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MEDFORD LTL TRTBUNE, MEDFOTJD, OTJEflOX. FT? 1 DAY, DECEMBER '20, liL'O.
GRIFFIN CREEK TO
RESCUE OF WARDEN DURING MUTINY AT AUBURN STATE PRISON
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liy School llt'iioi'lvi. .
tiKIFFI.V CUEEK. Ore., Due.
SO (Siieclnl) Thai (Jrlffin trcelt
community him takon u eollueUon
lo buy Christmas candy.
, The .upper gnules sold ton dol
lars wuith of Chrinlmus Heats, ho
our room has 100 pot cent,
f Th&' up pel .prudes gave u ball
and a bat- to .tho primary Kradea.
We, aro. ,i;lud to please them,
Mr. Junes is having his barn
floor cemcne. ; ;
, Our Christmas' propria m will be
K-ven-Monday niKlit, . December 23,
Our proium U as follows.;
1 . . I't'iiuiii'y tirades.
Song. Christinas Carols Au
dience. Recitation-2-" A Christmas Iteci
talion."1 by Nancy Durham.
Christmas Ring'' By IMarjorie Mar-
in.
... Christmas song, by Darcel and
Frances Rclinko.
Recitation, "The Speech,' Irene
Howler, ::. '
Uecitatlon, "A Joke :on Santa,"
by Duane Chllds.
'. necitation, "ChriHtmas Cheer,''
by Francos Hehnkc.
Uecitatlon. - "Somebody's , Coiu
InK." by Nathalie Martin.
rtet itallon, ''Dcceinber," by Dar
ed Rchnkc.
Snnij, primary grades. '
''Cradle Soiir" Luther.
Recitation. "The Christmas
Wish." Oeraldine Clemens.
Intermediate Grades
. Songr, "Upon the House Top."
Playlet, "ChriHtmas live In
Fairyland," entire fourth and fifth
grades. , .
Upper Grades
Son-;, "Aren't - You Glad 'Tis
Christmas Time," chorus of pirls.
Recitation". "To Bethlehem, by
Marcella Jones. '
Recitation. "Pa's Christmas," by
Alice Horner.
A masque, "The False Sir Santa
Clans, entire Knitles 0. 7, 8.
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JACKSON YlLLIi, (He., Dee. '0.
(Special.) w nuetitiK of the
Parent Teachers association was
held last Friday afternoon ut the
hinh school auditorium,
Tho association has purchased
the records to be used in the music
appreciation work in the grade
school. It Is hoped that several
of tho Jacksonville pupils will be
able lo compete In tho county
musical contest to be held some
time. In tho spring.
At the Christmas program to be
given this evening, at the' high
school gymnasium, there will be
treats for t ho children, provided
by the P. T. A. and the school
board.
There was discussion as to (lie
ways and means of meeting the
expense of tho P. T. A. in connec
tion with these treatH. ;
It was decided to do as lias been
done frequently in the nust.
namely, to solicit contributions by
u house-to-house canvass.
Irs. Crump's room, having the
largest representation of parents
and friends present, won tho book
to bo awarded this month.
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Picture taken during the height of mutiny ?t Auburn fi'pto" prison. Auburn, M. Y., shows prison employes and state police carrying War
den Edgar S. Jennings from the prison following his rescue from rioting convlcli who held him no a hootago In their battle to gain freedom.
The warden was suffering from effects of tear gna used by troopers in routing the prieencrc. Eight convicts and the head prison keeper
were killed In the fighting. , "
cuts out after the program Mon
day night. .
Gerald Kimo of flic seventh
grade has been out and we arc
very glad to have him back today.
VnUlnp.l.iv Il.,tt"..t-1 I ' 'i full '1 t 1'fll
The eighth grade will get wurjsi(.k t school so he went home.
Miss llussong, the primary grade
teacher, has conm back to. school.
Christmas tree.
The seventh gnide'will decorate
thftv.room. .and ,,,UVv. JiUb kviuIq
will decorate tho tree; We will
have Santa cbmu (..., -i
Tho children glad "to have her
back. Now they can practice their
Christmas program.-
Wo have a new pupil 'In the from school on account of a cold,
eighth grade. Her name is Agnes ; There are several families in
Kelly. She came from junior high our district going lo California
school.
There were six in the sixth
Ki;ile Unit banked this week.
Alice Horner is absent from
srhoof because she -out her head.
We nro practicing baseball and
baKkjiMUv-.u.i w,. .pWyiJ-o .have
some" games soon. v-'
LflHnn Brown hns been absent
Electrical Gifts
Here are two of the most useful articles that are used very - nearly
every day throughout the year. Am offering two. values in.; each
article at prices that, have no competition, considering' value.
Giant Flip Flop
No handling of toast '
Regular value $5.00
SPECIAL
. $4.35 ,
' Biggest value in Electric Toaster
ever offered
Guarantee the 'same as Hotpoint or
Universal '
SPECIAL
$1.50
.-.iili .1
SIP
Will bake and work as well as any
high priced iron with same guar
antee. Regular value $9.00
Special $7.50
Has new overflow rim. This pre
vents the batter from running down
the sides while baking;
"Regular value, $12.00
Special $10.50
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SPECIAL MOVEMENT
Pyrex 9-inch Pie Plate, Silver Plated Frame. One
? piece. No seams. v
Regular value $3.65
Both for ... , ; , . . .$2.49 )
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Epr thote who wish to purchase in the evenings, after the rush is over, we are going to tay
Jpen till 9 O'CLOCK TOMORROW, MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS.
AL PI CHE
Vw,....,. - .-HARDWARE AND SPORTING - .
Member of NORTHERN HARDWARE CHAIN STORES, INC.
to spend their Christmas . vaca
tion. ; Mr. Stewart and Mr. Hall made
a boat in which they wore Koi'-K
to go down Dear creek. They put
the boat in the creek and went
about a hundred yards. It sank
six or seven times. ' Mr. Stewart
lost hhi hat and his glasses. ' ;' lie
nearly lost his shotgun.
Mr. Darby's radio aerial': was
blown down. Jle and Donald
Stewart put it up so It is all right I
now. ' (
Mr. cherry is. cutting Ids alfalfa
ami feeding it to his cows.
Mr. Cmndall lost his plioiv. lie
tried all over town to get another
pair like them. Donald Stewart
found them. Mr. CrandaU'waw
very pleased to get them, war he
pjiid Donald "for finding (hem.
JACKSONVILLE. Ore., Dec. 2U.
(Spl.) A Uebekuh Christmas
party was held in the banquet
renin i.f the 1. O. O. ) building
Monday c veiling. The occasion
was also in honor of ono of the
Kebekah members, Alice Ulrlelt,
who has belonged to this .order
fifty years.
A huge anniversary cake was
pbbced at' Mrs. Ulrica's placo at the
head of tho long tabid and whs
nresenled bv Dr. D. A. I-'orboH with
Kinous Harris went to Kurcka w.,n chosen words on Mrs. Ulrich's
California Thursday. lodgo work' in tlio onler when it
Sylvester CoiiKhran returned lo wliM tj,on called tho 1. O. O.
his luime on Oriffin creek from 'auxiliary, ' which later liocamo
Callfcrnia.
Myron M
but is reported to be gelling ulong
nicely.
ludgc independent of the L, O. O.
ham has scarlet fever 1 (.. order..
After tho presentation, Mrs. 10.
S. Severance presented Mrs. Ulrlch
with a gift from tho lodgo with a
short talk, of love and esteem that
each member held for her.' -
A splendid reading wuh. given
by Helen Walton, , also readings,
poems and jokes were given by
other, members gathered u round
the table.
Tho children's gifts wei'o ar
ranged in a decorated Christmas
JACKSONVILLE, Ore.. Dee. 20. ! anu cacn cinm was 10 pun on u
: (Spl.) The Jacksonville Itrid -; ring on wmcn uio gin was ucu.
I ..luu rrn.t ni ii.n hiimo nf Mrs l-'ied 'I''1 ,H caused a lot of merriment
J. Kick Wednesday evening. Threo
tablet were in play. Mrs. K. H.
Wtlstun received first prize,
Th'ise present were Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Lewis, Mrs. K. M. Wilson,
Mrs. Itobert Kinney, Mrs. V. T.
Wilson, Mrs. 10. S. Severance, Mrs.
(1. 1. Mi.xwell, Mrs. Harold Crump.
Mrs. Hay Coleman, Mrs. Howard
I la re of Medford and Mr. and Mrr.
Kred Kick. A lovely luncheon was
served by the hostess and after
w:frds a Christmas tree at which
gifts were exchanged wan enjoyed.
for thu children. Community sing
ing and cards were also enjoyed
during the evening.
CENTRAL POINT CIRCLE
' ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
JACKSONVILLE MILLAGE
NEAR LAST YEAR FIGURE
C ISN'T 1 1 A L I'OI NT, Ore., I )oc
'UK (Special) The ladles' ulrclo
of the Christian church met Tues
day afternoon at the homo of Mrs.
Kred Wiley. Election of officers
was held at this time, resulting as
follows: Mrs. lledgpath, presi
dent; M rs. I let la I "an key. vice
president; Mrs. Lois .Voting, secre
la ry, and Mrs, Dora Jones treas
JACKSONVILLE, Ore., Dec. 20. 1 "he remainder of the afternoon
(Spl.) Tho report on the budget j was spent socially with rofreHh
from the state lax commission for i menls being served by the hostess,
Jacksonville, valuation of properly j Mrs. Wiley. A good attendance
w; s t:(. )!". 7 1. The city will evidenced tho Interest In tho or
reeelvo $U, 247.55 in tax money for ' KnnlUlun.
the coming year's expenses. The. j 1
,l,,r f mill, for ln.i yrar w.., , SARDINE CREEK YOUTH
mil Ih.
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MEDFORD HOSPITAL
CENTRAL POINT SCHOOL j
HOLIDAY BEGINS TODAY (
KAIIDIXK fit l-:i-:K. 11m.. Uim-.
.'. (Hoi:lul) I-pbIoi- DiiKimlirrrv,
who Iium hf-ii voi-y low Willi
i itiv'tnrvtnifi, f'tiiowinK iiic rin, wiim
'K.T11AI. I'OI.NT, (Hi'.. Ur moved InHL wt i k In 111" Hiicll'il
(Sp' hil) Thi' Ci'iitnil 1'nliil I Moiin liriMiiluil In M i ll f .ii'l for
. himlH will rlniic tiiihiy nnil will ini-illi nl nin nnil In Blnwly lm
nnl I'i'Kiiiiip nrllvllliH ii n I II .Iti mi -1 prnvliiK. Illn innlhir. Mr. Nltin
aiy li. T'-iii-linr will ilfjuirt noun , DiiKiMilM-rry. In Kliiylnn in Mi'ilfnnl,
fur tlii'ir vjii'Iiiuh hiHiirH In rnjny ! In ' nnli'r In In Willi him (luring
thi- lt'iltiiiii-; t-'ki'iin. ilii ility.
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BLUEBIRD PEARLS
The most welcome
of all gifts.
5 to 350
BROPHY'S
Ask about Our DignificU Credit Plun
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Wrccr Bluebird Peaflsr
JACKSONVILLE
JACKSONVILLE. Ore., Dec. 20.
(Spl.) Mrs. Mattie Wilson motor
ed to Klamath Kails Sunday, wheiv
she visited at tho homo of Mrs. j
Will Hudson. !
Lee llodson and mother, Mrs.
Will Hodson. of Klamath Knl's
were over Kriday, taking a loud of
their household goods back to the
Kails with them, as they plan to
rent their house hero.
Clarence Kassafer and Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Itumley and children
expect to leave Sat unlay for San
Kranclsco to spend tho holidays
with relatives.
Mrs. Arthur Iscwis, who has been
111 (ho past week. Is Improving.
Tho I'K Ion Club dance at th?
old D. S. hall, Saturday, Was quily
a success, having sold 9K tickets.
Another dance will bo given Satur
day evening of this week.-
Mrs. Alice Ulrlch, after spend
ing soveral days wilh her daugh
ter, Mrs. Hies Chapman at Oold
Mill, returned home Monday even
ing. Raymond Crumley and Hen Con
ley from Camp 3, Hutlo Kalis, wilh
friends from Medford, were dinner
gliosis of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Butcher Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. Marcho havo mov
ed their Wc Kix 'Em shop to Cen
tral Point.
( . Kloyd Carter, who Jias been em
ployed at contract work fit AJturas,
Cul., for tho past several month',
having completed his work, has re
turned lo his homo hero In Jack
sonville. Mr. and Mrs. W. H, Hunch are
planning to leavo Sunday for Myr
tle Point, whero thoy will spend
the Christmas week with their
daughter and with old i friends
there
H. J. Hodges and family frnn
Arizona havo rented tho houso on
lOust California street owned by
Uay Toft of Medford.
fl'ho Dorcas society "ut tho Hov
enth Day Adventlst church hero
has many articles of lmnd-mad.
fancy work for nalo for Christmas,
gifts ut the Huskot (Jrocery.
John It. Knight rendered two
violin solos, "CanKonetta' D'Am
brosio" anI "Orlental-Cul," at the
F'lrst Methodist church In Medford
Tuesday evening. This program
was given-by the Mary und Mar
tha society.
lOarl White left for Portland
Thursday morning, whero he will
attend to business for u few days.
Mrs. It. A. Smith of Ashlnnd,
who has been visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. John N orris, the past two
weeks, has returned to her home.
W. J. Coko and family of Grants
Pass spent the week end with his
brother, L. M. Coke, oust of Jack
sonville. Htevo Monro of Medford Is tak
ing treatments at tho Itoguo Itlver
sanitarium. Mr. Mooro is ono of
tho oldest employes in tho forest
service work' In this -part of th
country, , v -
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SAMS VALLEY FARM
AID MEETING HELD
HA MM VALLKV, Ore., Dec. 20.
(Special) The second farmers
aid talk Riven under the direction
of It. O. Kowler was staged a I
tho school house Kriday night
when Mr. Kowler and Dr. Shaw
from O. S, C, were present.
Many helpful points and sugges
tions were given on dairying and
It Is too bad more who are In-1
terosted In farm products did not j
attend find get the benefit of th'-i
meeting.
OREGON INDIAN FIGHTER
PASSES LAST FRONTIER
HPOKANK, Wash., Dee. 20, 'P)
John Nathan Hatfield,- HI, who
foiiKht storms, starvation and .In
dians during the 'Oregon move
mcnl" in ISTia, died hero. Ho find
been ft resident of 'ihln.Mlate for
nei rly fia years. His widow and
eight children Murvive, ,
WILLIAMS CREEK GRANGE
INSTALLATION SATURDAY
WII.I.1AMM Clir.KK, Ore, Dr.'.
2H. (Mpl.) Tho Wllllnmii (IrnnK"
will hnlil ItH rnKiiliir munthly moot.
inK ril dm WHIInmM ('ninmiinity lull:
Uccoinliur SI. Dlniifr will I"'
arrvnil nt nonn.
Tli ni"W offlvrrn will ho IiihIiiIIi"!
for (ho coming year nnil other Im
portant bUfllneRA will bo tranwict
l. All momliprn nro rcqiiwilPd to
bp prmi'iH.
SWEM'S :
GIFT SHOP
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The store of ten thousand
thoughtful little gifts"
Here Are a Few Random Suggestions.
Are Many More in the Stcre .
There
Foctorla Glassware Mechanlc.il Drawing Instruments
He.sey Olas&ware ' Candy Jars
Perpetuai Jesk Calendar Bud Vaces
Fountain Pen Holders Door Knockers
Fountain Pen Sets Antiquo Pitchers
Five Year Diaries Fan Vaseo
Trip Books Framed Silhouettes
Writing Portfolios Biby Stuart Miniatures
Picture Frames Water Jugs
Rolmonicas Bed Lamps
Fancy Playing Cards India Prints
Card Tables Tapestries
Card Table Covers Silk Picture Cords i
Artoscopes Dcnnison Handy Box ..
Recipe Books Wax Craft Outfit
Recipe Brxes Hacgar Bowls. ,
Book Marks Fulper Pottery
Motto Calendars . The Modern Library Books
Jewelry Boxes Fruit Bowls
Table Cigar Lighters Star Dollar Books
Book Ends Beach Kloppers
Salt and Pepper Sets i Candles
Candlesticks Photo Frames '
Cigarette Boxes Mixing Bowls
8llver Sugar and Creamers Egg Timers I
Bread Trays Memo Rolls
Compacts Bibles :
Well and Tree Platter Testaments
Boudoir Lamps Prayer Books . .
Silver Vases Poetry
Humidors' Stamp Albums
Cigarette Servadors Girdcn Books 1
Cigarotte Boxes Serving Trays
Armchair Ash Trays School Bags . -Letter
Openers Casseroles
Bill Wads Tea Tables- .
Crystal Trees Dlnnerware J'y
New Currency Bill Folds Wafflo Sets ..'
Military Brushes Punch Bowls ' I
Florentine Boxes Martele Glass
Key Dices Paint Boxes -Baggage
Tags Pastel Color 8ets
Cigar and Cigarette Cases Crayon Sets vt -Coin
Purses - Abbey Alarm Clocks '
Btushes Tea Pots
Pillows ' v Tea Tlls .
Lamp Shade Pulls Bath Salts
Handkerchief Boxes Milk Pitchers
Tie Cases . Satin Back Gliss ' .
Check Book Covers .. Cocktail Trays
Legal Paper Cases . Water Bottle Lamps , (J. .. .
Comb Cases i Flower Haiders . ''
Pocket Knives Table Lamps J, ' I,
Mosalo Miniaturo Frames Bridge Lamps"
Sewing Kits Floor Lamps
8cissors Sets 6.Piece Desk Sets
Card C ises ' Poker Chips
Dupont Table Cloths Bridge Sets
Powder Jars Rand-MoNally Globes
Eye Glass Cases Atlas . , -
Drinking Cups (travelers) Mirrors
Detk Blotters ' Brass Vases , -
Bobby Combs Silver Elephants
Golf 8cores Popular, Copyright Fiction
Leather Picture Cases How to Play Contract
Troled Steerhlde Purses Llndy. Flying Game
Underarm Bago Crlbtjge Boards
Bead Bags Shopping Bags , ' .
Mesh Bags Coffee Tables i" !'. .''
Children's Purses Hearth Brooms
Florentine Book Ends llagllo Plaque Etchings
ERstman Kodaks Plaque Silhouettes
Brownie Cameras Framed Mottos
Photo Albums ' Incense Burners
Stationery ' Cigarette Tubes
Czecho slovak Pottery Fairy Fuel -
Jardiniers Book Racks
Floor Vases Hand-hammered Copper
Ship Pictures Brass Trays
Spanish Water Pots Colonial Lamps
Italian Candlesticks Mayflower Pewtor
Dutch Kitchen Clocks Fruit Plates and .Knives
Memo Cameras Deir.i-Tisse Sets
Enamoled Trays Decanters
Cake Plates . Baskets V'' . . '
Futura Pottery Auto Broom . -, . , ,
Peasant Art Novelties Waste Baskets .'
Rosevllla Pottery ; Boys' Books ,,.
Florentine Plaques Girls' Books,
Flreejde Matches Lemonade Soto
Weller Bowls Book Lites r
Wall Pocket Vases Costume Jewelry
Brass Candelabra Vanity Compacts
Radio Ornaments Slik Scarfs
Wax Sets Perfume Atomizers
Magnifying Glasses Crater Lake Pictures
Carved Bone Elephants ' Myrtle Wood Novelties
Liquor Bottles Carved Soapstone Ash Trays
Napkin Rings Nut Bowls .. i
CHRISTMAS TREES
Get your Christmas treos from Owen-Oregon Employes'
Relief Committee Carload will arrivo Saturday, Do
ccmber 14. Sco trees at Owon-Orogon offico on high
way or phono 771. !
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EMPLOYES'- RELIEF COMMITTEE.,
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Women's Hose
$1.00 Pair
Bilk from top to to wltn
- French Heel
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INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
. A. L. HILU Untf .
Phons 105 SO N. Ceirtril
' ' Medford, Ortgen ' '
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