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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO Tpcaliand. -'Personal ! -.peak, which will prohfthly he reach - ed Sunday. OultfoliiK mail Is ti plling up, at the name time and ,iik peaK will ih reacneu tomorrow .... Li, . -ah ...nil i.. fin.'.flii imintH munt.be mailed late Si.tn.- dny alloriioon In order 10 be de - llvered lieforo Christinas day, on which dny ull iidalofflees will liu closed all dny and no carrier do - llvci'loa will bo made.- jrome-madc cake"., fruit "oaken ;and plum pudding at .Marh'.i Grocery. r WW Turkey rltlo moot. George Vrlnht, 2(4 mllea smith of Jack sonville, Biinday, Dee. 22nd.. 2,2 Deputy United Ktcliea MuiBh.il C'al Wells will leave this evening with several fodeial prlsonera. f," J'ortland. Mr. Wells 1ms received no information yet from tho. newly appointed United States mni'Hli.ii, John j. Day of I'irttlaiid, nn to whether ho I to he retained In hi", prettunt position when tho new of ficial token office next week. Htop your loaklnR . roofs mid walls with "Bltutcct." HtickB to any wet surface, painted or mon ped. ltenilires no experience. Ap plied cold. Miller Product Co., foot of Lincoln Portland, Ora. Ill , . tl'.'l tl Sltf. l' 8. Urninmer of I limn Koo. China, Ib anient; the RuestH fro'ii a dlatnnco at' M cul f b rd' hotelB.1 Others arc lloy. McHwain of Buf falo, N. Y.. Mr.' ami Mrs. 15. O. 'Menard of San Antonio, 'fax., iiiul Mr. and Aim. Wm. Kirk of Weiaer. 'Ida. , . : j t, ' Tou can net your ! Christina' i'al'dx iil lntod or procoss-enibossi d the Mime day from the Marshall Prlntlnc Co. . tt" Knglisli holly for tho Christina tablo and coi-saco Monarcu tieej Oo. - -,.. , an Wat Dalnoa.of Mcdford, district silica innnHKCr of tho. PIkkIx.-WIk-Kly Btores, visited In .Ashland en business yestorday. You 'an (tot your Chrtstmas carda printed or process-embossed hc samo day from tho Marshall PlinlhiK Co. If 'MIsh Taylor'a entire hat stock In bo sold at . price and less. IBycrythliiK must go. - Humlicr.ifl tjhop, HHveii-ldt 4ill",ui 'ircpjlW'to'l In lie runnliiK In the elver in rainy lai'BO numhers.,- but OsUini,-. Is not 5 Hod, rtiiM.i mS)WJ!(,lf1i3ifl'J" IK to local fishermen, lfiiwovtf'-, ospito that trouble, a wood sized !i(umber of,4ffl;f(V"i"t(HhJHn'jyif f 'lleen tvylua-.tlii'li' rtick, , but with lllttle success. . it . ' fi VnntedJt-oiif ilerfiJ jiVin llanlcd hy lady nrl friend with a .tycll filled basket, to atlond the Isnnuul voll-oiill and box social of jV'ator. Lako Aerlo Fraternal urder tOf KhrIoh, Thursday ovnnliiK, Ho- i cmbPi' With, I O. O. V. hall. I5a:-l II. Vehl, W. P. , 870 An open house reception of the KnlRhta of Pythias win no put or. Ui jU'U.l i''f. ji.'.'JU.Uf!1 ml... :, i nod Ashland IoiIkch dohiK the vo' i AW-LRJi U tl knights, former Uil&li nitiifJbMh, interested ar tifaiyi ttwmoin ttnihc reception. tj8BmaklnB nd remodollnff; at tin fashion Shop. 424 Medford 2M4 Tel. 1181. UV . Ixis nsh. less mot, In that Rood coal. Hansen CoM Co. Tel. 23.1. ., tf , If all the stamps expected to he used for Christmas, mull Inn this your wore placed end to end they would reach 63,131 miles. They, will total 4. nod. (Mill, wciffhhiK 3 no Hons, according to the postofilce department - i Whoopee doll hnlldny dunce. Jackson Sprlnks, BnU night. 272 Yeomen Christmas dance. W. O. W; .hhll Friday nlicht. Doc. 20th. liveryborty welcome ..JJyngo Iiros,' orchestra.. i t'-- 270 IClRht out oMIie tttutfc ears re; Istrred here yesterday with the lo cal stale auto traffic bureau. filK turkey shoot. Kunday, Pee. 23, 10 to 5 o'clock,' Lonlo Htaa ranch. 3 ntlles fast, of .'RuiiU Point nn Rrownsboro road. Urlnw your rifle. 1 i -; . -73 J. T. 1-itr.er arrived this forenoon from Portland to take hack th 'hryler sedan thtit was ahiiiidonc-1 hero Inst week, aftt-r having bi'ti stolen In Portland from W. It. Mo lonald. Mr. hltiecr reprfreiUs tb. National Auto Theft bureau, and was in southern Orenon Ihst week to drive back nn auto Unit wis found In Ashland, and next week his trips that will lake him to Po catello, Ida., and Onden. 1'tnh. DynKd's dance. AN'ed. and Sj.t.. Dreamland. Admission 50c. 273 MlK Taylor's ontiro hat stink to he sold at H price and lr 'Kverything must K. Handicraft Hhop. a7:i Mr. i. ml Mrs. Holla Hlnibarncr of Mcdhird were visiting wit h Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Madden and family In Ashland last Tuesday. Vm Medford - mhdn factory blocka. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 3I. 24Mf ; Knglish holly for the Christmas tablo and corsiiKO Monarch Seed Co. 273 t:hlef HanKor (lodfrey, who vis ited tho west end of Crater Lake national pnrk yeslerduy. penetra'. Ing. by car two miles Inside the pnrk from Ihn went entiHnee. snys tISe Pacific hlwhwrty approach from WhlKkey eroek on Is n masii of Hlunhy snow, that I'nlon creek was a veritable lakn yenterdiiy nfler tioon, and that the Honuo river and Klk creek wmv filled to their banks In a rushlnR torrent stase. Krnm thin It Is Renerally presumed lh.il th other atreams of the county arc In the same condition biiK-e of tho recent ralna. . Wanted Your preaence. accom panied hy lady or friend with n wall filled basket, to attend the annual roll-call and box social of Crater Tako Aerie Fraternal Order of Kaalea, Thuniday evening, !c comber 19th, I p. O. V hall. Knrl H. Fehl. W. P. 2: Mr, and Mra. Theo. Knacksiedt of Medford recently attended the funeral of Mr. Knackatedt's broth tr ftt Etna, Cai. CoyotCH arc not an plentiful In the J'nuipect country an they were lMt winter, according to It. T. Oik. who collected bounty on four coy otes at the county clerk's offline this forenoon. So far HiIh year, he has killed 1 - of the animate, hut In other yearj he unually hf-H i1 :5 or 30 at this time, he paid. A warrant was also issued today to CroiKe MaiKaillne. of Ashland for Die killing of six coyotes. Christmas trees! Buy thorn at 1 owen-OreKon office' on hlKhwny. rarIoad Do 14, Emi.lnvcn's j RolIof Committee. 25Ctf 1 Another 1)Ir dunce Central 1'iilnl, ! "'h'- ' -r- j Among the California ronldenlH n-BlHterpil at Medford hotels urn j II. W. HtriiiKfell mid family of l.oni; 1 lionch, H. tl. Herg" of .Murynvllle and Kred White of tllendulc. j Dynt-e's dance, Wed. and Sat.. Dreamland. Admission 60c. 273 I Doc'h old-time dance, W. O. W. nan, every Nat. niitnt. il Kxcavatlon for a (300,000 nine story medical-dental office bui'.d- Ini? at KilKeno has been startej. The building will lie 112 by Mil feet in dimensions and will I erected especially for physic! tits and dentlrts. The American Trust company of Portland Ib filiailclni the structure. ... ' Yeomen CMiriHtmaa dance. W. O. V. hall Friday ninht, lJee. 20t!i Kvorybody welconio. , 270 KnKlish holly for the Christm-is table and corsiiKQ Monarch Heed Co. 27S' ; I'. A. "Wlnelrout, nc, car di-ai el's of (Irauts Pass, filed a civil suit .it the county clerk's offlr tiiday airainst J. Hi: llown for $7,0 cldini'Ml to be due on the purchase of iiutofnobllos anil tractors. .(lot your cut flowers and potted plants at tho Monarch Heed Co 274 !' "l 'so Mcdford - made, factory blocks. Hertford Fuel Co., Tel. 031. a4!iif . The Ashlnid Hl-Y club'wiw linst to tho Medford 1II-Y cluli at a hai. ipict hefd in the Methodist church at Ashland Tuestlay night. Forty one boys from the two clubs wer" In attendance. For Hale Kindling by tho load. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 631. 2-1 5tf Christmas dance at jake Creek Saturday night. Conic. 272 A conscience -stricken thief ha. returned to Dan Whitsett, well known resident of Riverside, Doug las county, It 12-foot length of one Inch pipe that wa stulen Hlx years ago. , The pipe was worth ll.'O whop stolen. W.uitcd Your presence, accom panied Jiy.Jady of friend with, a 'MMMv'Tl ilW(Y,'V."tle(l(l,.llte. annuaVVollciill ah1 'box so'chil' or Crater T.ako Aerie Fraternal Ord-r jof '.l'!ahH, ;JI'liiirdl:.i)vli,ilni.l (. .'nihT? Lltil.'l Ci'ci.-fc.liall.T II. Fehl. W. P. , 27tl iMfiVleeH rendered, the Npwh l'u,,"f llhlninfpiiip hijXiiunoiUI fin clr'fliu eouli lrcoin()lalht itftuhift; i tho MuhIc llox. ( Uet your cut flowern fM VP'jNi planta at Iho Wonarch 'hW Vf. 27-1 M I ms Tnylor's rntlro Iiat stock to be sold ,at price and lew. KverythliiK nuiHt bo, llundlcrift Shop. 272 '.'"ft .w.a." inrntMCHwlyjnircd in .d'''" alotiK "Jho VucftTc "inKirway "TTils moruliiK between Medford mid Cen tral PoitiUVfJThovlMi; ,ittichmB.;.h.n1 appfrentiy taken h-tbad jkid. Ult lUo opposite siUu of the. VenviiUv j. Yellow WaV Imih fiSEiirefl .in a-io1- llsiontou the Pacific lilKliwayyamitH of Aldford. thlA morning when a light car collided with ft. The smaller machine turned over an a result of the impact. Hce Itrlll's Sheet Motnl Works for radiator, fonder and auto body repairing. 217tf Sen our Xmas special now. The Peaslnys, 331 Kast Main. 240t( . Guests from tho Htate of Wash ington at local hotels include It. M. Thomas of Walla Walla, and tho following from Seattle; Milton Hay. Mrs. C A. Huller and son. H. J. uArnett, W. C. Meagher, Mr. ami wravjij. u. jewaissey. .t Christmas trees! Huy.them at Owen-Oregon office on highway. Carload Pec. 14lh. , KiniiloyecK Relief Commltteo. SfifiiC j A light covering of hiiow foil on tho ' (Ireensprlug Motintiiin road yesterdny afternoon, according to State Traflo Hergeant C. P. Talent, who wan on tho rond yesterday. The siicwfall was so light that Ih' ground was barely covered. The samo was also true on the Siski you mountains. ChrtstimiH dance at like Creek Hatui'day night. Come. 272 . (ienulue holly wreaths. Mounreh Seed & Feed Co. 274 (im.'Nts from Oregon points at lo cal hotel include K. It. llabrlef. T. H. McMorley and Mary Host on of Siiletn, C. K. Ford, A, X. Town fend and Frank Wilson of Kugcn Paul UsMeiH of (Nirvallls. Mr. and Mrs. 1). 1). Huflninn of Waldport. and the following from Port hind: A. F. Mule, John M. Krog, M- P. McNeil. T. A. Duffy. J. T Hrmilon. A, F. Holden. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hloek. I. V. Husklrk, C. V. Col lins, 11. 1-;. Newell, J. K. Hay re. . Frxok Cbatnbetiiilu, Mark I tenlev, J. H. Whltson and Fred Myers. llemKtt teh lag, plcotlng, pleat hi k. button milking and hoso mendlm;, lltindicnift Hhop, Ki7tf Cse Medford - made factory blocks. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. B31. 24511 t Aft.'r hsvlug upent Ihe past '' r In Iho middle we-t and eastm states. Paul Heer U spending h ahort time In Medford vlnltlng rel ative. He U a former well known Med font mint ami was connected with the Hotel Holland several yean it no. Genuine holly wreaths. Monarch Seed A Feed Co. 74 "Thnl good coal.' We give green trading stamps. Hansen Coal Co. Phone 239. tf Mish Irva Fewell. who ha been 111 at Ihe Hue red Heart hospHnl for three weeks, will be remove) to her. home tomorrow, according to plans today. Another bla daiic Central Poln;, Hat. night. New hall. ?mt Following a three week"' vMt lth relatives at Challis, Ida., Mrs. Walter Germer arrived home yes terday. Christ m Mi dance at !nke Creek Haturday night, Come. VI IWrcPFORP MAtL lttwUk-nU of Malin, Klama!.. county, liave asked tho Klunmiii KulU cliumlier of commerce to In ilorxo their petition to have th juoKist'd Great Nor I horn extension Into California routed throut'ii Ma- lln Christmas dance lit Lake Creole .Saturday niKht. Conic. ,,, ., '11 1 There are Hllll vhuuiicIoh Jn .Hk local unit of the Oregon National (iuard. Captain Carl Y. TcngWbl-l 'announced today, hut applicants, I are ua-ed to apply for enlistment i 'M'ly a his office In the Hotel Hol- ImlldlnK. An interesting pr- gram for winter activities la bpliig,c" tho best ouiaoon; c)iji;ltmas j)lann'MJ, ho said Genuine holly wreaths. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. 274 John C. McClurg, , 38, former Grant Pass resident, Ih held ,lp piiwon at Kmmctt, Ida., charged with murdorlng his wlfo, , lct mo write your fire insurance Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel , Holland Jildg. Phone 993. , lf Lloyd Maglll of Bend, owner of tile Mr.glll drug stores, Hpent yes terday in the city on bushiest, and Htarted on the return trip last night. . , Another big dance Central Point, Sat. night. New hall. 272 Don Newbury arrived home yes terday fruin Kulcni, where he nr gued a case before the supreme court. . : . i . Welding and brazing; all motaH, shapes and sizes.. N. F. Ohrt at I Offutt's Machine Shopi 273 Accompaniejd .by her daughter J'atrU'la, Mra. James Drennan let: yesterday for , a visit with her inolh'jr at lOvcrett. WiimIi Get your t a m a 1 o 'supplies Franklin's - -Grocery., . Phono 310. 3S2t Alayor A. . V. Pipoh last night figured in ml auto crash at the co rue.' of Grape and Main atrcet? with It. y. .Christean. and City En gihcer.Fred Scheffel figured In- 4 crash v;ith Martin Adams at M.iin and Fir. according to auto collision report Hied at the pojice station. Got your cut flowers and potted plants at the Monarch Heed Co. 274 Mrs. M. E. Fisher left today to upend three weeks ' at Sacramento and Siiu Francisco, on a vacation and vlblt. ?t. I lomc-made cakes, fruit cakes and plum pudding at Marsh's Grocery. ' 2701 f In basketball games r iilayed lit Ashland last evening, two Southern Oregon Normal school teams de feated the Hint. Falls team, 43 to 2fi, and the Itoguo River town team, GO to 8., . . . 'Special offer for Xmas photo- graphs. Tho Pcaleys, 331 Eai Maid. , 240Uf THo lOlk-rt lodge 'Christmas ti'ef' doluga will be held In the oaKemm trfili- t-!lkH. Jmpb.illding th i'Vrtfnuu; innicMian.'iyuitcrria notn lodge .tesMloii "Tlui (Iiurcho8 of VViiHlilliKlilii I).. (!.,". wiislhe Hiihicct of iinlii tfw.st inHfttiH-,ijit.rtitttravl.iie M(wHimtHr4iut--Prouas4aual'AVain'i oh'h cluh nt tho regular wcokly' luncl non helU ttl.UiB.HotelLHollaii'l this noon hp 41th. tftwle U. Portor,! who. ilurliic fWNihirv'hM'W itovei n- nioni commission in tue cupupi jy unci bfton mndo pllRrlmaKes (to the vurlniiN t-'liurchcs ttnd touiiiUihem nn Interesting study as well' as tin Inspiration. . Mis. It. C. Mulhalland. official song loader of the club, contrlhutod a liciuiliful vocal selection to tho program, "Christmas Lullaby.". A bodrouni fiuco entitled " ' Twas the Nlfiht lleforo Christmas," was iro sentod by tine eladieg of tho press. The commons used In the skit wore heirlooms Imported from an ICug lish mld'Victorian bnudouir. , , , I'lio nroKram for the. day was In cIiiii'ko (if the public relations com- mllto or, tlio club undur tho dlrnc--lion of Zoo lirlfl'ln. chairman: (irace Voss and Marnaret Kerr.' Vrliaiw ono of tho most welcome t'lirlslmna kIIIh received hy a local family to ditto Is tho sot nf husky twins horn tn Mr. and Mra. K. P. ("Ned") Vllns In a Portland hos pital Tucsduy. A boy anil a girl, weighing four and nne-hiilf pnunils aploco, mid pronounced hy attend- mils as the "stronRost twins ever burn at the Knmnuol llosplinl," the ynunustcrs are said to bavo nlroadv sol up a bowl tn loavn tho hos- pllul for Medford." Mr. Vllns Is In Vu tlaiid and tihoiipil long distance In Mrs. l'lllinboth Houol, inolhor of Mra. Vilas, as soon as tho twins arrived Tuesday evening. PATTKHHON Hattln l. Pat terson, a resident of Medford for four years, passed away nt tho homo, K0l south Peach street, at :&( n. in. today., Mrs. Patterson whs born December &. 1N4D, Aged years. 14 day a. She was a member of the I'nltcd Hrethern hut-ch at Fennlmore. Wis., where she. resided hofnra coming to this lociitlty, and where her huslmnd Pitssed away eight years ago. Hhe bjive one son, F. J. Pat- torson of this city with whom she resided. The remains are at the Conger Funeral Parlors and ar- rrthgeinenls will be announced, later. Notice nf Mening. Tha annual meotlng nf the stock - holdera of the Jackson County Building ft Loan Association will ha held at SO North Central Ave nue, Medford, Oregon, on Monday. January 6, If SO, at ?:S0 p. m. o. c. booos, Secretary. i Obituary TOimJNE, MEflFOD,. 1,1 LIST GIVEN OUT BY COMMITTEE ; Tho list of . prizes to be award lighting displays nan just , been unnounceU by the jiubllcity , (,'um mlttee of , the. Medford c hanibei of com in e1 icq. Homoilon(lld: prices have been 'muxie availublo through tho , courtesy ...of . locl , bualness houHcs and competition , In this year's contest promisee to be keen. HevoraJ additional classes 'of dis plays have been added this year and. thlH makes It poBsiblo , for every home to .enter in noma di vision of the contest. The following is a list of the prizes, which are now on display In the windows of tho chamber, of commerce. 1'lizO liitit. . .'. ' Ilest decorated residence dis play First, Premier Junior vac uum cleaner, donated by the Cali fornia Oregon Power company: second, floor lamp, donated by People's Electric Store; third, one year's subscription to daily and Sunday Mail Tribune, donated by Medford Printing company. Host decorated outdoor tree- First, .Hammond electric clock, Haven wood model.- donated by Electric Wiring company. 8oc ond, tun admissions to cither Cra- lerian or Ufalto theatres, donated by Fox Theatre company, ; Hest decorated residence, en trance First, eight ..cup Hotpoiut electric percolator, donated ., by Southern Oregon , Electric, com pany; second. Pyralln Tpile't Set. consisting of military brushes and comb to match, (donated, by West Side Pharmacy. l Hest decorated residence win dow First, electric toastor, do nated by Medford Furniture & Hardware company; second, Ger man Lebkuchcn Christmas cake, donated by Fluhrer's bakery. ; . Host apartment house, court r group display ? 10.00 cash, .do nated by Medford Dally News., The contest Is open tq evury local citizen, except employes of the electric stores or Copco,, Those who enter in the contest are urged to file cntriea with t)fc -chamber of commerce ' nt once. ' Specifying which of the above clUHH''thc wish to have their dlHp'ay'c'nterod In. ' All ' displays" must M ol! i the. Illumlnnted ' 6 w t d oo r"'t'yW" 'and should be In place by ' the night of December 22. J udgingl,Kvill fccj on the basis of bcauty'orlglnalllV! and the best expression of,llthc Christmas spirit. Thbsfc"'1Vo1wlsh I jolp In planning' displa'" can !s'- uro lorco or uny-ol1 thH'VoMil 'cIci'- trie .dealer's. ','A.il IndlcidVrtnH' polrit tti a 'notable Clil'lstiiins' 'Hghtlfilt lictlyK.Vrln ' Mefi.yrrt ' Itlilityeiii'. , uulJc ll I -fi i i'ij' ! ui: iTiii'i Yeoninn 4odg.o of thlsr-cHy1 wlll,h'ilif"";nohei'lilK''ibuSi'iMdoy nlghv ut.-'tllclr Modga hiill. jwhlcli has been re-decorated 'lor tills week's party. Refreshments will be served during the course of tho evening, with dancing ' beginning at 9 o'clock or shortly before. Yeo man memboi-H and their friends are expected to be present from all parts of Jackson county with a few expected from northern California,- where the' lodge-' has good tronglli. ' ' . ' ' ! Tho liuptls of the public schools can hardly wait for the annual holiday vacation, which begins with Iho oloso of school tomorrow noon, so eager are Ihny with anticipation for tho Joyful Chrlstmas-iNow Yoar's season. The vocation will lust until Monday, January 0. At tha vur.ous school buildings Christmas oxorcises will be held tomorrow forenoon, and a pageant participated lit by tho various schools nf tho city, will ho held to night in the high school gymna sium. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Fl.llt HAI.K Cheap, good used I'luysler sedan, or will trade (or va'.Mijt lot or eiiullv In .small home. See Chrysler Agency. 270 WANTRn-I.bonl or long dlslnnco hauling. Insured carrier. .Spec ial suck moving equipment. We fu.iru ulec to savo you money, lawlcy Transfer, 619 . ISIver sld.'. I'hone KHI-.V S30 l''()H ItH.NT Neat, clean mid at- tra"tlve small titipicK, close in: completely furnished; suitable for one or two: Si'-iTtd. Also modern, unfurnished house with fireplace, on pavement. $25. Also 3 store location suitable for Mill. ill l'(ttll! IlimlnMU M,.n l-lthl. lea A. Wing Aksncy. Inc. :7a C II It I ST M A S TltKKM for sale ciifsin at te oe s istoiT, corner Main and Oakdalc. l'7 t r'titt SAl.i: sr. acres, with good reshb lice, barn and pat-king house; n acres In Itose pears. K acres In prunes. ( acres In peaches and 3 acres In apples. Thla la a well kept orchard and an excellent Investment. Trice IIS. 000: la.sno e.ish. balance to suit. K. (1. Klngwell, Itnseburg. Oregon. 27S WANTKIi lly trained nurae, who la a nonie owner, nuratng or care of Invalid. Tel. lllft-Y or 6.t-f LOST Kemale Scotch terrier: black, abort leg, pointed ears. Itewant. I'hone tSlO-J-4. V. W. Ilamill, ;; YEOMAN LODGE W1U . HOLD DANCE FRIDAY OltRCiOX, TIHTR8IAY, Daily Meteorological Report December 19, 1929 'on-fttMH. . Medford and vicinity: tied toiilKhl and Friday. tonight. , Oregon: - Unsettled tonight and Friday with rain in northwest portion. Cooler In southwest por tion tonight. 5 Ixical Data. l s Temperature (dogs.).. 48 41 Hlghcstlast 12 lirs.) 00 . ,48 lowest (last 12 hra,) 40 , 40 I tel. llunilillty (pc.).... 114 ' 100 Proclpitiitlon (in.) T .22 Stitto 'of weather Cloudy Clear Ijowest temperature this morn ing, no degrees! Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 102S, 7:55 Inches. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 43; lowest, 20. Sunset .today,. 4;42 p.m. Sunrise Friday, 7:35 a.m. Sunset Friday, 4:42 p.m. Observations Taken at 5 A, mT 120th Meridian Time I3W " a - H n X3 3V i ' CITY, 3 Ijaker City Hlsimirck , .. Hpise .... 32 ... 10 .... 38 ...r 10 ' ... 8 .... ris ... 12 ... .80 00' ... 72 -.42 IJcnver Fresno Helena a....., lis Angeles , Marshfield .. rboenix Portland; J Red BUUt');.y.,..&4 Rosebnrg ..'.:.'....:.. lie Salt I-ako 38 Son Francisco .... 110 Santa Fe .... Seattle Spokane Walla Walla Winnipeg ; 2S . 4 ' 3(i 3 1 V-J. HUTCHISON, . .' - , Meteorologist. who long ; 'for coilcy;)w,cayi,9r(.lIln(liaH' been Jire- .valltng 1pei-e.r,v)' a wou "t, and srelaliy f oi i a . cbldcp C'lirlnHi;n 'dny will eldonito HhlMi momlng's 'w'eWtbeH'foi'Ot'ast'ias a 'step -toward that enil. Tlib'-fOfeOaHt Is for un etit)hMl: woHtlier.:, tonight and, J''!'!-diiyio,ftndii:Ctitdei;!',teiiiporntui'Qi-'l'or tOtllgll(,jlir)i,i,(-jt. I' l,--.-,i -ivir'l - "Ml -,i;oAf,heity fog h ,ln llilHvinui'iiliig .iiillouttug.lhQ fHlli(',32, q(,in,iwei iiuwrc o(,'ain dmiHB. Iast iilghl.,Ml Id.- 5..,a,ni.. ((urtay.i tl)i'"iighi -Yhl:l unViVi lteuolriitvil,, lata, M'ta, fcirejioon .Itnd i dispelled, ,it.,,v ,rabi.,.,,bivl fallen od(y, uu, tPi Jate, ,thjs. aftc- ,uottn,-, !ti J(j.f,i'n,- POLLS: FOR. DANCERS "; . AT SPRINGS SATURDAY . Sjieclal featurca will mark the weekly dance at the Jnckmm Hut SprinKH Saturday nlplit, . when "whoopee dolls will he Bivcn away to the dancers. This la n part of a pre-hollday celebration, which will probably be followed by othera during tho course, of the holiday season.. The. music will be furnlshml- by the Dom lievot Pei l'oddlers and dancing will begin promptly at 9 o'clock. Tho pavil ion Is becoming n' popular nttl'ac IToiV for Southern -Oregon dancers. ' Nliitext Cniiinninkvilloii Medford Lodge No: 103, A. F. & A. M Friday. cemhor 20, iulmi, 7;30 p. m. Anlinnl fle-etloir hnrt inMtaTliVl(n of officers for ensuing year. Ity order of the V. M. C. M. HOUSTON, 2 7 1 ' Secretory The Edenette Electric Washer llfnvo rocelved anothor slilimicnt nf Kdoncttcs. ; II yon want tn give your wlfo something that will ninko lier work easier, give Iter ono of these nortahlo washnrn. No need tn wash out on tho cold lairch. when sho can do It nn Iho kitchen table or sink. It will handle any thing except double blankota. Maay women who already have large clumsy washers are buying Kden cttea for the lingerie and delicate things, and when there are babies and diaper It la worth, many (lines Its price. 150 cash, or 5i on easy payments, - i t i. E E. Littlefield' Agent . Route 1, Medford 26 Cldy. -2 1 Clear 32 Cldy. 10 Clear -6 Cldy. 02 Clear 4 Snow (10 Clear 48 Cldy. IS clear 40 ' RHln 02 ' Cldy. 0! 'Cldy. 30 Snow 50 Cldy. 8 ' Cldy. 42 Cldy. .'10 Cldy. 32 Cldy. -18 Clear DECEMBER 19; ' J 029. FILM TRAVELOGUE I fI Nnw- I A Si AT COPCO FORUM Tho .Copco forum enjoyed an other fine program of motion pic- j tures this noon when Howard -Llll ' prevented a two-reel "travologu? of his trip west. Mr. Ull, who Is i connected with the Chicago office of thj BIyyesby Engineering and Management corporation, made tho trip from Chicago to Madford by automobile via some of the nation al .parks and scenic attractions of the, United states and Canada, and secured some splondld footage, of the. outstanding scenery on route. Tho .tri p, w h Ich covered 30 TO miles; avus mailo-in eight days and Included Mopsat YelloWHtone park, lacier national park, Ijake Louise 1 and other famous resorts. -Tiho mountain scenery, geysers, turbu lent .streams, .waterfalls and other beauty spots along lht route were faithfully recorded' by tho movie camera and-provided-a most Inter esting helf-hour program for the forum meeting. Mr. Li 11 has also taken Home fine pictures of Crater Lake, Mill Creek Falls and other local scenery along with views of Medford and vicinity while .here- These pictures will be shown in Chicago When he returns and should result in some fine ad vertising for southern Oregon.' 13. C. Koppen acted as chairman of today's forum meeting.- ; "Tho Ramblers," southern Ore gon's newest dance orchestra will broadcast an hour of dance music tonight -over KM KD from C:3() to 7:30. The orchestra is composed of Keith Cole, violin . and saxo phone; .Karl, Ecker, saxopfiouc; Hub Crosby, piano; Dick Dugan, drums; ..pel Ilcrgman, trumpet. They played ,at the opening dune; of tho new Central Point danc hall last Saturday night and at its second dance last night. The Cen tral Point pavilion Is under the proprietorship .tf . A. W, Walker. Well known in Medford, and will be operated twice each .week.-. DOROTHY. SEVERANCE. .... LEADING POPULARITY Icadliii iilai'ilv XDnle: ngo by icltJ4lKolTville'ttiM(ilicaill l.cgioli club, according till ropni-Ui today. Mrs. 10. Noma is III close second and MIss'Hutll Applcgate Is u ..illtriA. .ut i hvith a hig dunce IjttMroid increlifH4f CKcOjlTOKf to tile WlUtAM'Kr a 1 nis aa u, v0n.l Ihr KftJ. 'Hit! on eaeK $5 Purchase 43tJ Shop at the Picture Shop ' "SQuth.in .Oregon's ,0est., ii 227 wAtfi :eV;;f(dTflcc Tj Dr,E. iJ. tirpteliter CHIROPRACTOR and , '.' PHY8IO THERAPIST 319 Medford Bldg. i .Phons 430-R W DEVELOP Films rree WEST SIDE PHARMACY TOUR REX ALL STORE Open inndayi and Evening! All the Tim Women8 Hose $1.00 Pair H Silk from top to toe witb ; Trench Heel rnillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli1' If . glasses are needed, bo euro tliey , aro . correct. Our experienced Optometry assures accuracy here.'' i Hi if f i . 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