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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON". SUNDAY,' DECEMBER 15, 1929.
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It ,hn heen learned that ther"
will W three ftrnnd prize on the
i:ik C'hifotain true this yenr In
steml of olio, which fact wlll'lcii'l
the memhera of the antlered hor-l
to lit on hand eorly at the !!
iIoIuks hold, next Thuriuloy night
In the basement of the Elks temple
hulldlngi fop tha nurpoiie of, rain
Intf funds to flrillh ("lirldCrinil
rheer anintifr thn poor nnd needy.
The tree .event will tako place Im
mediately alipr a Very liriet lodge
Hewtlnit. f. .;;., t
8uip tiyotir leukhiK roofn ' nnd
walla' with "mtuieet." fitlelts- to
nny w auvfnce.' painted or mop
' ped. ftequlres no experience. Ap-.j
plied r-old. Miller Products Co.,
font of, Lincoln fit., Portlund, Orj.
, rr-' ,. - . 2i0tf
Arthur Tlavnn find dmiithter H.ir
hnni,' wore xpetted home ln:ii
night or today from n several days'
visit at Crescent City.
Peggie gives you pergonal serv
ice at I'nggle'a Beauty Parlor In
Palmer Blclg, Phono 407. 2CS
The condition nf Dr. Chn. T.
Hweeney. well known Medford
physician, who had hetn '.roaup-.
erating for dome time past, con
tlnue to Imitrme.. . Ho will not
come direct home after lenvimr
Portland, huti will k direct . to
California to spend a month
more,' there, so that when ho ru.
turns here he will he In fit shape
to at once resume his practice.
Special holiday prices' on en
, nnrles. Fine Christmas present.
Mutual Seed Co. ti
Miss Vlrglnln Whitney, who has
heen employed In the telephone of
fice nt Merrill for somo time, tins
left for Medford where she plans
to attend- school. Miss , Whlln-y
will remain In the valley city for
the ..winter months, Klumatli
News.
Dressmaking and remodeling at
the Fashion Shop. 424 Medford
Hide. Tel. lll. , tf
The near approach of Christmas
was reflected In Medford yester
day by the fact that dosplto thn
rain much of- the lny the . stores
were crowded' with holiday shop
persi and- hundrods of Christmas
parcels were, mailed, out from tho
pastofflce nnd also I ho sul postal
station In Hussoirs,storo. .. i
Kverybody. welcome. Dyngo BroVi
orchestra 270
Sir, and .Mrs. J. V. Wright of
Ashland spent Thursday in Med
ford' visiting with (Mr. and Mrs.
A. O, Weber and family.
Yeomen Christmas danco, W. O.
W. hall Friday night. Dec. 20tli.
The Inst city council meeting- .if
tha year will he held next Tu.'
day nlghU tinlnss an emergen
should arise which- would necessi
tate special meeting ' lietwcn
that night and Jnnunry 1. .
Less ash, less soot, -In thnt good
coal. Hansen Coal Co, Tel. 231
.- . c, . '
, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Holmes-
and three children of 8ac.ramon'o,
Calif.: exiiect- to arrive on Doeoni'
her '32 at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. P. K. Clark of Central Point,
for visit over Christmas.. Mr.
Holmes was formerly employed at
the Southern Pacific office at Cen
tral Paint from 1910 to 1814. Mr
Holmes la a sister of Mrs. Clark.
Hugs, carpeta and davsnporta
cleaned In your homo. Oriental
rugs a specially. Formerly dono
liy Jim Kelly. Phono 1013. Nu
Tone Hug Service Co. 9
Miss Frances Kosterlck of Lans
vlew. Wash., Is spending a short
time-In Medford, relieving Miss
Clalnt Hsvnor of duties nt the
Western Union office while the
latter Is taking a vacation in Ku
gene. Another Yeomen dance,. Friday
night, Dec. !0th, W. O. W. hall.
Admission t.lo. Free lunch. 27u
I n Federal Judge McXarv's
court last week at Portland An
drew Cox was sentenced to four
months In the county Jail upon
his plea of guilty to tho o.hai-gw
of possession and transportation ut'
liquor. He was arrested In Jack
son county last October and Indict
ed by federal grand Jury re
cently. ' x ,
Kxira fancy nppls and pear In
small gift boxes at Xt.irsh's tlmc
ery. JMU
The arrest nt W. A. Bums, Cal
ifornia orange peddler, for viola
tion ot the Kosehurg peddling ord
inance has resulted In an appci.1
to the circuit court to test the con
stitutionality nf the city regula
tion. Burns was fined 120 In the
city fault and appealed from the
sentence In order to determine
whether or not the city has the
right to prevent a grower from
peddling his own product.
t'se Medford - nn.de factory
blocks. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 31.
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C. II. Drummond. district deputy
grand ruler for Oregon South, and
Perry O. Dclip of Klnmnlh Falls,
president of the Oregon Stale Klks
association, made their official visit
to the Ashland lodge of Klka Inst
night. They officially visited the
Medtord lodge last Thursday nmI.
Dyngs dariee. Dreamland hall.
Wed. and Sat. Admission tc. S7
Albert Hureh, member ot the
slata hoard of higher education,
returned Saturday front a meotipg
nt the Oregon tn college ond
also' from attending a conference
of the Oregon section of the Amer
ican Institute of Mining and M"l
rotogical Knglneers. hehl In Port
land Friday. President Fred Ilrkd
ley. ot the association, of Hon
Francisco, attended the meeting.
Try the home cooked food at
Dutch Oven, to R Itlverelde. fa
der pew management. Open ven
Ines. Mrs. Wlthrow, Prop. ltJ
Bert Mulll of ChlMewa Fair.
Wla.. waa a motorist from a dls
tone who registered yester1ay af
ternoon at the local branch of the
nutof-state auto registration bur
eau. Christmas treesl Buy them at
Owen-Oregon office on hlghw.ty.
Carload Dec. 14th. Kmployee's
Itellet Committee. - Slit
C. K. tlntea will reliim tods
from Portland where he ntteaded
tha atato ' highway fommlshwn
meeting. . .
FmplnyeB of the county clerk'.
office will celebrate Christmas a
week from Monday by holding i.
Christmas tree' In their office lare
In the afternoon. Pfesenti will he
exchanged. , ..
Hemstitching, plcollng, pleating,
button making nnd hose mending.
Handicraft Shop.. , J57tf
Mrs. Mary Price of Portland has
written her duughtcr. .Mrs. W. K.
Ilnertle, that she nnd her daugh
ter Florenee, expect to spend tho
Christmas holidays In Central
Point. Central -Point American.
Yeomen Christmas dance, W. O.
W. hall Friday night,. Deo., 2(ith.
Everybody welcome. , : , 27u
Attorqeyfr. J, Enright ond Dr.
n. C. Mulhollnnd spent yesterday
afternoon In tho desert-' country
Wnr-Agute on a duck hunting trip.
Iteports are that tho birds are
fnlrly plentiful in that region since
the arrival oft ruins. Iluwever.
there have not beon maiiy reports
by successful hunters.
For SnleKIndllng by tho load.
Medford Fuel Co., Tel. US I. 24if
' Mr, and Mis. W. H. 'Mitchell of
Eugene, who nro to operate Me.1
ford's new laundry, were In .!od
ford Thursday on business, . con
ferring with J. W. Young who is
constructing the building fur them.
lTse- Medford - made fnctO'ry
blocks. Medford Fuel Co.. Tel. 0.11.
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-Pauline Plcslk likes Jail life and
silent much of yesterday afternoon
singing In her cell in tho women's
ward :of the. county. Jail, where
she Is being held for robbery, fol
lowing her nrrost Thursday ovo-.j
nlng by Deputy sheriff Paul Jen
nings fur tho robbery of a serv
ice station in Ashland. The wo-
mnn aeems to he little.. . worried i
over her incarceration at limes and
nt nther times, flies into a rage,
sending torrents of strong Inni;
uugo at anyone who is In her pres
ence. liunte's ' Diana "Slufl' confec
tions. Where to get them? At
Colvlg Drugs. 20S
II. A. Unities of Medford hns
traded some Medford property for
the Lilhia Springs tlnrage belong
ing to H. A. Stearns of Ashland.
See Brill's Sheet Metal Works
for radiator, fender and auto body
repalrlng. ; , , .-. , 217tf
Information wr.i received here
yesterday, that Superintendent
C. Ijollnksky, siiperlntmlent of life
Crater national park. hail, recover
ed sufficiently from his attack of
flu, to, return to his desk- nt the
western headquarters of the, tint
lonal parks service at San Fran
cisco. He has been alternating
between San Francisco and Yo-
Homite park slneo November 4 lnt,
engaged In some special work ft:
tho national parks service..
Let me write your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. TepKWnld, Hotel Holland
Uldg. , Phone Ufiri. Il
A. 8. Currle of llnmlon, is the
new trnfflo officer In Irunls Pass
to take tho place of Hubert lloxl'.
who was Injured several weeks
ago, as Mr. Hnxle Is not able I't
return to his work as yet.
' Dynge's dunce. Dreamland hall.
Wed. and Sat. Admission 50c, 207
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hamilton arc
now making their home In Met'
ford, having moved here last week
from Central Point.
"That good coal." We give gr-?en
trading stamps. Hansen Coal Co.
Phone 2J9. tf
The . Employes club of the Cal
ifornia Oregon Power compnny
will hold a big "smoker" on nctt
Friday night. December 20th with
one of tho best programs of the
season. Sumo snappy boxing bouts,
clever stunts und vaudeville nels
have been arranged by the com
mittee In charge. This is the sec
ond of a aeries of smokers spon
sored hy the power compnny em
ployes for the winter months.
After this date I will not he re
sponsible for any debts contracted
by my wife, Hattlo K Pace, (Slgn-
od) Itay Pace. !6S
A marriage license was Issurd
ynsterdav at the county clerk's of-
fine to Conrad Wlokstrom, So, nnd ,
Kthel Westmnng, 19, hath of Mo-
Cloud, Calif,
I'se Medford - mnde factory
blocks. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 631.1
, 24.itf
n object for chnrlly was a
poorly dressed woman who appeal
ed at the chamber of commerce
yesterday nnd impHrcd for work
from Chris Gottlieb, manager of
the local United States free em
ployment bureau branch. She de
clared her husband was out nf
work and that they had six chil
dren, with hardly sufficient food
to kooi soul and body together.
Some kindly citiscn has given them
place to stay for a time until
Although Mayor A. W. Pipes. I Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oee of Parma,
Councilman P. M. Kershaw, and Sid i lJa.. while en route to California,
Ulchurdson of the Humane society, are guests at the home of their
In their quest of Friday afternoon I nieco, Mrs. (1. H. Wilson, of this
for a suitable site 'for the society's I city for several duys '' " J
dog pound und animal shelter, j Mrs. A. !:. Wutson of this city
found several available sites, th has accepted the position as teach
mntier of selection will llu dor- er in the Lincoln school, Mrs.
mailt until tho first .of tho year) Watson Is taking Miss Usther Ol
becuuse several of the lending wo-j sen's place as she wag called '.o
men members of the society Will Medford on account of Illness o(
be absent from the city until then, her mother, Mrs. Olnen. Orums
Coal and wood for sale. Phono Pass Bulletin.
833. F. E. Samson Co. 205' I M. C. Click, district representn-
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ollle Engle of-Hvo of tho1 Weyerhalisor Sa'es
Wnodliiirn, (ire,, were the guests ; company, left last week for his
of Mr. ond Mrs. A. ('. Walker last home In Denver. Colo., following
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head; road boosters
woek.
' "Hf-4 XiiIiib ppoclnl now. Th
Pi'aMlji, 331 Kant .Vain. JMOtf
,Mrf. ;Mjrtu Wilson roturned on
dneprt.T.to hpr home in Mp-I-foiil,;
fUM-oJiipinlfd ty her motht-r.
il iH . '"A W .; 1 1 1' h who will rcniHln
for nil- extended visit with (rUtuun
ami roliillvpR, ' Mrs, Wilson is n
rn id out .nt Mt'Vrlll. Klnnuith
Xowh. '. -
HhlnKlinw, rf-jililn11nff, roof ro
i pnlrlnr--. I- .V. MeCnllom,- 855 W
j.Wona fit,, l'hone K21-. . 205
I Mr. mill Mrs. .lutnoH K. f.riov-
of ProsjK'i-t hnvt arrived homo
ft jHhort vlnit in .Mt'ilford with his
fiitht'r, O. W. Click. '
Th lulditiomil water in. tho
ItOKito river, raUHed hy rainfall of
the iiiHt wcefe, Iiuh rained tho level
to- Much an extent that fishing 1b
if!)ort(Ml to he somewhat Improved,
with u fw silver.sUle vulmon oom
intr up the stream. Jlowever, flh-
j ermen nre not numerous. ;
IT. H. Hnbl nnU Harold RnndLifi
of the Hold Airways company,
j which had been here for a short
time taking up pnenftrH on. ft
' cent per pound haflls, took a t-y
at duck huniinK Inst week In the
Tule lake 'section nnd cameOinuie
ohn H. Carkln member of the
thy ran find work of somo kind.
HutU duo In re they nre willing
work.
Kxtm fancy applet anil pears In
mall pift boxes nt Marsh's r. roe-
err. su
Mr. nnd M ra. W . H . N . ro ro
left Thunnlay for Kiierfment
whre he will tnk In the Shrine, s
conclave Stiturday. Sunday thy
plan to leave tor Oakland nnd S,in
Kranrinro. wher they will vi;t
rid.Mlvm for n few days, nnd l;U-r
leftv for Los Angeles to spot.
the holiday MVtutin with their soiu.
lull nnd Paul, and their fam
ilies. Central Point American.
Special offer for Xmns pholn-
emphs. The TeaAleya, 331 Kat
Main. JlUf
Mr. Charles W. ..rook nnd
dAuishier HnrlMrn, left yesterday
for thfir home In Weed, Cnlif, fd
lowinv ft short visit here with
relntlv.
l.nlien wish to ride to Sacta
mento or Kresmv Will P" Pvt of
exiMni. ili Nn. Klversido.
Mrs, Hoy It row n, well known i
Medfirtl, L to nen Hrown's Cf
fe shop today In the Ashland Ho
tel at Ashland. Mr, Jlrown will
Iiersunally manaRe tho shop.
iMirtinns ttven! Ituy them nt
Omrxn-Oren nfflte un htrshwav.
Carload iVc. 14th. KmployeV
llelief Committee, !it(f
In the National Guard nar:y
from 1 rants lnsn which 'Urneyed
t the reserve nfflrera school at
Medford last Weilnesday nich..
were Lieut, Luther Tineley. and
Sergeants Paddy Hlmer. Curl
Itoesrh. Karl Thompson and 1-arry
Oentner.
Ket your I a m a I e supplies nt
Franklin' f!rery. I'hone IN.
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had been tnkln? treatment at thoj
veieranw' nospiiai ror some nine
pftHt. His health was much Im
proved by the liopltal sojourn.
A bounty warrant was Ikhiip.
yesterday nt the county clerk's
office to I. OrlHHby of Medford
for one coyote, and to J. O. Mlllr
of Trail for on coyote und thro
Imh-cntfl.
Walter J. KerriKan. of the K-r-
I
iTrtiueninuier, peiroieum enKinecr,
, cauued the death today of Me re
nin, .Mile, 28, junior engineer.
Two other men, Robert K. Holtt
machinist; and Gustave Wave. 6y
namlte expert, burned sliKhtly.
! were released from n hospital to
day. - i. ' . ?
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MARSHFIELD, Ore.. Dec. 14.
(P Hivers in this section were apv
proaching flood stage today. The
hf-nvieut 24-hour rainfall In sev
eral years was recorded here when
u' fraction le.ss than three inches
mom runrunili.n of a hfhwuv j t'C poqr.ed down. The totul
from n point in the Alturus-iCed-1 precipitation in the pant week nas
ding lateral hlxhway near Canby, t ' fached nine inches.
CaU to connect with Tho Uallex- j '
California hiKbway at the Oregon I J00 LATE TO CLASSIFY
State lltie. j - nnrnrirurwi.ruTjUT.ruijl
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KI.A.MATH KAI.I.H, Ore., Dee.
14. lift W. C. Dnlton, Klumalh
rnneher, i;u' - ben idanted proKl
dent of the .Modw-Mulln llluhwiiy
nKHoeititlDn whleh met nt Alturnti.
Cnl. The llKHuelalliin will iti
JT
TWO COPIK8 of my arcountlnK
hooks, loaned to persons whose
, nunies I cannot recall, have not
been returned The'-, return of
these books will be appreciated.
K. M. Wilson, Liberty Itlds., Med
ford. , . . 267
state tux commission, was In Vort
lund last week, Kfttherlnir data for
tho blanks which will be used
when tho state sturts to collect
the new taxes authorized by the
1!!2! session of tho legislature.
Much Inlerest is being shown In
tho special Chrbumas radio pro-
t gi;am which will he broadcast to-
I'ridll .iiirin ci Mllt(.j(lC 111 CNIC'H- iwin
mento, Calif , usrnlned :t bad dog
hlto when In the Wagnerv crck j
district Friday afternoon. The dM ;
was owmtd by Krod Combs, j
Chris Gottlieb y.-storday received:
an invitation to enter th Pacific 1
Northwest blllli.rd tournament t
Hi'attle to lie-in in n short time.)
.m..-vt.. .tic mh men. wno is r- J ,.,,.
gardtnl ns Medfoml's best billiard- j t t)H-ro
i.st, will probable be unable to ae- .
e'p. He Ihinks thcro is a pos
sibility of o tournanieiit litfint: held
In Mfdford this wiuii-r, opn .
all who would caro to enter.
A temporary auto lift use wan 1
ued yesterday afternoon nt lie
sheriff's office to the Oregon Gran
lie company nf Medfortl.
p. m. through the court cty
of If. O. I'urucker of tho Kloctric
Wiring company. A varied selec
tion of beautiful Christina enrols
nnd the story of outdoor Christmas
lighting will combino to make th.s
a most enjoyable half hour for, tho
local radio public. .
Miss Hallle Henlo has gone lo
Calif.,
w it It
to spend the win
her si.ster.
' liKNI), Or... Dec., 1-1. (P)
Deschutes and : .leffertoa etiunly:
authorities mday contluued their
search of the sagebrush country
between I tend and Kcdmond for
two unidentified men who es
caped from n stolen automobile
after they had fired on Clarence
Crosswhlto. stale traffic officer.
The officer gave -clmsc and after
speeding the automobile for some
distance, (ho two men hailed and
fed Into the brush,.
KOU SALE Cupons, 30c a lb.
.L It, Freiwell, Howard Ave. Box
321. 2C8
KASY MONEY! Hell 31.98 talk
ing books for learning French
or Kngllsh. Student sees and
hentvttgit same lime. No com
lietiuAp. AutomVuic Record In-
'sUtuie.. 154 Nassau Street. New
-York Olty. 266
HOCSKS VOR IIBNT and SALE
PHONt
E BUREAU BLAST
oll4v of Meeting.
The annual meitlng of the stock
holders of tht Jackson Coun'y
Hulldiiig & I-oan f Awoelatlon will
held nt SO North Central Ave
nue. M I'd ford, Oregon, on Mond.iy.
Jjinuuty ii. I'JVi, nt 7:3 p. m.
tOGGS. Serretarw
BAKTLESVILLE, Okla., )en. M
-Ihirns ufferert fir hn explosion '
which wrecned the Cnit-'d States'
)urt:iii of mines xi)et iTiit-nial sta- '
linn h.-r.' ; si Tti-'hl. killing I!. I'.'
VvfflTCE CREAM!
3 BIG DAYS
8TARTING
PASTUERIZED. SAFE PURE
PRODUCED PACK ED" !
THE SANITARY WAY
TODAY fciS
!T. lVLt7U LAJLL. U"
lit n( f vzrw m
t!"t- - WITH-' i.
VICTOR McLAGLEN
if ' NEIL HAMILTON
HERE!
is a picture that-will haunt your ij
.memory as the 6ong now haunts
your soul.
3i
Even as the song has
sung its way into
hearts of every race,
so wjll 1 he picture
capture the heart of
the world.. , .
Earth's 'greatest mir-
-Hole Mctfier Love
at l ist portrayed In
at! its flaming beau
ty with Irish wit to
ease the sympathet
ic tears.
PV Also
t,f 2 Big
Talking.
Comedies
shine"
and
Fishing.
Fools '
Mats.
10 and 23
Eves.
10 and 35
ijr . fc A New World
Il ALL TALKING P.OMFFIV 1 l T7t i. i l! il; I Jll- . " .ilil I . .
Duffer. Song Cartoon s-MS2tt8& I I j KM H II ? H y Vl7 '
1 1-"-- Efc ! J 11 I ' at Christmas
Admission . I ji.J II 'j j( I 1 ?
Mats. 10-35 DMMMMMMHB , I Jill ( jf H I
' EV" 25-50 . I . 3 DAYS, Startisff I i ' ilil! Hi III I ' ,
l - w lomorrow j J I nji Sill
Adventure! 8 Jl
was what he wanted N V-a, Vj'-K' ! ; I II f 1 1 ii! II
he got it and so l lli l
will you arid thrills " ; i r
i and laughs, ud oh. W H m J ; "1 y ' a'
1 what romance I ,. ' '" '
ii 11 i l in mmmw ' s i i r f i turn mj
i
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-jvtvn Dcririci
LILYAN TASHMAN . y
, " " - .- ; moniacuc love a
WOIiLD of magi.' licaufy . . . of nislits'
alive ,with slowing color . . . vluvo
every house oil every slreej is r;i.li;inl willi
'lirisl mas light.
l.ight hns always heen llie most' cffeHive
oiitwai'.l exju'essi-in l' n. ( lirislnins spirit.
And the I'ustoin of 'Mt'lling light, ean-y your
( 'lirislinas greetings'- is growing apace. 1 1
has unlimited possihiliiics for hean'ly. Oul
door nnislma.s trees . . . colorful lighfs at
door ami window . . . outdoor decorative
lighting of every description . . . there's
l-eauty in cheery Clirist.n;is iisi,ls nut
ter where you pul them.
We'll he glad fo suggest Outdoor Christ
mas lighting effects for your hime.
See Your Electric Dealer Today
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON
POWER COMPANY