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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREfiOX, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29. 192J. Iocal and -'Personal , Next Wednesday will come an other holiday with nil places of bUNlneai closed, IncludlnK the of-. (loos, courts, nnd the postofflre. The postofflco will he closed "' nit that dny, even the lobby window, nnd there- -will be nn carrier deliv eries dty or rural. , The usual Many social events of Now Year's ovo, wntch nliiht mcetinKs and other hnhpy dolnfrs In the way of uiheclng In the new year anil btddliw. the old one farewell, will take place. : r . , "That ftood coal." Wa glvo (irocn trading Mumps. Hansen Coal Co. I'hoho tt. ' , ' '. U..AltA-. T.- It titvlrii Principal H. II. f'onkle and the delegation of teachers, who were In -Portland to attend the annual state tohventlon of the teacher..' association, Which ended late yn terday, will beein arrlvlns home loday. Dance, Lake Creek, New Yeai'i eve-.''"' ' ' -: !M0 ' AttiohR the many Medford pen pie who are HpendlhK thin week In Han Krnnclson and vicinity, ant who enjoyed tho etanford-Army itamo at Palo Alto yeiitorday, are Mr. and Mrs, Oeorne Gates and Mi', and Mm, Krtifrst Hmilh, Attend tho Kilts' New Year's ve dance.- Alt Klkt and their frlendi are invited. W Sailor Jack Wood, remembered for hi iiorinK and wrestling matches here Inst year, and the year before, is now In Texan ,wllh Mm. Wood, taklnK part In wrect Unit mntehCH In all Paris of -the Honthvvesl. He Is mnellnir with (rood success,- but la ntlll hoping to dome br.ck to name part or ure aun to Bettle. - See Hrlll'x fllioet Meliil Works for radiator, fonder and liufo body nnlrlri. "' ' " 21 W" . ''Mr: and Mrs.: John Perl - nre Hpendlnx a two months'- vucatlim In ton AnKelea visiting their mni rlcd dauRhter and her family. Woo your leaklnn roofa . ana walla with "filtutoct." Stick to any wot surface, painted or mop ped.; Kequlroa no experience. Ap plied colli. Miller Product Co , foot of Lincoln Bt., Portland, On;, t.. . ,. .... , . 260tf r OroRori writers credited with he Ills' uuthors of the best abort atorloH of J 8 29 published in connection with a collection of O. Henry mem orial award prise Htoi-lHS Include Albert lilchurd Wetjoiii formerly of ,Ktemv and Oeneral Ooorna A. White, who write under the pen name ,ot Ard White. , Wofjcn'.-. Htorles were printed in. Advonttiro, Colliers and Hhort Morion, and the two storNis wrlten hy White, which were cited, were printed In Every body' und Colliers',., , .-. . Used tlrea bought nnd sold. 127 X. Riverside. ' " , . 873 ' OJudite and Mm. Cllonn O. Taylor with tho latter's parents, Mr, and Mi.-: Cnrkln. , aro . expected home tomorrow from, having spent Ohrlstmas -with Mr. and Mrs. Jihn ll. 'Carkln and . children at Hlilom .'? Blks New Yaar's eve dance Tues ¬ day nlht. All Elk and their ftlendH are Invited. ....-.' S0 'V' There are Ht lit a few Jeffnrnon people llvlnsr who can., remember when- the ahlnxle was the board if ducatlon.-Jcrforson Review. Mrossmaklnij and vemodellnii nt the Fashion Shop, 424 Modtord Hldk,.' Tel. 1181. . tf - Arthur C, Moon, well known Crater Lake National park attache here for the Want six yearn, who was recently transferred to Yosem Itej natldnal pitrlc an prdporty custodian of thiU liark, left here with Hla family last Krltlay thnrh Itis by itutd for their new home. Their household aooda were ship ped to that destination In one of tlie' fcnds Trnnttfer cdmpahy trucks. , The K- M. Wllann norfouritlnK of ti) In the tjlherly Hldg have Hfh chattBd from the second to t fijtirth floor. - S0 '.'. tt lilmath ' County Pomon fir((HRe coilhcll ha lodged a pro test with the county Court aitahutt the budget tot' 19n. "Objection l made to hnvmn tho state tax cum mission ftMlstliig In flxlnic vnlua tloiu. ' ftom made rakes, fruit oakea rtnd plum pudding nt Manor fjroeery. "' Mr. and Mrs. Harold DoucOck retnrtied to Medford last Krldy afti- having siient Christmas ,! Hosehurif vlsillnn remtlves ami fHends. Their son. Vlrdun, re ntalned In - that city to visit for several days. r Itoth - made etikes, fruit cakis ahtl l 1 u 111 pudding at Marsh' nroeery. . 'o:f ' William Hudiie Of Medford siill ed'last Wednesday front Ran Fran cisco wllH his son and danKhtei-In-law. whom he met there, for Honolulu to Join hla wife, who hi ben vlalllng In Honolulu for some time, 1 1 . Uwm' More Slices of a more convenient Kit til on bt tlm twu oni for Ui unparallel ed demand which has Bprunt up for t luhrer's Hew Bar Cakei Intro duced only a few days ago iU aalei are al ready making new rec ords. Atk your grocer. At Any Orooer rv ii Radio station KORE of Eu gene, which has -been off the air for two weeks, will soon resume broadcasting..,, It was cloned d"WM because of faiiuiv bf ."permit to change location In: Eugene to ar rive. A telegram from-: Senator McNary was received the oth?r day stating thru permission' had been granted. Tho old location, hut a new shop. Expert operators. Medford Heauty Hhop. "Ask a -friend.' tf Misses Augusta (Dover and Edith l.auhHcher, county nurses, are expected to return today from holiday vacation trip to I'ortland and Ken l tie. Christmas dance Wed. and fint.. Dreamland. Dyhga Bros. ' S80 Written hy Htewdrt Edwarl White, articles on the fishing in du.itry on tho Pacific coast have appeared In the Saturday Eveninu Pont, Issues of December 14 and 21 and have been attracting con nlderr.hle local Interest. :A fiction story, "Silver Hlver," by Sione Ores, appears In the current Ihsub - ,if the Country (lenttemun. It w-s written by Kane Cray, with ' (he- locale along the Rogue River. ' For Hale Kindling by the load Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 081. 240tf .Mrs. p o. lluy and family ex pect to move to Medford Erid.iy where they will make their futuro home. Mrs, (!uy in instructor in munlc at (lilid Hill und Itogut' Itlver Hchools. Clold Hill Xews. Used tires bought nnd sdld. 12? K, Itiverellle. , " 273 Mr. nnd Mrs, C, N. Hansen and Mrs. Hansen's mother, Mrs. A. I'hipps, havo as their guests dttr log the hollduys season, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hanson nnd family of Oakland, Cal. Dance. Lake creek, New Year's eve..: . .. , . '. ..- -i;. 280 . Rachel Appleguto- Solomon of Klr.math Falls, has returned from Medfordi where nhe sient Chrlsi mas With ri'ltuives and frlendn. - Unnte nt the American Legion New Year's ball at the Oriental Gardens next Wednesday, night. 282 Tho Tortland city council, with out comment, hoi week denied permission to the Portland . an:l Rialto theater td permit smoklnJT In their bulconles. Itoth Fire Mav shal Roberts and Commissioner Itigelnw , recommended 'against granting of the - permit- - oh the ground of the fire haiard. oh. Jectlon itlsb was raised by th-? school principals of the city be- cdtino of the largo number of minors who attend' tho theaters. Christmas dance ' wed. and sat Dreamland. Dynco liroa. 20 Forrest Wllllama of Mddford, was the house guent oC.Mr, and Mrs. H. A. Canndny of Roschurrf for a short time Inst week. Celebrate lit tho American Le gion dance New Year's night Orl cntnl Clardcits. 282' Mr. and Mrs; -August Flchtnor of Namna, ldnho, aro the guesin of Mr. Flchlnor's brother Carl, oh their way to California, whore they will spend the .winter. They peel' to rehinlh In Medford ' until after New Year's day. Chrhomna guests of Mr.- and Mrs. O: A. Edwarda wero Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Coleman of Ketch,' lean,. Alaska. . . ,. -'-. . Make your dato for the Amor- lef.n Legion tlnnee at tho Oriental Gardens New Year' night. 88 Tho . wedding of a well knowh Modford newspaper man wns por trayed December 27, twenty yonra ago,, In tho Portland Journal In nows Item under an Elgin, oa:- orn Oregon, dale line, as followit: "Leo .Tuitle, editor of the Eltt;) Recorder, nnd Miss Lona Edmonds were married at La Orundo this week.- On hla return to Elgin Tut tie was mounted by his friends on a cow ut tho uepot ana puruueu through the streets, followed ly his bride, lit U'nleltth, and the crowd." Let mo write your fire Insurance. Carl Y. Tehgwatd, Hotel Holland tlldg. Phono 90S. . ' tf Conferring with It. it. 1tdm mond, local manager, C, E. Illtk mnn. of Seattle, vice-president of tho Home Telephone and , Telo grnhh compahy, Was a vlnitor In Medfonl A short time last A-eek. ; lto Medford - made f n o t o J y block. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. Hilt. . SXM' Ruth Ryorly Is home at tlold Hill from Portland for a visit with relatives. She Is attending school In Portland. Less aah, less soot, In that good cool. Hansen Coal Co. Tel. 23H. tf Rev. Cormel E. Mell and fam ily are expected homo tomorrow from Portland where he attended a moellng nt the state executive committee of the Oregon Christ' Inn Endeavor 1'nlnn. L'so Medford made factory blocks. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 631. 24f,tt Art Schoenl, student nt the' 1'n Iverelly of Oregon, loft Inst Friday fur Portland where he expeols to spend the remainder of the Christ-j mas holidays vlalllng with f ileit is In that city. flet your tnmalo supplies at Franklin's nroeery. Tel. SU1. 382 Ilounty warrants wero Issued at the county clerk's office yesterday j afternoon to C. E. llurnett of Ash land, one coyote, and to F. R. FroY of Ijtko Creek, one coyote. We would be pleased to have the address of the party who Mr-; merly ran the Johnson Auto Paint i;o. In Medford. Please phono 7 1. i 280 The Forest Creek school hoime, located sumo -distance nhove Jack sonville, Is due for some Improve menls and the ground are to he enlarged, according to recent re- j ports received nt the county school superintendent's offlco, A new well tit supply drinking water is also to he dug. Hemstitching, plenllng, pleating, button making m hose mendin. Handicraft Hhop. ailtf O, C, Caster, who received In juries In nn engine wreck at YaK Ima a short time ago, will he able to come to this city for a visit soon after the first of the year. There will he a snooting match at Jack Blmmerlee's, I mile helnw Trail. Monday from 10 until &. tit Ernest l.yman of flold Hill left last week for California polo's where he expects to spend : th" winter. . Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Clemonson have as their guests at the Hotel Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. W v. (.hadwlck and ilaughters,k Eleanore ana Margaret, una Louise j.rown, all of Salem. Dance, Lake Creek. New Yenr'H eve. . -V 2S0 The' fog bank that envelops Medford extends north to Portland and south only to Hilt, According to Lee C Oarlock, manager of the local branch of the out-of-state auto registration bureuu. The nun is shining In northern California and Is shining brightly in south ern Oregon over the 700 foot fo bank. Air moil planes have been having difficulty In keeping their nc-hedula and have been using the emergency field at Barron sout 1 of Ashland,. ; ' " ' The condition of I.Uanna Den ton, who underwent an operation a week ngo at the Sacred Heart hospital, was reported - to be ire same last evening '. - Tony Ross and Wllmer Ilalley of Oold Hill are at Prospect where they are prospecting ' the pumice beds for the Henver Portland Ce ment company. . Spending the holidays with rel atives in Newberg, ! Ore.;' is E. Standley. rural mall carrier of the Talent district. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Smith and daughter Mrs, Irene RoHecrnn, left lant - week for Los Angelna where they will make their home for tho winter. Spending the holidays with hh parents in the Rogue Elk vicinity la. Harvey itobinson, who gradu ated from the University of Ore gon at; the end of the fall term. ; Corporations and individuals In Oregon wero repnid many thout. unils .of dollars in federal tnxes during the flsoal year, 1829, whicli had been. .Illegally collected' In prior years, according 'to lists, is sued by the Interna) revenue bur eau at Washington, D,:C'- Includ ed among them wus an item of 110,210 to the Owen-Oregon Lum ber ,'compnny of Medford, and one of 1564 to tho Medford Natlonj-I bonk. . - i Mr. and Mrs. nienn. Terrlll of Klanuth Falls were t'hrinlm;is guests at- the home of Mr. Th rill's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. It Coleman. In Medford. Shelby Tuttle and son of this city are on rrtute by train to Chi cago for an extended visit in the middle .west.. .. . - Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marsh of Medtordj spent , a few. days Rusebiirg last week, visiting M v. Charles Patohott and Mrs. Jack Crafton. Mr. Marwh wan formerly In tho Implement business In Homo burg. . Another new hangar has been oompleted at '.ho, municipal air port at Vancouver, Wash., .and tht frame-work of titlll ' another Is virtually completed. - In all alio ill 12. hangars, including tlmae do nuted hy Mayor John P. Klgln antlf W.'.-E. Carter already :occu pled, ..will he constructed dtirlnu the next few months. RekArvu Hons are being made for the 4iam are an Mat as they can be con- 'Htructed.i t., 'i ' .. .- " ' , . Mr. and Mrs. Cordon' Kernhuw are In Bremelrton. -Wash.', for' a visit with Mat Kttrshaw's sister. Mrs. E. A. l.onglcyt ,i . . . Coming as-quite n surprise to hla many friends of this olty was the news, of the marriage Of Juck Hayes of thin city to- Miss Hmit'i ot Medford. Mr. Hayes l proprietor- of tho Smoke 'House In this city and n long-time renldertt hero,- Hla brlde is jiii employe' of Mann's department store of Med ford. Oold HIII Nevvs, ..: Mr. nnd Mrar J.' YJiktlm, who were Christmas guests of -Mr. Joe klngsleyi returned' last' Week to their home at Albany." ; 11 Mr, and Mrs! Clarence T. Noe are In Ilerkeley; Calif., where they pinn to spend aeforal weeks visit ing their son;- -.. Captain (!. C. Applegnto of Klamath Fall Is visiting his uls ter. Mr. Alice Sargent,: at Jack sonville, and other relatives In the cotlnty. --.-.' ' . Plan are under Way to hold it banquet nt'lltd nine: Flower Lodge tomorrow night, when alumni members of the Central Pdint high school will Italher for their iinntml reunion. The banquets have beeo! regular ' afraira fnr shveral yoa;' and have been attracting old at in dent from all parts of tho county. a. L. linker. Whri underwent u major oriernilort at . the i Sacred Heart hospltol a short time ago, trim reported as Intprbved yester day. . - Possibly due to lack of interest, indlcntlonH ntn that there will be no city billiard tournament this year, although there' ban been some agitation to have, one organ ised. Plans had called for prises to bo donated hy merchants nnd cash n rises collected from the en trants as entry fees. The tourna-' ments are usually ptayea on hnhdleup hasla and attract consid erable Intercut, Wise ltcrthn Coy . of tlold Hlil. Iun retufned home front Portland where she had been to receive medical attention. People having occasion to use electricity nt a o'clock this after noon will he Interested to know that the California-Oregon Power company will discontinue service for 15 minutes In order to make some needed repnlrs on lines. . Miss Constance Andrew, Is ex pected to return today front Sun Francisco nnd resume duties to morrow lit the county clerk's o;- flee. Roys riding bicycles at night nro irned by traffic officers 'to eqillp their wheels with lights or else undergo tho emharassmeift of arrest- Several motorists have com plained they cannot see the bi cycles, especially because of the fog the past few nights, and say escape from accidents have been close. ' Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lemmon. accompanied hy the latter's moth er, Mm, liirscnner, are in sn Fmnrlaro for several days. Paul l.uy. of Medford. former University of Oregon student and now a reporter on the McMinn vllle Teleiiltone-lteBleter, was . Rugene visitor Christmas day. Dr. Edwin Hodcrstrom of Ran Francisco Is a holidays guest at the home of his parents, Mr. nnd Mr.-. C. K. Sodcrslrom. J PORTLAND .THUGS : ROB, SHOOT, FLEE CJioohIhk ,i .grocery HtoVo on thi oukI Hidfl, twr Hwurthy ontluws whrt have held uji neveral t-hnin Htores, late today executed nnoUur Huccerittrul robbery, fird a shot nt CIuKtaUve WnlBtrom, projirletor. ('Hfiii)f'd in a fitnlen automobile. eluding a. motorcycle policeman who fired two nhotM nt them and then wrecked' tho nutomoblle, : Tho men ewcaped. They ob tained about $r0 from the till of the Hlore and Hhot at Wibttrom when ho hexitated to' give; them the money; . ' . ;t As they were leaving. Patrolman J. U. 1'erklnH drovo by. 'The of ficer Rave chaHo and opened fire when the men drew away from I him. He fluid he missed. He was i not nwaro tho rtien were robber tihtjl ndvlrted by other policemen. T NEW YORK, Oec.: 28. Offlcial nf 'the-' KplHcopaH church announced today thnt commlH Hions , ropreHentlnj; their ahurch and tho Methodist and PrcRbyteri nn churchea had held n prellmln ary confererwe ,ln New, York with view td ' aldinc tho cauae of i'hrlKtinn unity thrnuffh elimlna tiori' of differences not lnvolvinR faith br older. r A nccond conference 1h sched uled to be held In A tin title City. X. Y.. nn June 2 and 3, when It 1h exjK'cied that tho southern McthodiHtf. nnd I'reHbyterianH will h ti y o appointed reprcHentative oomnilflHlojis. E 1 1. tiUAmn, p d,.1 Dc4;"28.--t Alphonb Lajtke 30, was arrested tonight' ennrged 'with! ;'the flnlfo slaying of hln 50-yonr-01d mother, Mrs. Anton I-pkc, at itholr fnrnv home 23 miles north herb on tho night of Dec 14. 1 ! .InitUKUi-ntlon nt n 24-hour ncrv lr6 with art Increase In opoi-ntlnt; rorco 10 ini'oo. nifn is pmnneu roi the iloschiirs statlon. 'ijf the t'nltod KtlitcH weather hitrraUJ'-.The ad ditional service Is - mnde -iietjHjr. y hy the greatly Increase u'e of the Pacific airways. - ' - ' - ,'. William T. Roherts K of Unite Fitllm Mrs. A. C.' Kent of Wcllen and I.oIh Froiwol! of the llowarl district, wern nmont; tho ont-of-town visitors in Motlford yeMtenlny afternoon;. '' ' . ' MarrlaRO llcnnsog were Isned ut the county. clerk's offlco ynstorday to Rugene Clower. 44, and Lillian Doty, 41. ho'th or KuKdne and to Chester Tempest,- 25, and Florence llawkliis, 17, hoth of Ashland. . James ft.-1 Ttnrtwoll left yeto"- day for his homo In Spokane, Wash., follhwlnK two or tlir.'e days spent hero on business. ' - - Medford was not only well rep resented at .. the , - Gresron State Teachers' 'convention at' Portland Inst, week' by n representative dele gation of teachers nnd heads of the public schools, but : John H. Carkln of Salem, former; well known clly attorney of Medforl. nddrossed the convention on the flntnclal side of the schools' prob lehi. ' School Is out for the winter va cation nt Colestoin. Spring Creek and Climax and will not resume sessions until next March, follow ing the period of c61d Weather in tho mountain country where the schools nro located, T.onft hikes, poor roads and trnlls make It In advisable for students to attend school during months of Inclement weather. Miss Gladys Holmes of Seattle) Va.sh., Is spending a short visit Ith her mother, Mrs. Molllo P. Holmes tt Central Point. Mr. and Mrs. Erie Wold and daughter Kvclyn, nro In Snn Fran cisco this week visiting son nnd hrdther Nod. employed In a bnnk there,1 . Robert Clould, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. O. J. Clould. nnd talented organist of Portlnnd, nnd nlso a University of Oregon student, left yesterday for Portlnnd where he Is organist of tho First Methodist Kplscopnl church, nfter hnving spent Chrlstmns week with his hpsii employed In the office of lr. X. V. W. Kresse, left lust week for Kugen to ncoept n new posi tion. ,- - i In 83 yoiu-s the London Mission Ship "John Williams" hni steamed more than n million miles, much of the distance -in the South Sean. too Late to classify VOIl KKNT furnished house for two ndults. liit'WIWn' "t'ourt. on ana one 'hnlf hlm-k off Mum,- Kleetrle rnnttr. vl'honc 5M. -- , as holders of the Jackson County I IjffittNX II j7j ilfi f Ml f 5 I Hulldlng ft Loan Association will I Zf l II -W-f V 7 S W ' ? 5k3ll I he held nt SO North Central Ave- V I sTIbI T 1 M-4' Z&m I nue. Medford. Oregon, on Monday, wffi I n f If i II ml I m t&Jr I January L 1JS0. at T-S0 p. m. llM9 JJ Jfl 0 II f "J jj I I I'ilii1' I I . O, C. HOOPS, Secretary, fll f f ,t C "TT7 c"cfc ' I I H- H A ui umunuu nunn n . : ' - v . y ; tmed py, amines item an nm son FX-ConV!CtS PflWRf I IT Tfii3mf'ink V, nin, 2J. The elder i '. i h -. ; ; sters'- Union Threatens Coal Deliveries Actors! Death Of Also Mulcted . . .-,,....( HOOOIUm THO In POllCe n nno ' hJH two companions i j were trying to extort $10,000 from i Ambush Mav Curb Reian'iMichaei powevs, president or the? . , - i tire workers, .'when they were of Racketeers. ' , . ' ' i , SAIRM.'Oro', Pec. 2S. (P) The ' " -;Ntntc hiihway office announced ' CHICAGO, Dec. 2X. iP) -Fa"- f today that nt the highway conimi.s- millnr trlck-s of the racketeer rnri ! sion meeting on .January Hi, bids the rule of the pun aaln have 1 will be received for construction of diHturbed the orderly march ofi,np rldKe over Rokuc river near certain Chicago unions and v:i ' Iol(1 011 Hoosevelt coast of actors. : highway, l'he brldRo will he the Three' 'hoodlums, lured hy- thM moKt o-stly .on .th Htale. highway' mirage of ea.sy fortunen through H""tem- . ' extortion and mastery of the Tfro' and Rubber Workers' union, werej '" lo. Klertrlc i'lisloinci-s. shot dead in an ambush by de-. i Hue to emergency Hue work tectlveH yesterday. i Sunday, Deo. U!i, at $ p. m., there A Christmas "benefit" racket will bo a short interruption to eloc enme to light today in the-report 1 trie sprvice In Medford and vicinity of actors at downtown thenter.s with the exception of the down that they had .contributed sums town business district : The cur from $25 to i00 for charity fun'ls ' rent .will not be off more than 1X and dinners thnt never existed. Control of the local coal team sters' union by a former convict seemed tonight to threaten term -lnatlon of coal deliveries on the advent of New Venr without, a .new contract between te:imteiH ami employers ; , The single bright spot in -tb picture was the settlement tod:iy of a long nuai-re between the Master Cleaners and Dyers asso ciation and the lTnion of Clean ers, Dyers and Pressers. The SI, 000, 000 cleaning and dyeing j plant projected by the union will j IIO UIMJOHiU Ul HI MUCH IIlu II Iivr that It will not be n competitor of the employers. A University of Chicago nrofessor becomes clmi'- man of an impartial body to a.l- j minister the agreement. The hitratlon plan was regarded as a 1 model and irtiarantce that th eleanlng industry will be free of PRODUCED PACKED the stigma of racketeering. ; THE SANITARY WAY A coroner's ju;'y today brnnnVd 1 . j, Where Talking Pictures Rt--ch Perfection . I " A" I. imwm ' . s --a . i,i urn wa ' ivr i m e s rr. vvi . a Wt, m m t 3 r . STARTS , TODAY For 3 Days . - 1- ""AN ALL TALKING PICTURE I DARINGLY DIFFERENT 1 SINGING . 1 DANCING I DRAMATIC , " I spectacle I NOW FOR THE VJIf " ,.-'. MAN YOU ONCE lhi lff . LOVED TO HATE. ALSO iS I SINGING ACT g Piquant rvue .. , LATEST FOX NEWS jf J lavish colors .... i' 5' gorgeous women .. . Continuous Shows Today I I m I- T'dVv iseductive beauty .. . iSw ll"- KVlV '' oerfec!. flawle ril. S SI rm 1 ( f UTICS. I! frection: I -j U&k j I 1 fJ T T WJP? Mat' 10 and 25 g I ' I (LClSfe V. - - I "WyJ Eve. 10 and 35 - V""- " "7JSE eiAV " ' "- fl Il'lJJl-3fcs2jtaMMj the Khootlnj-r of tho- trio of rack-! eteer 1 ycHtt-rday ' iIh' ' jufiflable j homitidw and juaUed the-brvyry ., and efficient markHmnnHhiji .tjfi HeiK?at 1'atr'lck Ji. O'ConneU'. detective ,S4Utd, ,ro.hn Stee, dep-! uty police conimlxKioner, Maid the : Hquad had rid Chicago of throe I notoriouH ganKHtera and hijackers., ! He predicted the fatal ambush; would xive paue to further gantj-j sier venturcH In the labor union : field. William "Dinky" Quan and Wil- i li&m - Wlltfon, old tlmerw In the bootlegging. punniiiK and ..rackct eerlng lnduntrfe.s, were two of the dead,, and the third, after . lying, in tho nionrue ! unidentified for , nearly 24 bourn-,, wu: finally fdon- I L' Roln refiined- to exi)laln how he arnti that w -i was the one; - M hftv not een him for. wev-i i erai weeks, he toui me morK'je, ' attend(int "l,e moved :o fa.st I eouid not- Keep trucn or nun. minutes.. -TUB CAT.IKOriN'TA ORKGO.V -' ;! l'OWEIt.CO.Mf'A.VV. 27!: Kansi.s oxpects to spend approx imately $2!i,r00.00n in road im-pi-nveirn-ni fn I'.loO. HLK JUTTER ICE CREAM PASTUERIZED SAFE PURE j. Phone 0 5! QfitpQ a - j taw n f jb" rv'x . javtT JKjgr : TODAY (only) Continuous Shows 1:30 to .11 P. M. DESPERATE, FORTUNE CROSSING AND DOUBLE Pirpffmrm AILEEN PRINGLE i B3!k TOMORROW . ffii-rtrS' t poR TWO DAYS ONLY XV LIVING AND LOVING V i ' DAETNGLY DANGEROUSLY i ' ' ALL TALKING CHARLES (Buddy) ROGERS l With Hb New Girl Friend, JEAN ARTHUR . THE IDEAL ' WAY TO BUY ' "HALF WAY . : (f,t TO HEAVEN" ffz . ADMISSION ' iTAffo ' "T Matinee ' 10 arld 35 q4Fjklj7 , For the New Year's Dinner 5 " The Turkey supply is limited for New Years, so order early- ' OTHER MEAT ITEMS1 Swift's Beef Pork Tenderloin Beef Tenderloin Olympia Oysters Eastern Oysters Fresh Fish Crab Meat . Fresh Shrimp Fancy Roasts Chickens Ducks . Liberty Meat Market "The Heme of Good Meats" Swift's Government Inspected Meats Swift's Best ".' J ' " K 0 parking troublci exist at The Mir.x. 1 he doorman take your car when vou Mrive and placet it in a garage conneded with the Hotel. Just hand him your key aa you leay the car that 'i all. Located in the heart tf th City near everything. l7 ervtce,Qmlity,Hospitali1y- 'Wt'MAA HOTEL A SAM KnAaTi(in MONEY-MAD HUNTERS CROSSING EACH OTHER ALL TALKING .Phone 164 r'll . I ' ui take your, car, t-um nam