Medford mail tribune., December 13, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

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MEDFORD MAIL' TBIIiUNK,- MKDFOTtD, OK .WON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1930.
Tocal and
Personal
fChrlHtinflK laHliiK lst-t-onif- HrlHk
for the . fjrt tlmo- !no tho
VhriHtrna imulllna: period set In,
InmlnexH hub brink at the nost-
" office thl forenoon, but not brisk
enough for people to Xorm wallinK
lines In front of the windows with
puchhh'e.s detlnd for eastern ond
middle went artdrews. With the
sunshine prevalllnit the outlook was
. that horo would ho a mill heavier
inalllnc of Christmas parcels this
afternoon. The peak of long dis
tance' mailing will probably be on;
Monday.
Will Ktieiid Winter In south
' Mr. and Mrs.-Harry I, Butler
will leave tomorrow for southern
California where they will spend
the winter months.
, -
Jlefo (mm Glrmlulo !
Mrs." Lunettn . liussey of Cllnn-
dnle, formerly of Medford and em
ployed at the low offices of Xew-
bury & Newbury, arrived today for.
B short visit with friends here.,
'Dance Wed. nnd Bat. Dreamland.
i6(l
Horn from u Ilstnncc
Included among the -visitors from
distant places registered nf local
hotels ore Hsjnry 8. Lovejoy of
.lanesvlllo, Wis., GeorR 11. Hrctt,
l.leut. F. J. Coleman and I.leut.
n. E. McOuIre of Belfrldge Field,
Mlch. "
' Oentllno chromium plated Hot
point antomntlo waffle Iron, holi
day special, 14.B0. M. F. & H. Co.
f, ... . goo
ttlilppinj? Troes :Nouth
i Meunral -trurklond of Christmas
.trees left Moclfor.d during the past
; week tor San Francisco and iLob
Antsnles. They were 'cut In the
nelfrhhorlnit "hills and are expected
to M'F) for a goad price in the Call-
- fornia cities, especially In los An-
fieles. One -ChrliitmaH tree -stand
"ha' already! ben esitalillshed lm
(Hertford on West Main street near
. thh Chamber of Commerce 1ulld
, 1nir. - " .
Moved onr new location at,
l!S,Est-flLh fit,, across from M. M.
Bent. Store; next door to Wurts
ittlft Shop. Jteal Estate Exchange,
12S Kant th ,8t, ,1'hone I486. 264
. -Aired Man Will Uprightly .
. .i MUh 1.U olio Jlall .mudo the Am
wrlcan . -office :a pleasant call Erl
f , jiliiy-and renewed her subsprlptlon.
. , Hpeaklng of her further, J. K. Hull.
( With whom 'he lives, she stated
that he ,was enjoylna unusually
ftooiX health -moBt iof-the time. Mr.i
iMall ,wlll be 07 yours old next Pob-i
. 'wary.1 -Very few people of hie age,;
leven several ye-ars younger, walk
) an .sprightly iu he. Central point
,' iA motloan. . . - i
. ' Mot time, hot music, Lake Creek
fiance, Doc 13. 264
l'o Spend Wliiuw floro
''.? Mr. Mai 5aUlor of Ban Frnn
rtscO'was expected In' Modford to-,
rliiy -from San Francisco to spend
the' remainder-of the winter here.
WllnVDr. arid Mrs. B. Ralph Dlppel.
v "; k,', i
- Soil . -dnnoe, - Oriental ' Gardens,
Saturday.; .- '.,'. j. ' .4
Adrlennn KliQp Munairor Jlore ,
Miss Hljia. liltlo.. manager at the
Adrlenne )hoi, Oranm Pom, was
-fliMwltonl husineos visitor yoMtev--fluy.
, -
Look! one lot of ehoes, values to
' $5.00, speolail $2.05, this week. The
famous Durham I1I: hose $1.00,
. &l, 50, 41.00,; fancy mules $1.50 and
J1.95. The .Band Box and Shoo
Jlot. 2G0
Visitors from ftnwbnrs;
, ' ' Ttnsehui'ir residents visiting In
'Mmlfnnl today were "W. O. Chln
' isel. L King nnd C. C. Archibald.'
P.ig mlllkinry ala tomorrow.
Hats-Mo 'to 18.08. i Emmy Lou Hat
Hhop In M. M. Slore. ' 264
llwe on Business
,W, M. JHoruort of Ashland wns
la;liUninosa .caller In Medford yes-,
ilnrdny. . - . -
if. Dig values offered In silk quilted
.rohea, also lounging naJnmiui, $0.75,
-rttp t - ICtlmlwyu . 1). Hoffmann's.
. - 208
' Lebkuchen
Springerele
PkefiFerheiise
Atiii Biskuten
Marzipan
'Borhleh
Strange names it' true,
' but ' Genuine Oennan
Christma Qoodies silch
ns these are known the.
world over for their de
lightful flavor.
We have a complete as
sortment t .
Welfare CUnin Tuesday
The county honlch department
will hold a child welfaro clinic at
Cold Hill next Tuesday afternoon,
with Dr. n. c, Wilson, county
health officer, in charge, assisted
by Mrs. J.ydu King, county nurse.
One of the best clinics of the year
for that section is expected, -
roMits Gasoline Theft
Ij. O. VnnWegen of ivy street re
ported to the police today that a
drum of gasoline was stolen from
him last night. Xo clues were left
behind. '"' ' '
Christmas' Trees On sale at
Owen-Oregon Lumber Co, office,
beginning Saturday, December 13.
Kmpioyes ltelief Committee. 27 0
Dry kindling $2. SO a load. Val
ley Fuel Co. 242tf
Taking I'll Wrestling
Kd Demmer, one of Medford's
tallest young men, has decided to
take up the wrestling profession
in a serious way, nnd has begun
training with Ray Friable, Med
ford's champion matman. Demmer
weigh considerably over 200
pounds and is several Inches over
six feetln height. He appeared In
one -event here last year with Hay
Hitter of Cold Hill, nnd displayed
possibilities. With Frisble ns his
trainer, Demmer Is expected to
make a - much better showing In
his next local match.
Wanted Load from Los Angeles
during holidays. Phone 333. 208
Closing out hats at ll.OO, $9.60,
$4.50, formerly priced $5.00 to $10,
at Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann'. 268
To Constrmrt Dwelling:
S. Chllders will spend $8000 for
ft- dwelling .on Spencor street, ac
cording to an application! on Xlle.
today at the city building depart'
ment. , :
Coata relined and remodeled - at
ihe Fashion Hhop, 424 Medford
mdg. Mrs, Harry Andrews, Tel.
11X1. . tf
For Christinas get llurlbut's
nible Stories. Tel. 745-U. i tSStf
Visiting Her Ulster
Mrs. Clark Wnlkor of Medford Is
the house guest nt RosehurK of
ha, lun. -histh.t..lnlnur Mr
and Mrs. ltelgnl; Sho is a former
Tloseburg- resident.
"Bondd carrier -wants load to:
Los Angeles or vicinity during holi
days. - Phone 133. - 208
Small gift boxes extra fanoy:
peace and apples at Marsh's 'Gro
cery. .'.,'- 206'
Three Homily Wurrnitt
The county olork's office Issued
bounty warranla this forenoon to
W. II. Pomeroy, Hengle, .one! coy
ote; Bradley A'lears, ttlsklyou. one,
fcoyotei Edward lluor,1 Ashland, one
coyotq, ji ' - ' . 1 . ' ' ,v '
Burn roen fir slabs twlth tlry
wood and out fuel bill. ' Ask Med..
Fuel Co., 'Tel. 031. , V . 260tf
Wiotographs for Xmos. The
Pensleys, opp. Jlolly theater, j tf
From Slam Metropolis
Guests , 'from -ilortland at local
hotols, Include H.. A. .llcrg, A. .11.
Strong, floo, W. Staples, J. F. Gall,
W. K. Taylor, Dykomnn White, C.
L. Weaver, C. WUMnms, J. It. Weed.
A. A. Frentstell, J. W. Hlney, Roy
Fugate, '13. A. Mwyers, W. L. Close
and L. 1.' Cllno.
Turkey shoot Sunday, Adam's
Ploco, Central Point. Jllfle nnd
trap. , z4"
Doll danoe, Oriental Gardens.
Saturday. - . 204
Hoys to Have Party
Hoys Seoul cubs of Meurord are
to linvn n Chi'lstnins nartv Tues
day afternoon nt4:30, nnd each
hoy J asked to bring a mnU gift.
Tho party will be held nt scout
li.n.lttin.rinr-N. IWm. .I.eO TlrlckCr.
scout executive, announced today.
Dry kindling $2.60 a load. Val
ley Fuel Co. 242tf
Broken windows reglascd by
Trowbrldgo Cabinet Works. 2S0tt
Mrs. Krddy lie turns
Mrs. J. Koddy, who had been
In Snn Francisco for the past four
months, arrived In .Medford this
morning.
Shoe epacinls all week ane lot
values to $5.00, special $2.05. Hats
less than bait prlco. The Band
Vox and Shoo Box, 22 East Sth.
$06
Carnival nnd dance, Lake Creek,
December U. ' '
l,rnvS for ltos4!mrg
Mrs. L K. Mahen left "today for
Hoseburg where she will spend
several day vLslllng.
Christmas Trees On sale nt
Owen-Oregon Lumber Co. office,
beginning Saturday, lecember 13.
Kmpioyes' Jtellof Conimlllce. !75
Portraits of .distinction. :The
Pensleys, opp. Holly theater, tf
lininl Couple to Wed
The pounly flerk's office Issued
a marriage lleense -yesterday after
noon to Frank Forrest. 80, and
.lulln Sihraft, 40, both of Medford.
Dnlly'e Taxi, il'hone 15. 15e; 1
to 4 passengers, ." tf
Let me write your fire Insurance.
Curl Y. Tengwald. Hotel Holland
llldg., I'honc S. tf
l'mm Waslilngtim stule
Mrs. Jessie Doyle Cnpronn of
imns Is among the guests t Med
ford hotels from the sluto of
Washington. Others are Mr. and
Mrs. J. stahl, Miss Vera Cunning
ham, J. 11. Dahlhors. H. J. Dun
ball and F. Crestn of Seattle.
Ship your friends apples, pears,
dried fruits, nuts, ltallwny Ex
press agency announces following
cheap rates: 8 lbs.. 4Rej 10 lbs..
56c; 50 lbs., $2. to farthest
points In II. fl. except Florida.
Mates proportionately to nearer
points, phono Mil. "&
Went a ear II (Drive from Newt's
Tl Drive System, eor. 8lh nnd Harl-
Clief'k Ni'liool ltnsses
In nn endeavor to be of service
to the school districts, and to aid
in accident prevention, stule traf
fic officers all over the slate are
checking school busies and equip
ment, according to reports filed
with Secretary of State Hal Hobs.
Every school bus In Jackson coun
ty was checked at the beginning
of the school year, the mechanical
condition of the bus carefully
checked, according to Captain ('.
P. Talent. A similar check will
be made In inld-term to Insure a
meeting' of' all requirements . for
safety.. -'.!:'. .."'.' '' '
Bargain dance, old-time, Wml.
Dreamland; 3fe per couple. 208
Dry kindling $2.60 a load. Val
ley Fuel Co. , 242lf
Visits in Kin unit li
Miss DorothyTltswMHi leaves this
evening for Klamath Falls where
she will be a guest of Mrs. Luclle
Markham. ; ' ' '
During holidays, permanent
wuves, i.1.00 complete at Palace
Beauty Shop, under supervision of
Helen John Smith. , 243tf
Ttl,- mllllnnrtr Sfl !e tomormW.
Hnts 75c to $2.98. Emmy Lou Hot
Shop In M. M. store. zoi-
VlMU-d Till City
Mrs. Scott Hartmnn of Grant
Pass was a visitor in Medford Fri
day. Everyone admires beautiful eyes.
The Emma Cllne Beauty Shop is
specializing In dyeing eyebrows
and Inshes. Phone 454, 204
The Messiah, soroen feature,
travelogue Holy Land, Tuesday.
Nov. 16. at tho Holly theater. Tick
ets on enlo at Swom's, Palmer Music
House, Cnlvlg's Drug Store and
Holly thenter. Make reservations
now. 260'
Mr. CnUis ltetiims
C. E. Gates returned by train
this forenoon from Portland and
Salem, where he has been attend
ing the stale highway commission
meeting.
Bargain dance, old-time. Wed.
Dreamland; S6c per .couple. 268
permanent wave. $5.00 complete:
facials, ecalp treatments nnd oil
shampoos, 00c. Prevent Beauty
Shop, 815 W. Main. Tel. 363. 'JOStf
Stvk Jfotti Collection
Leroy Wright nnd Hhodnr Wright
rtlnrl ittt in circuit onurt today
against Ernest Hemphill nnd Sid
ney Hemphill for $lll, cinimeo
to bo duo on promissory notes.
It's tlmo t fill your radiator
wtlh nntl-freeie. Prestono, alcohol
and Clvco at 0?lohtner'8 .Garngo,
232tf
Turkey shoot Sunday, Adam's
Plnce, Central Point. Rifle and
trap. w
Omdltlon Is L'uclianged
After showing Improvement for
the past sovoral days, the condi
tion of Mrs. Helen PeWigrew, who
underwent a. major operation at
tho Sacred Heart hospital early
this week, today was reported as
unohnnaod. she continues to oe
seriously 111, but chnnoes for her
recovery are sold to be mucn nei
tor thnn they wore ahortly aftor
the operation.' ' ' ,'
You will be woll pleased If you
try a Tulip Oil permanent wave.
When finished tho hair Is sort wun
a natural looking wave and curly
ends. What every woman In look
ing for now. Prlco $10. Other
permnnents, $7.60. Work guaran-:
teed. Call 57, Bowman Beauty
Shop. 274
Dr. C. P. Johnston, Dentist.
Phlpps .llldg. Phono 1462. 177tf
From Oregon Points
Among the Oregonlans. other
than those from Portland, regis
tered nt Medford hotels, are Hon-
Jninln M. nnd Fred C. Collins, T.
C. Wood, V. E. Clone, Louis Zeiss
of Salem, W. Mlnnord of North
Hend. W. J. Mlschler and . l
Jones of Eugeno, Miss A. W. Onl-
monson of flnlem, Mr. and Mrs.
B. H. Cook of Owyhee.
Our new studio Is opposite new
Holly theater. The Pensleys. tf
Dr. Robt. E. Lee, Liberty Bldg.
Eyes examined, glasses. U
Mrs. Flurry Upturns Home
Mrs. John Flurry has returned
to her home In Boncburg after
spending the past month in Med-;
ford convalescing the nome or
her mother. Mrs. -FIurry recently
underwent a major operation. She
Is crently Improved In health and U
able to be out nguln. Hoseburg
News-dtevlew.
Brill's Sheet Metnl Works does
expert -reimlrlng. fender and auto
body repairing.
Turkey dinner Sunday at Huson's
What-Nnt. oup to dessert. 60c.
25
Klninnlh Falls Mon Visit
W. H, lleoueand F. J. Coull were
among the Klamath Falbi resi
dents spending yesterday In Med
ford.
Burn dry tdnb wood, $:, nnd $6
per lend. Mod. Fuel Co., Tel. 031.
25011
Moved to our new location at
125 East th St., nornss from M. M.
nent. Store, next rtnor to Wurts
Gift Shop. Ileal Estate Exchange.
IU Enst th St. Phone 1408. 264'
Kntliryn Mi-tlnrry Oih-iiiIihI l'ion
Kuthiyn M.-Oarry. daughter of
Mis. Daisy SlcOarry of the l.ltlila
sirlngs pharmacy, Ashland, yes
terday undarwent an operation for
relief from an attnek of scute ap
pendicitis. Knthryn Is a piece of
Mrs. Helen Conroy of this city.
One-half boxes extra fancy Pose
and Anion pear. $1.25. W. 11.
Watt. Phone 408-11-S. 206
Danco Wed. and Sat. Dreamland.
206
4
Oreshiim Wnldemar and Severt
Thoron renovating end remodeling
east roam of McKtlllcan building
on Powell street, for new sales
GUNMEN FREE ASYLUM INMATES
Fi 1 v t
, i " -
biL, MMl'J n. f.Ji
Six maniacs were liberated by armed men who raided the Mattes
; wen state hospital for the criminal Insane near Beacon, N. V. Men from
1 the autslde gained entrance to the grounds by scaling the fence shown
right. Three of those who escaped are, left to right: Joseph Kaylor,
John Biggin and Anthony A. Alloy, all ot New York City. .
Denies Slaying ,
mrnnl'iitwtmt ' fTiitiiiTrtgi tit musmwoum 4
luotfafrti Preii Phutn
' '' Jean; Oayle, 21, confessed com'
pltcity fn the robbery of 1 Sam
jpmnk. Memphis, ' Tenn,; "in- Salt
Lake City, according to police but
denied striking the blow that killed
him.
OF SIX ON F
WILLISTOK, N. D., Dec. 13. (ff)
Charles Bnnnon. 22-yearold far
mer, today confessed, his attorney,
A. J. Kuox, said. Hint he killed six
members of the Albert K. Haven
family on their furni homo near
Schnfnr on the morning of Febru
ary 10 last. . ' ,
SEEnlJiiFOS
SALEM, Ore., Dec. 13. (P)
finvernor Vm'bllid will to, lev bo
requested to Issue a requisition on
the governor of California for the
extradition to Salem ot It. J.
O'l.eary, resUiurant owner who left
Salem suddenly by niKlu about a
year bro.. taking his business fix
tureH with him. O'Leary is under
arrest- in Ias Angeles on a charge
of obtaining properly irauuuienuy.
Obituary
WELLS Harold Wells, elght
year old 'son of Mr. and ' MrS
George Wells of Kelby. Oregon,
died from sinus trouble nr the
Sacred Heart Hospital Friday uf
lernoon after nn Illness of 10 days.
Mrs. Wells Is a niece of Mm. .1. E.
Roberts of Medford. nnd daugh
ter ot Charles .1. Howard, formerly
of Medford. now of Kerby. Fu
neral services will be held Sunday
afternoon at Kerby.
Births
Horn' to '.Mr. and Mm IS. A.
Cowan, ., daughter. , weighing ''
pounds, r, i ounces, nt the Sa rcd
Heart hospital. Saturday, De
cember IS- '
ARM
9Jhoppinq Day
'til Chrixtma
Wftuciftfed Prea Photo .
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KMED
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Saturday
P.M.
5 to 6 Park Landscape; Boy
Scouts; news and markets
by Mall Tribune
C to 7 Where to Go; Heche
Service Station; KMED
presentation; Cecil and
Sally
7 to ' 8 Musical contrasts:
News Dlttest: Murray and
Harries UBC
8 to 9 Let's Clet Associated;
' Weekly Review UBC
9 to 10 Town House orch.:.
Hollywood Roosevelt . orch.
UUC - .
Sunday '
A. M.
8 to 9 Bill Shnrnlos nnd His
OnilR .
9 to 10 Denison Radio Shop
10 to 10:30 KM 10 D presen-
tntion
P.M. '
8:30 to 7 Pipe Organ pro-
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7 to 8 Watch Tower pro- ,
. Krnin; Kiddies period, and
KMED ' presentation
1 s
to II Valley Radio church
9.10 lH-.0'er 'Land' and Sen;
Tinumerel UBC .
Monday 4
7:55 to 8 Breakfast.' broad-:
east of news by Mall Trl-
bune 11 .
8 to 9 Popular recordings 4
9 to 10 Friendship circle;
Albers Bros.; Del Monte
10 to 11 Snow White; West
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11 to 12 Film Tips and
Talks; Lawrence Jewelry;
Popular recordings -
P.M.
12 to 1 Monnrch Seed &-
Feed Co.; Sanderson Motor
Co.
1 to 2 Firestone One Stop;
Mann's Department Store; 4
McXalr's, Ashland
2 to 8 Happiness Train;
Scientific Luhorut o r I e s ;
Sniders Dnlry and Produce
3 to 4 Builders Bureau of
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4 to 6 KMKD presentation;
Kiddles Period
5 to ti Peol.es Electric slore
Scherer Motor Co.; news
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bune to 7 Whore to Go: Nunn
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to 9 international Adven
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to 10 Musical Gems;
Screen Snapshots 1
7 to. 8 p. m. n. A. Rolfc and his
'luoky Strike Dnnoe orchestra.
' KOt. KHU. KOMO. KC.W, KFI.
KKSD, KTAR.
8 to 8:30 'p. m. Rainbow Mnr
monles. KH'A, KTAR.
8 to 8:30 p. m. C.ilmoro Circus.
KOMO. KX1W, KPO. KFI.
S:30 to S:4.1 p. m. Amos n' Andy.
K(IO. Kill. KO.Mt), KGW. KE
CA. KFSD. '
S:4.'. to 9 p.
KtW. K'HQ,
m. Sperry Smiles.
KOMO, KOW, KE
' CA. KFSD.
! to 9:30 p. m. El Sl.lelo .Min
strel", KGO. Kill. KOMO, KIIW,
!:8 to UVSO p. m Nin- -Drama
Hour. KGO, KFSD. KOA.
10:30 to 1! mldnlvht Spotlight
Review. KGO. K O M O. K F I.
KOA: KV1W 10:30 to 11:30; KF
SD 11 to 12.
. Thirteen potatoes planted In Bed
fordshire, England, were found
when dun up recently to have join
ed themsmlves Into one, which
which looked strikingly like a
statue of a woman and child.
Portland. Sl:e being cleared
anil construction will start on $2S.
ooo addltloji to fertlllier unit of
Swift poi'kTog plant in North
Portia nd.
Albany. Work on rrmolHnt
HH4H44
CRYING BANDITS
CHAIR
AT
Three. Youths Who Shed
Copious 'Tears at ' Trial,
Face Execution Without
Flinching.' :
OSF.INI.NG, N. Y., Dec. 13. IP)
Three "cry baby bandits," youths
who shed tears profusely during
their trial, were executed la
night for the slaying of a Long
Island druggist.
James Bulger, 19, James Butler,
20, nnd Itnllo Ferdinnndi. 22. died
in the electric chair nt -Sing, sing
prison after Governor Roosevelt
had refused to commute their
sentences to life Imprisonment.
Butler was the first to -go. He
mnde no statement.
. Ferdinandl was the next. ''Hello,
gentlemen," he said. "May God
forgive me for what I have done.
Bless my mother, faiher (nnd
sweetheart." .
Bolger ended the -procession.
He strode in with his hands in
his pockets: "I die like I lived."
he' -remarked, "with a, smile on
my fnee." --
The three nte heartily of their
last menl. stnrtlng with roam ven
nnd ending with ice cream.
OF
LAS VEGAS. New, Dec. 13. Wl
The marriage here yesterday of
Dolores L". Salnzar, 22. 'film act
ress, and John R. Holmes, 21. son
of the late Peyton R. Holmes,
Minncnpolis flour magnate, was
revealed early today by District
Judge William E. Orr, who per
formed the ceremony. ''
The bride announced her .en
gagement to young Holmes last
spring shortly aftor she obtnlned
$17,000 dnmnges from Ferdinand
Pinney (affinity) Earle, artist now
living In Paris, for alleged breach
of a prenuptlal agreement.
I
MARKET STEADY
PORTLAND, Dec. 13. P
Portland wholesale turkey, market
continued at a steady, market
trend to close the week with
large buyers paying . up to 28
centB for best young toms and
honw, 21 to 22 cents for old toms
and 20 to 22 cents for No. 2 birds.
Most buying of the week hns been
to fill shipping orders. Heavier
receipts are expected to start next.
Tuesday to rare for an anticipated
pickup In local demand, now light.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT Unfurnished house
nnd garage, 324 West Jackson.
.Has just been remodeled and in
fine shape. 25 month. Owner.
026 Reddy Ave. 2t
WANTED A loan of H0O on 120
acres of land: value 3.r00. Will
pay liberal Interest. Box 10. Mall
Tribune. '-I5
FOR RENT 1 nnd 2-room apts.
J2.50 nnd 83.00 per week. 310
N. Bnrtlett. Phone 663-X. 266
FOR RENT Small turn, house,
garage. 004 W. 10th. tf
FOR RENT Nicely furnished 3
room apt; electric range, hot
water; adults only. 1021 W. 9th.
Phone 1163-R. 285
FOR SALE Parley, ground or nn
ground. Also team of males,
cheap. Mrs. II. O. Pech. Airport
road. 2BS
WANTED 35 yearling Hereford
or roan Du rha ms. M rs. H. 0 . 1
Pech, Airport rond. 2fiS
FOlt LRACK 5-room stucco home
fn Perrydale, on Jaekwonville
highway; hardwood floors, fire
place, basement, furnace, elec
trioo range. Krigidalre, lovely
yard a:ul ir-es; $-17.50 month,
t'harle U. Itny. Realtor, Med
ford Hldg. i'hone Z2; home
phone 302-J-2. J7a
W A'NTHD to rent mirror, approx
imately 50x60 inches. Tel. 52fi.
26-i
i'Wll HKNT L'-room apt; lights
and water paid; $10. 35 X. Ivy.
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Lindsey Church Scene Big
Sensation In Week's News
Says Journalism Student
Interesting In Itself for the Ben
satlonul element In It, Fred Colvlg
selected Judge Hen Bail' Lindsey's
prayer-meeting eruption ns the
biggest news event of the week;
not for that reason, hut because (t
revives the age-old question of
"What will we do about the mar
riage question?"
Colvlg was adjudged winner of
this week's essay contest -at Med
ford high school, sponsored by the
Mail Tribune und the Journalism
cluss. His essay follows:
The greatest news vent of the
week is Judge Lindsey's flare-up
in St. John's cathedral with Bishop
Manning, Sunday, December 7.
This choioe wns not made because
the account was so sensational, nor
hecnuse of the exciting mob scene,
hut because this story portrays the
aged conflict between new ideas
and the old conservatism.
ThuB it was with tho abolition
o slavery, with woman's suffrage,
and with our now nccepted reforms
of government, the initiative, the
referendum and the recall. All
were looked upon us Ideas of the
most radical type, and nil are now
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among our most necessary and
valuable rules of government. So,
as a government must progress lo
adapt itself to the times and to the
Intellectual "capacities, of its aub
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morals be ndvancod to keep pace
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have carried through In what they
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