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PAGE SIX MEDFORDWMAH; TRIEUXE, rEDFORD, OKEflOX, THURSDAY, DECEMBER- li, .19M. LITTLE TROUT WILL COUNT IN ANGLERS I Radio Program KMED (Mill Tribune-Virgin Station) New Game Code Defines; j Conduct for Fisherman, Where Tiny Quarry Is Hooked Bear Is Game. . PORTLAND, Dec. 11. UP) Vn dor the re-codiried Kume Inwu to he presented to the Icelslaturo in January, a trout Is a (rout whether i bo threo InchfH lonji or 10 inches. Ah such It will count In the bu'it limit or no flh. - lleruiofoni the muhII flnh were tOJ-Hed back Into the ntnmm whei'e praciionlly nil died. An nnnler Who' hamllfH u flHh before he re turns it to the water la nubject to a fine of $25 the maximum l JGOO. Under' terms of the new draft the benr will be officially de clared gnmo. An open season with no hnir limit will bo held during October und November. . The new. code forbids use of nl lencerH On ' rifles. IW nr the liuw and arrow 1 officially recognized In Orefron under provisions of tho code. Thursday P. M. 6 to 6Park Landscape; Rock- 4 deir proKram; newn and markets by .Mall Tribune 0 to 7 Where to (lo; Jack- son C'o. IMdff & Loun Assn.; . Cecil find Hally " 7 to 8 Let's Oct Aaaocinted 1,'BO-: .Uiirlo Willurd: Ply- mouth' Motor World Tour 8 to 0 KMED presentation; Alfred Newman and orch. 9 lo 10 Modernistic; Radio Periscope UliC 10 to 10:30 Hollywood Roosevelt orch. UBC- . ltiilny ' " A. M. 7:06 lo 8 Breakfast broad- cast of news Ity Mall Trl- bune 8 to a Hill Hhnrplcs and Ills ClnnK 0 to 10 Friendship circle; ! T UNDER NEW NAME ; ASHLAND, Oro., Deo. 11 (Rpl.) The Jnoknon County Ruhblt and Fur Groworn nnHoclutlon approved a motion at Ashland on Monriny night to change the name of the orKftnfatlon to the "Routhern Ore gon Rabbit and Fur Growers wwo clutlon," statliiK that the ever Increasing scope of membership warranted this change. Officers for 1881 were elected with Will C. Counter being named president; Harry II. Lowe, vice president John B. Ronton, secre tary: Fred 8. Brewer, entertainer. , An appropriation of SCO for ad vertising purposes . was also ap proved; There were approximately 40 present at tho meeting. Duns for the marketing of rabbits dur ing the winter season wero dis cussed. t v - BANQUET TONIGH FOR GRID SQUAD There will -be no dance connect ed with the Chamber of Commerce Jionor bunquot tonight at the Hotel (Medforil for the Mod lord hlKh school footbull squall us reported this morning. The bouquet will be gin at 6:1)0 sharp and is open to the public especially those local residents who appreciate the work of the football squad during the past sooHon. An Interesting pro Brain has been prepared. . . . . . STORY 1 (Continued from Pig 1) . ' Following the cloartng away of oil 'legal technicalities at a session this morning the election contest of Hurl II. l'Vhl against 10. M. Wil son, for tho mayoralty of iledford. ppened in the circuit court this afternoon at 1:10 o'clock, ) Porter J. Neff, attorney for WIN on, and T. J. Knrlght und 10. K. Kelly, attorneys for Kohl, and the "Better Clovernment league," who Wensibly are ucting for Kehl, reached an agreement thin morn ing as follows: Tliut the ballots would bo count ed In open court. That Circuit Judge 11. D. Norton pass upon all ballots. ' That the ballots he' confined to the West Moil foul and Oukdiile precincts. " A motion of Attornoy Neff, that the Kehl foroes produce tho names of persons allegedly Illegally solic ited and Influenced Was held In abeyance until .evidenco should arise. ' No lliilo Possible) '' Attorney Kelly, for tho contes tant, declared it would not be pos sible lo produce tho names and the court ruled that such being the case, the court hnd nothing lo rule upon. The court Issued nn order direct ing that the couniy rlerk produce . tlir ballots of the West Moil ford And OakUale precincts. No count w 1 1 1 he. made In (he other precincts.- Only the votes cast for mayor wilt1 be re-counted and the count should be completed by early to morrow. The official count gave Wilson n mujority of H votes, the vote standing Wilson 1:B; Kehl 1(115. The vote In West Mcdford pre cinct was, Wilson Sl, Kehl Ml. In the Oakdalo preclnct Wilson 132, Kehl Hi. Kehl In his complaint claims that he carried the two precincts. HEAR! AMUX NOT A BULLET, CAUSED DEATH BODY OF INFANT IN REFUSE PILE ----------- -------- ..... - Coroner's Jury Finds Ex Wife: Missed Mark.jn At tempt Murder Estranged Mate. -v Del Monte; Procter und Gamble 10 to 11 Wurts Gifts: Whll Inck Golden Rule; With the Clnsslcs 11 to 12 Film Tips nnd Talks; Burelson's Ladles Ready to Wear; Jucque Ienox. P. M. 12 to 1 Monarch Heed and Feed Co.; Wnlden Cider 1 to 2 One Btop program; MannVDept. store; Gold Keul program; Hcientlflc Luborntorios ' 2 to 3 HapplneKS Train; Pan Dandy; John Cupp Furni ture; Liberty Aleut Market 3 to 4 Popular Recording 4 to 6 K.MK1) preHentation; Kiddles Period; Bowman Barker und Beauty Parlor G to 6 Peoples Klectrlc store; Bobbins Furniture; news and markets by Mull Tribune 0 to 7 Where to Go; Farm- ers Fxchango Co-Op.; Cecil and Hally 7 to 8 Children's hour; news digest; Novelty UBC 8 to 9 Let's (let AsHocfuted; United Popular Ensemble unc 0 to 10 Musical Paintings; Jimmy Bittlcks orch. UBC 10 to 10:30 Hollywood Roosevelt orch. UBC 4 4 TA FT, Ore., Dec. 11. tp UP) Stricken by heart attack-'' when a bullet fired by his ex-wife parted close to him, J. K. Kcharpe, G2, fainted, struck his head on a tab) and bled to death with an artery In his throat Hovered by a broken dental plate. Tho woman, Hue 1011a Hehnrpe, hot herself to death after she fired at Hcharpe. Hue-h was the finding of the cor oner Juiy here. Invest igutlnK Tuesday night's trajcedy. It had been presumed when the bodies were found that tho former Mrs. Hehurpe, who had threatened Scharpe's life several times before, had fired a bullet into his body and then turned tlio pistol upon herself. Roharpe'n body wn in a pool of blood. Further Inve.stlKa tion, howover, revealed that he had not been struck by the bullet. Nleghhors said ho was .subject to heart attacks. ; WATFORD CITV, N. D., Dec. 11. The body of a child was found in a refuse pile on the A. K. Haven farm near Hc-hafer today, after Charles Jiunnon. held .on charge of embezzling property from tho farm, told authorities Mrs. Haven had slain tbti baby before the fam ily's disappearance last February. He previously had said he knew nothing of the family's where abouts, except that they had do parted for Colton. Ore., lan Feb ruary 10. Kfforta to locate tho Havens at Colton were unsuccessful. "ust A check for $221.03 was received today by tho Community Chest from tho Colonial bakery. This I .check Includes the sum realized) from placing one-fourth cent from the sale of each loaf of bread, dur I Ins the month of November Into I! the chest fund. The Community Chest board members express their sincere thanks to the bakery and its man agement for the splendid co-operation offered by the firm. 7 lo 7:30 p. m. 1J. A. Itolfc nnd his Lucky Btrtke Dance Orchew tfu. KOO, KHQ, HOMO, KOW, KVl, KK8D, KTAU. 7:81) to 8.-3U p. m. Htandiird Sym phony hour, KCIO, KHQ, KOMO, KOW, KlKI. 8:30 to 8:45 p. m. Amos 'n' Andy, KCIO. K'H Q. KOMO, K O W, KUCA, KiPSD. 8:4S to 0 p. m. Sperry Smiles, KOO. K H Q, KOMO, K Q W, KKCA, KFHI). 9 to n:30 p. m. Tho Story Toller, KXIO. 0 to 10 p. m. 'Horace Heldt and . his Hotel New Yorker Orchestra, K H Q, K O .W, K P O, K K C A, KKHD, KTA It. 9:80 to 10 p. m. The Vagabonds, KUO, KKI. 10 to 10:30 p. m. Piano Pnlntlniis, KOO. 10:30 to 10:45 p. m. Ylr Frlon' iHcotty, KOO, KOA. 10:45 to 11 p. m. Surah Krolnd- ler, violinist, KXIO. KOA. 11 to 12 mldnlKht Dance Orchos tru, KOO, KUW. KFI. K8U Clnld Ileach. Htato hlshway bridKo ovor Uokiio river here will tie opened to travel by December 81, mat. SAMS VALLEY LADIES CLUB HOLDS MEETING SAMS VALLFY, Ore., Dec! 11. (Spi. Tho Ladles' club met De cember 4 at tho homo of Mrs. .lames Kneeland, with a large at tendance Visitors wero Mrs. 13. A. Wllhlte and Mrs. Wm. Bigham nnd daughter of Fugle Point and Mm. Mary My res and Mrs. Lela Smith and children of Table Rock. The afternoon was apent in vis iting and making Christmas gift, after which refreshments were served by tho hostess.' SPRAY CONFERENCE Harry Rosenberg, representing tho Iteur Creek Spray company, left on tho Shasta this morning for Spokane to attend the Spokane Spray conference Friday. An all-day nesslon will he con ducted, nnd horticulturists und spray men of the northwest will attend. Kxperlmental work far r!ed on during the past year at tho various stations will be con aste this Crystal White friend of mine" "TT has the true, old-time, J. sugar-house flavor. J learned this blend in the Old South nearly fifty years ago," says Bill Heer. It's"" flavored with the finest va nilla and cane sugar syrups. But the real knack is blend ing at just the right times and temperatures. It's sur prisingly inexpensive too! STALEY SALES CORPORATION Decatur, Ilinoil ' BILL HEER Staley's Master UlcnJcr For 47 years Bill Heer has blended ": and tested syrup flavors. A sample from each batch of Stalcy's Syrups must pass the test of his educated palate at each step in its making. CRYSTAL WHltfi For Sale at Independent Grocers IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH IT'S NO SECRET! EVERY ECONOMIST KNOWS That at-a-Lower Price More Goods Can Be Sold Than at-a Higher One. USING THIS FACT BREIER STORES OLD CANADIAN LINER ' IS DOOMED BY FIRE V nLYTH. Km, Dec. II. (P) Fir In Hie olil I'unnilinn PnrlMo llnrr l.'niprrm of Hootlund which Ktnrteil .curly yratrnlny wna mill hinting . fiercely thl afternoon. Tho vrwol hud n nharp lint to Rtiirhonnl unit her Inll ntol innnlR tlirpolrnod to . topplr nt any moment. Increased Sales 34 Last Month We do not claim to have the lowest; price on every item all the time . , . but . . .. most of the time. . , on most of the items . . . you will do better at Breier's. '' "' YOU TOO CAN SAVE MONEY BY ALWAYS SEEING WHAT BREIER HAS BEFORE YOU BUY ... WHETHER . WE AD VERTISE OR NOT. o FOR INSTANCE WE OFFER Portland Woolen Mill ALL WOOL BLANKETS 12 Price -te .IS 4 ... -s o ... -o o o 4 o 0 4 4 Costume Slips We have an unusually attractive se lection of costume slips. Christmas special . Quilted Robes Exguliite satin robes, lined with silk A gift that would bring joy to the feminine heart, special Rayoh Pajamas Smart pajamas, two-piece creations that are especially desirable as holi day gifts. Special at 4 s S1.69 S6.95 S1.89 . 49f I I I II -ssssssssssssssss. I 1 ' ... .i ii' ' ' '- . . . 4& 1 ' ' '''' ''l"v t ' ' '" 1 j HOSIERY A Delightful Holiday Selection of Rollin's Run-Stop Silk Hosiery " the very latest in smart hosiery with French panel heel. All colors and sizes ranging from to 10's. Special for the holidays $1.45 a pair Rollin's Silk Hosiery Think of itl 12 delightful new shades for your se lection and the sizes range from 8'2 to 10's. Christ mas special pair $1.85 Service Weight in Genuine Rollin's Silk Hose All colors for winter and early spring wearing and the sizes range from 8l2 to 10's. Special to Christ mas shoppers, pair ,95c 0AKBR00K Full-Fashior.ed Chiffon Hosiery Blue band top hosiery In the newest and most ac cepted shades Oakbrook quality In all sizes. Christ mas bargain price, pair $1.00 . Flannel Robes Chic new striped flannel robes, specially reduced for holiday shopping to $6.50 Leather Jackets We have just received a new shipment of leather Jackets In black, brown, navy and red, on sale at $13.95 Await Thrifty ShoppersYWho Buy at BURELSON'S This Week LINGERIE Makes a Delightful Gift Pajamas No ?ift is more np precintcd nt Christ inas than a pair of pajamas. Wc have an attractive array of pajamu suits in sat ins, crepes nnd ray ons. There is every color combination iimiKinnhlc ns well a plain color croalions. Priced from $6.95 to $22.50 Broadcloth Pa jama Suits Smart new pajnma suits in sizes from 14 to 20. These are exception al lnlidiiy values at $2.95 A special groupinfi of smart Imperii' will he offered this week at 1 .89 each Crepe de chine Step-ins Crepe de chine Dance Sets Crepe de chine Panties Rayon Dance Sets Rayon Step-ins Rayon Panties Rayon Combinations These are real values at $1.89 each! I ( 1 1 LJ I -5. imm m LOUNGING ROBES The newest in loung ing robes in satins, crepes nnd rayon crepes. Real Burel son values nt $9.85 to $19.75 IK 4 V7 Every dress coat in stock at a saving to you from 33 1-3 to 50. The finest quality of cloth and beautiful fur collar and cuff sets. Newest in style. Size 14 to 46'. A good selec tion of large sizes. Reg. values to $45.00; now $24 75 Reg. values to $55.00; now $29 75 Reg. values to $79.50; now $38 00 Compare our values and buy where you can save. Prices Reduced on Dresses Our entire stock of Dresses and Ensembles has been reduced in price for the holiday shopping season. Here you'll find values that you can't afford to overlook ! 1 ERESSES Villus to $9.95; ihuv ... $4 gg DRESSES Values . to $12.95; now $g 77 DRESSES Vnluos to 14.f)."); now $J J Q0 DRESSES Values to $22.50: now $1475 Wool Dresses and Suits Values to S22.50, now S9.85 i 1 i si s s See Our Windows o . s. o o o o o if o o .,... o o J? C5 B- 'ir o 4 4 101 bo. Lerftral t.M.irT.T".l.l)Jji Phoni 9ft 3
