Medford mail tribune., December 27, 1929, Page 12, Image 12

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MEDFORT) MATL TRTBUNTi, MKDFORD, OIHWOX. FRIDAY, DFCFMUFR 27. 1!)2).
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LOCAL ATTORNEY
TO PLEAD CAUSE
The M oil Cu ril Ice & StoiiiBo com
pany will In.stiill u upociul wlurune
room lit an early iluto, fop fura.
It will bo uiiulppcil with Hpeeiul
machinery, and the fuia will bo
treated lo a Hiicclal iirocemi, by uho
of iilloinatiiiK ti'iniicialiiic.
If there Hhoulil lo n moth or any
of the Insect world, that feast unon
fino fura, in the warm folds when
It Is placed In uliniiBe, ho will not
ne lliero when It Is removed. The
Four Perfect
Bridge Hands
Dealt in Game
HALKM. Ore., Dec.
II. CI o d d a r U, Klamath
JudKe, has sent u telegraphic re
VOI.'XCISTOWX, (J. (Ul)
J'"our perfect hands of bridge
tvero dealt at a party given
by the JJ 1 1 Ten club of
VounKBtown. The four play-
7. W l'"iti' era and the three witnessed
eouii'y all attest that the curds were
shuffled mid dealt according
TAKES PLACE OF
;t
L
uiicsl to Clovernor Norblad for n j to the regular rules of the ', !,,;,. .
i a . ihjw-i milium wi'si nave
Saturday morning in behalf of
Itoliert A. Wilson, who Is wanted
In California on u charge of kid-l.j. engineering, picked
naplng- his child.
, iemperotui-0 causes his , letters and telegrams on his desk
demise most effectively. I urtalnliiK to numerous subjects.
J-ho avenigo ihsert, with a flnu ! A Med ford attorney has reiiuest
rur as a hi.tjltat, has hercitofore j (d a hearing before the governor
" survive tne cold, by
the simple process of going to
fleeji. Ho readily adjusted hlinself
Jo Iho temperuture.
i With the alternating tempera
lure system It is different. Hay the
temperature of the storage room Is
28 degrees when the fur is placed
in storage. Mr. Dug regulates
Mmself for 2K degrees and stuns
Knooting. When the temperuture
is lowered to zero, he is awakened
und has to readjust himself to the
new frigidity. After a couple of
violent chungcH In the temperature
the bug gives up tho struggle and
M10"- I PlIILAnKI.I'IIIA. Pa., Dec. 27
' Science has discovered that a (pi A youth who guve tho name of
M vuii jiccu a ive in
date to discuss a matter which tli
telegram says Is "of mutual Inter-
est to Iho stale and lo Kliimuin t c university gruduute, un engl-
county." The messages give nol neer of the Penn-Ohio Elec-
further hint of tho nature of the trie company, was so amazed -fr
subject. i wllen he saw J3 dlumonils In
Oovernor Norblud unived her his hand that ho laid down
today and went to work at his! his cards. Dr. W. J. McCar-
desk, lie found a hugo stack of. thy, a dentist, Sutton's part-
ner, received ull tho clubs. !
M. W. Jacobs, a shoe mer-
f ciiaiit, got ull tile hearts,
while his partner, Paul Ding-
! ledy, u graduate of tho Uni-
S verslty of Illinois school of
the spades.
up
all
most iinv
temperature, If It Is not changed
pn him, but that the alternating
temperature 'system Is too much
for him.
MANY SEAL HELPERS
1 PRAISED BY LEADER
"Many hands niako light work,"
believes Mrs. It. Clreene, (Mirlsl
imiH seal sale chairman. She at
tributes the success with which the
drive Is going over to (lie splendid
ro-operatiou of every one. To
those who so whole-heurtedly as
sisted her, to ..tho booth sales
women, to tho business men, to tho
papers, and to those who so nicely
responded lo tho letters sent out.
Mio urges any who Intend to send
In their money for tho seals to do
so before the 1st of the year, so
that, a complete report may be
given to the papers for publication.
The Jackson County lloalth as
sociation Is iihendy planning their
program for 11130 based on the
success of thes campaign.
KANSAS t.'ITV, 'lee. -.. fl'j
Hushing from one extreme to an-
of the
repluced
the bllzard conditions of lust week
with record high temperatures for
nils seuion.
Throughout the suulhcrii half
of tile central states the mercury
hung well up In the fill's yesterday j
and In Arkunsas, Texas, Kansas
and Oklahoma, viisted only u few
days by zero temperatures, the
readings were as high as 70 de
grees. St. Joseph. Mo., witii 5ti degrees,
saw a record of lit least ID years
shattered for that dale.
Maximums in Kansus City und
St. I.ouls were 60, Wlcliltn and
Okluhoma City 02, und Kort Worth
70.
Maurice Hood, 18, of Huntington
I'uik, Oil., walked into t lie Client
nut Mill police station curly today
und told the house sergeants tiiat
Tl months ngo ho killed his brother-in-law,
Buddy Hoheits, on Willy's
lunch, near Horse Thief Canyon.
Cal. Police wired California an-j
Ihorltles fur confirmation of the
story.
Hoods said his sister was Hub
erts' wife and that she was round
dead on the ranch. He said lie
had received information that Hub
erts had benten her to death and
in revenge lie shot rollers. Hood
snld ho wandered ull over tho west,
always fearliiK arrest.
Forecasts.
I'YIday, Dee. 27.
Medfurd and vicinity: Tonight
und Saturday fair, but with fog
in morning. Not much cliange
in temperature.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Sat
urday, but wit h valley fogs west
portion. Not much chunge in temperature.
Locu.1 Dal.
BOOTLEGGER'S LIST IS
KLAMATH PALLS. Ore., Dec. 27.
(VP) A list of customers contain
ing, police Kulcl, mimes of many
prominent business men hero, was
taken Inst night from it man ur
restetl for llipior violation. Terry
Simpson Is I lie man under arrest.
I Police confiscated 411 gallons o Hi)
, nor labeled "bonded whiskey," 12
1(1 cjillou kegs, ageing apparatus
nnd uther equipment. The list, po
' Ilea siil (I. indicated Ihiuor wus lin
ing sold lot' I'lu a cusu.
p
Temperature (degs.l.. 42 33
Highest (lust 12 hrs.) 45 42
Lowest I last 12 hrs.) 32 3U
Itel. humidity (pc.).... 85 99
Precipitation (In.) 00 .00
State of weather Cleur Cldy.
Lowest temperuture this morn
ing, 30 dcgrceH.
Sep-
Tolal
tenilier
precipitation since
1. 102!). 7.34 Inches.
Temperatures
day: Highest, fili
year
lowest,
ago
30.
to-
Sunset today, 4:10 p. b.
Sunrise Hut., 7:30 u. m.
Sunset Saturday, -1:47 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A, M.
120th Meridian Time
5)
CITT.
2 3 ST"
'i h x a
.3? f3
Who Klanrorcl-Army game will
bo broadcast Saturday aftern i
from s to 5 by .Mali Trlhuno-Vlr-glil
station KM HI). The rrrvb-
lor (nullum funs will lie sponaor.-d '
by Jackson Counly . Iiank. l'lei
Allen Motor Co , und Maglll Drug
Htare.
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PHEASANTS DEVOUR
WIRE WORM PESTS
Chinese pheasants are the en-
I emles of llie wlro worm, a para
islte that now Invites tile attention
of congress through a hill asking
for the expenditure of $25,000 for
its Investigation. In a recent ln-
stigutlon conducted by the Ore-
. Hluinalh PcnllM llles. ! goli State college and the state
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.. Die uume commission to determine tile
.7. UP) Dr. Kdwln Clarence damage done to crops by Chinese
llrlggs, 50, government dentist at pheasants It was found that In see
the Klamath Indian agency for the lions where the wire worm thrives
past three years, died yesterday ; the stomachs of the pheasants wer
of
In Scuttle.
the punishes.
Last Reductions on
FALL HATS
1h
Group 75, Costlier
Models at
.95
AND
$2
.95
rilni siiini't huts you'll enjoy
buying at such lowered prices
. . . a very small lint a very im
portant sale for Hie woman who
wants a chic hat at very small
cost.
Mann's Millinery Dept.
.Second Floor
linker City
Bismarck
Iloise
Denver
lies Moines
Fresno
Helena
Los Angeles ....
Mursbrield
Phoenix
Portlund
lied lllufr
Itoschurg
Suit like
San Francisco..
Santii Fe
Seattle
Spokane
Walla Walla ....
Winnipeg
It:
18
24
32
311
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30
3 4
40
-10
311
32
411
20
44
34
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Meteorologist
Clear
Cleur
Clear
Clear
Cldy.
Cldy.
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cldy.
Fog
Cldy.
Clear
Clear
Cleur
Cldy.
Cldy.
Clear
Cldy.
WEDDING GUESTS
LOS A.GE!,EH, Bcc. 27. (A1)
One hundred und fifty quests. In
cluding rnnny of the wom'a niowt
famoiiH jillots, will wltncKa iho
nitirriaec ceremony January 18 of
IJcut. 1). W. Tomlinson, foiniar
navy "Sea Hawk." and. Miss ii
Kinia Sullivan, writer, i'lans fr
the weddinB. which will he held
ut the home of Claude l'arker in
Imb AnBcles, wore announced to
day. Art Goebel, trana-Paciflc flier,
will be beM man, and Miss liowcn i
Sullivan of Sacramento, Ulster oi
tho bride, maid of honor. Tho brido
will he Klven away by her undo.
K. ,1. Maloney, chairman of tn.j
Htato pharmacy board, who wllh
MIkh Sulllvan'8 mother and sister
will fly from Sacramentu for the
wedding.
KLAMATIf VAIAS, Ore., Bcc.
27. fPj Police were Henri'hlntf tu
lay fur three men who AVednosday
iiIkIU kidnaped a Klumath Falls
Ulrl, attnclted her and left her at
the city ltmltH yecterday. Tho K'rl
wan In a hysterical condition wht
found but told officers .she couii!
Identify the men. She mild they
wero Intoxicated when they, Krah
hed her In tho Htroet nnd force.1
her Into their automohilo.
PAGEANT AT TALENT
PRE-INVENTORY
o
Now On and Ending
December 31 st
on
STAND
TABLE s
DESK
BRIDGE
BOUDOIR
PRICES SLASHED
To Unheard of Low Levels
i
Southern Oregon Electric
Morris B. Leonard
H. 0. Frohbach
409 East Main St.
ner Mr. and Mrs. It. K. Parks of ; and Mrs. IJoyd Ticy and family, nouth Talent. Covers were laid
Talent and Itoland Parks and leti-1 .Mltu Ada Hockler ami Hercialjior 10.
ter KlMtcner. j Lucy and two Hons of Ontario, Cal. i Miss Maud Wetherspoon of AhIi-
Alr. and Mrs. Hockler enter-, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Kses gave! hind visited friends in Talent and
tnlned at a Christinas dinner Mr. i a family dinner at their home in ' attended the papeant.
Mr. and Mrs. Linloy and daugh
! ter, Virginia, and Mrs. Molster of
j Med ford attended the pageant at
j Methodist church In Tulent De-
fTinlior 2-1.
Safeway Stores
Promotes Former
Medford Man
ef-
K. II. Hood, who has been with
. tho Safeway Stores at Grants Pass
has been promoted to mitniiKiM'
! tho store at Pocatcllu, Idaho,
feet I v January 1.
j Mr. Hood waa with tho Skags
Store hero a year before, koIhk to
j G rants Pass, where he has also
l been for a year, nnd this Is n
deserved promotion.
Mrs. Hood Is a daughter of Mr.
iand Mrs. Geor Tang- of this city.
Two
and
TOKONTO. pre. 27. P
I I m y s, Willie C u I ross. n ti ed 8
Keay, his threo year old brother,
j were Niiffocated early today when
Tire destroyed their home In the
I cast omul of the city.
Lome K. Culross, tho father
'who represents the brokerage firm
of stuhle Korlnng and rompany In
Vancouver, was on his way homo
from that city.
IWKltKU,, Pa.. Pec. 27. V)
A mother ami two of her children
died today by suffocation In a fire
that damaged their homo hero.
The dead are: Mrs. Hose Capmm
32; n daughter, .Marine, 4, and a
son, Pnul, 2.
REV. MELL TO ATTEND
ENDEAVOR CONFERENCE
Carman H. Mell, pastor of the
Klrst Christian ehnreh leU today
for Portland t attend a stnte
I executive commit tee mooting of
tho Oregon Christian Kndeavor
union. This committee represents
lO.OUO Christian young people of
Oregon. Mr. Moll In also an as
sociate of the International So
ciety of Chrlethin KndeavoiH of
Konton. Mass. He Is helng ac
companied to Portland by his
family and will return MuihIhv.
I 4
Salem. Statn penitentiary he-
j ing extensively improved.
TALKNT, Ore.. Pec. 27. (Spl.t
The Pageant of tho King, portr:iv
od at the Methodist church In Tal
ent Christmas evo, was tho first of
it kind ever to bo played in tills
city ami Was enjoyed by ail who
witnessed It.
The ancient eccnes and dress of
the different characters took mu.h
time to reproduce.
Tho old but beautiful story if
tho birth of the Chrlst-chlld was
lmprvHively told In song and story.
Tho church was decorated wilh
evergreens and bright red berries
ami tho stngo settings were verv
attractive. The church was crowd
ed, with many standing.
At tho close of the program baii
of candy and nuts were passed to
everyone present.
The Hplrlt of helpfulness Wis
manifested everywhere and th;
needy received their share of the,
Christmas treats as well n Christ
mas dinner.
GIVE TALENT PAGEANT
IN ASHLAND SUNDAY
TAI.KNT.- Ore., Pec. 21. (Spl.)
Ity rcnucst of the Methodist
church of Ashland, tho "Pagc'nnt
of tho King' played hero Decem
ber 2-1 will be played In Ashland
Sunday evening ut the Methodist
church.
TALENT
TAI.KNT. Ore., pec. 27. (SpU
M i-s. Mary Works homo was J
tho scene of much merriment on1
Christmas day at a family re-!
union. Mr. and Mrs. Piley Ny-
swaner of Chllouutn, Mr, and Mrs.
Clifford Garveen and daughter,
Virginia. Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Pur
nett and family, Mrs. Iotlle Per-j
vis and family nnd Howard Work,
and family of Talent nnd Klojid
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kstcs and ,
daughter, Hulda. spent tho holt-'
days, with Mrs. Kales' parents, Mr,1
and Mr. William Smith of Glen-,
dale. Ore.
Mr. und Mrs. Frank Holdridge!
entertained at n family dinner
Chrlstmati at their home near Tnl
out.
Poland Parks of Mulln, Ore .
and Lester Kislener. divisional
manager of the Standard oil Co.,
also of Malln. spent the holiday
In Talent the guest of Mr, and
Mrs. U. K. Park.
Itev. and Mm. Vimout nnd won,
William of Ashland attended the
pAiieant at Tulent Chrllmn eve.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Pbickwell of Ash-'
land entertained nt Ohrbrtmns din
Begin It Right On
Qoodyears
Wo don't merely say that Goodyear Tires arc tho
world's greatest. We PROVE it before you buy.
We PROVE it, first, by demonstrating the su
perior traction of Goodyear treads for (1) Stop
ping and Starting; (2) Curves; (3) Ruts. We
TROVE that they are properly designed for
longer wear and quiet riding.
Second, we PROVE that the Suportwist cord
patented by Goodyear and used only in Goodyear
tires makes tho body of a Goodyear ablo to with
stand moro road punishment.
, We
Qive...
real service here with Good
year Tires. Free mountings;
proper inflations; careful in
spection to protect you from
road troubles and to insure full
mileage. You pay no more;
but you ride for less on Good
years backed by our year
around service.
"YOUR TIRE SHOP"
Main and Pacific Highway
Isn't this plain? By reason of
producing MILLIONS MORE
tires than any other company,
Goodyear's costs are lewer.
This permits Goodyear to give
you MUCH MORE FOR YOUR
MONEY.
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