PXGETWO
Iocal and
-'Personal
' Cintep llo vVeutllor '
Crater Lnlia national park.'wlilch
had IjMn enjoying fln weather.
, Without' any precipitation falling
r. since the M snowstorm there, in
.which Chief Ranger Godfrey lost
'hl life, over two weeks ago, Ib
t'lki'ly to uhdr-rp ft radical change
jiii.jweatm-r.aoon, aw a ihone mew
apo from' the parlt, 1 received la
Medford last nlliht, stated that It
wa cloudy and threatening there
,. at that time.1
Slim ttinhcn fop ItceoVery '
rJttlo hollo waa held out today
for the recovery of Mrn. Helen
Pcttlgrew, who underwent a major
operation Into laat night at the
Sacred Heart hospital. Sho had
not beep .feeling well or the punt
week or ten dny anil an x-ray ex
amination yeaterday revealed the
neceasny or an emergency opera
tion, fihe hau hcen employed at
the oounty clerk's office for ome
tliue past and la the oVtughter Of
Mr, and Mr, Jlenry Meyer of Lake
Creek. Thoy were In Medford to
day to bo at hop bedside
flenulne chromium plfrtcd Hot
point automatlo waffle iron, holi
day special, iHJfiu, it. P. & II. Co.
freathfei to VnlliiilrcrH '"" '
Rev. H.' W, Savage wID preach
tit the Volunteer!? of America mia
aiori'thls ovonlng nt 8:15, choosing
VKepcntanco" ., for his topic, as
found In Matthew, chapter 20 and
vro SO.
,1
Koluru to l'or(Inii(
Mr. and Mrs. a. CU Htliwon; loft
this morning by njoiiir for their
homo In Portland, afteir having at
tended to businoHs In IthU district.
Mr. Htlnson is district Vnannieer of
tho Maytag Pacific conqpany.
MEDFORD MATT; TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, .OT?Enf)X, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9,-1930,
!U-I
Flic Knit for Dauiagea
lmrold Clifford, foruiW stato
game warden, Is 'named the de
fendnnt in a damage aptaon for
S75 brought agalnist him tin circuit
court yesterday by George H. Ulalr
of Ashland, as a result iot a car
erash on tho Pacific highway near
Jackson .Hot Springs lont i Ootober.
Blair charges Clifford With driv
ing in a careless manner. 1
, Moved to our new loc tttlon at
12l East 0th St., across from M. M.
Dept. Storo, next door to Wurts
Gift .shop. Real Gitate Exchange,
125 East eth Ht. phone 14S'0. 264
Claims Error Made
The author of a. contributed ar
ticle In the Sunday 'Issue -of the
Mail Tribune, concerning Jtoguc
ftivcr pioneers, clalmn tho headline-
for the article should have
rend "Oregon Pioneer of 1834,"
Instead, of 1-884,
Rent's' ear U Drive from Newt's
U Drive System, cpr-i th and Bart
lett. Phono 990. ' 266'
fiuesls front a Distance v.
J. 8. Carden of New Y-ork City
and Tt. . Clifford of Chicago wore
among guests at Med ford -hotels to
day. . -
- t Moved to. our -new location at
125 East 6th St. across rom M..M.
Dept. Store, next door to Wurts
Gift Shop. Rnat JJStnto Exchange,
KB-Eaat ath Bt. Phono 1480. 264
.liUnI ilnnor Cases " ...
(leorgo Uownun, an Ashland aa-
itigeman, was fined flOl) and given
a 30-day suspended Jail suntonce
when lie appeared, bofor.a City
Judge Baughnian q( that city and
was found guilty, on 'V charge of
possession of liquor... Jjiob Stevon
soiii business associate of Bowman,
was 'fined (10. ( . .i.. .
Do your shopping alt the Gold
Hill Hardware. Special, pre-lnvon-
tory snle. 202
Mrs. Gnrlwk IIJ
Mrs. j. c. Garlock wnis reported
to bo showing noma Improvement
today from Mines from .ivhlch she
has been suffering slnco Armistfoo
day. She is staying nt tho home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D, T.
McDonough, -In ..Medford.
Christmas Trees On sale., nt
Owen-Oregon Laimber C6. offlco.
beginning Saturday. December, ll
EmployeaVHollcf CSommltteo 275
Cllnld at Central Point ''
Tlip county health departmen
was to hold a child welfare clln
tins afternoon nt Central Point
wncro qulto a. numbor of Infant
and pre-school children were ex
pected to bo present. A clinic.
to be hold later this week at Jack
aonviue.-
Visited .fudge Norton's lion so
Mrs. Leonard itinKUette, Mrs
Miia Jay and Mr. and Mrs. C. H
Demaray' wore visitors In Mcdford
Sundny to see the homo of judge
and Mrs. H., D. Norton. Tho new
home Is almost completed under
me direction of Karl Fehl. con
tractor, who started construction
work on August -7. Grants Pass
Courier.
Dance Wed. and Sat.
Dreamland
26
.rnone 62. we'll haul away
your refuse. City Sanitary Service.
237tf
Tlckctx Are on Kale
A supply of tickets for tho big
Chamber of Commerce forum ban
iuei. at tno lintel JSIedford next
Thursday night arc on sale at the
chamber headquarters, and Med
rori residents are urged to Pur-
htf.so, them as - early as, possible,
It Is being given in honor of the
Msdfnrd high school football snuad
iq recognition of Its successful
football season.
uurjng holidays,1 permanont
waves, 15.00 complete at Ptlace
Heauty Shop, under supervision of
Helen John Smith. 243tf
City Council Mcctlni: Tonight '
I'll clty-eouncll wail hold a spec
Inl nieetlng tonight; a joint gath
erlng with ft he. olty iar. eommuv
slon jp .deeldo ,on, the contract
terms by (which thV'olty.' will sell
water to tho Ouk Grove dlsulot.
Shoe specials all week one lot
values to S5.0special 12.95. Hats
ess man nan prica. The Band
Box and shoo.Box, lezs East 6th
266"
Our no studio la oppoalto Jiow
- Holly ihcftter. . Tho I'easleyj. tf
Will IlilnW 'Tomorrow f
-Mrsi Naomi Montgomery, who
nils' been visiting friends In this
city for aoveraf days, wllf leave to
morrow for her homo ln:Purtland.
Mrs. jrontgonicry was culled south
. ip. attend t'no funeral of her brbth-
vr-in-i?.e ;u,Rpsoburg.
' S. 'It Cochran, agent for the
' Pacific Mutual Ufo Ins. Co., after
- S7 years experlenoe. Is speolnllx-
Ing on family tneome, corporation,
nunultles and cstato Insurano. Tel.
077-X. S62
Contractor Off fop PoiUantl'
Seymour Washburn of tho firm
of Washburn & Hall,' coiU'jrctors,
who had the contract for tho re
building of the sovon-milo road
Job from Plnchurat to the summit
of tho Greensprtngfl, on tho Ash-land-Klnmath
highway, left Mon
day fftr Portlaud. .
, Turkey .dlnper at First Presby
terian church, Thursday evening,
6 to 1 o'clock; eOc, 261
111 CnmlTal Uancxi ' f ; , ":
The Yeomnn lodge 'Announced
today thai preparations are com
plete for a big carnival dnnco at
thc Yeoman hall next Thursday
night. Tho pavilion will bo pro
fusely decorated with .holiday col
era and there will no numerous
booths, Including the customary
fortune tellers.. .The carnival Is
open to he; public;
i emU, gift boxss extra fancy
pears and apples at Marsh's Gro
eery. 265'
Ioiii klamalli l-nlls
, Among Klamath Falls visitors In
, Mcdford last evening were Ouy
Voung and W. A. Arnold.
Mreryone admires beautiful eyes.
The Emma Ollne Beauty Shop Is
specialising In dremR eyebrows
mid lashes. Phono 4S4. . 864
i"nl In Ifnuglaa Budget '
Kllmlnatlon of. the health nnlt
and cuts In other departments,
making n total reduction of S7616.
have beeii reoommended to the
i nunty eo.irt by the Douglas coun
ty Taxpayers league.
Have year's depreciation one
Sport' Buick Coiipo, reconditioned
motor. lMltit-and new tkea.,Thls
rar musiVi oUI at plica ,(, a C
KIFIOH, If yon buy at onflenu
JII save almost half. Bee this
jMr at the KCMKRhJIl MOTOI1 Ooi
38-40 iKnrtli niverslile, S0
Breads May
Come and
Breads
Go
May
but Tluhrer Breads
day by . day and month
by month continuo to
make new friends. .
The Mlei of Fluhrcr'i
breads during the past
season have exceeded
that of any previous
year.
K A
I'lny Swntluill Today
ClrfB.ws nt tho senior high wcliool
will continue the swatball tourna
ment this afternoon. -iTho Junior
girls will- play tho frcshmon, and
tile seniors will play the sopho
mores. .)
Brill's Sheet MotaJ ..Works docs
expert repairing, fender and auto
body repairing. r tf
To Ijeuve rnr Plilladcliilila
Dr. aid Mra. Gcorgo Hcnny and
two childron .of aap Francisco ar
rived In Medford .this -morning to
visit Mrs. llenny's sister,' Miss I,lb
erta Gore. Dr. and Mrs. llenny
are en routo to Philadelphia, where
thoy plan to -spend six months.
Burn dry slab wood, $5 and $6
per load. Med. Fuol Co., Tel. 631.
. ... 256tt
Real RslntA Attracts
There are between
Burn green fir slabs . -.with dry
woocj and cut fuel bill. 4 Ask Med
Fuel Co., Tel. 631. 256tf
On Periodical Iliislucss Visit
tleorgo W. Knight of Hubbard
Ore., la In tho city on a periodical
business visit, having arrived yes-
wruny. on his last previous trip
hero MK Knight's car was stolen
from its parking place in the city
ana was recovered a day or -later
In tho Rosebiirg territory.
It's time to fill your radiator
with anti-freeze. Prestone. alcohol
ana vuyeo t Fichtner's Garage.
232tf
For Christmas got Hurlbut's
Blblo Stories. Tel. 745-H. 256tf
i
Bounty Warrants Issued
Tho county clerk's office Issued
bounty warrants today to . Lyle
Hard, Brownsboro, . ono coyote;
Frank Frame, Mcdford, three coy
otes; A. J. Brlto, Jacksonville,
three- coyotes.
Broken windows reglazed by
Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 230tf
Let me writo vour fire Inaumrieir
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland
llldg.. Phono 893. tf
New Moiintnlu Stock Farm
m. Bnttln of Hcmot, Cal., has
purchased ft 640-ncro tract of land
aid will move hero this spring to
siuit . stpcK rarm.. . . .
8hlp;your friends apples, nenrs.
dried fruits, nuts. ' Railway Ex
press agency announces following
cheap rates: 8 ba, .8c; 10 Ibs.j
66o 60. lbs.,, 42.82 to farthest
puiiua in u. h. except , Florida.
Kiues proportionately to nearor
ppllits. Phono 561. . , , 266
Atteiullug1 Stato Session '
A. C. Walker, countv trennni-Ar.
left today for Portland to nttend
the annual state convention of
county treasurers. Ho will bo ab
sent from duties for most of the
wees.
OPINION CLEARS
LITIGATION ON
POMS WILL
Supreme Court Modifies' and
Affirms Judge Norton's
Decision in Involved
Estate. "' ' . ".
6b nnd 70
real estate dealers In Medford
check-up of the dealers revealed
today. While tho number of regu
larly established offices does not
reach the high total, the business
Is nttractlve to tho so-enllod curb
stone dealers who need no more
capital than It takes to purchase
tt real estato license.
(Photographs for Xmas. The
Peasleye, opp. Holly theater, tt
Visits In Gobi mil
Mrs. J. H. Ueeman of Portland
arrived by train from tho south to
day to be the guest of Mrs. C. W.
Martin of Gold Hill.
Dry. kindling 42.60 a. load. Val
ley Jfuel Co. , - , . . , . 243tf
Jlcixirts llont Stolen
O. A. Chnnllnn reported to tho
police today that a rowboat was
taken from lilm last night. It was
12 feet long nnd fairly vntuablo.-
He resides on North lltversldo ave
nue. ' .: - ,
Dry kindling 2.60 a load. Val
ley Fuol Co. ' J42tf
To Sail for China
Mr. and Mrs. I,. C. Wilcox and
children of Peorhi, III., arrived on
the 8hasta this morning from tho
east to visit U. C. I.yIo of Central
Point. Mr. Lytc- Is Mrs. Wilcox's
futhor. Tho Wilcox family is n
routo to Scuttle, from which port
they will sail for China. They will
do mission work in behalf of tho
Seventh Day Adventlst church.
Dreamland.
. S6
Dunce Wed. and Sat.
Hi'liment Ho ity " '
C. A. Marry. John lllney, C. W.
Spencer, It. W. Itiiler, Naomi A.
Montgomery.' Mrs. Sid A. Hlrsch.
K. G. lwls, U H. Centre, A. J.
Mlhalclk, II. C. yhrung, l-o Sul
IUn..MI U Mynrs, II. Mnainuls
and O. U Weaver wei-e Portland
residents registered last evening at
local hotels.
Christmas Trees On sale at
Owon-Urcgon il.uniber Co. office,
beginning Saturday. December H
KmiHoyes' ltellif Vonimlltee. 274
Arrive- from Seattle-
-1). U. Klchai-dsn and G. 11. Can
field -of Seaule were in Medford
today, - .
Dry kindling 13.50 a load. Val
ley Fuel Co. , 242tf
Permanent wave, 15 cotnplete;
raoiaia, scalp treatments and oil
shampoos, 60o. Prevost Beauty
Shop, 816 VT. Main. Tel. 863. 5Stf
Continuing l-Yuit Sliiinnenls
Including 14 cara shipped from
Meutord yeaterdoy..a total o 407
oarloada, of pears and apples have
boon shipped from . Wed ford to
eastern markets this season, ac
cording to figures availablo today.
-Cbats rellncd and romodaloe! nt
the Fashion Shop, 424 Medford
llldg. Mrs. Hurry -And rows, Tel.
1181. tf
rroenras (inn ramlC ' p
Tho sheriff's offlco Issued a kt
nilt this week to John K. Peter
to carry a revolver for protection
purposes. Mr. Peter resides tn
AltMlfurd .nd Is a- travoljng salesman.
'"Look I one lot nf shoes, vnlucs to
85.00, apcnlal ) 12 M, (his week. The
famous Durham silk hoso 81.00.
11.50, $1.95; fancy mules 81-50 and
1-93. The Band Box and Shoe
Box. 3C6
From Hie Hfnr state
Callfornlans registered at Med
ford hotels today lncjutle Forest
It1. Toung of Lindsay, Mr. and
Mia. It. iv. White - and George
Howard of Oakland, Alan W. Di-
moml. Mr. and Mrs. R. I,. Mont
gomery, W. U . Prey, I,. A. Mott.
Ralph Cogglano. D. M. Peterson
and Jlarry Keown of San Francisco.
Tho supreme court today handed
down an opinion in the following
Jackson county case as follows: .
" . K. Halley, plaintiff and ap
pellant, vs. First National Bank of
Medford ct at.,- defendants and re
spondents; appeal rom Jackson
county; suit to quiet title.'. Opinion
by Justice Kellcy. Decree of Judge
H. D. Nortojn modified and af
firmed. .....
The First National Bank wa In
the case. only as the executor of
the "alleged last, will and testa
ment" of William A, Pointer,, jflc-
Others named as defendants In
the action wero Mrs. Anna C. Nal
ley,, now deceased, and J, C. Cass
and his wife, Gllllo Cass. ' .
The amount involved approxi
mated 820,000.
Attorney Tortor J. Neff.' repre
senting the First" National' p bank,
received .word that . undor the su
preme court doclslon, J.'alley is
awarded half the amount, and the
estato of William A. Pointer, of
which the First National -bank Is
custodian,' tho second half.
' History of Case. -The
history of tho casa is as
folldws:
Pointer, well known locallv. In
904 possessed about $7,000. He
made several unprofitable private
loans, and then .called upon his
son-in-law, P. fc. Nalley,' and his
daughter, Anna C. Nalley, to in
vest his money. , By shrewd invest
ments they brought the amount to
11.500 by 1917. During, tho war
all loans were called In. After the
war, desiring to Invest again, (ic
again turned the money . over to
ho galleys, and they raised the
sum of approximately $20,000.
Tho Nalleys started divorce pro
ceedings, nnd Pointer executed a
conveyanco whereby he transfered
half the sum to Nalley and half
to his daughter, Mrs. Nalley, with
tho understanding Nalley was to
transact his. buslnoss in tho future.
the principal to pass to tho Nallevs
aiicr ins ucatn..
'After this action. Pointer made
another document, loavlng one
third of his wealth to Mrs. Nallov.
and one-third each to Mr. and Mrs.
C. Cass, and then, It was ullcsed.
Pointer made another testament:
cutting out Nalley from the. be
quests. . 1 ' ".
Mrs. Nalley then filed a contest,
asking that her father! Pointer,
bo declared Incompetent, nnd tho
proceedings were Jialted in tho cir
cuit court by the death of Pointer,
The case.wa's then appealed to
the supremo Court, with abovo re
sults. ' -,- . .
- . .,
COUNCIL CALLED 5
TO DECIDE UPOIS
, SALE OF WATER
'At tho special meeting tonight,
called primarily as a- Joint gather
ing with rho elty water commission
to decide on tho details of the con
tract by' which the city will sell
some of Its surplus water supply.
ip ine wok urove district and
which sale was authoried by the
voters at the last election, it Is
probable .that action will be taken
on some other pending city mat-
lers, .... , j
One matter that Is likely to; come
up will be the. passage of the new
anti-noise ordinance, which was
given its first reading three weeks
ago and was to have been passed
at last Tuesday's meeting, but waa
completely overlooked in the stress
of the consideration of a mass of
ousiness at that time.
This . ordinance will "regulate,
among other things the barking of
dogs nt night, etc, and that fea
ture of It is especially aimed at
tho dog hospital at-' the end nr
North. Riverside, strenuous objec
tions to which have been made for
aiJong.'tlme; past lo . the eitv nffi.
data by residents of the neighbor'-,
hOOd.""""'" ::
BOARD PLANS
NEW
SCHOOLS
OF CONCRETE
Material Will Cost
Than Brick Program Set
Ahead to Benefit 'By
, Present Low Values.
P0RTLANDER NAMED ON
BOARD OF PHARMACY
SALEM, Ore., Dec. 0- (A M. C.
Kaegi-o Portland - was today ftp
pointed by Governor Norblnd na a
member of the state board or
pharmacy to sucoei-d A. K. Crosby
of The Dalles who .resigned.! Tho
i governor" said Crosby's .resignation
I. waa received about 10 days ago.
I
. SALEM. Ore., Dec. 9. (PJ .Tho
j estate of tho lute Lloyd T. Hoy n-
olds, state senator from MarJon
i county who died recant ly, Is valued
j ut 50,000 In letters of udminiatra
j tlon fllrd 'In probate here;
Wall Street Report
Obituary
NEW YORK. Deo. , 9 (JF) The
stock market fluctuated uncertainly-,
today,, and rice. trends wore
mixed ,p.t tho close. A doclino dur
ing the morning was followed by
several rather narrow rallies, hut
fresh pressure appeared at higher
levels. ..
transactions aggregated 2.200
uoo snares, the largest in about
two w.eeks.
, .louay closing prices for 15
sciccteo stocks follow:
Am. Can . ..1 '.
Am. Tel. and Tel.
Anaconda ,
oOJ. Gas i..,...'........
Curtlss Wright
General Klectric (new)
General Motors
Kennicot Copper
Jlont. Ward
Haillo Corporation t...i.u...,.t.
Heading, .j. 4.
Scars Roebuck .......I
S. P
United Air Crnft
112
184-7,
....... i3Y,
36 Yi
2
. 34
.26
. 20
-14
61
98
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RTAMPKR KtW STUBIO
Holiday special of, ono 8x10 tS
portrait FRUB with ono dozen or
der In smaller siso. Annreelatef
Xmas gifts. 32 North Central Ave.
Phone 1607. - . . -, . 2SS
Card or Thanks.
Ve wish to thank our frientlq
or. their, expressions of. . sympathy
In the loss f "bu'niother,- nnd for
the beautiful floral tributes.
26u The Ross F-nmiiv
'.! )ERRET..L P.EARCE Passed,
nvtny . in tiemenccaux, Arizona,
December 5,' .1930 Jitter a very
short illness duo to lobar pneumo
nia, air. J'earco win be remem
bered as a former resident Of Med
ford, leaving hofo in 1917 for
Arizona, where ho has bortn con
nected with tho mining Industry.
Ho had left homo on tho morning
of December 6, for a- prospecting
trip, nnd hud been gono but a
short tlmo when ho was stricken
and passed away very quickly. Ho
leaves four brothers nnd ono sister,
Floyd Tenrco of Eagle Point, Dan
M. Pciirco and Paul K. Penrco of
Jacksonville, Goorgo W, Poarco of
Chlchagof, Alaska, and Graco V.
Pcarco of Chicagnf, Alaska.
News of his death camo.'&s a
great shock to hlu pruthdrs and
sisters. Tho body will arrlvo in
.Mcdford Thursday evening nt 6:30
and funeral services will he an
nounced from tho. Poii Funornl
home t a later date. .- ,
Portraits of distinction. The
I'casleya. opp. Molly theater. , tf
VUllliut Itnselninr l"rlcmls
-Mrs. Carl Knander of MiMllord Is
pending several days In this city
visiting friends. Mr. ami Mrs. Kn
nndcr and two 'children mowd
from Ueseblll'g to Medford a few
weeks bko when Mr. Ennnder c-
conled a positluu as saluaman with
the t'letvc-Atlen Motor comhiiny.
ltopcburg News-lieview.
Dr. O. P. Johnston. Dentist.
rhipps jiidg. Phcn.viKS, J iTit
Dr. Hobt. E. I,ee, Liberty Bldg.
OUunes and niusrle treatments, tf
VHlrtl In tVntrsI point
Mr. and Mrs. Al Parr of Ash
land visited In Central Point Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Dons,
parents of Mra. Parr.
I Sc. 1
Daily's Tsui. hon' IS,
to 4 paserngert, '
j Birth8
Table. Rwk Couniill.
'Regular communica
tion Table Rook
Council Xo. 13, Hoy-'
nl and Select Mas
ters, Tuesday night.
Dec. 9th. Initiation;
annual election - of officers; - refreshments.-
l:y order of' tho-Il
lustrious Master,
;n n. M. SWKHNF.Y, Recorder.
t
Xotlcc.
To all Odd Fellows of tho vnllevi
Third degree and a feed tonight,
Tuesday. - Everyone , urged to be
present.- , X. A. MEAD.
Noble Grand of Medford Lodge 83.
200
I
'Regular communication of
Rcames chapter, o. -E. S.,'
weflnesaay ; evening, De
cember Kith, v Election of
officers' nnd social nlcht.
visiung members welcome.
; Concrete has been granted pref
erence over brick for construction
of. the. proposed new buildings to
take the nlace of tho Wnsbl nptnn
ami junior high schools, -according
to a decision of the Medford school
board, It was announced todr.v. .
While (hero was some personal
preference for brick on the part of
suuie people, Bupt. E. H. lleiirlck
stated , this morning the- school
board was unanimous in the feel
ing -that the arguments nt this time
are distinctly in favor of concrete.
"In the llrst place, the estimates
we .have, from several architects
snow mat concrete, construction
.wouiu cost rrom -ZO per cent to
per cent joss in Medford at- this
tune,-. Mr. Hedrlclt added. "More
over, Medford has locally the ma
terials lor concrete ! work, but
woum nave to ship in brick from
the outside. Since there am vsrv
few bricklayers in Ihe city a nuin-
oer or tnese would also need to be
imported if brick were chosen.
Afam,j concrete work permits the
employment or a larger amount of
labor, especially unskilled.'.'
8et Plans Ahead
The school bulldine ni-nm-Hm
whid.li Involves (.he sale of the
Washington and the Junior hieh
school buildings and their replace
ment ny newer, larger and more
adequate buildings, had tentatively
been set by the board for next sum
mer,, but moved by the idea of tak
ing advantage of the .present low
building coats, and furnishing em
ployment for local labor dining the
present winter, the program was
set ahead. a few months.
Tho olectiou. will bo held at 'the
junior high school building Decem
ber 10, from 2 to 7 p. m. To vote
in the elcctipn one must' he 21
years of age, a resident' of the dis
trict 30 days and a taxpayer or
sliown by the last assessment, 'the
holder of shares of stock In hnv
corporation' or firm' which is, as
sessed iu the,. district.. -. ; .. (
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31
HATTIE M. ADDE.V,
Secy.
Crater Lake Council.
. Regular -communication
Crater Lake Council No.
16,-P.oyah and Select Ma-
tors,. Tuesday -night,- Deo. I
9th. Initiation; annual election of I
officers; refreshments. By order!
of the lllustrldns Mantcr. ;V
H. K. SW.KKNEV, Recorder.
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COMMUNITY BALL IS:
PLANNED ON DEC. 20
A mooting of the commlttae in
charge of the Community ball has
been called by. Chairman James
Lively for tonight to discuss final
plans for. this big holiday dance.1
The affair Is to bo given Saturday,
Dec. 20 to ralso funds for tho Com
munity Chest and Is a worthy en
deavor, deserving ot 100 percent
support from the cltiens of Med
ford. The danco Is sponsored by
Ihe following well known civic or
ganizations: Rotary. Kiwanis, Lions
Greater -Medford club, Business &
ProFesslbnnr Women's ' clnb hnd
Medford Post No. ' Iff, American
Legion.- V ; ,
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Dufur. - etty library flrepjace
being remodeled.
HARRY MARX
-PAINTING
Tinting, Paper Hanging
' Phone 178-J
: Two Days, Starting
TODAY
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WE PAY CASH for late model
used cars. Mpad-Kuivh Motor
Co.. cor. Sth and liartlett. 266
EXPERIENCED driver; known lo
cally, wishes to drive long trip.
Terma doiwnd on trip. Phone
749-W. ll
RIV.VTE OWNER, johhws, has
auto for snle at baiK-tin. 749-W.
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KOII 8A1.K Ciuod piano, onlx t'-.
at 22 8o, Ojikdale. 362
FOR RENT J-r:n. apt: new and
cl-an. close In, US, at 376 Ho.
Contra). 9fs
FOR RUNT Ijartte front room.
nw and clean, priced right, at
j; S. ComrHl. t
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle
Tai bel . of Axnlea. Ore., a son.'
weighing "S pounds at the Sac
red Heart hospital. December
Rem In Mr. nnd Mra. Hoyd
rg of this rttv a son. weighing
T pounds, at the Sacred Heart
hospital, Monday, December 8.
Classified 4Trtatri f fl rejylVi,
FOR SALE -Rugs, small table. ,
living room and dining room i
tablo. chllfonier. larse antique ,
mirror, chair, bed spring. 4 So.
Newtown St. 5j0
l9t CHR. 6 SI. Roadster; car
dsya old; priced below Motor
Fox. See tn; one and several
model A Fords priced right. See
them at Mcad-Furch Motor Co.,
Sth and liiinlctt. lil
FOR RENT Close tt a.hool, t
rmini modern furnlhed apt:
clwn and cheap, 310 Portland
I The Love-Life of
JENNY LIND
Starts TODAY
JUST IMAGINE..
ITS - ALL IN FUN! I
Just jmagine spending
a million dollars to
make the world sofp
for laughter., just imag
ine the hokum gag
comedy concocted by
De Sylva, Brown and
Henderson . . the crea
tors in new styles of
musical frblic' just im
agine the novelty.: the
thrill arid enchantment
of 1980 . . just imagine
, the best entertainment
you've ever seen..rhen
multiply it by ten and
you have Just Imagine
'. . the fastest, surest
pot-pourri of romance,
young love, glorious
spectacle .. tantaliz
ing tunes?.;, breath
taking excitement ever
brought, together to
startle ana1 fascinafe
a theatre going public
who are crying for
'something new'!
"A Lady's
Morals"
EL BRENDEL ?
' Maufine O 'Sullivan
John Garick, Marjorie White
imagine:;
Starts TODAY
mi
Starring
the Ooldeu-Voiced
GRACE MOORE
with
REGINALD DENNY
WALLACE BEERY
, . Plus,
"YOU SATO IT, SAILOR
A Laugh fest
ADMISSION ;
Mat. 10. 25; Eve. 10. 35
' Buy FOX SCRIP '
For Christmas Gifts
GOOD IN ANY FOX THEATRE
$5.00 Book Sells for $4.50
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