Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 19, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OKEOON7. THURSDAY. DECEMBER in, 1920. PXGl THRU! laniog Slovene to NMinsor Musi ml Trent. A holiday treat will be giwn Jtogu-" River valley listeners by James Stevens, well known bari tone and vocal Instructor, who will present a Htudio proRrnm owr ICMKU, thfl Miai'Trlbune-Vlrfjin station, the , Friday after Christ nia8, December 27, from 8 to 9 In the evening- , . .., Besides nerving, as! ,a farewell Wring for MIh KIIow Mae "VU Ron, who will leavrf for the Uni versity of Washington right after New Years to enter the spring term, ,,Mie hour will feature a number ot Tthe more advanced, students of Mr. Stevens' chesses, . . Singers will he ehoson from both Ashland talen:, under the Instructor's supervision at the Southern Oregon Normal school, and thnt from his MedforJ ;Mudio. .Striking .solo numbers, duets, Irios and quartets as well as so?ri chorus work will be heard, nnd the program promises to be one of the most-outstanding offered over the 'local station. KlJbw Mac Wilson JUIven Furewell Party. i 'A fp re well party was given by Mrs. H. G. Wilson nt her homo last night in honor of her dauuh ter KHowlf ae, who wfll leave aftr the first of the year for Seattle, whero shi will enter the Univer sity of Washington. Miss .Wilson, a..-vocal pupil of James Stevens, won the district Atwater Kent nu dition here last spring, has been Htudying music faithfully during the' p.v: year with the view to cap t'nrlhg even greater honors in next y.v't'-ri"' hearing. Among the guests' entertained at' tho Wlison home hurt -pight; wr-t)! jur-i ana -Mrs. jainil'.NtVojis Mr. rthrt . Mrs. Carlton ttJnneoMn 'amj Mrs. Paul Janney, Mrs. Will An drews, Mr. and Mrs. George Pack ham, George Peckham, Jr., Mrs. Alan Braekinreed and Miss Evs lyn Wold. Alfred Carpenter left tod&y for PasMena where ho will join Mrs. Carp?nler for the holidays, the lat ter having left Medford about two weeks ago. Shortly after New Year'. they will leave for New. York from which point they will leave for an extended trip through south ern Kurope and northern Africa. fllrU' League l'uity Pronounced Succcsw. A gala event was the bazaar and Christmas party sponsored by the Girls' league which drew a crowd of 250 to the high school gym nasium last night. Under tbe di rection of- Miss Maurine Cavoll, -girls' advisor, the place was beau tifully decorated. Two small Christmas trees stood at either side of the stage with a large, orna mented tree held the center of at tention in the mliljlle of the room. Around the room were gay booths where fancy work and Christmas gifts were sold to the patrons, the supply being disposed of early tn the evening. A peppy program was presented and the remainder of the evening spent in dancing. The hearts of 45 youngsters in the first three grades of grammar school were gladdened during the afternoon, when the Girls' leagus entertuined them In the high school gymnasium with a Christmas party. Santa Ciaus was there with a sack full of "goodies," and each little girl and boy was presented with two toys, a candy cane and a sack of candy and nuts. An amusing program was also presented by the, girls for their benefit, and the hap py children were taken home in cars at the conclusion of the fes tiviti Pagoniit Presented High School Tonight. - A Christmas pageant, featuring music students from the high schools and grammar schools .of the city will be presented in the high school auditorium this even ing at 8 oclock. under the direction of Miss Arnold, supervisor of music. .Miss Arnold was assisted in assembling1 the talent by music teaehrs in the various schools. ' The pageant Is open toUhe pub lic nnd no admission will be charg ed, according to an announcement sent out by the high school tday. " Miss Ann Uvington nnd her brother, Colonel Archie Livingston of the Old Ktase road, who are touring the Orient, have written a number of interesting letters to local friends, and sent back 'Word that they are enjoying the voyage. W. A. Folger and Phil Harrison, who lire making a tour of the world, are now in India, according to letters received locally. -They expect to spend Christmas.. uud the holidays on board thip. Musical program v" M j Will lie1 llvM-nicd. . 7$ At musical program of unusual Interest will be presented -at the Presbyterian church ' on Sunday evening . 'Christmas' music Will be heard, both vocally and instru men tally. The regular quartet, Florence llazelrlgg McKlhose, so prano; Kdna Kifert Isaacs, con tralto; A. J. MacDonotigh, tenor, and Dr. W. W. Howard, bass, wlil be augmented and this double quar tet will have as guest artists, Kllow Mae Wilson, Nina Cule Mutholland, Dr. W. W. P. Holt and Hermm Purucker. v The vocal music will consist of quartet numbers, solos, trios and duets. , Mrs. Margaret Schuler will add An iho impressiveness of the service by a Christmas reading. The story of the first Chrlstnuut in scripture nnd prayer will complete thy pro gram. This attractive evening ser vice will begin promptly at 7:30 p. m. Sunday. This program has been nrranged by ICva Hunelrigg March, organist and director of music at the Pr byterian hureh.' M . . One Act Play to Uo Presented High Assembly , "The Trysting Place," one of Uooth Tarkingt oil's fast moving one-act comedies will be presented by the High School Dramatic club at the Christmas assembly begin ning at 10:45 tomorrow morning. The scene Is the lobby of a fash ionable hotel and everyone falls in love and out several times, during the course of the play. Mrs. Glennie Ma.e Karly, faculty adviser of the ,cluh, has-, coached the play. The' cast fsi as follows: Mrs. Curtis, a dashing young widow of about 25, Barbara Drury; Launcelot "Briggs. a, very ypung man desperately Vn Idye.i i3eh Day; Mrs. Briggs. another widow, Laura Drury; Jessie Briggs, a sweet but fillful daughter, Adra Kd wards; Rupert Smith, also in love, George Winne. There is also a mysterious masculine voice that some one is in love with but everyone connect ed with the production refuses to reveal who takes the part of the voice. Ladies' property manager is the office filled by Bfcrtha Saylor. Men's property manager Is Curtis Barnes. Charles Barnes is stage manager and Winifred Warner serves as prompter. Added features of' the assembly are a monologue; "Jest 'Fore Christmas" by Laura Drury, and softie new novelty numbers by "Deacon" Gilbert and Itjs '"Melody eateaQiftofkll $J :"!i,'.t-.ii'I i.ijj it qt.iia ll ifiil ll5 l RlGHT in the nick of time! fo? WWyZM '$'l Chrutmas! Ward' announce a drastic price KiPil' pi - M famous ; till IKS! I 1 I e new Ane Scttta Grid we offer our "1 111 'iKraii N ' greatest Radio achievement enormous new ffl fe i llW' i ltj I Powe new thrillj, greater mastery of du 31J 1 fls' r tancc without the disturbing noise. . i llffliMfnmff: i C""e to Ward's tomorrow! 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I ted in t I lIo a prlcr Hint in-ftum Hh riitcrit Itmllo icr- rorinaucr ullhln roach of nil. V.S HH..n, NOW $78.50 loimionYWDico. 117 So. Central Phone 286 Medford, Ore. Htiy8." Hlchard Mann of lheipii lie speaking class will a)no fitj.O ti speech, ''Modern Christmas." The public is invited to this as sembly as they are to all hlgl) school assemblies. -1. A. It.'s Will aiave ChriMtnuiM Party. rraier I-ake chapter, D. A. It., will held Us annual Christ maa party at the home of Mrs. C. C. Murray, 621 West Kleventh street, Saturday, December 21st at 2:ti0 o'clock. Gifts for the Ani;el Island dok and yarn for the Veterans' hospital will be received at this time. Miss Mildred Patterson, a teach er In the Phoenix school, will leave Friday for Spokane, Wash., whire she will spend the holidays witti atives and friends. - - Mrs. A. Keliehor of South Or.k dale will have as her Ruests dm inp; the holidays her sons, Charles Kelihor of Sherman, Texas,' and Joe K. Kelihor of Plnlnview, Texas. ICKL RADIO BEACON IN A Al l AT PORT SOON New Device Will Guide Air; Mail Fliers in Dark and Fog Location of Field Made Easy By Continu-j ous Signal System. j At the Christmas Seal Sale head quarters along with checks, money orders nnd currency come mnny letters of pood will and encourage ment in the fight ngainst tubercu losis to the Jackson County Health association. H. K. Hedrlck. superintendent of schools, wrote as follows: "I am enclosing check for Christmas Tuberculosis Seals just received. Am glad to have a little part in this great work for humanity. The health of our community Is one of its greatest 'assets and tbe work the Jackson County Health associ ation accomplished should be an Incentive to generous giving." ' ELKS INVITATIONAL BALL NEW YEAR EVE The Elks lodge will hold Its annual New Year's live dance De cember 31 nt the Elks Temple, according to an announcement this afternoon. Committees have been appointed to work out the details. The dance will not he open to the public and admission will be by invKatlotr'only) ' ' . -iHi mm mm. Cratenan Ttilki te i" - 1 t .ii T , Zlegfeld's "Glorifying the Amer- Icnh (lirl," which opens at 'tho rokj Caterlan theatre today-In ftlll'the gorgeous splendor that one :-wquld expect from any ,produetipn ataffe on seneen benrlngt the, piagiq. name of Florenss Siegfeld.. t .t t , t.,n , " Wlth': many "J of-Hftfi- 'gpeotaale, HceneB't-eproduced Ih 'full colors by the improved Technicolor ;Tno cesB, ' with ' scores of 'stunningly beautiful' gfrls in 'the- iinging' hnd dnncltijtf 'ensembles, ' With lavish settlngH,; with comedy, drama- fln4 a heurt-grtpblbg story" this moving panorama of'-wonianiy pylchrltdde moves ii cross the alt-talking fdlitr screen' In a continual parade "of highly absorbing amusement. 1 Mnpv' JUuyorii dnncfng') starirpf Zlegferd -shows' nBrcadwayiMMd ldtely theMeadlng ' W6mnn In the "Cocoanuts" with the Four Marx brothers on the talking screen, Is the ambitious young dancer who finally makes good and becomes a glorified beauty with Zlegfeld fol lowing a series of glamorous expe riences. In a special revue scene a show within the big show, au diences are treated to the inimi table performances of Eddie Can tor, who nppenrs in a hilarious skit: Helen Morgan, who sings a typical blues song nnd Hudy Vnl lee. who croons In the best Vallee manner, accompanied by his band. Radio Program KMED Mall Trlbune-Vlroln Station Of the forty additional radio range beacons transmitters that were recently ordered by tho gov ernment, one will be ready for in stallation at Medford in a short time. The transmitters have been found to he of great benefit in re ducing the delayed and interrupted schedules of tho air-mail planes by more than 30 per cent. The record of safety, on tho Cleveland-New York airway Is pointed out u be ing even more gratifying. The radio range beacon system has now been Installed nnd extend ed west on the trans-continental airway as far as Omaha. The ('hictigo-Hoston beacons will go on the air within the next few weeks. The system has the ndvantage of serving tdlots throughout the 24 hour doy and unlike lighted aids to navigation, are not affected by "thick" weather. The most important feature, of this type of beacon Is in serving as a homing device, making it possi ble to fly to the exact location of the beacon and thereby locating the landing field. 1'sed Willi Hiuliophouo The radio range beacon Is oper ated 1n ' conjunction with radiotelephone- stations. It Is stopped every 15 minutes and identified by stntlon announcement, followed by correct time and weather reports; then, on completion of the broad cast, the operation of tho beacon is resumed. This system has a number of advantages in that the pilot does not have to change the tuning of his receiver and is listen ing at all times for either radio range-beacon signals or weather broadcasts. In this way it Is possi ble to Interrupt the beacon at any time and communicate emergency messages to the pilot In flight. A simple. ,,1-eceiver aboard .,t,U , air plane b ull thnt is required to take, advantage! of these,; radio aids. ,, , ii The receiver, is tuned by uso of Tivmote-contrpl apparatus a,nd enn be(psediby the pne-mnn. airplane In fjying.,th. nntl ns,well as Ify .the;r.. largest h passengex-typ? , air plane, .:. ,, , , (The antenna systeni, of the radip, range beacon consists p,f two circc-, tionu.lpfllJB supported on, poles. In a.,spifiilMMllding at, the foot of the pester po i ,,aM ralo transmitter,! '.gppmetK'.a.id1 ,ehai:acterstlc sig nal device are, located,- together with other-apparatus required for' the oneration of the beacon. The fronrf-tht'eqiiWlMTt1 lhtrto WrtcHiW ofKA iinil .N lvKlch I sireiilfiii. Intcr- ourHe Tho Interlock 'Digital is the letter T. I 1 228.9 Meters 1310 Key. TlmrMluy, Dec. 10. 1 0:00 to 0:16 Hchoror Motor Cnr Co. 0:15 to 0:30 News nml mar- ket reports by Mull Trlb- une. ' 6:30 KdurntlotiKl fenture. 0:30 to 7:30 I'opuliir dunre muHle. ITIiliiy, ltep. 20. 8:00 to :00 Ciood Morning Folks progrnm. ' :00 to 9:30 Monarch Seed ft Feed more. 9:30 to 10:00 Hi hllllnn & Co. 10 to 10:30 Houthorn Ore- (ton Klectrlc Co. 10:30 Market News Service. 10:30 to 11:00 March Oro- eery. 11:00 to 11:30 M. M. Dept. Store. 11:30 to 12:00 .Tuque Lenox. 12:00 to 1:00 Palmer Mimic Iloune. . 1:00 News flunhes. 1:00 to 1:30 Wulden Bros. 1:30 to 2:00 Lewis Super- Service Station. , 2:00 'to 2:30 Munn's Dept. Store. 2:30 Selected Poem. 2:30 to 3:00 Hrophy's Jew- elry Slore. 3:00 to 4:00 Jacksonville Hour. 11:00 to :15 Scherer Motor Car Co. 0:15 to :30 News and mar- , ket reports by Mall Trlb- une. i fl:30 Kdticatlonnl feature. j 6:30 to 7:00 Popular lie- ! cording. -.' '.'Song of Kentucky", i. Fox- Rialto Picture Joe Wugstaff and Lois Moron are making their appeurunce In a highly entertaining romantic com edy drama. "A Song of Kentucky," a Fox Movietone nil talking and Hinging entertainment now play ing at the Fox ltlalto theatre. The story Is one of absorbing Interest, the inunic Is delightful and the dialog fairly spulkies. The story concerns tho gradual rise of a. youthful und ambitious song wriu-r .who falls in love, with a rich and beautiful "society" girl. Their romance; is . Interrupted by jealoui and Intriguing iutHldern, but the rilot ngulnst them Is finally discovered which brings ubout lin exciting denouement. Ono of the big moments of the picture Is the actual running of the Kentucky Derby of 1920 which Is ono of tho interesting back grounds of tho romance. Another Is the symphony concert that cli mnxes the play.. Simple Pleasant Way To Lose Fat Haw would you like to lose 1f pounds of fat In a month and nt tho" xhtne time Incremm your enei ay nnd Improve your health? How would you like to lose n load of unhenlthy fat Hint you don't need nnd don't want and at tho t-ame time feel better man yuu bnv for years? How would you like tn lose your double chin and your too promi nent abdomen and nt the same time make your skin so clenn and clear that It will compel admiration? How would you like to got your weight down to normal and at the nil me time develop that urtf for activity that makes work a pleas ure and also giiin In ambition and keenness of mind? (let on the scales todny nnd see bow much you wolich then get nn xfi-eent bottle of Kruschen Salt which will last you for 4 weeks. Take one-hatf teispnonful In a glass of hot water every morning and when you hnvo finished the con tents of this first bottle weigh your self ngaln. Vow you can laugh at the peo pl who pay hundreds of dollars to lose a" few pounds of fat now you will know the pleasant way to lose unsightly ft nnd you'tl nlso know that the S villi llzfng salts of Krunrhen (suits that your blood, nerves and g binds miint hfive to function properly hve present ed you with glorious hen It h. AftT thnt you'll wont to wnlk iiroiind nnd say to your friends, "one 8 ft cent bottle of Krusehen Hrtlts Is worth one hundred dolliirs of iny fnt person's money." tndinff ririiRRlt America nver sfll Krusehen Halts. Jnrmln A Woods. JG.PEMNEYG. How About It? Isn't it a fact that Christmas shopping fol lows a similar routine in every family. First, we get the list made up of who we are to give presents to. Next, we figure What we will give. But, the most important question of all, the one that supercedes all othesr is a given amount of money (our Christmas gift budget); how may I get the best gift for the least money, and yet buy each on my list something worth while? The answer is simple: Millions of people are doing their Christmas shopping the thrift way at Penney's. One of the foundation principles of this organization has been to serve with "Quality always at a '; Saving." Quality, here, is never sacrificed to . .. make price: nor do we apologize for our prices. e are shopping" at Penney's--it " i i -i iUin'means satisfaction. j!jHuj 5.H runs .I-...I- I,.. I nn- hi '. Ii, 'mil : -mi i I , ! I- : . .1- .).,,( J,... . " i I . l: I kmi. 1 ' . . - .llMi I " ' I "l "':. ' 'I Ii .1.1 ' ' . . 1' -J Ii ii, , .1 U Th emode-Electrical Gifts thai- please he whole family Something bright something newj something modish and practical, too ne of these electric finger-tip gifts. Perhaps It's a stately urn perco lator set that will please her most or a much appreciated toaster In one of many new designs, a beautifully decorated waffle iron for making fifty-two kinds of dainties. Watch our windows. There you'll find an appropriate gift for every one on your list. The brother, the sister and father and mother There is nn Klcptriiyil (lift for everyone nnd it is a useful f;ift. Sisler would like a liolplnle or curling irons, brother would enjoy n flush light, a 1 rain or iniyhe u rmlio nml for tho grown brother (hero is n hnlplnte. for shnviing wnler. For mother there nro seores of gifts fitnrling from n ninge or refrigerntor down the line in price to a sinnll bedroom lump. Fnt her, too, en ii eigoy electrical gifts jiisl sec how he will enjoy a radio. There Is An Electrical Gift for Everyone Washers Radios Heaters Heating Pads Clock and Plug Table Timer Urn Set Corona Universal Cookers Percolators Waffle Irons Irons Hot Plates Toasters Vacuum Cleaners Curling Irons Ranges Refrigerators THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY LIW ' A fcl AtUII (I lTlllll llil liUr'lt Li A V mt irUKCHAIED MOM YOUR CLIC1SICAL DIALII LrfHSl CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS i-,i ".hi i 'i i Vic l-ll.lll mii'.fl'i .., in vi 1 7'.".';