FA'GE TWO
MEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREO OX. MONDAY. JANUARY 6. 1930.
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Iocal and
Personal
A reionndlng crash at the cor-
ner ol : Sixth .treet and C"' -
tentlon of paaseraby who wltneaned ! Jatol, robrjn, .,. K famMrM, R.'the county clerk', office thb, fore-
the ctr of Chief of Police McCredU j Jonp, (. sm0n. W. II. Lawrence. ! noon to I-ee Frewott of Ajihlan.l.
mah into a coupe, badly denti-is , K nichardon. Floyd Cromant. j ix bobcat and one coyoe; c. V.
Its fender. He wua attempting 'OMr. ua ir, v i ii,,n!ii. n.,i . u-..., ,.r t-,r,,rA .
turn from Bixih into Central,
nerauM oi ine icy pavement Sha
ded straight into the other car.
Though somewhat bewildered, h !
did not call the ansistanre of a
traffic officer.
Bee I: rill's fiheet Metai Works
fnr radiator, fender and auto body
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mUionnrv. arrived in th. citv it..
.In. in vi..if rimll lomorrn.v wlih
Kather K. W. Ulack. before for-
tlnulnu on a trip north.
uresmaking and remodeling at
the Ksiihion Shop, 424 Medford
Hide. Tl. 1181. :f
Virelnfn Harrlnclon nf Tlelrnil :
Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. If. 8. Davl,
of Vancouver. B. C. are amo,., -
,h. -. ,, j,.,.-.. -ir
tercd at Medford hotels. Others
J. C. O'Connor and family of
Mlssoula. Mont., and Mr. anil Mri. i
C. It. Willard of Pocaiollo. Ida
fse ltoyal the best rtah cop I
iit no extra cost to you. "ioui:!
like lr." Vhone 33. F. K. Sam-J
son Company. 22
Mrs. lj. H. Martin left for he
home In Roise, Ida., today, aft?.1
upending the holfdnys with Mrs.
O. a. Smith here.
Everything in the baby depart
ment i lesa during Sinclair'
January Clearance Sale, 286
Additions and Improvements w:ii
he made to Kunet-on-the-Rogut-,
resort hotel north of Medford or.
the Crtvter I-ake highway, accord
ing to Announcement of Mr, and
Mrs. II. I- Johnson, new owner.
The Johnsons', formerly of Suma
Ana, Cal.. report husIneKs increa-i-inif
so fiist that facilities must be
extended if the growing tourist in
flux is to be kept satisfied. Th? j
Oregonian
fin...' nA .,.. kll. .
overall., age, i to J. on sale at
1.3c at Sinclair', January ClearAie
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tonight at the weekly mitlng of
the Medford volunteer fire depart
ment, a feature of which will be
nn oyeter dinner. There will also
he special drill. Fire Chief Roy
F.lllr.tt until Ihla nffnrnnrm
And children's
bats are being sacrificed in price
nt Sinclair's Clearance Rale. 28n
Mnurey fiwanman of Medford. ;t
representative of Hallou & Wright,
auto accessories, left for Klamatn
Falls yesterday on buxinewM.
Charis the garment thai gives
ryle, beauty and comfort. .Mr,
fleo. R, Moffet. 713 Went 13th.
289-L, Call between 6 nnd 7 p. m.
Thirty-eight cases of scarl"!
fever were reported to the taio
hoard of health the past week,
thin disease lending the list of nev
cases- of communicable dlKcaser,
Other reported Included chicken
pox, 29; Influenza, 29: pneumonia,
20; typhoid, 1; diphtheria, 7; meas
les, ii; whooping cough, 3; small-!
pox. 14; tuberculosis, 4; mump?,
9; epidemic spinal meningitis, I. '
erysipelas, 1.
Rlue Bird pure silk hose, regu-l
I. i r OSc. now on sale at 79c. nt
Sinclair's. 28S
C. B. I Pick man, vice-president
of the Home Telephone, nnd Tele
graph company, left for his head
quarters nt Seattle todny, after n
hort business vlnit' here with H.
II. Hammond, local mnnnger.
'That good coal." We give green
frndlti? stamp. Hansen Coal Co.
Rhon SS. tf
Tho Hllss Heine company of thN
citv Is nmned tho defenilnnt In h
suit brought against It by Rertha
Seltmun, who claims the company
Is Indebted to her to the extent
of $33ft, of which SI 44 Is due for
nuto mileage nnd the remainder
for services rendered ns clerk. An
undertaking nf nn attachment nns
been made by the plaintiff.
Use Medford made factory
blocks. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. H31.
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If., V. Harper of Portland wa.
Involved In a minor auto collision
yesterday near Oold Hill with -i
Medford truck, according to n
auto incident report filed today
nt the police station. The damage
was light.
Send your friends In the eat or
middle west copies of tho Now Yei.r
Mull Tribune, containing a review
nf tho prosperity and progrens of
Medford and the valley the pint
year. tf
hike the Medford schools, the
schools of Ashland remnned ses
sions today, following n Id dayV
vacation over the holidays
Tho old location, but ft njw
shop. Fxpert operators. Mcdfnid
Reality Shop. "Ask a friend."
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One Pound
of Milk Bread such as
baked by Fluhrer, con
taint 1200 calories and
U your best and cheap
est food.
ladles' nnd children's winter;' ".i
Medford hotels Sunday were K. It.
' Hryson. IVrrjr llilHc. J, K. C'ale.
A. Kherriir of Kugene, C O. Clin?
of Albany, B. H. Smith of Astona.
; R. M. C'ooley of Ilrookinics. and
i Ihe followlnfc from Portland: Mr.
iand Mr, i'haa. lirown. Mr. and
I Mrs. T. A. Huesner. I F. Hemp!e
,. i i. mmi i r H xir. i
lion. D. Mills. Mr. and Mm.
j C. Greenwood. Mr. and Mm. K. V
uiiora nepler.
j For Sale Kindling by the load.!
Medford Fuel Co Telfill 45tf-!
Ilovd Dou ht wal niV hv!
i 1. 1 l W,ttfi rnl';BCd hV i
l in Fu Tast Haturd'v 2 I
in r.ucene lat halurday to serve
two year In prinon ftir forgery.
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:ed with
i had check
for $3o at & Eugene
re """K1"" r"',',Mi,h H-f:.d:.i dim. . in f,r-
! A'n,,,n,' "H'fm,r
i "ood dry. large body fir an.1.
j k no letter wwd Hold In Mel-
i forl- phone 3J lor uick wrvicc.
K. K. SiiniMin Coinnanv. '
Dr. and lira. E. W. Shoeklcy
returned yemerday from a ahc-rt
vacation trip to Kan Francisco o
, ; Ih wed',in 1,r- hock-
! " brother. December 31. mi..
1 1 hey came home by the coast rout
j """Ported a good trip, with f.g
j 'nrouiitered on a portion of lit-
trip.
Iilue Bin! delustered rayon hose.
! Klllar160 Palr'. now 5 r'alr" ",r
t i9f nf RInrlnir'a .Ifimmrv Plnrnnr
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Sale.
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Th headquarters company of
the lS6th Infantry, Oregon N.i-'
uonui i.uarn. win noirt its nr
drill or the year tonight at t
Armory. Lieutenant Rurrell Bau-
com. commanding officer, ,n
nounced today
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te ,im tne
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buzzer outfit, which will be pu'
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will also hold its first drill of the
year tonight.
l:eduntlon of 20 to 50 during
Sinclair's January Clearance Hale.
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A . marriage license was Issued !
at the county clerk's office tPUi
forenoon to Herman Ingel. 27. of!
Ki no and Mary T..kaln. 24, of Asli-;
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j 'f " qi. in B
coa1' Coal Co. Tel, 2S..;
! Amnno Ihe Xlo.lfnrrf nulil.n'.
who '""-'la' Jn the de-.i
'ii'iw iii. ri wiM'ui itiui l iimn .i'iv
Hkling. were Otto Jeldness. Mr. and
Mrs. I,ouls Jennings. Mr. and Mr..
Aubrey Xorrls, Jessie (loleman.
I'aul Jennings. Klvn Mitchell, Ic-
nLnpr.i. i no nnv w.'i rennrieti
Ideal fpr skiing.
Now that the' rush Is over, hrinsl
in vonr tltf wnrit w en u-tv.
heitor rvin nn.i htt t.riland Margaret Huntoon; Rrothcr
F. V. Rartlelt, Taxidermist and
Furrier. 15 X. Fir St. JS-ltf
Miss Clara Anderson left for
Portland today after spending tne
holidays In the city with her pir
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Anderson.
Miss Anderson is a nurne ut tii
'flood Knmarltnn honpttnl In Ron-
land.
Use Medford - made factory
blocks. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 51.
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As soon as the Rogue river is
reached In the Table Rock district
when driving toward Medford, the
difference In snow depth can be
seen, said S. C. Collins, who wns n
visitor In Medford today from thai
district, where snow was six Inches
lecp this morning and still falling-
j Mr. Collins declares the fall Is of
greet benefit to ranchers In th
moisture thnt will be left In th?
ground. ,
If you are proud of Medford's
new airport nnd tho new nirwnys
radio station, send your friends
copies of the -New Year Mall Trib
une of December 31, containing
pictures nnd stories of both. tf
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Crooks, who
spent the holidays In San Francisco
with friends, arrived home on tb-
Shasta today.
I,et me write yo" ?!r;i Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwnld, Hotel II oil an I
filrtg. Rhone 993. tl
The following officers were elect
ed and Installed recently to erv
Medford lodge No. 103. A. F. A.
M.. for the ensuing term: H. F.
Field. . M.; K. I,. Lenox. S. W.;
U S. Htewnrt, J. ; J. A. Perrv.
treasurer: C. M. Houston, secre
tary; J. c Denver. H. !.: V. Aub
rey Morris. J. I.; Fred A. 1'urd:n.
8. S.; O. o. Horner. J. H.; Iest. r
A. Smith, marhhal: Vernon A. Tor
pin, chuplain, and N. I.. Xnrregan.
tyler.
For coughs nnd colds try Col
vig's Mentholated Pine Tar nnd
Honey with Kucnlyptus and
Mver OH. Sold only nt Colv!;;
Drugs, next door to Rlalto theater.
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I .mi Isaacs. nMest Indian on the
Klamath reservation, died late
Thtiriday at Chllociuin. Her exat
sqe wa unknown, but he was nt
least 1 1 J. No relatives survive her.
Notice to patrons of Flchtncr:
Hiirage: Having taken over th1
business, your continue,! p.nlronai'
im solicited for this firm by Crt:i
Kichtner. I'rop. 5S
Ouevts from California registered
M IikmI hotels Include Hr. K. H.
Tadden of Oakland. II. K. ltobin
son of filendalc, A. Prape and H
Iternard of l.os Angelen. Mr. nn!
Mrs. J. V. Currnn of San Fran
cico. Mr. nnd Mrs. K. J. Kvans
of T!eerly Hills. A. II. Kvnns -f
Pe ii I ti in r, , M r. a nd M rn, . V .
Winn nt Xnpii. A. II. lVdley of
Ued Itluff nnd John Nelly of Sc-
ra men to
HeniHtltchtng. pleotlng, pleating, j
hutton mnklmt hnd hose mendimr.
llandlcraTt Hhop. 2RTtf
The only strnteuy we can sun
(test tn connection with the playing
of football nt nlKht would he to
riart a halfback off with the bill
and turn off the llithts. lietro:!
News.
You will bp surprised how quick
ly your cold is relieved by tislnj
Ci.Ivlu's Cold Capsules, for si.le
only ai Colvia Drugs, next door to
llialto Theater. !9n
Dalton Cox, who spent the holi
day, with Mrs. Cox nnd her motii
er, Mrs. 1:. J. Woodcock, leaves
this rvcnlna for hia home In lc:i
Mollies, (own. Mr. Cox Is In th.'
real ctatr and Insurance buslnevs
111 Oe Moines. He lr; nlllcll In bV"
wlih Mcdf.iriJ.
The special auto license bureau
at the sheriff ofire is still doing
a bi business today, with motor
ists making their appearance fror.i
alt parts of the county. Most of
the applicants have their applica
tions proerly filled, hut occasion
: ally there are applicant who lake I
- ;up much time of the officer
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! work of filling out the application-.
H. A. TurnbauEh of Pohenix, onrn" on the spread of civlliza-
coyite and one bobcat.
A divorce, granted in circui:
l w inland from Ha-
Fernland, was on file today at
office Vhe
, t t , . . ,
iWOH rruei ana innurnan. Kent com-
pany with another man tnd al J
, w oman whoni
i , ma. A ;.... decre. -.
.,,. ... , ... k,.,,, ,,m Winon,
aJio on f,e The rou,lie:
naj rhi)d ;
One nf the two autos opera'ed -t condition shall ever exist. And yet ; are more prolific and har-' tle onl pent one nay at ron-
hy the Wells Taxi company almost I 'here was once a time waen no ; diT than the smaller California, or j lend. durinB which time he had
creatid a scene on .Main street j 'lh swam in Crater lake. All the j "valley quail, yet because of their J ,im! lr politin. However,
this forenoon when It refused to;r'n fishing that is enjoyed there, habit of "treeing' when flushed by i he picked up quite a lillle Infor
function after having been driven j n"w l,y thousands of visitors is due ' hunter's doe these native birds I niation during his stay, hut not
a few feet away from the cur'j.i'0 artificial plantings. The very ' ar! never ahle to compare in num. ', sufficient to enable him to make
After it w'as In the middle of tlv
I effrts of the driver were
futile to make It move because of ; pinny 01 nsn neing native to
mechanical trouble. Its wheel.! ilf waters.
would turn a short ways and then! "Tne Ilrt trout plunted In Cra-
stop in a determined faun ion. A;tcr were cutthroats those
wrecker was finally called and tnefKumey native aristocrats of tue
machine, with its rear wheels in i lu,cK mountains, the predorninat-
the air. was towed away. j inK tiiih m waters of southern Ore -
inn0r,. fir,n(.0 ui,io nt t'nrtlgon. loiter native Racific ron.st
Thrft shwp jeBins Jan. 15 with aih- such as the rainbow, steel-
good nortment of men's over- ! al nd lake Tahoe trout and sil-
coatHt thret. Hgils of nien- clothes, verside salmon were introduced.
jMhoes, etc., women's coats, dresses, !
Hhoes, hnts. etc. Some m w winter
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. .;vory article in the shop at
Pv n-lc Ancne
1 hav,nK ''Undies for the shop, please
deliver over Wool-
c;, 4J6 or
,
I.ncu radio fans, will he glad to
hnr thai a new epl.ode in 11.'
hlstory if "Amos Corners'' will be
on the air tomorrow night f.t 1
p. m. Miss Helen Morris has just
completed a clever new drama en
titled "The Romance of Amos Cor
ners," and the Copco Rlayer.s wiil
irivo Us premier broa.'"Mst Tu s-
. .. T ,..,r ,.n !.!-.
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tno t'dlowlng well-known charac-j
ir: Jl,,l!l nn(1 Tlilm lilnglev.l
to be played by Stella Qulsenbeirv
Abner by Fletcher Fish, and Jonas
Cooper, the "constahule," hy Kane
Davis. Tho play Is said to be one
of the best of the entire Amis
Corners series.
BROMLEY LEAVES FOR
BYLLESBY CONFERENCE
til . : : !' I.
II.1 t..' Bromley.' ailvertJHinft ttinn
aRnr for the California Oremm
Fnw-r tninpany anil the Mountain
Ktati'H Power company, leaves to
tilKlit for Chicago, where he will
attend the annual 'advertising anil
naleH cotiferenre of the Ilyllenhy
properties, (ilen 1.. Jurkson. sales
manager for the two local, compa
nies, left last week for Kullspell.
Mont., where he will Join Mr. Ilrnm
ley en route to Chicago. The two
CopHO men expect lo lie (tone about
tlree weeks and will return hy way
nf Casper W'yo., and Ullliugi.
Mont., where they will hold sales
meetings of the Mountain States
I'owor company sales representa
tives In I hut territory.
With only, a slight nbienre Of
students due to the snow, the Med
ford schools opened today afte.
two weeks of vacation. A num
ber (if faculty members and stu
dents who had spent pftrt of the
hulidays out qf town returned lni
nlcht.
Min a Johnnie Flet, history teach
er of the hlh school, was reported
snowbound at Hoseburg, return
was filled today by Mrs. Thora
I ii w re nee.
TO REPORT
The grand Jury, with ITobert
Uurkhart of Ilogue 1 liver, fore
man, went Into n continued ses
sion of the Ovtohcr term nt 1 : 10
today to consider ft lit Of bite
casies. A report will pot be mnde
by them until Thursdny
,h'"
earliest, when Judge H. I). Nor
ton will return here from Oiants
Puss,
8AI.KM
Joseph V.
Ore.. Jitit.' i!.i-iTi 'Major
Sohuh Inlteil Slate,
property and disbursing officer for
Orcann and member of the head
quarters staff of the Oregon Na
tional Hoard, left today for I'hlla
delphln to take n spcel.-il course In
a school for n.uarteriiuivei. lie
will reiurn early In April to Ore-Kon.
FOLLOWING HOLIDAY CONGlSSMAN IS
Crater Lake Waters Studied -
To Provide Fish for Tourists
Th "Wild Life Linpn " depart-
' ment nf the flrei'.iniit n. nrlntu th.
. .
! oreeon .cenic mrntu and Mm,-
An I'' P"" of the atlrac
I ,'on of national parka in furnished
!h' the aireama and lake. In alt
unfa water has had the iireutent in.
, llon , , ,
"Crater lake park, without its
1 magnificent lake and lin compan -
1 in Rogue river." say R. C. S..-
! ""sky. superintendent, "and Vo-
fl,i vi i.u.....
n..u... c ..c Suiur
: ,nuH wltnout picture. Hardly
'.ond to the barrennena of nuch
vision would he a conception of.
! lakei and streams without
"It 1 the aim of the national
park service to ee that no fishleasi
! conditions surrounding the crea-
i tlon of Crater lake precluded the
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Inp national park service to main-
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loun' of "-e nation, in tne face
... .ii. .Wi, hmc,. nuini.er ol
i iisnei men tourists and vacation-
isls. Ihe national park service.
assisted by the federal bureau of
I
iiMiciies nas aoopico a new plan
of studying various species of fish
to ascertain which limy lie best
a.lapte! to the waters of variously
IocjiIco parks.
"'The waters will be surveyed.
j check will be
Kept Upon the fisn
Unrein and the denizens of the
LISTED FOR MEN
In keeping with .the spUit oY the
fii.it annual community inventory
dinner at the Hotel .Medford to-
morrow evenlns. the following
ler has l.een sent hy K I. Day of
the "othern Oregon (Jus company
to ill of its employes: -.
I n m attaching for your. Infnr -
mailon a list of local mnnufactur -
ers in Jackson county, arranged
nlphahetlciilly by products.
"The industrial growtn of any
community is diroctly di-pendenl
upon the marketing of the mer
chandise which It manufactures:
tho Interests of lite southern Ore
gon Gas corporation are vitr.!!y
LOCAL PRODUCTS
OF GAS COMPANY INVENTORY DINNER
associated with the development if Conlest-Chaniber of Commerce
our communities, and your own , pllh,.lv Committee
personal interests, as employes of "The Past Year in the IVull tn
the company and residents .. iu Jr'-Pau. Scnere? .matai"
M:: iit ir:s'- -v.
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of southern Oregon.
h-w and with what m,ta.u,-ii O.
shall spend the money which you , () l umber c',a"awM' uttL"
receive from this company, lint , ,,;" ..,'
do believe that the Interests of .til! ?n ... , '50, , - , ..
concerned. Including yourselves. I pnl? pjl m , ,,JUr? 7T !'
can best he served by better ln-jBa'' 1 resi,l;nl. Medford National
forming you an to our local 1n-i Vn..i ' i
dustnes. an,, ,n the making of ' r' nventory ,-CaH A Sw,
your household purchases to see,., ,..,,: ..-...... m
that you are supplied, as far as of .C" nn,ercf' ,,,,,
possible, with locally manufactur- !. ? r-l?on!l" T1; .Ak'
ed products."
CHlOA-flO. ' Jan. S.-i-ft-Trne
bills charging Congressman Stan
ley II Konz. of the eighth Illi
nois district and his mm, Stanley.
Jr.. with conspiracy, were voted
today by the county grand Jury.
It was made known by Assistant
State's Attorney ileorge S. Itvin.
The true bills allege conspiracy
to attempt to commit bribery. ope
rate a confidence game nnd obtain
money under fa lee pretenses, I-n-vln
stated.
IS KILLED BY CAR
IHlRTi.ANO. Ort.. Jan.' i.4i-4-While
isdice tr sesrchlnK one
end of the cltr last nlcht for the
hlt - and run motorist who struck
anil iironaiuy injured sam f tuner.
71, another motorist, Paul Zteh
slmth. struck and killed Mrs.
Susan Whlisett, 70. In the opposite
section of the town.
Slehslmth was held without bail
nn a chnrite of manslaughter alter
Mrs. Whlisett died en route to the
hospital of a fractured skull.
A son welching S'v pounds wan
born tn Mr. and Mrs. 1 ee Cannon
at the Sacred Henri hospital a Unit
! a. m. Snndnr.
Mr. and Mrs. V. 11. Rohl are Ihe
parent of a Id icnnil one ounce
Ritl, horn January 4.
THURSDAY PORTLAND WOMAN
Births
i .
I w.item will receive the name aid- I
' UOU Care And attention thnt hn.i
: heen eiven tn mhpn rr.rm. ii.i ,
1 ",e na"-nal l"- ' j
-Colonel C. CI. Thomron. whom
! r uccee.led at Crater lake park.
last year, now xuperintendent of
Yotenille national nark . Imu uv
j eral years axo a study to find out
j what flsn are best adapted to Cra -
ter lake. In continuing this Inves-
i ligation I have almost come to tne
! conclusion that the dashing, tiger-
-h. .allocked silverside trout will
1 i. r ..n ...
, ' ...uk-i unr, in ju-
I ture. AitnoUKh originally an ocean 1
; 'ish. the the silverside haa become
ihe laieexi. most feroriou fishier
: f all the trout family when land-
(locked."
i Native quail of the Rogue River
I ein w ith their California cousins
'"r the open season starts.
1 " name qumi nas a wide
(range throughout the year, keep-
close to running water, from
ihe foothills of the valley to the
I ummit of the Umpqua, Cascade
j arm m-ki.vou mountains. It hatches
jar raises its young on the higher
, elevations. The California fin.iii
t k cloe to civilization, without
j changing its roosting places, from
j year to year.
The mountain denizen will
iiemmwr w nn me mountain ranch-
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! " "ur'"B me Dreening season, yet
the California quail will not even
! c""'n tne right of
, eminent domain in his own chosen
.sector, for the pugnacious Califor
; ni.in w ill follow civilization to the
higher places and hotlv contest for
I the nossesvir.n of ih. , i
ganfens ond meaduws. even to
b.ittling toe to toe with the native.
One of the quail's worst enemies
is tho bobcat, wiiich finds it cay
to sneak up on the young quail bc-
ause of their habit of hiding mo-
tionle.s on the "r.n.fwl The
I has a keen eye and n sharp nose.
LADIES SPECIALLY
ASKED TO ATTEND
I-Hllips nrp ncnnf.i'illv Invt.c.l tn
atlpml tho flrci mum ..I
dinner at the Hotel Medford a't
let-'6:30 Wednesday evening An in-
. (.resting program has been arrang -
cd by the Central Civic Council. In
charge of the dinner at which mem-
, oein of the Chamher of c,.mm.-n
' an,i nil service einha win im ..'.,i
to he present. K. 1. Dazey. presi- FOR RENT 4 -room nicelv fur
dent of the council, will be toast-1 nished apartment. 301 lieatty
master. The program is as follows: i St. Geo. lverson. Phone 83'i.M.
Music Medford High School Or-!
chestra.
Song. "America."
Presentation of Awards in the
second Annual Outdoor Lighting
JaCKSon Countv Iariiiin"
'County Judge Alex Sparrow.
Ir - T V """". ealer" '"""'on.
viiann.ri ui vtiiiiinerce Ol ine I nil
ed Slates.
The banquet will be held prompt
ly at 6::i0. Tickets aie tl each
and can beprocurcd nt the Chamber
of Commerce.
! The keynote of the meeting will
be along the lines of the use of
. Medford products whenever and
wherever possible.
I
N'KW
HAVEN'. Conn?, tonn."
Yale (out bull played to
the latest crowds in the univer
sity's athletic history this season.
KiKtires Just complied reveal thai
the ItulldoK exhibited before a to
tal of 3r.G:0 eadh-paytng cus
tomers. This does not take into
account complimentary tickets.
Yale was topped by Notre Dunie
In attendance figures. The South
llcndT are reported to have play
cd before .0",ut in nine games.
The distribution of Yale attend
ance was os follow?:
Vermont
n.si;
29.649
74.7S
72.100
22.218
74.600
&7.0H0
(Ii-orKia,
brown
Army
Itartmooth
Mar) bind .
Princeton ...
Harvard ...
These figures Indicate the Yale
Athletic nssociution. a million-dollar
business for thtee successive
years, will again top the million
murk In ktosm gridiron receipts at
the end of this fiscal year.
lWnr "! on Tn-n.
IUH.KUMKK. Wis. lP.
Ilhlnebintler's main street resem
bled mall oo when n mother
heur nnd two cubs strolled Into
town ostensibly in n "shopping
lour." t'nmoleted by hum tins, the
he.ir vlMted here nnd there until
chased a ay by a pack nt' dogs.
DESPITE URGINGS
C .! K. dates arrived home Sun-.
;A, ,rf ' pArtiand ft.-r mtend-
i j meetimr there Saturday of
' " f. mng there baturna 01
i he direc tors and councilor of he
i fiUte chaml- ot commerce, and :
liJ! P in . ht
; wtll become a camlidate for eov-
err.or. I'op stated this afternoon
makr 113 IO whether he will le-
'mfI " Bubernatorinl candidate.
i as haii ,,ePn l"cted after he had
I mixed with prominent
state
Ite.
Publicans
! week-end.
Portland over
the
up his mind fully as to what h
' will do. I ntil he can fully can-
yass the situation, his policy will
continue to be one of watchful
waiting and listening. '"Pop" re
ports that he is still receiving urg
ings from various parts of the
slate, to make the race,
At this meeting of the coun-
i niim ,nt .iitmr ih .mt
chamber they approved a plan for
advertising the state through a
series of descriptive poster stamps,
j and authorized the appointing of a
i committee of business men of
.oinmnic
Portland and from all seclions of
...,. . . , i
for lhp K:in nf the stamps.
. ' OF BIBLE UNIVERSITY-
SAL KM. Ore., J;.n. C (JPi Some
of the history of bonds issued by
the Eugene Bible University, re
ported under investigation hy Jack
son county, was given here todiv
i by Mark McAllister, state corpoia
j tlon commissioner.
J The institution authorized issu
(ance of $r,M0.00 in six per cr.:
I bonds in 19iC. In the same year
I the corporation commissioner isso-
cd a permit authorizing a hundr-.-v?
! thousand of these lond.
Two other permits were issued
i totaling S'Jln.MOO State reco: J
! show no default of Interest follow
ing the first two permits, hut de
fault developed after the third per-
I mit.
The third permit was caneellel
i hy thp s"" department Inst July.
"
1 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
i ------ IZ. J..Z-ZZ. ?ZZ-L.
Fort KENT 5-room furnished
house. 42 No. Oakdnle: 32.r.o.
i-mine :i4-lt. ' ' . ;s
FOP. RENT OU SAI.K New hun
"d'jw. wi'H uaraire. 'i42 Hav-n
St., sale like rent. Call 14tir,.
FOIl SAI.K lS-ncre farm on hiKh
wy near Ashland: S acres in
pears, 6 acres in alfalfa, sood
farm house. Misht trade for
Medford or Ashland town prop
erty, call 14'J."i.
FOi: SALE Chinchilla buck nnd
does with y o in u. reasonable.
.Mis. South, II. 2. 2 mi. K. Cen
tral Point. i'S!
'.NTl:iJ llookkeeper. Part time
work. -'0 S. Central. 2Si;
WAN'TKD AH kinds of livestock
for siatifzhterini;. Untrue Hfver
.Meats, Inc., I!ox 816. Tel. 565-L.
SSIilf
WILL TIJADK Equity In new 5
roont modern home for --mall
ranch of 5 or 10 acres. Inquire
at -Motor Klect. Co.. 8th ' and
Itartlett. ss
l-Olt KKNT 1-ronm modern apt..'
turn. Ill) 1-aurel St. ISBtf
LOST P.lack spaniel doc. with
out collar. Kinder phone 4M iir
and res ;o crater Uiko Ave.
Keward. 2SS
FOI! SAI.K 1925 Chev. coach, j
soon condition; cheap. 1273-J.
2 Ml
Foil UK.VT Modern furnished
apartment. 520 S. Central Ave.
Phone
51
ILK
UTTER
CE CREAM
PASTUERIZED SAFEPURE ;
PRODUCED PACKED'
THE SANITARY WAY
mes
. INSURANCE
agengv
si n MTk
HELPLESS NEAR S. F.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6. (A)
SOS messages were sent out
from the flrttlsh motorshlp Fresno
citv rt niRht whon her engines
WHERE TALKING PICTURES REACH PERFECTION
-
N ' "
O
v
mm.
IDOL, of the RADIO this
blonde toy has keyed his
voice to the pitch of hu
man heart s: rings.
Also
All Talking Laugh Kit
"Hollywood Star"
j ,, .
,
'
.
BEGINS
A NEW GLORIA SWANSON
Possessor of the screen's finest talking and singing.,
vcice a Gloria who paints a picture into your soul and
onto yoar memory in the tremendous
ALL TALKING
DRAMATIC TRIUMPH
SHE LOVED . .SHE DARED
mora dazzling, more
ous than ever
with
ROBERT AMES
HENRY B. WALTHALL
1:30,
M-
Ev-
MS
, were rendered helpless 52 miles
north of here while en route to
i Vancouver, K. C. Apprehension
felt for Captain Daniel Davies and
; the crew of 3H was dispelled when
, later messages said the ship was
easily riding at anchor and in no
; dancer.
The Red Stag tug Sen Scout put
out to tow the disabled vessel tn
this port. The Sea Scout was ex
pected to reach the Fresno City
early todny.
T0OTGHT and TUESDAY ,
' HIS VOICE HAS
ENCHANTED THE WORLD
:i -I
AND NOV '
MEDFORD
SURRENDERS
TO ITS HYPNOTIC '
SPELL
..uM I
SALLY BLANE e
MARIE DRESSIER
A RADIO PICTUfiE
Shows at
1:30, 3, 7, 9
Admission
Mat. 10, 25
Eve. 10, 35
FOX NEWS
4
TODAY FOR 3 DAYS ONLY,
Gloria
Summon
v.'-i s- w yy
' Also
1 1
CHARLEY CHASE
jj TALKING COMEDY
"Stepping Out"
Show al
3:30, T and 9
and the
Admission
10 and 35
25 and 50