubes, dainty desserts, crisp salads are' daily gifts from the electric refrigera tor the family longs for this Christmas. 4 -wst JflE j The m0St aPPrecio,' S'ft ona'thot "-t . I! I J:4 assures overvrJnu r.nnn: t n l , 'r S 1 fami,y iri bN" cooked, easier prepared 1 ( nK iwilil THE CALIFORNIA OREGON : POWER COMPANY prndueed more than 80 lhs. of but terfat per month and during her best month she yielded 85.79 lbs. or butterfat. Viola's Ulndn Fancy was started on this test at the ase of 2 years and 10 months and her total ylejd for the year ' is the equivalent of 1171 lbs. of butter and Ml 2 4 quarts of milk. of tile elffht medal of merit bulls of the .1 ersey breed , received a rle h heritage of high production. Her dam, St. Mawes lead's Viola.. Is a daughter of another famous Jersey hull. St. Mawes .Lad. and Ik at the present tinie on official tent in .the .herd of 8, J. licKee of Independence, Oregon. IE IS Artistic aijd U bautffut in every detail, Kay . K....Jjiamond'8 remod eled Jewelry store will he formally opened tomorrow, Wednesduy, so that Its friends and patrons may Inspect the newly decorated Inter ior nnd the Christmas merchandise which is on display. The front winnows have been completely reflnished with mahog any woodwork and a rich brown velvet curtain makes an effective background for the jewelry and other articles being shown' this week. An Oriental decorative motif has been carried out by using Chinese wall panels in pastel colors. . A Chinese blue celling and antique beams add to tho general attrac tiveness of the store. - Crystal chandeliers are lovely features of t he Interior. All of the painting was done by (Irinsted and Kuntz. who have been- responsible for the I improved appearance of numerous other local business houses. An entirely new stock of Jewelry, novelty jewelry, bugs, and other appropriate suggestions for Christ mas gifts has been secured by Air. Diamond for the opening event. Flowers will he given to visitors Wednesday, and music will be fea tured. From 7 o'clock , tomorrow morning until the hour for closing after the big -Christmas opening. .Mrs Dorothy Ilaucom, who assists her father in the store, will be on hand to greet visitors and explain their special "lay-nway" Christmas plan. , nELLVTEW, Ore., Dec ! 3.-. (Speeial.).' -Ci W. Lyman tuts sold his dairy ranch to J. C. CJlacy and four sons of Klamath Kalis, who will operate the dairy. Hr. Lyman has not decided on 4i new location. Tho John Messennuer place near tho overhead crossing, formerly known as the Ftike place has been sold to VilMam Bullingtbn from Siskiyou. - Tho Uullington family are mov ing to their new home. Mr. and Airs. HeHsennuer have purchased a cottage on Iowa street, in Ashland, where they will make their home. T. A. Merrjman and daughter Wllda returned heme Friday after un extended vUit with relatives and friends In Nebraska. Miss Wllda returned to, her work In Medfoi'd Monday. ENDEAVORERS OF EAGLE POINT VISIT MEDFORD. Hums. Contract r. warded for lamlscnptng offices and' mill prop er; ics of Hines Lumber company. iBAOLlC 'POIXTi Ore., Dec. 3 (Special t The Christian Endeavor society of. tho Presbyterian church of Kagle Point attended the Chris. tlan Kndeavor me e 1 1 n g .at the Christian church at Med ford Sun day evening, December 1st, and rcmMned for the church -services. Over15fattended, chaperoned by Mrs. Lillian Davidson, wife of the pastor. .. 4 SPOKAXE, Wash., Dec. 3. (P) Two ' aged men. passengers in automobiles which collided near hero, were In a critical condition uulay and five other passenger were recovering from less danger nun Injuries. City Treasurer's Notice Notice of Consolidated Improvement Assessments NOTICE IS" I Iliti EriiY" fii VliS:, thht tlic somi-nnnmii install niont of oiio-tvvpiitiotli of pniicipiil nntl interest on paving, sewer and vateniNiin assessments upon all properties for which appli cation was made on .Inly 1, 1018 to extend the time of payment will be due and payable at the office of the City Treasurer De cember 1, and if' not paid on or before January 1, 10:t0 will become delinquent and penalty oE five (5) per cent will be added. - ,. ' Thirty (HO) days after such delinquency the property will be advertised and sold for the amount of such delinquency together with penalties and costs of such sale, in accordance with Section US' of the City Charter. ' Hated at Medford, Oregon, this 30th day of November, 102!). . ir.j. r.KRiiiAN, Treasurer of the City of Medford, Oregon. Notice of Watermain Assessments NOTICK IS IIERKUY GIVEN", that one-tenth of the princi-1 pal nnd interest on improvements bv WATERMAIN assessed .Innnnry 1, 1028, is now due, and if not yiaid by January 1, 1030, will .become delinquent nnd penalty will be added and the prop erty advertised for sale in the manner provided by Section l-'O of the Charter of the Citv of Medford. I Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 30th day of November, 1920. " It. J. DERRLVN, Treasurer of the City of Medford, Oregon. Because of the worfe. of men ' who make electrical ' appliances, mothers have more time than ever before to, give to the youngsters. . You rarely hear "Mother's ..too Jtusy don't bother Mother, now" in homes where electric refrigerators and cooking appliances speed up the preparation of ..meals where electric vacuum cleaners, sewing machines, dish-washers save time from old trcudriiiill tasks where electric washing machines and ironers make quick work of the family laundry. '-, .'Westinghouse has developed all types, sizes and rating of motors. for makers, of home applianues. W8STINCHOUSE ELECTKIC & MFG. COMPANY; ' ; . Office In all Prlndp.l CHi '"" . :. .Repreiipuivc Everywhere Localised Service Men Parti Shop Westinghouse The Sign of a WettinghoiMB Dealer -V' - (Nudjcrouit woll-equlpped antl rflicleotlr manned Semico Soup tbruusiiuut the I country Inauru prompt SKttVICK t tli E purcbuaer of Watliiboucv pruducU. . - It'- one .-of. our objects to help In Making Mothers Burdens Easier with Westinghouse electrical appliances. Let its demonstrate ' i'. j -,. . .'-., . this to you . ; ' People's Electric Store 212 W. Main Phone 12 Courteous Service- -I and next year! In any of th countless ways that a bank can render a courteous ser vice, the . Jackson County Bank is ever, at your disposal. It may be a financial problem, ad vice on a business policy, sugges tions, .for safe and prof itable invest ment or something entirely differ ent, but vitally important to your prosperity. r .. . , f ' Come. in and see us soon! , " . BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS! The Jackson CountyBank' ESVABLISHED leas ; t .Medi;ord, Oregon ,. f v.! . Commercial Savings - Safe Deposit UBMBER I SDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM i Notice of Street Improvement Assessments XOTK'K S 11KHKUY GIVEN", thnt onc-toiitlt of the priiici pill nnd intiTcst on improvements hv l'AVJNO AND GRAIXN'O AND (.KAVKIjING itssi'ssod Jnniiiiry j,'J!UP, is now tlno nnd if not phl by .liiininry 1. 10:10, will bectrinc tli'lino,Hont nnd cn nlty willibp ikIiUmI nnd tho property ndvertised for snip in the niinini'i' iii-fiviiliil liv Sm-linn T!) i.f ! r-lnipini- if ! r ! Medford. ' , Dntod nt Medfonl, Orepon, this :Wth diiy of Xovcmher, II. J, BERRIAX, , TMlidiifnK nf llm Pit.. Af Vd.)r..J f Women's Hose $1.00 Pair Silk from top to toe with French Heel jj.'-Jtnj. IIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllllllllllliniii i .INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. U HILL, Manager Phona 10S SO N. Cantrat Medford, Oregon miuuiiiuiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiimii r : 1
