Medford mail tribune., December 12, 1930, Page 16, Image 16

MEDFOTtD MAIL TRIBUNE, VfEDFORD, OKKfiOX, FT? ID AY, DECEMBER 12, 19:10.
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Here Is a Gift
That Is!
RAYON
Bedspreads
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'ARMY AMPHIBIANS Boys and Girls, Pick of Country, Start To Fame By Radio A
AT BUTTE FAILS' Ji j iS ifv 1 !
f ; , , y I ff" 1 .. f I If S, WASHINGTON. ll a for cry i
Si - ff j & i f t 'H ' si4-- i i I from freight rates to Jacopo Peri's
,l.tt,,pAu.h.o,..i,c.,',- An3 r- 1 1 rf b 5 'MZi I w Ws Trcr -( ;
(Kpl.) ThyeeU. 8. urmy amphlh- ! fcJk:'Wa;sJ ?1 J J l?!''' ' V"V I ' B I state commerce l3rV 11'.
lans landed In the ehuillo Kdmon- tuf.EME lohek- '. JiW ! & L i AWE 'CE aumako g f 1 t commission r- '
pasture Thursday afternoon. JfZL V, ' " , " ' wj' ',f 1 Jlmr V ' bridge, the gap v
because-of the den., foe In tlie ' "Z3t 3 ' . ' : - Pfefcl '."Vl -M... A very nicely ') I
l.lanes to land In Medfurd. I I I y A , f V ,... K .,. commirc0 T ' J . :
Major C. II. .Brett, Lieutenant ! A -J fc-, ' I Hfc ' " K " m m"er '? !
Coleman and Lieutenant Magulre, (y i11 Pavf VVsV "' 1 f I"'. Mf Tt . C :?.; ,,.. , ,' i JjLt 2 : !
planes. The pilota stayed over. A W 4? tttwYork, ''J PAULA J. PHOENIX ' i",.""1, R I' !
n.htat.oelardV .. TMW K T" lJ-
The throe governmunt planes Clarence R. graham r WJ jrewW , 1 oimicis i- t-tKniLL n i" "o wiwi "t - - ,
forced to land at Butte Kails yes- Arkznsuj)- - ' f A , Z'-Jlfcrn' Si1 JTI Yf JltS roada-
'torday afternoon, arrived at the yy0H'' I M 0M ' 77 , rV MVf'iffikW&t. ne ha" on,y 10 hani hlm his
ilucal airport this moniliiB at 10 (T ft - A 1 ' JWSiMt( A ' Ul'l)J5lll ""vr flut8 or a mu,cl score I
'o'clock, and plan to remain hero J f USSS' I M ' A V h 1 jPW'PwJ!J 10 etroot th0 lran-il,lon-
'until favorable flying condltloim " 9r ft VI . if fy 4rv" ' ' ' W ' 1 ' mJ 1 3JIl-fiR?P- Commlslsonor Altchison Is, per-
'.prrinlt their flying to Han I'Van- .. I S. : Mp ;''., f J M f ' 7 9f&f wWllL $!XY hill8, offlclal Woshlngton, most j
Cisco, nct-orcling to offlelalH at thu ; I - ' iA I II , M I 4w - VJ frlfll lH ' eoliH.rated musician. j ;
,'alrport. . '' I. 6, ' t P J S ' ' W ' U f fl A Hlfi' His fluto. his baton and his abil j
fi I i i'"r 1 jf Jlni I 'y - 'I lil hiR T&J "y " a computer have mado liim !
i . . 1 I T&2 1 ' ' . Ss. , Wll almost as well known in the cap-
WAVY BROADCAST ; V i V a fl JA '
BY PHILCO SATURDAY . AJ-fh :. 5fS5l'
1 . , Cilifornii MARY George CORTNER bouUi Dakota. . Hls Music Seak.i
i .... rotliSl2.nl ' I - As a f.nmnufi. ht vnrbu niwnk
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It would nrobablv icMiuiro nearly
:nll tlH' Btudium c-Himt-lty In -thu
country to hold lha HpetutrH ut
the Army-Navy -football same next
Batunluy, nnfl a Kreal pwcentaBo
of them arc going to "puy tliulr
way In." At leajt, that'- what It'
lookri like from tho way the locutl
MARY GFOR.6E CORTNER
" LoutsiZnZ,
These ten lioyn and (drls. MU'cc.wrul In winnliitf prellmlnury lenin, ni-e to irtitipatc In the fomth Nullonul
lmmdru.st on a const to iiih XBC network the nlxht of Jleeemlier 11.
NEW YOIIK UP) Kame In
hojib awultf fivo lioys and five
KtrlH. the pick of the eountry.
Selected In radio IcIh that in-
tlcket "wile" Kh fioiiiK at the head-j eluded local, Ktute and finally dl-
C)urterH of Clay WUhuin, 'I'hilco
dcaktr hero in Medford.
, IMiMcu, KponnrlnB the broadcast
of tliii resumption of Army-Navy
cadet k rid iron hostllltloH over tho
nut'onul ne.tworkn of both NutJon
fil and Columbia broad cuhIIiik h
tHUM, for which It had $150,000, Ih
dlHtributliiB tleketH throUKh t en
tire dealer orffanlKatlon. to be
"ttuld" for voluntary uontrlbutlonH
that uro expected to brlns- hun
dreds of IhouRundH of dollar Into
the coffcTH of tho Hulvutlon Ariny'n
employment relief fund. .
Mr. Wit hum says that this unique
ticket .nalo hero nan attracted un
UKunl IntereM nmonff dyed-ln-the-Wool
fatiH nnd the public, with the
re.HU It 1hat!ho may .have his not'
of thi lu'oadeaHt "duentH" 'Void
' put' boforo tho H'mifl HtartH.
trht trialH, they are to purtU-i
pate hh finallHtH in the National
Kadlo Audition Hnnduy nipht, Ue
cemlier 14.
Not only will each have an op
portunity to demunHtralo. to a nation-wide
audience IiIh or her
ability an u HonBHter, but each
will receive a Hcholai'Hhf p. Much
alHo will Bet a
Bold ' nicdul and
decoration.
The flnalH are
by WKAK and couMt to coai-t Na-j
tional CroadcaHtiiiK c o in i n n y I
chain. Htartins at i:15 p.m. (KHl)
nnd biHtiiiB an hour. Kurh t-inBer
will be allotted an equal KVli'd
before tho microphone.
FlrRl placo carri with It $5000
for each k!''I and boy and
yearn' tuition Henond place,
cash award, a place. $2000 and ono year's liii
a Hpeciut Koldjtion; fourth place, $1500 each and
one year's tuition; and fifth place
to be bnmdtaat! $1000 each and one year n tuition.
HcHjftPK the trip to New York
the finalists are to visit Wash
inBton us a part of their reward.
The participating winBein and
the districts they represent fol
low: ;
NorthuaHtern J'aula J. phoenix,
roprano, Oakhurst. N. J,, and
Uaoul N a d e a u. baritone.
JL
$1.98 Value
80x105
Beautiful brocade allover pattern, with shadow stripe de
sign ... in shades of rose, gold, helio and green. Scallop,
ed all around, finished with overcast stitch. A real sale
price of $1.39-
two
:iooo
each and one year's tuition: third York !ity.
Midwestern Itichards W. Den
nip, tenor, Sioux Kails. S. L, and
Carol Deis, sopruno, Dayton, O.
Southern . William Eugene
Loper, baritone. Jackson, Miss.
and Mary CJcorge Conner, so
prano. New Orleans.
Southwestern Clarence Hoss
Craham, bass-baritone, of
Sprinuf. Ark., and Alice Joyce
Allmand, contralto, Dallas, Tex.
Pacific conrt ther Coombs,
soprano. Long Iteacli, Caiif., anil
New Stephen V. Merrill, tenor, Camp
I bell, calif.
County Health Department
Activities and News
By Dr. B. C. Wilson. Health Officer
! Whllo ploying with other chil
dren In a Hold, the 4-year-old Hon
of Kdward Phillhm of Hallvniartln.
Irolancl. was woundod by a riiKted dix, now riBminB tiKinnHt onus tor
iscytho blade and tho Injury proved bin life. I think It la opportune
fatal. I to st i'phh at lhl time the danRer
I'erhapH one of thu naddeat caacu
coming under my 'observation
more no perhaps because It was
avoidable was a thirteen year old
boy sufferlnR from freneral perito
nitis caused by a ruptured appen-
of kIvIiib laxatives or cathartics
when abdominal pain Is present
ami the child Is sick. It safer and
cheaper to call your physician nnd
follow his advice serious and
often fatal results live caused by
Indiscriminate uno of strong medi
cines causliiB appendix to rupture,
It Is estimated that Jackson
county has about 300 cases of
mumps and parents are urged to
keep their children away from
... h Miss Laubscher paid
' ' , " - . ' iar periodic visit to
ported this week. '.
It was interesting to find whe,n
I examined the school children a.t
Look Mountain that not one of UU'
thirteen . examined were under
weight and few had defects.
Iterrydale Health club held Its
regular meeting with Mis. I'adg
ham In charge, tli-scuKsIng "Health
of tho Adolescent Child." Dep.
10th Is tho next meeting. I. exam
ined the hashethnll squad nt 'ho-
nix as well as three babies at the
' regular baby clinic in Phoenix.
' Med ford clinic presented ten ba
I bles for medical examination.
her regu-
Pinehurst i
school nnd reports a new modern
school building. Mrs. King trans
ported an operative goitre patient
to St. Vincent's ifospitnl, Portland,
this week.
Spring Use
Yes Sir! Right Now
We Are Offering
GOOD
USED
CARS
At Prices as Low
Or Lower Than You
Will Pay in the Spring
Here Are a Few Bargains
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MOWS es&Bml
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Sale
Begins
SATURDAY
'28 Pontiao DcLuxo
Coupe
Sale Price
$410.00
'29 Ford Town Sedan
Sale Price
$500.00
"28 Fcrd Tudor Sedan
Sale Price
$325.00
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'28 Ford Pick-up
Sale Price
$275.00
YOU HAVE TO SEE THESE CARS TO APPRECIATE THEIR VALUE
'29 Ford Sport Coupo
Sale Price
$375.00
'27 Essex Sedan
Sale Price
$210.00
'27 Buick Coaoh
On Sale at
$425.00
'29 Ford Rondstcr
On Sale at
TMmt
$350.00
wmmr - t m
JOS
C. E. Gates Auto Go. '
USED CAR LOT
Sixth anW Bartlett Sts
Ills Musk Kcaks -
As a composer his works speak
for themselves.
The conversion of the invoca
tion of Kurydlce in Peri's opera
"Orpreus" tho first complete op
era ever written into a choral
harmonized in the old style has
delighted music lovers in four of
the largest cities In the east. And
hU version of the Schwabian
score, "J Have an Old Sweetheart,"
Hot hi just as popular.
Anu mere arc oincrs nom nw
pen.
But a a conductor Commis
sioner Aitchison is known tho best.
Down at tho interstate com
merce commission on Pennsylvania
avenue he has built up a mole
chorus of eomo 40 voices which
is recognized as one of the best
organizations of Its kind in Wash
ington. It La called the interstate
commerce male chorus and is com
posed of examiners and other em
ploye" fo the commission.
Altchison got tho idea for this
chorus back in 1919. Two marble
tablets in memory of those in the
commission who lost their ifves in
the world war -were to be dedi
cated. A call was sent out In the
commission for all who could sing
to be present.
So impressed was AitchUion with
the voices ho heard on that day
that he determined to organize his
chorus.
No Women Now
At first women were Included,
but it was soon made into an all
male organization.
The interstate commerce male
chorus, under the personal direc
tion of Commissioner Aitchison, is
now In Its tenth season. Twenty
eight formal concerts have been
given since It was started.
President and Mrs. Cbolidge had
them at the White House to sing.
Congress invited them to fsing at
the memorial services this year to
its dead. They have been heard in
concert at the Library of Con
gress. They have sung in Wash
ington, Philadelphia, New York
and Baltimore.
Through Aitchlson's friendship
with Fra Waedenschwciler, a
Franciscan monk living in Oregon,
tho chorus has virtually Its own
composer. "I2cce Quam Bonum."
a majestic piece of music com
posed by him. Is the hymn with
which the chorus closes all its con
certs. The commissioner's own compo
sitions also aro sung by the
chorus.
MUSICIANS FIGHT
SPEAKING FILMS!
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Christmas Specials
at,
LISBON VP) 1'ortuKUesc musi
cians, alarmed nt the sudden vofsue
for disc records and talking films,
havo constituted a defonse leaKue
In an endeavor to stem the inva
sion of "canned' music.
' A delegation . of musicians re
cently waited upon fhc prime min
ister and petitioned that gramo
phone discs of national artists re
corded abroad should cnler the
country flee of duty, but that the
tax on foreign voices should be
substantially Increased.
They further Insisted that own
s of picture houses exhibiting
Talkies" should be taxed nnd also
forced to divide their prog,ain
between films and variety attrac
tions in. order to give work to na
tive musicians and actors.
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Don't forget Folks, we still have tho largest Toy land in Southern Oregon and Boy!
We sure havo the real bargains. ,
For Saturday and Next Week
Madam Hendren Dolls from " 69 to $3-89
Tricycles from V... $3.98 to $14.50
Doll Carriages from - $2.89 to $25-00
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Kugene. (Spl.) Carrol Watson of
Trail ha just been Initiated Intol
Pan Xeula. International foreign
trade honorary at the Cnlverslty
of Oregon, where he Is n sopho
more, fan A""nia was uiKnni'-cti
for the purpose of acquainting Its , 4S
members with present day prob-1
lem In foreign trade and with'.....
business men who have been out-
standingly successful in this field, j
STAIWDOOll OFjl
SMALL NEW YORK BANK I
Close Out On Children's Books
All 2Ec Books go at
All 15c Books go at
All 10c Books go at
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8-cup Coleman Electric Percolator $5.95
. Phonograhps. $3.00 values $1.89
Bizzy Andy, set 19
Sandy Andy See Saw 49.
Nr.W YOKK. Die. IS. (ill No
tices stating thai the Institution
was In the hands of the Mate
hanking department were ported
at the main fflep ami several of
the hrnncheK of the Hank "f
I'nlted States one of the city's
smaller nnd new banking orcani
jrations before the regular open
ing time this morning..
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EAGLE POINT
KAt.l.K It 1 INT. lei 12. (Spl)
At the regular meeting of Kagle
Point jsrunse December 1 the lec
ture hour will be held at 8 o'clock.
This will be an open meeting. Mrs.
William Cttenn of Ashland will glvr
n talk on her experleneeit in Alas
ka, and will have her curios on
display. Mr. ibnn spent lfi years
teaching in Alaska.
The annual entertainment given
by the P.-T. A will be held in the
grange hall lVeemlier 12 f
o'clock. .T new kind of entei"un
nient. "The I.eatsue of Nationn,"
will te given, There will be many
representatives (mm foreign lands
i.o tell of their different customs.
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21 Christmas Greeting Cards
and Parchment Folders
with B0 assorted tags and seals. No two alike
98?
The New Red Coaster Wagon '",
with large Rubber Tires. Disc Wheels, Roller Bearings, while they last
This is a large wagon
$195
Christmas Tree Lights ....
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