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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRTIUTNE, MEDFORD, Oi;rcnONV SUNDAY. DECEMBER 22, 1029. f t T deal Personal All tho hi ores will lie open on Momliiy - I'vc-nintr for thi lu'in-fii cf (ho ChrlHiniitH nho)lnK trade, hut im Tuesday evoninir only certrim Ntoron will be upon, uh the major ity will lu uluMod to kIvi tlh'lrl employe un opportunity to enjoy i (MirUKmUH eve. ,t . , ' For .Sato Kindling liy tliu load. I Korrl & lYet Co, Aledford Ku'l Co., Tel. 031. 2-IIilM Hldncv Newtn MariihKo HecnHi'H wero imhiciI at (he county clerk 'v office yentrUav uftornoou to t'arl Kvann. 44, and Alice llou.l.VHlifl, 80, I. (h of Med- ford; Harry Milton. ii-l, of l-owcr-lirfdKe, Ore., olid OladyK TtiiiKHte, IK, i.f Itutte KiiIIm; Chester lluw ItiMH, 21, uf .McArthur, i'allf., an 1 Zoo Opdylce, 17, of I lot I'rcck, Ore. tlu openinu tluiico I'lniHtmuH eve. Tiiok., , :m, at I ho Klncaid hall. KiiKlu Polnl. a7.' J ude r. nd M i'h. Kra n U To live le were anions the many' (.'lirlHtin iH sliupiiei'H from JackHonvllle Mpend inc ynsfcrday In .Mcdfoid. (leiiuiue holly wicatha. Monarch 274 Kidney Newton and family Mr. und Mrs. J,' Frank WorlnniM ' uncndlnK Hie .hullriayti fit HurrM- ore now residhiK at W.i. Aortn Central avenue, havhifr moved In hint week from their ranch kuu'Ii of the city on the Pacific hih way. ' Jlome-mudo nikea, fruit call en end P Hi Hi pudditiK t MurHh'.i Grocery. . 27Ui? I Harry kuscburg left yestcrd.iv for I'urlland and Heat lie lo Kpen-1 the holldfkyn Hcason. . I ChrlHtmas treen! Iluy (hem at i .Oweit-OrcKun office on hlchway. trlon-l Deo. J 4th llellef Committee. A bltf t'hrlHtmas tree celebration will be held thlH evening at Ht. Mark'H J'nrlnli hull at 7 o'clock, with Santa Clmm present In pcr jmii. Children are nUed to hrlr'rf p(tH for tho pgor nn uminl. Hnntn rlttUH will ilIku slve cache chlM a luifc of candy. Let Mrn, Frederick hoIvc your beauty problem. Medford ItcaiHV Hhop. "Ask a friend." i!7(Hf ; Thirteen youtiK - women were graduated last week at the clot.! of .(h, winter, ipiarter. of :lhei Ash land Normal school. Those who received diploma were Velma Car-, tor, Lebanon: llernlcn Carter, Ash-, land: Mrs. Mildred Kaslon. Lei hmti1. Ida Cosnell, Ashland: Kthel lidKpeth, Cunlral INilnf. , Lucille j Ivwrn. North ISend; Hazel Leonard. I Urania Phhh: Kathryn Lucas, Med fortl; Anna McXeal. Ilend: Juanlt.i I Xuttlnc. Medford: Inez i'arkinnn.j hurff, Ore, with frlenda and reu lives. Imperial Orchestra, Jacksoiivlllu tonlKht. tTt OcoiKe Wright of AppleKalc is beinpr held In the. county jail in a charge of switched license plat "it, foHowitiK his anet yesterday by State Traffic officer Hubert Phil lips. A complicated Hllimtlon sur rounilH the firresi and it Is thought invcstlKatlon may hrliiK to Usht u number of new developments. If voo uvq look In l' fur exclusive Employees' ( ('i,, itm,m KinMl ym, t.n Ktft them ,,mi ill (blvl JJI'Ukh. next door to Hlaito thenter. . . 275 Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Herman an 1 dauKhtcr livclyn. wi-rn o leave to day, for Jlarrlftbui'K to spend the holidays, . , Ocnuinc holly wreaths, Monarch Heed & Feed Co. t 274 Mr. and Mra. L. F. Plckctl an- back at their farm in the ItlveiHld community after an absence of sev eral weeks spent in Medford where l hey Were looking alter the prop. erty of the McUonahU. (Sold IH'I News. Welding and IiiiizIhk; all mnlnN, shaiics and sizes. N. F. Ohrt at Uffuli'H Machine Hhop. 2T3 1 1 lull way hobos, the "thuiubc: or "hitch-hiker" are as active, If nut us numerous at. this time of the year, as during the su miner, warns the Oregon State , Motor association, a n d the motorist would do well to immre their ples, till- The name ot II. Chandler Kguii an fur many years pout, continued to bill ik blf publicity to Medford, tbroiiKh being broadcasted over the nation because of IiIh promin ence In tho voir world. . Mr. Lk hi Ihim jiiNt been listed op the a'l Ainerlcan amateur loam for 1U2'J, selec'tud by K. M. Adamu of Hie National (iolfcrs1 magazine. Dr. O. F. Witling of tho Waverly club at Portland, is tho only other northwestcrner placed on tho team. The complete team of ten men was cumposcd of Robert T. Juiick, Har-; 1-Ihoii 11. Johnuton. Uooiko von Fhn.j (leoro VolKht. Dun Mow, Dr. O..F. j Willing. II. Chandler limit), Fniii.- -ls Oulinet, Jes Hweetser Johnny (iuodman. . ' J. C. Itoyte, asHlHUuil Keuoml inunuser of tho California Oreeo'i Power company, ban returned from a business triji to Itoscbur and vicinity.' ; -k TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY a?4 Seed & Feed Co. Mr. und Mrs. L. (J. Coleman left by auto early Saturday inorn InK to pond tho holidays wlt'i their son Kenneth, who Is -attending Ht. Catherine's military acad emy at Kunta jVna, Calif. ut .ih home of Mrs. Coleman's sister nt LaVcrne. near Loa Angeles. They expect tobc away two weeks in. southern California, during which' time they will also visit Sun lIegj and and look In ut Tijuana on the' 1 Mexican border. IF VOIT have Kiuu ft. of Inch pine (second hand or newj for sale, i call &&3-J-5 or U57-J. Harry ! Chriwtner. '. 274 ' yOlt KENT Comfortable. close In. completely furnished 3 room duplex with prlvuto bath: Kar ago; I block from Hotel Med ford. Low rent -for winter. ALSO uufiirniKhed modern 4-room Immihc. Has everything. l-ow rent. Thoma Uealty Co.. room ' Palm JJIock, Cor. Main and Front St., upstairs. 27!( ! peeled to depart from Medford la day. 1 Dnn'l mlsn the Nmas danen F.abj Point Hec. 2t. Uynge's orchestra. ....... v 2J3- C'hrlsltnas ttlioppei-H' ai'd reiliind pd that the city public market will bo open Tuesday ami that a bP; supply of 'hrlstmas fouilMlurfH will Im on KHle. Yesterday' - market waa well pMronlxcd and Ineluded a jtood supply of dressed eblekens nnd turkeys, 'i , . Heo Hrlll's Bheet Meliil AVorks for radlatur, fender and auto body repairing. "17tf PtailH ful' Tnerling t be heid early In January arn l"lng nuiiie bv ineuibers of the Jackson Cmm ty (lame Protective association. The committees uro canvasnlng the inetnliershiu for dues for 11)0. linglish holly for tho Christmas table und coraajco Monaroll Heufl Co. 27. . Mrs. T. J. Malmgren and Mis. Llllle Hlackwood of Phoenix hist week-left fr Miiilhnrn California .In f-peiul the Christmas holldayH t there, . , t .. ., . . ' For eholee plants and cut flow ra, see the Hngue lllver Valley Floral Company. Phone Hilt). 27 I Howard Charlea Plunkett and Tue P. Plunkett wero arrested Inst ;week at Klamath FMIa by I'nlte l StatCM (iame Protector Cleorge Ton kin, for Hheotlng ducks forty inln .ules after sunset. 1 tut h men plead ed guilty to the charge, and weie .fined $23 each and costs. i j "That good coal." We give grei n trading Htmps. Hansen Coal Co. Phone 23!. tf j Following a aeveral weeks' buni nrH visit at Portland nnd oth'r points, Frank Hull has. relumed home for the holiday. See fni r Xmas special now. Th.? Peasleyw, 3SI T?nt Main. 2HHf Chester Thomnson, lit. of Cen tral Point, wan arrested by the police hit Hlfc'ht on an iilbued at tempt to pass a forged chock. The youth Is recused of having at tempted to pass the cheek at the Wonlworth store, where he wu ar rested by officer dive. The chi-ck wk signed with the name f F. 11. t'pton of Central Point. Opening dance Fugle Point Tnes. Pre. 24. Dynge's Orchestra. 27 Mlsn Prlscllln Webb left tiiHt Frl day for Prlneville, ore., to visit .relatives ovr the hnlhlaym r". i hrlMtmas trees! liny them al Owen j Oivgon itfflce on highway. Carload Ico. Mth. Kmployi-oi' Iteltrf Committee. !Titf Man Ptro: Olndyn llleo. I.ugcne. ; Many of lho lide-bcggaiH at und Ruby Rcott, loledo. j seanon aro southward-bound and Use Medfonl - made f a c t r y Momn arc pot without criminal in blucks. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. C.H.J e,ni08l HayH a warning issued by 1 - ''f j (ho motorists' organization, j Po spend the holidays at Los if yoU are looking for exclusive Angeles Mr. and Mrt. A. o. Tol-' t.h.H, miif4 wiftSi yol Ciin B(,t then lefHon and Mrs. H. r . Oarung x-1 at coWliz Drugs, next door to Hlaito theater., , 27r A bounty warriiut was , Issued at the county clerk's office yi.- tiiday to !. 10. Mee of Kuril for one bob-cat. (ict your cut flowers and polled phinta at tho Monarch Meed Co. 1!74 Keport were current yesterd i that the north bound air mall ship from San Fratici.Hcu was loi In t'u fog and could not locate Its bear ings. . Impilry at tho airport re vealed, that tho ship flew over Medfurd for a short tlmo while waiting fop the fug to rise. One report from tho Phoenix dlstric Indicated the pilot was so loxt ho flew under some telegraph wires, but this report, euuhl not ' affirmed. Pynge'fl dance. Wed. and Sat Dreamland. Admission RUc. ZTi J. C. Johnston, rrmreHOpllng tin Pacific 1 1 HxprcHS, was in .Med ford Friday from his headquarters nt Portland Ashland American Legion dancr, Jackson Hot Springs Christmas eve Home-made cakes, and plum pudding Clrocery. 270tf To upend the hollduys In Los Angeles until the first of the yea Clyde S. Kakin left for that ilen tinatlon yesterday. Dresfinnklng nnd remodeling nt the Fashion Shop, 424 Medfurd llldg. Tel. 11 Si. if Fifty years agu, December 20. JS71I, articles of Incorpoi-atlon were filed for great council, atato of Oregon. Improvod Order of ." Hvd Men, the incorporators being Adam Staemler, Ward B. Stevenn and W. JL Williams., . , ' (let your cut flowers', and polled plant at tho . Monarch Heed . Co. V 274 Mr. and M ik. K. C. Flrldge of Portland and Mr. apd ftlra. Neville Kldrldge of Medford visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis In Ash land last .Thursday.. You can get your Christmas cards printed or proccs-cmbosscd the nu me day from I hp Maruha.1 Printing Co. tf George Dewey of Central Point, . A. Nh-kell. of lirownsburo,. J. L. Kdwards of Jacksonville, ami F. MKnydor of Gold Hill, were among tho visitors in Medford yes terday afternoon, . Atfhland American Legion daii're. Jucksuii Hot Springs Christinas. eve. fruit cakes ' ot yui' t a m a I o supiilics at ni Xlarsh's' lranklln'u Grocery. Tel. 310. 3S2 I worm war veterans navo only until January 3, 11)30 before the evcn-ycar period for the filing of application for World war adjust ed compensation expires. . , , v Jlig turkey shoot, Sunday, Dee. 22. 10 to C o'clock, Louie I Mass ranch, 3 miles cast of Kaglo Point on Brownsboro road. Bring your rifle. 273 John Peter, representing th-; Flclschncr-Mayer company, was in1 Medford Friday on business. Mrs. ' Peter nnd daughter Fleanon plan to upend the winter In Los An j eles. , ; ' . Visit our greenhouse Sunday. ! Open all day. Jtugue Valley Floral Company. Phono 1040. 274"' One of tho most attractive out door lighting decorative effects luj Medford can be seen In front c.'j the H. O. Purucker home on Glenl Oak Court where colored llghisl hnvo been tastily arranged in frort ! of tho place, including a lighted' Christmas tree. Steam coming oit of a Creclun urn with colored lights lends n particular pleading effec:. j English holly for the Christmas tahlo und corsago ' Monarch Seed , Co. 27S liny your Ninas flowers at the Medford Greenhouse. Choico w-' lection cut flowers and pottco j plunts. 1005 !:. Main. Tel. 3M j 274 j MIk Yvonne Devaney, n student i at the Oregon State college, Im spending the holidays with her molher. Mrs. Kdith Devany, norln of Medford. Ashland American Legion dan.-e. Jackson Hot Springs Christmas eve. .SALK.-MAN with auto to travel hand Mng advertising calendars and novelties. Kxperience not . sa LH or KNC'H A NG IS Have - ber 2(th. We ore now allotting! territories.'. Salesmen make big, money first months of year on ! calendars and steady Income all' year round op calendar and . novelties. . Commission basis : . t-'he'eks mailed weekly. Vour iuction,wkh long established Pa-i clflc coast house means prompt j service to lou- and customer. 1 V. S. Walsh, 695- Mission St., San t Francisco. 273 ! FOH BALK Newtown cull apples, Is'lmhr.M Packing House. 17 n a good chicken and turkey ranch t of 13 acres. House, bam, fenc- d, . good well and pumping plant: Vi mile from )avcd high way, 1 Vi miles to schools and town. To exchange for down payment on a Medford' home. Hrown & White. Realtors. tf FOH UKXT-2 and 3-room fur nished upartments; lights and 1 water. - Call 412 N. Ivy. 27l FOIt I-3XCHANGI-2 Promising mtnliiff claim for late mndid hc- dfin'.' ' M? t: Ifoiise, Pnrvotl. Ore. IIBHE'8 yoi H CHANCE To se t cure u 4 -burner dec. Hutolnt ran g e, slightly used. Ideal Christmas gin fur less than cost. New Ashland Hotel. . . 272 FOIt SALE Electric radio at a bargain: used Ics.s than a year. Phone 543-X. 512 N. JJarllctt St. WANTED 1 or 2 small children to care for, each $5 a week. Mrs. Lena Kcie. 3 blocks north Da- mun CatV. OntrM Point. 2"3 Notice of MeelliKf. I The aiiiiuaKiucetinB of lho stock holders of tho Jackson Couii'jl Huilding & Loan Association -will bo held ut 30 North Central Avo nue, Medford, Oregon, on Monday January . H30. at 7:30 p. in. "gli (. C. BOGUS, Secretary. 4 Notice. '? Uhrvsaiilhemum'CircIo poslponed until Jan. 13111. ' ' 74 Classified advortlalng et reaulU. 1 Our Christmas Maty an ideal family gift. Only a few left Rcmtvo yours tomor row niro. Amos lloldttng, manager of the Uogtiek Hlver Canning company, will leave today to spend the hel Idays In Portland. . I'so Medfurd - made facto r y blocks. Mudford Fuel Co., Tel. 1131, .... .. -245U Stockholders of the Oregon Caves Hesort company at thvlr an nual meeting last week authorized the increasing of tho capital sloc from $ta.(iou to $5,000, uh , t conipany has under consideratt.ti. plans fur extensive Improvemcn; at the caves. The officer .wen" re-elected as follows: , president. Frank Mashburn: vice-, president. Sam . Baker; secretary and trcsii urer, A. E. 'oorhle; direct on-. tloorgo Sabhi and L. M, Mllchel'. George K Sabln was aaln elect ed manoger for the company. Annual Xmas danco Englo Point Tues. Pit. 21. nt the Klncaid ha'l. Oynge's orchestra. 27ii ,.Mr. nml Mil (jus Kursetl of Llvtnuston, Mont., loft yesterday fur Klverslde, Calif., ftdlowing a visit here with the Mark P.. and It. E. Conruw families, former ueighliors In Llvinustou. Special offer, tor xmas photo u't aphs. Tho Peasleys. 33 1 Eat Main. 2 (lilt Dr. W. K. Adams entertained ihe Jackson County Medical society at his home in Medford last Wednes day evening. "Cranial Injuries." was given by Dr. J. C. Hayes -jf Medford, agisted by E. A. Woods of Ashland. Enclish holly for the Christmas table and corsage Moharch Seed Co. 273 Mrs. Maude Hani uf Medford Is spending the holidays In Gran'. Pass. If von ale looking for exclusive ChrNtmas gifts, you can get them at Colvlg Drug, next door to Hialto theater. ;& . Southern Oregon ilelegatcs who attend the utale teacherv'i mretlun at Porth nd this wevk are 11. F Forwythe of Ashland, i H. W. llu-). tin of Medrol'd, A. H. Flteh of Ashbind. L. P. MtUer of TMlent. Webster Weru of .Central Point lluth Aitken tf Eagle Point. Huh , rrt Chnm ber lain of Evans valley E. H. Hlilk. 11. F. (Vnklc and J Suannc Homes Carter tf Medfoi .1 ; and Ethl Fleischer of Centr,.l j Point will also attend. Lrnj at, les snot, In that guo,t cu.il. Hansen Coal Co. Tel. 2.1'.. tr Compony A. the oeal Natloe il jthuiid unit, will hold no more di.tl pcttstons and meeting until Jn:- uary 7th next. The lout tlrtll meeting of the year w new uv week. The firing practice neiiton during which fourteen member or the company qualified an expert marksmen and sharpshooters, ir also ended for thin year. Get your cut flower and potted plants at th Monarch Seed Co. !;; Mr. nd Mrs. F. H. Andrew of , Mrs. Pauline Plcsik, 2 N -year o'd Austrian. wouian held In lho coun ty Jail for the robbery of an A-h-land Horvice station, has been more herieir tho p:st two days than she has been -for some time, accord ing to authorities. . When her sec ond attempt to. break jail was thwarted . the other night, tdic be came furious and could not hf (pilled down, for some time. She screamed and cursed for several hours before she decided to return tto normalcy. Cso Medford - mado . J" a c t o r y , blocks. Medford Fuel C6 Tel. fISI.! ,v . 2:151 f" A new cork carpet will be laid In the library of the Medford hluh school diiripg tho holiday vacation and tho. contract, was awarded u tho Weeks & Orr Furniture com pany. You can got your Christmas cards printed or procoss-emhossd tht name, duy . from lho Marshall PrinllUg Co. , , if Overtime parking tags, were pavs. ed out freely. ,hy. tlio city traffic pollco yesterday and Friday,, with a good many Medford citizens ap pearing at the police station to pay , tho customary dollar fine. A number: of out-of-town motorists were. also tagged, but they claimed they wero unfamiliar, with the local traffic rules. , tl .... . Dyngo'o danen, Wud. and Sat.. Dreamland. Admission 50c. , 73 , Henry , McMiclmel. arrested .it Medford. on the charge, of .traiiH norling a stoten automobile from Pooutcllo, has been bound over :o await action of the federal grand Jury. MoMichael. told an unusual story that at Pocatello a stranger gave him the car and told him to lake It ..out and burn It so the owner might obtain the Insurance. A It nti a good car, Mc.Mlchact did not burn It. - ... Slop your . leaking roofs and walls with VPltiHect.M Stick. ?o any wet usrface, painted, or mop ped, KcquireK no experience. Ap plied cold. , Miller Products Co.. foot of Lincoln St., Portland. Ore. .. .- . 2Glf D. M. LUtte. of Oakland. Oh I . formerly In charge of the Medfoi I weather station and now at the head of the airways' weather de partment for tho Pacific eoo"t. spent Friday and part of yeste--day hero on business, at tho local airport. ,," u-j? ( ' lU.me.wi'itaAiiiir.flto htMiti-niien Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland THE fiAKIITA DV WAV lll-lc. Phone !!!,. tf , 1 H basketball games played at Ashland Friday night, the Medford Junior high midgets defeated the Ashland midgets by 14 to U a.nl Hie first team defeated the Asn laud first team by 15 to 13. Noil" of tho local boys, were from ..llv ninth grade, according to Hay Henderson, coach, who Is looUlnc forward to another successful bits- j kethnll season. . Miss Fern Dally, former well known resident, of Medford, who k a teacher in tho Seattle public schools. Is expected to arrive here today by auto to spend the holi day! with her mother. Mrs. Lutlc II. Dally and sister. Marjory Du. uet iiiiiiee iNinti, win iruviite music for the legion and Aujil buy holiday party at the Masonic Hall Monday night. This special social session will follow the reg ular meetings of these organ ia tlons and all World war veteran." and their ladies arc urged to at tend. Two delegates have been chosen by the Associated Women Students of the Southern Oregon State Nor mal school to represent that or ganization at the conference :;" presidents to be held at the Uni versity of Oregon. January U. Those selected are Iteryl Oonkliu. president, Grants Pass, and Patsy Thompson. Junior delegate. Ash land. This Is n joint Women: league, and Athletic associutl n conference. TODAY onl IKK t Continuous 0; "(J. ;d 1 A SOCIETY QUEEN TURNS GANG LEADER. , IN THIS EXCITING TALkER' Phone A. M'Wto 1 m ILK UTTER CE CREAM PASTUERIZEP SAFEPURE PRODUCED PACKED Onlil Hill lf(t ywtrnlny In ,i .hr-rf th) In IM'fllwn'l. Rirn.l Chevrolet CONVERTIBLE LANDAU SEDAN This Is a ' Four-Door Demonstrator -1700 Miles- $795 fully Equipped New Car Guarantee MYRNA LOY IN. "Hardboiled Rose" With WILLIAM COLLIER, JR. Boutifiil, but hard boiled, she risks all tcf shield her -nart.,'' .; ALSO ALL TALKING COMEDY, "THE BURGLAR" . "ALPINE ANTICS'" The Man About Town it STARTS TOMORROW FOR 2 DAYS ONLY ALL TALKING . ( " Wise-cfaeklng comedy of two women haters who fell ,for the same girl.. NIX ON DAMES" OV mih AdWiosion Continuous Toda' 12:30 to 11 Admission Mats. 10-25 Eves. 10-35 THREE DAYS. STARTS ' , TO DAY ALL TALKING ? " A AVOMANJS' STRUGGLE AGAINST . THE GREAT UNKNOWN - : mm ' w m S VT"t 'VVJ I '"a oeo, . JT tourmnm. . . ,.,Y I Tf CONRAD NACEL-LEILA HYAMS 1 JhrilUI Chills t Must&Hp f MAM FROM TMS GCZATtST . , t?T j I ; 1 STAOI TWRIUIR.. EVEIL. 5 1 AU.-IALK.INb ' Tho moa sure pf the well-dressed man is net how many, suits he has but how, well pressed and immaculate he looks at all times. Our weekly press ing and cleaning service is very rea sonable and keeps your clothes in perfect shape. Investigate! Have Your Clothes Cleaned NOW for the Holidays "We're Not Satisfied Unless You Arc" CITY CLEANING and DYEING WORKS 624 N. Riverside Phone 474 S3! 11 II I Pierce Allen Motor Co., Inc. ! CHRISTMAS TREES Get your Christmas trees from Owen-Oregon Employes' Relief Committee Carload will arrive Saturday, De cember 14. See trees at Owen-Oregon office on high way or phone 771. . EMPLOYES' RELIEF COMMITTEE. 1 a r. tmmii mm 1 1 imi.j, ij.tt j't wwat 1 X IU II II VU I K II 1 1 I . Iff I 1 WV "' "tl ' " " " .FOUR BIG DAYS. STARTING . lllM'-xi :! CHRISTMAS DAY X J i " 1 I ' v - -T"E LAVI5H nJ ! 1 . ., 1 V . . ALL TALKING ' ' Mj" l 11 11 1 3 v , II SUPER SPECTACLE BEBc DANIELS JOHN BOUS- URTWMICLIR BnuohttothrTAiKIKH SCJPTfV VenmMfc tOt OH A IAMO MCTMII Continuoui Show Chriitmat Cy 1:10 to 11 Rtgular Admitslon