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r - ' i.-'- : j ' : !.,,-. .,.4 r3f. , . v. .", 1 MFJJFORD MAIL Tmnttftfr, mmOiTD, OftttOofr M OX I ). V. ' I ) KC'E M M Kl 1(1, 1929. -ILl " "- lT 1 T-r r- ' 1 : U.1 -Hi- ' yt ; i. ; t'AGJB THRER TOUCHES HEAR! IN FILM AT RIALTO A, I'm miuht hVi'"r)'(im the uuijio ur that milpniltil UllSiit'llm. .Mother Macliree,'-which opened a thi-eo days' run- at tlitf , nia'ttai t heater yesterday,' It i Vine' of n:if wholcsgme ami heart- cntragini.' d stortos ever scen 4n tho screen ellent or suund o n d. otherwise characterized by tho best of acl inif .JUy a notable cast. ,und good HPK8 picturially with picturesque scone from lro lanU.. :,: The Mudford Ito Avhu. can "el thru this musio synch'r onized picture without . .Nell Hamilton sheading . at- . leant-. u few tears will prove n hu man wonder, for In its universal apjieal it is productive of many tci-.rs, ami In Ki'oat sob stuff which senda all viewers homo foellns hot ter for having Been it. ' ' : There is not an .objectionable, lino, scene of thtlnintlon tqrouKh-: out, which' makes this film ft wel come relief from some of tho boot legger,: college campus, semi-sex,.; nlBlit ;ilub,-. .buek-stueo, Ritngster, Ufknl oilier-sou ml plays which have ' been the-rule for--so- Ions at the theaters. You can give your preacher and younK folks a good 'cry und treat by taking them to see this screen picture. Kven your bootlesKcf and all other utlults wuuld Rreialy en joy it. "Mother Machree," besides being an "epic of mother love and 'sac rifice .vital in theme, almost breath taking suspense, and spark-. linjt In tears and brimming with le tighter," as the picture's, press ugent says, is n beautiful Irish rumancc built around a widowed mother's love jind sacrifice for lie.-, only son. In fact It has a double-, b.trrellel love story the romance of tho mother running coincident with tho romance of the son. The story begins in an Irish hamlet and then shifts across the sea to America.- ' Uc'.lo Jiennett, that notable char acter and. emotional actre.su of stage end screen,, with especial suc cess iii playlnK maternal parts, is the star of "Mother Machree," pliiylngithe, title vole of the mother, ably supported In the leadlncr parts by Victor Moijighlcn, as first, the Klikemiy Giant and later as a New -Yurie (policeman; the handsuTntr fiilno-jcur-old .boy.- Phlillppq Po Lacoy, ak tho son In boyhood,, und N"elt Hamilton an thu son grown to manhood; Ted . Mo.Vuinara, who furnlslxcii tho main humor ts Ui; Harpist of Wexford and comrade of .McXugctt, both .In' Ireland and America: and Constance Ho ward as the son's sweetheart..'.. Otner well known actors In the cast are Kthcl Clayton. I'at Kom ersct,. l'.ulallo, Jans"ll, Rodney Hll-debr.-iml and William Piatt.. lielle l'.ennett domlnales the pic ture all through, and her superb noting lp alone well worth the view ing of "Mother Machree." ,'Jn the opinion of. this reviewer her .work In thU film Is, at. least equal to her notable characterization of "Stella Dallas," which won her so much fame. . . ' ; . . Tho music synchronization "f "Mother Mcchree" can also be praised for its quality and appro priateness A pathetic feature of this film Is when Nell Hamilton, as the society young man visiting at the home of his sweethenrt, sits at tho plfcnu. and Blngs. the song. "Mot tor .Machree," neither he nor. his mother, who had given him up la childhood and who had since econ an honored maid in the weal thy home, knowing each other's Identity at the time. Tho short siiund subjects. In cluding tin exceptionally good play let, are In .keeping with the ex cellence of tile main picture. ,; -if. ., .. , r-lt. A. K.''l , -,vorvff"n AVcnthcr -"t--Oregou: Unsettled, pro b a b I y rain tonifiht and ..Tuesday', no change .ln tQunjorftati. lov.mte to frcsfi Boutheriy winds on tho const, f . ' Cooks would never advise making doughnuts as big as auoys The wnalltr the Hotichnut' the moft cenly it cook. Since Hills H. Cnfirr i. rn.itldl (tw pounds St a time, every berry is .routed evenly. I nu patentea, MMlintinm nrnreuContmlld ' Roasting products a -matchless . uniform Havor sues as no duu , roasted toffee has. HIU.S BROS COFFEE i Prrsk from tk; prff- Easily ymtd truk tht iff. 0 1929 ' Senator McNary Popular Choice To Succeed Jones as Party Aide f ' In Senate G.O.P, Reorganization M 9 $ " : pi Jk jl f g . IM y "-J, ' i 1. Mi -, jT S( Associated l'M Wola - 1 Wesley lit Jones , WASHING TO X. Dec ' Hi. (IV Me nib era of iho to-oaltutl yount; guard Koimbllcuns; ami. Iho we-si-kern incdepenilnntH arc In line fur poHltioiiH of - tho kuy uummlttot's in the fortheominK majorlly reor-' Kanizutlun in the seimte. Tho princliial competition . cen ters on tho foreign rulalioiiB, fi-f naneo ' and commercial committon vacancioti. . These comimlttcca will .be charged .with the furmulatiun uf much oC the Hoover adininiHtia tion program during tha session. Particular interest Ih evident in the-? makeup ef tho foroisn rela tions committee, which toon will have before It the controversial world court tesue nnd possibly a treaty from the forthcoming Lon don njival arms conferenee. j Chairman ilorali oi tho loreiicn relations commlttco, and the two ranking Republicans on the com mittee Senators Johnson of Cali fornia and Moses of New Hamp shire are foen at tho revise'l world court piutocol which Presi dent Hoover recently .signed. While the president is under stood to have shown considerable Interest In making up this commit too with thoso sympathetic to his foreign policy Senator Robinson pt lufliana, who .yqteil agatnU Jhihr tiitrn to) tjie court.; Is tlu ronkinst caiuliditto of Keven ekihg the va cancy on this committee. .That, pvor' J U , tl (J 0 wu eurnodj during tho past year by local hiyli school boys employed through the efforts ut tho uuidance.und iilaco ment lupartmcnt of. thu high school was one of tho many in teresting factu brouulu out In tho talk delivered before tho Klwunls club this noon, by W. I VanLoan. hlntory and. cconomicti lnf5tructor, who is now engaged In organizing and. systematizing the vocational; worlc of tho school. . Mr. Van Loan said that there were three types of students the seljool was concerned In placing. The .firstcopsists of thowe who arc in actual need of work: tlie scc ond.thove who are in actual need of a home; .and third, those who lack, responsibility and need somo type of work to assure- their nor mal well-being. . frank Iloss, assistant advortls IliK mummer of the California Ore gon l'owor company spoke on tho value of advertising. Among other InlerestinH points brotmht out, ho discouruKcd the tendency to ' bo ,omc. too -hlshbrow In your advertising- cumpuiKn." . Ho said that many manufacturi rs inako tlie mlftiike of bocoiniiiH literary when their product Is. deslnned to appeal to the class of people who would not vrad It. r -' That the nidi", ip a niedium Is Htlll-too! jounifhton ndverli.ois to Vheck iiropcriy was unotlmr stute incnt made ly the speakor. int.n.i I! t'link flilnrlv local re.sibnt who died Huddcnty In a local barber shop Saturday after noon, ramo to his di-nlh hh tho re sult ,vC. heart trouble, -Coroner II. ConKor wtid today. Chirk hnd been recelvInK treutmcnt for tho iilllnent for Hometlrne. Vltllftllll HCTVllTH Will It llfld tO- morrow Hft'Tnoop at 2:'J0 and will bV'ronductod by'Hcv. C. H. I'ovtcr at tlie Coner piirbdr. Jnterment ,.. . .. ..I 1 .L.Jl...l' r.l f .I Will ui" ii;i'n -iii in" iMi-iiv" v ' m O, I", cemetory. Ronald Colman in Craterian Talkie Klmwin; 'I!onald Colinan to hlH public: it n comic actor of rare ability an well as a rolimntic hero. "KulldiiK Uruminond" acreen ver sion of the famouji -I inn Hub pIukc melodrama of wcveml year ms riMiii'M to the Craterian theatre to day. Thin H Colnmn'a necond Indi vidual fUtrrliiR picture and bin first chonce at n comedy role wince h appeared In American picture). "Heau tiettre," "The4(aik Anjrpl." "Th Nidhl of Uve." "The Rcs cup" have all exploited only his dafhlnff handffomnen and ability j in emotional acllnK. .Tnnn Mennett. daughter or Kirn nrd Hennett and a well known act rw In her own rlcht, nppenrn op posite Column in her fitrl motion HIGH SCHOOL BOYS WOULD COMMIT EAIfQDWAGES 1 CharlcH U AlcNury So far as Senator LaKulloUc .-f Wit'eonsip, a loader of tho western Independents.' is thu ranking oanH dale for the- finance- commit (ec, which has charge pf tho important rovonue legislation. . ; . enatoi'a Sclmll, Minnesota,' Inde pendent, f and Allen, Kansas, 'a young guard spokesman, ate In line for tho vacancy on tlie commerce eommiLtce, which will bo In charr of the gigantic-'inland waterways Improvement program Senator MoNary of Oregon, look ed upon as leader of; the youn guanl, is the popular choice fur tlie ftsistunt leadership of the la--publicans succeeding Senator Jones of ; Washiilgton, who becomes chairman . of tho appropriations committee.--'.'.-' . '- .' - Senator Johnson of California will , take: over the chairmanship of tho committee committees, suc ceeding Jones. Senator McNary was in lino for this' postt. but he preferred to remain at tlie head of tho agricultural committee..- With tho senate membership again intact, tho committee reor ganization will go forward probab ly next week. Senator McNary is chairman of the, committee on com nltteea and wiH. -pilot - tho reor ganization. Senator ,WtoB of In diana, tho Republican' ietultuv will call a party conforepe'o as soon as tne reorganiKittlon Is completed.. ( ': -.J .V'. The cas-of r;t.ta-. Slay Kerby;. 16 ear old nrl who ran .uwjiy.'lJ'Uanks- Rlylnsr ilay with- Ruy' c:hlldeis,,, was-nR'aht'broKKbt'to .thu attention of. county authorities, .today, when the mother appeared before Coun ty Judge Kparrow andnskod that her daughter be committed to the Good Shepherd's homo at Portland and if this could not be clone, she be returned to her care.. Tho Klrl is now with un aunt at Yakima. Wash. The mother toldtho court tlie atmt was b,uCju fetv years older than (), girt,.'-5 ,.. '. Tie county -OtlRey-referred the request to Hhe- -Ulstl'ha Kttorney's. office for uctlon.'lf'BnyV ' To Broadcast . . .., Tuesday Hits From Sons o' Guns The, Old Clold-Paul Whltomun or uhewtra, on tomorrow evening will mark --unother memorable- radio event. In tho first appearance on the air of Mary Alararet OwetM. who h now'OHily -cnwavieU-ft'lhe' count in tlm vmllUea.'.'y - .t-,- In addition in thi. celebrity w-.U be heard -for tlio tlrnt time .over tho ulr hita from tho new, CjontVL'iW. nnd Kwuntroiil inUHlcal, 1 o.mwlyJ M.Sono' OurtH.'lpThi8 lsiapuotn ail thin hoW willv.tiot jiormif any of its numbei to bo broadcast for some, tint to oitto. - . NAVAL OFFICER FACES UUK.M KUTVN. XVnlU 'Dec. 10. (Ai charfjed with "conduct uhIm cor.iinK an officer and u ffentk man" and leaving- the country without permission, IJeunant' Harold W. Xoi'lrtAjtt "of -Norfolk. Va., vnH before JcourliuartlHl hero today. Trial MtJirted t - la o'clock thl mornluR. "oiUlirutt who was dlneovred- in 'incouver. n. C, In iNovAfibqr ; nftM- navlmc diKiippeared froin hfti tiotft uf Nor folk in October ha upont nio?tt of Hl -tltuoj ln. dctemitmi here playinn "MlitHlrel'tlhlifijc'fuHiid ,tii dln cuw hi CH-or ivall himself uf counsel. nf fHtjiyr' efflnera' fot his trial. ' ' '' ' ' ' J ELECTRIC WIRING C0.:! BOOSTS LIGHTING IDEA In order' to Intvrekt Medford citizens In dccoratlnK .tlj.ei yards and the exterior' of their, homes with Chrlstmns IIkIuIiik effects a prottrnm wns broadcast today from 12:3a to 1 o'clock .through the courtesy of it. o. J'urucker, of the Uleitrlc Wlrlnu company. The -proni-Hni.. whi;h . -wai com posed entirely of Christmas music and carols served to ntluiulatn the spirit of holiday time In many Medford homes, plans ere tinder way to make the local liKhtlnn contest this season nn even more attractive event than It wns last Christmas, AStERYNdTE: FOR YULE SEASON The custotn of butd'uor ' chrlst tnus decorating .for homes in cities throughout Iho Unltml Stuten. If raiiidly becoming a tradition with each year a larger number .coin-, pcilm; to make their houses -and yards. say. "Jlcrry Christmas." . It. ,is' tpterestitig to note tliat this beautiful Yulotlde. cusloni originaleil . in Washington, . U. ,C.. oxir national .capital, some ycuos ago.. In tlie year 1U1M a beautiful evergreen nee, cut in tile woods of Vermont, was. sent to Washing ton and set up in Sherman squaro. This tree was a gift from Jlldille bury colleg to the. president of tho United States.. . This splendid treo was decorated, md wired with hundreds of tiny , electric lights, and on Christmas eve president Coolldge,, with aiwoprlatc, cere monies, switched on . tne ngnis of the first national Christmas tree. The following, year, a beau tiful living- tree, was planted. In Sherman, Plaza behind the While House and .a permanent .under ground electric, service installed so, that cadi year tho same living treo can be decorated and , illumi nated; a perfect symbol of national gopd w111- .. h'or some years now. a nunincr of citizens ha.vrv..l.'on ,'deconitlnq their lpmcs on the outside.,; ami thisp liomes have been , gay and memorable spots of color on the Chrlsiui.is scene. This year there villi b many more homes sending out ... their . iiicssago or Slerry Cluistiiias" by means of , strings of culuccd... lights festooned about There arc, many attractive, .yet! simple ways in which to decorate resldences and yards for Christ-1 their lawns and houses. mas. several or wnicn me .-. gesud hereivUli .as follows: . ,1. Subsiltuto a yed lamp for the customary tne. In ,.our en trance flxturu .aiid put . u . wroatli arouud It. , , . . . 'Ji.., Place electric candles In Christmas, wreaths ,in your win dows. . (Electric caudles arc Mr safer than thu nii varlcty.l 3. Uun. colorca, WWs tliroiutu th trees, aud shrubbery on your grounds. ,f) , ,,; . - h 4. '. I'lacu Clirlstinus Ucus. .l.n tubs In thu yard, and trim them with strings ut plorotl llguta, , , D. . l!un strings of colored ligntsf nlona vour veranda .. ti. Kostoon 1 strings or coioreu lights ,alunit;;.fho.'.,cnfj)i rfrJto.mf house. . . " ,', ,', . i --( T. Place colored liglila In your flower -boxes.t,. ... 1,1 , ., . s. . Twipc , qolor.od ;.U'.UtiJ IP wreaths or 'gurlands and hang them in tho windows or tosioon them about the outside ..of, tho house. t , . 9. Place Ulumlnatid stars over tho doors or qii tile root, pf your bouse. - ... ....... ii . ; .10. lllum'lnatu your. Christmas trees, both , thoso used Indoors and those In the yard, with string of tiny electric lights. 11. Place colored lights, onv red and one green. In twin sockets JinoV place hem In 'tho windows. i 12. Banc .lllltmliMil-eilr. i:nrisi- nias bls In the cnth', o In the windows. SClEfFffi- ED THRU CONTACTS Whllu the scarlet-fever situation: In Jackson county has not niaohcil cpidemio. iiroportlons, ' It ,Ih not satisfactory in that too many cases have heen reported (luring tho past two wooks, reports from Dr. II. c Wilson, county health officer, In dicated today. ' llo has nuiilo. an epidemiological survey of thu all uatlon and Is convinced the lurg,e number of cases have .been, due purely. to contact, Approximately 14 canes were re ported last week, 15 tho week be. tore and five so far this, week The sickness has not been confined purely to children, but a number of adults have also been a,rntcteu Dr. Wilson said. . . T-he increjwsn, Is uUrlhubed to lack uf caution by parents and children . to. provenr thu outbrcuk of the Ukchhc. and In numerous eases to the alleged lack of pro perly olixylng the uuarantlno rules. chihlrn of nftllcteil families p try ing wltti otlifti children and par ents ut. iuarutnol homes - not ntayltiK, Imloin-s us they ur pnl- No ci so far has boon found j to bo milk or water born,' and all cases ar . ntjrlbuted only to., con tact) fj firniK Ui situation under .ctintrUytbe, plihllQ Is urged tt ob serve tiuaraitfinc rules for the Hako 01 tWimsetveSjnml others. ,tr,ri;- El. FLOREY Thi loul Antfclcnn Lok1"i will tttke imrt In th" final rite In honor of .luck TToroy, deceased nifmlir who died at tho Commu nlty Hopltnl yesterday flftornoon. Thp norvlcc will lie .held at the V anger, funarnl home tomorrow morning at 10 o'clin-k and the fu neral ttrueewdon will prnrfed from thrre to the Centrnl Point come tery for Interment. Hiirnn. New plate Kins front In stalled In Omberltng building. ('arlrfon tlallcs llolllo Sivuo or Itaillo I'arty. Mr. and Airs. Carlctou Janes en tertained a number of loyal music lovers in their home last -night d'.ir ing the national Atwater Kent audi tion which started at t:S. Anipiig those present were the follovim?:,j Mr. und Mrs. James Slovens, Mrs. Will, Andrews, .Mr. and Mm. Alan Bracklnroed. Mr. and Mrs, .11. CI. Wilson. Kay Woolsey, Mr. anil Mrs. l Porter .J. Xoff. KUow Mac Wilson und tleorgo Peehani. J The latter two, who won the I -' eal Atwater Kent audition direct .'d by James Stevens last spring, n:nl. went to Portland for tho state elimination, were especially Inter ested In the national contest. Whiie Mr. llecham will be past the agf limit for another Atwater Kent tryoul, ho Is still studying voice and hopes to go -Into professional work later. . Miss Wilson plans to-: enter the next 'year's contest. At the conclusion of the audition, light refreshments were served bv thc hostess, und the remainder of the evening was enjoyably spent In listening to other musical programs on the national hooli-up. IxkiiI Hoys unci tlffls ' Arrive lloii)i for Holidays. , With troublesome s e m e s t o r' exams behind tllem nnd a host of C'hrisin-'as anticipations ahead,-, a group of Modford's younger set who have been attending college and boarding schools in the south will arrive home this . week, to spend the holidays'. ' ' ; , Corning Kcnly. Jr., son. of eMr. and Mrs. Corning Kcnly. was the first, arriving In' the city ' tod:iy from Ojal, oil., where he is attet.d Ing Thatcher school. He will he followed by nts 'liroiner rnrwei John Weills. son of .Mr. and Mis. J. C. 8. Wellls. and Cur ton I'n v ton. son of Mr. and ..Mrs. K - nrnMtnn nf the Aonlegate. Who will arrlvo Saturday from San Jtafu.d. where, they attend Tamnlpals school for boys. From San Ilafael also will come IjOUlsc Conner, daughter of . Mr. nnd Mrs. CJuy Conner, who attends Uomlnlcian college, l.oulso Is not expected tq nrrive until December 21. ' On Friday, Mary, l.ee and Dorothy ltOberts, daughters of Attorney nnd Mrs. .0. M.. ljoherts, will arrive home. from Castilleja school at Palo ,Vlt: and Roxapna Ituhl, daim'i- tnr'ttt Mr. anil Mrs. .-KolierZ . W. 4ujll. and Harriet and Frances Hparrnw, dnughtors or ir. nnu, jurs. Alex Kparrow will, bo homo from tho Katherlno Hranson school fov jilrls at itoiw. Cnl., Jjeny ;i;aruwcj, uaugiuer ui and 'Mrs. It. CI. Itardwcll, who Is afteiiillna Marlborough school In lib Angeles, iwlll also iti'rlVd' Fr' duj-, nswilJKthcl anil .(.'until Onuqy. daughters of. Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Dasey, who ora .ttltondliiK Notre inumo at San Jose. . . Dr. - J.-! IV" Bray returned from Eugene today whero -ho has .-bean conducting revival meetings in tho South Methodist church of that ;elly' fo,i: the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Kamey left today for Newbcrg,.t)rogon where they will attend tho jfoblen wed ding elohratlon or Alrrnd Mrs. Ceorif. Rannev on.r Dealmber 18. They iv'ili tlien. leuVe Xii i!'ltle to uttend the Christmas holidays. .-rTTTr-n--c; SANITY HEARING- A healing was scheduled for this afternoon befuro County .Judge Alex Sparrow, Into the. sanity of J l;dwar.d Hrowne, with the, prob-. ability that the man would be urd--eccd committed '.to the Oregon Statu, hospital, for transfer to. the provincial hospital at. Vancouver, U. ('. Browne Is a lirltish subject,' und, according to tho authorities was previously 'confined lliorp,,,t . Ib-owno. h man past ntUldle ugc, and well educated, poseil us a'iiiln Ing engineer, and during IHs stay here contracted bills at southern Oregon hotels, wrote letters, and hail delusions ui flnunelal prowess. At several local stores ho mado chrlBtou's. purtjiascs . ,1r . , hirgo amounts' .and '. promist-ir ' payment later, having the purchases luld away until Christmas. Thfi California Orcvoii wr coinpany last Hwluiclay wilh thu ticm,nt buyer of ChrlMlmaH HmiIh In JuckHon county, hccoiiIIiik to roportM from thn ul rtalo commit ter today. Two thoumind 8'aln wcro puix'lmiicd und will- iH-olmldy hr lined in ft hnrt Ihno on com pony cori'CHpondonco, . , Tito, huHlneMH nt the company Ih not only to Hupiily 1 Iff lit and umc trttity to the 'Ktowlnir wouthfvn Every day 10,000 women buy a bottle of Lydia E. PinkhanVa Ve(tfr tal)le Compound. They know that there la no better remedy for their (roubieaome ailment with their accompanying nervousnem, back ache, headache, "blue" spells, and I rui rundown condition. mm Mtaaceicr GOPCO PURCHASES BIG BLOCK SEALS froop it Knjoys Skiing Amui Springs. Fifteen members of troop 3 uml i Mvo Hoy Scouts from Asliland left I hero by motor early yesterday inoriilng for a skiing parly In the vicinity of L'nion Creek. Finding no snow there, they drove two utiles past the Diamond lake. lnter-:i section where they encountered not1 only snow but some sleet and rain. i ' It was In tho Anna Springs vlcln-1 Ity where they put on the sklis nil I , enjoyed at least three and one-half mile ,of beautiful sailing. The party, accompanied by Scout Kx--ecutivo Lee Hricker, returned late 1 In the evening. - IV.a School Plan I hrislinns I'roxraiil. Tho Tolo school will give it ('hrlsdnas program and oth Yuletido festivities on Thursday, evening, at the school house. The ladles of tho Community, club and other patrons of O'e school arc giving their assistance, In making the evening ono of l lc.asurovtu..tho cliildrcn nnd par- j cuts. A cordial Invitation is oxtonded to all persons Interested 111 the school and community. Uynl Women's class , Will Have Luncheon. Tho Luyal Women's class of the i'biisllan church will have a cov ered dish ''luncheon at the home of Mrs. Henry Currier, GUI. West j loth street .at, . 10. ulelock tomor row. Kach .member Is requested I to bring a . gift. . A special Chiist-'i mas lu-ograin has been planned. .J About IS local Shrlncrs returned .... ,.. tl,(u n.,.,,1 fi'mit Kile- ! rameiito where they attended the big ceremonial. J)hl there over the week end. Anxious wives, sweet hearts nnd families filled the sta tion ami held court In the South ern Pacific parking lot an hour before the train1 arrived. i Chrysanthemum Circle Thimble club. Neighbors of Woodcraft will j give a Christmas party for the . members oC the Thlmblo club and their children, Wednesday evening : December 1 Ktli ut the. home of i Dorothy Seriplui'Ci T16 Cedar struct. ... I The Iteamcs chapter nf Hastern I Star will hold a special meeting j and Initiation of candidates at the Masonic lodge rooms this coming Wednesday evening. A social even ing will follow tho Initiation and' business session, thu turiuor being In cliai-Ru of, Mrs. Gwendolyn, Woodcock." The Wednesday Study club' will' meet December lHlh ut the public library. This Is thd last riieetlng of the old year. The study for the meeting will be, tho Culture of the' Japuneso. . The art und aesthetics will bo handled, by Mrs, Plckol; thcatori, plays and music by , Mrs. Wold; muKazino nrtlcles by. Mrs. lanby. ' Miss Oertrudo Weeks und. ner brother Alfred Weeks left Satur day night for. Berkeley, California, to spend, the holidays visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs. W. P. ilargarvc and daughter Gertrude. ' Miss Mary Mnn returned today from Seattle whero she has been visiting Mr;' J. R. O'Meui'a for! some time. ' . Ororon country, hut also In taking an Interest In health matters of j tho community by Investing, In the. seals, the funds of which nro used in combatting tuberculosis, a seal official said this afternoon.,. In purchasing tho seals, C. M. Brewer, vice president of tho com pany, said: 'Vq believe in Jacitson county, nnd lire- vitally Interested In all Its community problems. It is faith In further health work that we glniHy Invest In the seulsi" ffi (iadd itl'ver, Contract 'wiilVVinii Mtwdod iter remotlillr)K?HrHli' way' AtUo compuhy on Fifth ami i,)uk iitrnnln. ' , onnn FOLEVS m.inl I Tit r II COMPOUND yil mmm For Ha Id at Jnrmlii 4k WihhIh Irii(c Hlnre, crnnr Main Mint Vntrnl. n h n n is:f!5ji ItUHUr Bl Tor - 1 All Hour Service Oiin cun h( iiiioii us lit uny hour uf llio tluv or nlnht Willi llio ilnfltllta u(irBiirrj that tho call wilt lie 'feonild"to Immcd lately. ()ur Ih a norvlcu Ihut trply never iilooim, fur , there Ih ulw(iy Hoim.oua on duly -by the phone. It nun heen nut' ulm In tiiiikn C!oiiKr Hervlro equal (i lite enieiKency, tin ntnlltir wl ul ll'.itniy liei' Wtj think w littvo heuu . lllllO HllftOHItftllct ! . ' I CONGER FUNERAL PARLORS W.MAIN AT NEWTOWN ! (Jphone 207 GIVE LOVE BIRDS (Parrokeets) ; FOR CHRISTMAS Cunning in their actions, gorgeous in color of plumage and fascinating pets, Love Birds will make sonny, daughter or mother Happy the year around. ' " " h See Our. Blue Love Birds The First Ever Shown in JVIedford -CANARIES- Select yours from'our stock of ; : Guaranteed Singers 323 East Kfain . Phono 260 Christmas Stockings for tho Dog " I- CHRISTMAS TREES Got your Christmas trees from Owcn-Orogon Employes' Belief Committee Carload will arrive Saturday, De cember 14. Sco trees at Owen-Oregon office on high way or phone 771. '- '""."-' r" J V ,'".- EMPLOYES' RELIEF COMMITTEE. - Placing Your Valuables '.', 'ii :r in our Safe Deposit Vault , , not only affords pro: , , tcction for them ;v,, ,,, ,-.,-'; - : ' ' " buf brings a peace of mind that is worth a'great'deal to the progres sive man pr woman. " v ' " i' ' -'..'i, tJ Mi : ,; i , . (f '."' Wln. you .know,, that your valu ables are safe, you can forget the responsibility for their ownership, and banish, from, mind all concern and - Fear for Inspect Our Safe Deposit Facilities TODAY! - .'. '. 4'. . ' . ' - ..' . K l.ofc The Jackson COUKtY Pank liSVABLlKIIliD 110(1 , ; ' Medi'ord, Oregon Dr. E. J. Carpenter , ,,. CHIROPRACTOR nd 't , PHYSIO THERAPIST ' ' ' 314 Medford Dldg. Phon. 430-R vuvamum in sennce, ,ii8. t- ftjl ri '('r.).' i .their safety j I a. 'i ,. -.' v 'lCH APEL J " ( v. ... '