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MEDFORD MXTL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORKflOW WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER !!. lflHO PAGE SEVEN I Stateliness Aim for Jackson County Court House School Plaij, Must Carry to Provide Site The county court, at Its rcRuluvl aeaainn today, studied and pon- dered the plans for the proposed new Jackson county courthouaSas vulnnltted bv wuiouftrarchiYectH. I The nroiuct is cTiselv ullled with tllef(335.O0O bllildillK program of the Medford school district, which r: n u R STUDIES BLUEPRINTS OF NEW BUILDING comes to a vote Tuesday, Decem ber 16. At nn election last sprinpr, the (TherH chose the Washington school Hlte for the courthouse. It is necessary for the UiiIldiriR pro gram to carry. In oraer that the Washington sc.ir)! site be avail able. fThe hool builtllnp program callsor vacation of the site. The county court in its consid eration of the courthouse, ifi striv ing to eradicate all "gingerbread" effects and have straight lines pre mminutn In th$linos of the court house. mThoy disapprove of "off sets' afrd bay windows. They want the, structure to possess straight line simplicity. definite decision on the ftPurt house plans is expected for several wee and it is figured that fj)iv Iftgt th county cot an do, all tfcin4 conHtbrV if to lav the mu coipletel :ftift tht ).W for con:ruWion submit by tjly 1. n. If tit m lool iTuildivft program enrrief at lo December 16 elec tiol, it tfll tuft nt a mom to ttar dot n iMe Vnshiiton lool bwilflirTf nd ire par the rotmi for corthoitt coi:trc-tioft. School rwifth prog rf i ru.tio.of H for lmmditl co t P.l ty, i. ord.r to tn ft 4vAntf A of t rnt kt prict of matlrialg, t4 to furnith fciwnnt for locl labor dri lit lt Viiiti' ami spring. (aily shower buthw r part of tie irofraM of tret car in fv iifi. OftraifAy, inci til lntalln tion of a. n- automatic tpi'tyinft equipment. t"ry niornitg bfore he -arl out for .rf '? bh ca 'p;t; ir(yil iph-pMu jti of water which clean the aid1. Revolving brushes give a HnimiiMi .sfrnblWng and 'nolishlaff. t I-tlk W, Ta. "Before I was mir r'M. my mother and sister and I did all the lamina; work on a 64-aere frm fti- eleven vears. I A married a farmer and now in nldi Uon to my house work and the care oLmv children I help him with the outside work on our farffi. axfter . .. ..i.:tj rn. I bcean to 'snfTer as many women do. Imally our family doctor told nt (o try Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable CompouiiG I did and now I atn a new woman and I know that Rood health ia better than riches.1' Mrs, Cyde I. ipiKMAN, K. fl, Lickaale, Pa. MRS. L. R. BLOOM 119 So. Ivy St. Vou are Invited 0 presen?thls cou pon at the Mall Tribune office and receive two Q FREE .TICKETS TO A TALKING PICTURE u PROGRAM AT THE BmitmKUj At I Subscriber Guett of the mail c TRIBUNE WATCH THIS SPACE. If you are a aubtcrlbe of the Mall Tribune your name may appear here tomor row; Only subscribers' namea will be published and, during the du ration of this offer, all subscribers will be given an opportunity to en oy FREE shows at GUESTS Or THIS PAPER. NOW PLAYING "Brothers" tmWMM warn iff Radio Program KMED (Mall Tribune-Virgin Station) i I Woilnesiluy. j P. M. ' 5 to c People's Klectric ,' Store; rrosneriKi'nphs; news 1 j and markets by Mail Trib- , t una l 6 to 7 Vhrt to Co; KuiU- , ers It menu of Informii-,Tj Trails across thivilninH as oxen 4 tion; Oregon Vulnt jtrod their way frtVm Iowa lo Ore- Cecil and HjJy. ( con are now on display at McPher- " to S ijyiH (U't Associated; i(4on's store. through the courtesy News Oldest Slusical llrev j Uiet, UlU?, 4 S to a FaKoel Motor SaltJft KM EI J; Ted Dahl and or- 1 chest ra. JU l . lib A'. 1 .l AlO. lJnlM., strlnBH. " ' Thursday. A. M. ":5 S l!i cakfnst broad- c"t of news by Mail Trib- une. i fS to !( Mill Sharpies and E)ia fj) gang. f9 to 10 FrirJshlp Circle; People's Electric Store; 4 .Procter and Gamble. in to ll Johnson's Jewelry Store; (iold Se a I; Style q 11 to 12 Film Tips and V Tlks; Wurts (iifts; Pan- j torium Dye Works. j 2 to 1 Heath 'u Drugs; Swem's Oift Sho p; Ivy Street Market; Mann's De- fr partment store: news flush- esby .(til Tribune, q 1 to 2 Shangle Studio; Pan 0 Dandy prograp Denlson Uadlo Shop; Scientific Lab- oratories. 2 to :i Ilai)ineMs Train; S KMED Ftudlo presentation. 4 3 to 4 KMED studio pre- M sentatlon. 91 4 to 5 Studio presentation: H Kiddles' Period. W f. to C Park I-uMeape; j Miickdell Program; m-ws and markets by Mail Trib- ne' f , fi to 7 there to Oo: Jack- iMn County Hldg. and ; II Eoan .ssn.; Orejfon Pali?? j 8 Slop; Cecil and Sally. ! B 7 to Its Get An.ated; , ft me, Tncle Wiltrd KMED: "ft" Plymouth M o i o r World Tour. to -MED studio jr.- . sentatTo.: litre. - ) m ii nil u iiimi. i-. i n ... ,n-.fl,-nwttcs- Radio It l'eriscopt, lMC. 7:30 to K p.m. Coca cola pro gram, KOO, Klli, HOMO, ROW KKCA, KFHD 8 to 8:30 p.m. B. & W. Forum of the air. VOO. fKCA. FSD, KTAR 8 to 8:30 p.m. Let's Oet AScit ed, KIIQ, VOilO, ?G', fl0. KFI 8:30 to 8:45 p.m. me. 'n'aindy, KOO, tll9. t'Oa)0, OW, KIX'A, KF.SD, KSL S:4r to 9 p.m. Jolly im fevfo, r,o. KIIQ, KOajlO, KOW, KFI, KTAR 9 to O30 p.m. rtinlature Biora phitH, KOO, KUCA q 9:30 to 10:30 p.m. CamiT Pleas ure lur, KOO. KIIQ, KOJIO, KOW, KI3CA, KFSO, KTAK, KSL. KOA 10:30 to 11 p.ni. rarisian Quin tet. KOO. KOA 0 11 to l'J midniRht Dance orches tra. K;0, KiW, KI'I . H (Radio listeners nre promised tliry will learn Rom&hing new about southern-OrVgon when they listen to KMED. the Malt TRbune Virffin station, Q'hurfday morning during till Sharpies' popular breakfast hour, between 8 and 9 o'cl&'k. g"he HtarHtn 'during the hour is connected to the United Broadcast chain with the program coming from a southern studio. KMED will serve a breakfast of the "famous Rogue River valley j Ilk ts;d iKmon, a fi?h of which most iVfg,tents of this ttectlon know but little. If they will listen to the progi-jun they will learn more. The .breakfast broadcasts are a big feature of the station and Med ford has already gained coastwide publicity through them. Yester day a telegram from O. O. Alen denjr to Siiarples, commenting on the hroadiSist, wan the subject of light discussiun and a few days before a telegram from A. Gates was the cause for much nvrrlment. C7 ' Gassy Stomachs Made WeU Rvsry pernon who i troubled with W In the stufnat h und tiwt?In ihutd Ktrl & park ana of I3anlniatin' Oa 'i uhlct and he t how gut- ky they Will relieve all dislrefutin ymptonts. hharp pains In the ftWonitn or About the hrart re often due entirely to g.is prr;'tre. Homellmpa the cir culation Is retttnoted. caulng the hands and feet to grow numb. Usually there is irtiuh trurKllna- or runtMlii? In the bowels. Muny suffcrera orim plain of a gnnwing trellnit In the atom h. eTtreme ri'-i vtmn!s. heartburn, drowsiness after eatlnir. headav.hea. duty spf its or labored ireathtiit. (:iali.nn' ns Tab Ms tahen at mt'iil time not only prei nt all tad f trct from rhn, but they lnviora'e the wrik ntrves of th rtoma- b nd Hl?t In restoring the whole dittCfU aytem to tmt.er workbitt irrtr. (.jpnuine Hah iam tin Tshlits In th v'-llow iwiiHift n be th' tamed at any ji du lUre. 4rlr tl eervwhere Always on hand at STRANG'S DRUG STORE T IE IP 'BIG TRAIL' (o Shrtoo thii Inft tliolr Imnrint in theQlust of one of the first 'Bin of the Fox Craterian theatre, at j which the romantic motion pietmt :of the westward emiKratiun opens today. 0 The shoes were worn by a yoke nvan lPlv.ill In- 1.' rail at i-Ij-L- ritarne"l.urB. one of Oregon', enrll- ; est pioneers. They are now owned !' his grundHon. F. K. llnrnelmrg. i Frederick Bai-nebing made his , first trip to OreRon In 1S53. bring- ins.ii nerd ol noi ses. lie. remrnea ieasi and made his second trip west 0 tho next spring, ooing to the Rogue RiveP valley. He stayed jhere six years, then returned to Jjlowa and organized n train of : relatives and friends, who ncoom- pan led him on his last trip over Big Trail iOon after his arrival he accu mulated lfiOO acres or land Jind made his permanent home, eas? of Jackson county fair grounds. A portion of the properly $ow owned by his eldest boh, S. P. Barneburg Is known as Rurneburg hill and is one of the Bcenic spots of the valley. O Other rejics of the long journey from east to west will be added to the display during the showing of the "Big Trail," at the Fox Craterian theatre. ROSEBURO. Dec. 3. The formation of commission vS han dle thtiIocal unemployment situa tion vrfs started here today, fol- Inu-inir a unnfpi'flnfo nf t hn Rnen. " -m. - (o bono, acut but -e ?re ei"5 taken to prevent dis ti afi during the wimer, if possible. Tho counctlmen were !nftruxted to aiake a survey of various wards to pl;i a general clean-up and Im provement of vacant property. The city will amploy local labor ex clusively ok all municipal projects. Wlfl rami ft VANS, VALLEY, Ore., Dec. 3. Special) Dick Klchmftn and a lAtrty returned not Ji'lth the boar which' they went at'tyV, but a good sized panther which they shot aftir finding the carcH of a deer not far from the tree in which they found the panther. It was t hour ft tint the unimul had been feeding on the deer before thei dvent. Two shots tere necessnry to down the cat, which wav on a limb ubovej them, the first shot going through Hie nose and the second through the heart. They brought the cat dot-n to the Winer store where mot of the eople of the vicinity came to see it. Later it was takcaB to tow, where the bounty was col lected for it. Attrg' haviua the hfto tanned the men will toss a coin, for possession of it. The cat meas ured 7 feet 7 inches from tip to ik&jis M SfKHAL MEETING Troop 35, Boy Scouts of Jack sonville, held a social meeting on Monday evening In the Chamber of 'Cnminrfet hall of that tlty, and five new scouts were taken Into the troop. I,,avon Dun ford, Ttfr'nor Guy and UaroQi "Wall represented local troops. They were accompanied by Scout Executive Wm. Lee Rrieker. E. It. White, ircoutmas ter was in charge fo the urogram, "nd Jones and Dr. D A. r wi ucs ui dui nB'iiiviiiu nj!unr. jji Bricker abo gnve a short address. Following the program, refresh ments were served. ROSEBURO, Ore.. Dec. 3. A The boundary HghU of the Amer ican Legion municipal nfrpor here were turned on last night, follow ing completion of their installa tion. The lights fhow clearly the upproach to the 2200-foot gruvel runway. Plans nre now being pre pared for the construction of han g-ir and office building. THKSGIVING PROGRAM EVANS VALLEY SCHOOL EVANS VALLEY, Ore., Dec. 3. i (Hpl.) Kvans Valley school held their Thanksgiving program nt the school Wednesday afternoon which was greatly enjoyed by parents of the pupil". He ve nil readings, piny, lets and songs made up the pro gram, which was put over In a spicy yet educational manner. The teachers plan nulte an elaborate Christmas program, to be given at the school, which will be given mainly to n Christ runs pageant by the pupils as well ns a variety of Kongi and readings and n Christ mas tree. RQSEBURG FORMS wildHbeauty HYXOPStS: Fanny Frtiburo t hauuu after she ami her hushu ml, J'uviU Frost, more taruy from off mo! Iter's home to a vottaoe of thetr own in the little town vf Vlouqhbarre, I'ennsulxaniu. David' 3 mother, prourf leu iter of the Froat-hroxcnbevk clan, ariato cmta of t'tonohbnrre. hna actit tlv ) Oithked Fnnuv ever ainre hnvui rod oifou to marrv her. When Parid's mother versmutrs his wide to ret us him an ejyectrd raise in salary at the bank m or der to discourage him from raor tup, Uavid throws up his job and gets another A daughter. Sheila, ia born to Dnrid and Fannv To eai'e Oatid worry. Fannu lies to Attn about her little ejtravaoances, alwavs hpino to cover them uu. but Da vul is Hot appreciative ot her motive ivhm he finds her out. Hob Daniels. unhavpiluQuirricd to I.eila. a wealthy ouxin ot Duvid's, ipeiids a good deal .01 time with 'anny. OChapter 7 : BOB LOSES CONTROL 'O. 'T'lIE entry of the United States Into the WEOmade two changes In Fanny's life. Fiftt. Bob Daniels went back into the army and even tually to France; and Amelia, David's sister, visiting la Wash ington, met a newspaper mini named Clark Smith, fell precipitously In love and, when he was ordered abroad as a war correspondent, mar ried him at a week's notice and went with him as far as London, In Max 1918, Bob, now a colonel pf arttlfery, came back to Clough- 3 HI, arms suddenly Ira on a three days' furlough. On the last morning ol his leave he waj(ta l on Fanny when she was I, id kltcta.il maklif cocafcles aloia on tor Sbella, spiced tyiea tor David. ."My, but It smells good In here," sld Bob, sealing lilmsdf and till ing back his cbalr. "What are you cooking ambrosia?" "1 don't Ijgjow just what," laughed Fanny. "Mother Frost's cook. I.eon, gave me the recipe and feaua cooks entirely by ear 'a plncb ot this ant a little of that.'" Fanitjr '-as in buff gingham and a while apron. Iler0sleeves were rolled up above the elbow, show Ing the mllkjj skin ot her beautiful arms; a tiny bead of moisture stood on her perfect upper Up: Utile golden cutis escaped from the vibrant mass of hair, loosely coiled on her head. Bob's eyes brooded on hft- 9a If they would never have his nil. "I want to carry the picture ot you with me to France Just us you nre now Intaj etynity. If the bul let with my name on It finds mo." Bob's voice was huslPv. "Oh,' Bob you're going to France?" "Any day now perhaps next w;k." The quick tears sprang to Funny's eyes. She brushed tbem away with th9 back of her arm, leaving a smudgy of flour on the tip of her nose, and bent low over the dough she was rolling out. Sheila playing nearby, came and tugged at Fanny's skirt. When Fanny stooped down Sheila wiped the flour off her mother's nose with hcrQiwn small handkerchief. "All dirty," Sheila explained. "Thank you, darling. You take such good care of Mother. Now I think some of the cookies are done and you can?ake a plate to Cousin Bob. Then you must hnve your milk and so to bed." IP YOU Coma In and have ua givCVu a scientific dlagnoaia that will tell you absolutely the true condition of your whole ayatem. a i not wrong or you to alnlesa remedy so close at la half cured. (Delay oftentimea to us touay. There la no guesswork about It. If your physician haa failed to relieve ycu, or If dozen phyelclana have failed, It la no rea son why you ahould not find relief In our wonderful Chinese Herbs. No matter what your affliction la, come and be made well again by the herbe God put Into the ground for the very purpose of healing mankind. We relieve all ailmenta whether of the stomach, liver, lungs, kidneya, heart; alto Indigestion, sthmt, catarrh, blood poison, appendicitis, or high or low blood pretture, rhematiam. Prices reasonable. Many testimonial! on CXIle at our office. CHAN & KONG HERB CO. The Most Experienced and Eminently Successful Herbalists 331 East Main St., Medford, Oregon Office Houra: 10 A. M. to 7 P. M. Sundays 10 to 12 CLAlIirtCD AJDVZBTIEINO OCT! KEIULTI by MATEEL HOWE FARNHAM "Those tears probably oort't mean much 1 seen you cry if Sheila scratched her finger or David drowned tls) kilteus." said Bob, when Fanny returned from putting Sheila to bed, "but, aside from my sisters', those are the only tears 1 expect to have shed for me." "Hob, how unkind! Vou know the tlr.nbecks that It's born In them to feel ashamed of showing emo tion. Just the same. Leila Is prob ably crying her eyes out this min ute." "Leila Is at the dentist's. She apologized for leaving me my last morning, but Robert's tooth needs filling and he felt she niftt go along." O "You tell Robert to come and sea me this afternoon that I'll have something for him." Fanny said, busily cutting out a cooky man. "Fait'o ... If I shouldn't come back 1 wish you'd remind the kid: occasionally thaUlhey had a fathei who Oib once champion fencer al West Point. That, I believe. Is my ouly claim to distinction try nut to forget it." O 0 '"When the war Is over I sup pose the men who come back will soon be Just like anybody else; but those who stay will be heroes for- P - mM-Vl-HXW3 8,,,- -m . .j, .J...-. ... isSsS r:jttMl,-avb&i v w-; . .iai i tightened about her, ever especially lo their children.' said Funny unsteadily. "Then I hope to God 1 stuy." . J?flg),JM'-s not xptsulr.". A Taclory whistle blew end f)ot glanced at lite clock, rot to his reel anpulled down his biuiise. "Twelve o'clock and 1 haven't packed Vet Myotnifii goes at three. By Hid way, it's a secret that I'm due to sail very soon Not even Leila knows." "Oh. Bob, that Isn't kind." "It I told Leila she would begin pulling wire? to keep me on thir sidepus she has before tills tim( I'm not taking uuy chances." "You're as unjust as you can be "Yes? Well, maybe I am." Bot picked up his cap. tried It with nervous lingers. "Fan would yor. mind kiRsIng me good-bye?" Fanny hesitated. David would not like It. But how should she re fuse so little a tiling to this hurt, overgrown boy with Ihe beseeciaii eyes the boy whom she mlgh! never see again? "Why. ot course I will," she sale as lightly as possible. Bob kissed her reverently thet his arms suddenly tlghlened &iou her and Fanny had to hide heofuci from hlB hot lips. Olscngagiiig her self witlPa little push she hastciivt to put the tuble between them. "There lire some things which don't have to he put In words' said Bob from the door. (letter not put In words, Bob You've been so kind we've beer such friends. Let's not spoil It." "All right, I won't." The doot banged behind him. The very next day Amelia came over to tell Fanny and David that she was engaged to Clark Smith und meant lo be nOrrlcd in a week. (Copyrtpht, fl.10. I.y Mattel Motet I'drtifuiml Mltfortun, strike. Fanny and David In tomorrow, chapter, and behind it ia a calculating aelftah neaa. O i ARE SICK suiter wnen vou can have a sure, hand? A disease checked In time means fatal retulta). So come e o o o Easy Savings Plan Our constant progress in the business of supplying an evor-increasiun' aniouut of electric service to the people of this com munity is a significant t'orecao' of our fu ture earnings, het us make you a partner in the prosperity 9iich 9his conuniniity will eiioy witliQincreasinxly ood p?iblie service. Through our Montlilv nieiit I'lan you can win financial mile-0 pciidciicc with fhP regular payment of small anionics saved from your salary. Ask alioiit this plan and net details of onr preferred stoc live circular. ?sue. Inv9ajt!itni ra il1 JACKSONVILLE oro Dec. 3. (SJI.) 'Itepol't fill- .Vuvemhor of the local weilier bureau of which Kmll llrltt Is otiHerved, Ih as fol lows: Mi'nn maximum, 48.! mean Christmas Opening FREE; Toys and Candies for the Kiddies BRILLIANT CHRISTMAS WINDOW H1CDT AVC Llor Lin. 1 kJ UNVEILINCg, PROMPTLY AT 7:30 P. M. BAND CONCERTS Retail Trade Division Chamber of Commerce ERE IS an attractive investmentl opportunity! Shirt. Ilii mi the liin li;iiiiiicss I'iiiaiii-iiil s 1 lit till 1 1. Ii road tn 1 1 1 1 ti liil i iiidciicii- (lci)ci'! Invest your savings in our safe, s o u n d scciirit ics with assurance of ai! adequate ret'irn. Sa vimO-lvest- Write for descrip l!?tVisa.. minimum, 3-1; mean, 4J: maxi mum till, ilntr- lMt and L'nd; mini mum -ll. date -2 and 311; Ki'cejU'M dally iam-, 33. I't'celpllutlon: Total, 2.1a) tncl's: ureatcHt in hours, 1 4'i Inches. Nov. HI. "Ntimlior'nr day with Mil r aaa..' precipitation, tl; natmfcor of aays clear, 111; partly clousjy, 5; claaaty. 9. 'IM-eclpltatlon slnco .September. 1. 3..IU InclieH. Precipitation for same period In llll'll. 1.14 Inehei, MEDFORD'iS'. l m A .HUanHal- MMdatA- lai HdhfluKitfA Unvnr watw lbvar memory avo so Many iwnajteien ctf the Ko.avlt 'Ftaatila evhaMl FjaftillJKll, Scotland, ns It lll. Kiiaf. oj-i.j ia.f taratlKh Jmn ally twl.e in recent itjoattn. Mi? queen vi tat.a aeverul- ftrne, whifB In. ;sl atenre - HaliaaafciH. oid liHs'ttlso. hnve ifeen mM h.v li "Prlm-e ot Vuhw, rulncesH. iflsuy, the Juko of York. TrlncesR IMbnal "flctonla. Iho Iiioh of Yerk and. frlnco' V ITiisiT" T T" SANTA CLAUS Assisted by AMOS 'N' ANDY Will Arrive At the Chamber of Commerce Building at 7:30 P. M. i
