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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDPOIIP, rT?EflOT, SUNDAY, DECEMBER H 19f.O.
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CRATER
OF WILL STEEL
TO BE BOUGHT
Historical Scrap book Of
Father of Crater Lake To
for thn pnKt 60 yonm to thl to-
UioiiH routine preparation, nnd on
which he in mill ut work, in try
j Inff to keep It up to date,
He hOB for year endeavored
to hnvo conKreHM piircnase iniR
plnoo nnmeH HyNtem to be placed
In the C'ongrefwlonal library at
WaxhlnKton. and a bill hat been
pendlnK in connreBn for Heveral
years to aiiproprinte $:!!, 000 for
thhi purpoHe, which HeeniH never
ketH out of . c-oinmittee conslrtera-j
lion. '
Mr. Hteel haH evidently Krawni
ho tired of unfulfilled iriunien of I
varloUK Henatorn and runKreiwnipn1 ('nl'.iiiiliiii bamn whent furmein to.
to prow the hill, and think nnday unanimously pawed the
much of Mb life work and ltj recommendation of the leKlHlutlon,
importance, that he wanlB to be committee aalilnjj immediate pnaa
....... n a u n v t n t, I tirwllaire of the debenture law uh u
Be Preserved and HOUSedi therefore lm decided that if j mean of affordliik emergency re-
I ,.,.r n,.l f mini, he lief tO Itl'lllll KIOWerH. .Which It IB
ACCOrding TO Present Iwlll take the siolio received fromlaid cannot be obtained from the
the ccrnpliook Bale anil nunu i' untc ... ...-
nmnll flienioof vault structure tlvllles of the farm hoard nnd
WHEATMEN URGEiNEW NICKEL IRKS i TOT FINDS GEMS, . STABILIZATION OF
QUICK ACTION OF
OEBENIUREJILL
II KI'PNKR. .Dec .1 3. UP) Tho
PENDLETTON', Dpc. 13. tfPH
The price of wheat over the
...r ...I- ...B.OU....I.K .. ..u.o,. .i. ..ei, .,i,.r.m.i r ieiu lia . Btim,nB ,odny ,,v , authority
nicKciB on ine Month t'aronnu ettKjlifim) in jewels, ihiio Mary Dono
VOItK, H. ft, Dec. 13. OP) NRW VORIf, JDec. 13
i COOS DED!CAT!CN
Plans.
- There Ih another new c'nifTetu
build in in jiroBpeet for .Merifnnl
by next HprhiK, which whllo liny
In te will n nm no rohatly iih
miich pnlihV lniereKt un tho cree
tinfi i.f m .xkyNcrnpor, would, no
cut!e of ItH' uniiieneHM anri rela
tion' lo the fame of Crater lalce
ahum the nation nnd world.
'Who neWH dinpatchBrt of liiHt
Wok frnm, WaHhinKton telling of
Ciuter National parl( approprla
tlonn told of there hcinir intro
duced In coriKifa un appropriation
item of $1000, to purchane the
historical Hcraphouk about i'ruter
lj)tv from Will O. Steel, former
IT, K. CommiHHloner of the park
and one of Hh former miperlnten
dentH. There neeniH lo he no doubt
hut ibal the appropriation will
be piiHsed, and the purpowe of the
purchaxe Ih to have it placed in
the new Kinnott memorial build
in: at the park iih a part of the
park library.
Mr. Ktoel, who Ih famltinrly
known m the father of 'rater
like park, hua been ut work
Kolely to house Ihe collection of
place nnmeK.
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ST. ANTHONY, Idaho, Deo. 13
(p) Occur reneeH at the home of
John Jenklnn on the niKht the
Htato alleiiew David It. .lenklns.
IiIh brother, wuh killed a yeiir
were t chI I fled t o hy M ih. .1 "h n
.lenkliiH today In the trial of M Ish
Jennio ltl-hop for David Jenldns'
iniirder.
Mrn. JenkiiiH wild nhe heiird
rive nhotH outKidc her home about
8 o'clock on the evening of No
vember IK. l2it. after MIhh Ml1'
oi hud left the houKe, where nhe
it-Hided, and her husband wuh In-
other asencieH. Tho action wuh
taken at the cloHinff HeHHinn of the
KiiHtcrn Oregon flrain OrowerH
IctiKue.
The name committee urged that
KlepH be taken lonkinK to win d
acreage control In tho cuho of a
ralHO, in price, thoUKii there Ih no
hill providing for. It before con
greHfi at' the present lime.'
Jewt the action of tho body be
taken iih a reflection on the prea
ent efforlH of the farm 'board, the
league pued a comprehensive en-
! doreinent of the board und Hh of
1 forts, pledging support in the race
j of widespread criticism, which the
league characterized were from
"sources never friendly ; to tho
farmera' interests." , '.,
Harry Pinkertoh of Aloro wan
elected new president; James Hill,
I'endleton, vice president, and
Chories Smith, Heppner.i secretary,
iih tile convention adjourned sev
eral hours earlier than scheduled.
The Dalles extended nn invitation
for the session next year but the
matter was left to the new execu
tive committee. ' '
the pnst 4 f years gathering items! 8ln.
for this fiprapbook from newupa- she fdlow'd him to a tent oiit
pers and maguzines from all over KUjp lH continued, where she
the nation and Rome foreign eoun- HRW tnf defwidunt coming around
tries. 11 already cnnsitH of nine (lp H((e wj,, n Hmn pun In her
hand.
"Kor Ood's sake, Jennie, whnfs
happened?" who K.ild her husband
aslted, and then sent hin .wife
back Into the house. '
About un hour later, at 0
market at the lute of two eggH ghue has $7fu check und the world
to the dozen. ' IooIch brightei.
John Wallace, who collects eggs: Mary Ih the C-year-old, daughter
ffoin rural rerddcuts, Ih autliority , of an unemployed laborer,
for the Htatement he has found a Her father, Thomas ponoghue,
woman who never had seen a buf-1 returned to Mm. Field u bug of
falo nickel and who refused to gems which she lost as she stepped
believe It Is an authorized coin! from her car In front of her Kast
of tho United States government. ; 70th street residence, Mary found
Wallace said when he tendered ( them in a stroll to Central park,
a buffalo nickel in part payment! An advertisement located the
for cKgs, the vom;in insisted up-; owner.
on deducting two eggs from one The Insurance company sent a
dozen as a condition of pcct'pt-j check to ilury with a compliment
a nee of the coin. " , ! for her honesty and a wish for a
4"-- ! merry Christmas.
SAUCM. Ore., Dec. 13. W) j 4 :
The Spunish amlms."itlor at Wusli-j VOItT MOflCAN, Colo., lec. 13.
Inglon li.iH forwarded to Ahidrld Mel vin C. McClanuhan, Mlt-
Covcrnor Xorb):idt Invitation for chelt, Neb., farmer pleaded not
the Spanish man of war, Junnj guilty when arraigned in justice
Kolmstinn, to visit Portland har- court liero today on a charge of
hor enrly' In Kehrtiary, hiiyn ti abducting Miss Knid Marriott,
telegram rei-elved by t hn gover-' xchool teacher, missing from Wig
noi' today from flenator McNary. gins, Colo., since November ltt.
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LUiunisi
of the federal farm hoarrt and
the national grain corporation, un
announcement of Henry follinH,
dinti-icl. manager of the Kraln cor
poration. Htated. Stabilization wait
heliig made on the hnsls of 68
cents a lm;hel for May options)
at cOHt pointH. t
Announcement wan also made',
of the opening of grain officeK at j
Snn Francisco and 1-oh Angelen
hy C. W. J-limter, formerly with)
Hoyen and Hunter form, Chicago.
Thl fllKtrict in also under the!
direction of Mr. Collins. j
. MAItSHFIELD, Ore., Dec. 13. !
(4) Archbishop nnd Knther How-1
aid Thompson, r'ortland, 1'ather
H. J. :;cDeVltt, nerhuort, Ore.,
and 1-ather E. J. Murnane, Cot'-I
vallln, are here to u.-.dst in thi
dedication tomorrow of the neW
St. Monica's Catholic churcn. Kev.
rather .1. M. Sheridan, Marsh
field and ltev. If Hrennnn. North
Bend, will asuilt the northern
Catholic clergymen with the cere
monios. The old Catholic church, built
more than 40 years ugo. will be
torn down. ' ' '
Sunday Dinner
Hotel Medford
Dinner $1.00
'The Food Is Better"
at The Medford
Electrotherapy Chiropractic
Dr. H. P. Coleman
Tenth Successful Year In Medford
Treatments by Appointment
Natural Methods Food Science
Medford Center Bldo. Phone 965
SALEM, Ore.,- Dec. 13. (P)
Two fatal accidents were reported
to the suite industrial accident
commission for the week ending
December 11. out of a total of
fi&fi accidents for the week. The
fata) cascrt were William Kinnalrd,
Portland dnck worker, and W. H.
Will i n m.s. Hin-dtoro telephone
worker. K-
The radio public of all southern I S
Oregon will welcome tho good I
Inrge volumes.
On his Inst vitflt lo the park
some monthu ago Horace Albright,
head of the national parks sys
tem, on looking over the sernp
book collection, told Mr. Hteel
that If he would sell the eolloc-1 f.ini, h hi.1,1 Mh Mw i.e huH-i newa that the popular Helen Nor
tion for 11000 ho would see thati hfl(i nH mihr ittHhon carrvlngi rlH radio dramas will bo resumed
ccngrtSHH purchased it to he hous-j methlng heavy along tho. canal
ed In the park memorial build-; bank north of the house. Both
lug for public perusal, Mr, Steel-',. turned late and she . did not
ns',l. riusstlon them iih to what they
The reader linn iirohahly heen na,i een doing.
"(lo to work, mother, but keep
your mouth shut," John
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Come to Ward's to choose
A GIFT FOR
DAD f"
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wondering whnt the above litis to
do with the new structure for
Medford. Now comes tho. connec
tion. . .
Mr. Hteel Buys that when he re
reives this $Ioon he will pnrchnhe
a lot for tho purpose in Medford
nnd erect on It a small concrete
fireproof Ktructure, large enough
to houwe his card, Index, pbiee
ji nines of the United KfnteH, which
weluhs over HMO pounds nnd con
tains over H000 mimes.
The preparation of this work)
has been pracllmlly a life hobby
Mr. Hteel, having given most
with a splendid . new t'luistmas
play on Tuesday, Decombor 23.
Misa N orris has just completed her
latest drnma untitled ;"A Spring of
Holly," and through the courtesy
Vof the California Oregon Power
lenkins compnny this special Vuletlde pro
old her next morning, she testi
fied. .
John Jenkins commuted Hiii-cldo-
after his brother's slaying,
which the 'tate en Mentis was dono
bv the defendunt hecauso of Da
vid's knowledge of Improper ip
gram will he presented for tho
first tlmo over station KM KDi The
cast of Cnpco players, will Include
such well known favorites as Jo
Murray Kostel, Htella Qulsenberry,
Helen Hrayton, Flutehor. Klsh, Phil
Qulsenberry and others und will
her and
lationR between
Jenkins. - .
Mph. Jenkins was still on the, Is anticipated
stand when court recessed at Copco hroadenst
noon.
John tio under the personal direction of
l-.'letcher Fish. A record audience
for this attractive
Scotch farmer are fighting nt-
of his spare time nlinost dally temptH lo Import UuffMlan ffrfljn.
Forty new reinforced concrete
shoo stores nre being built In
CKerhoslovnkln. ,
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Prefer
Wearable
Gifts
We Suggest:
Lounging Robes
Pajamas
Socks
Neckties
Handkerchiefs
Shirts
Suspenders
Garters
"Men are proud of
The Toggery label
in their clothes"
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LAST
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Word's
Chrislmast
Sales I
(airlstmas
IP Sales
Thecst Is none too good for Dad and here are gifts you'll be proud to
give him . . . Ward's "the Christmas Gift Store for All the Family."
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SHIRTS
To Give Dad
, $1.88
Eeg. $2,50 Value
Here is the smart, conserva
tive styles he is hoping to
find on Christmas morning,
, and his favorite fabric, too
. . . Brcadcloth! The colors
are White, Blue and Tan,
Every shirt in the group is
, masterfully tailored and pre
shrunk. .
Surprise Him with a
BATHROBE
$9.98
Heavy imported cotton
blanket cloth in the latest
ombre patterns. 3 large pock
ets, braid trimmed. Rayon
girdle. Slippers included.
He Is Expecting
SILK TIES
98c
Here they are . . , smart new
patterns that Dad would
choose himself. Non-wrinkle
linings. Give him several I
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Always Acceptable!
Handkerchiefs
Box of n 45 c
Christmas won't be complete
without new handkerchiefs.
Give him these .... white
lawn with colored borders.
A Gift of .Comfort!
Slippers
$2.98
The first thing Dad will think
of when he comes from work!
Autumn brown kid leather
. . . full of reatful comfort.
Dad Appreciates
Silk Hose
Pair 49c
Genuine Toe-Plus Hose, fam
ous for their long wear and
smart appearance. Pure silk.
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Fcr His Comfort!
Auto Heater
$18.95
The new "Sun-Ray"! It
circulates fresh, warm
air to every corner of the
car. Makes his winter
driving a pleasure!
for
His Golf
Sport Coat
$3.59
This smart knit coat is at
home anywhere ... on the
golf course or around the
house. It'll be on Dad often.
Conservative heather shades.
Just Imagine! Special all During December
PilV OlllV $1 DOWN t,n nny 1110 fl,1'owinK Uoma pioYiuYd tho price amounts to $23
J J or more!
Radios. Washing Machines, Plumbing Outfits, Vacuum Cleaners Ironers. Sewing Machines,
Cream Separators, All Stoves, Dmlng Room Suites. Living Room Suites, Bedroom Suites, Kitch
en Cabinets, Bicycles, Typewriters, Refrigerators, Incubators.
tAI.SO OXIjY $1 lown on any men's or hoys' miit or own-oat or any combination of men'
or hoy ftiihtt or ovorronls provided the purehaee amount to $1. or more.. We reserve Ihe
right to limit iimounl ol salo.t
"I think Ward's
Golden Crest
Hosiery simply
delightful...
The famous Mus Heirn
Morgano" ritlkie" fame
also popular star of
Zieafeld's "bhotv Haul"
ana of "bwtet Adeline."
y 1117 So. Central
Medford
Phone 23G
Give Golden Crest
Hose for Christmas
Thousands of women agree with this famous
star, for they know from long experience that
GOLDEN CREST Hosiery looks well, and
wears well! . . . Clear, flatteringly sheer Full
Fashioned Chiffon or Service weight hose,
with slenderizing French heels. 45 gauge!
mm """Cfiiin'sj
All pure silk from top to toe
fc"un pair fHidcrJ in uiirittic box if iiired
Montgomery
Ward & Co.
117 South Central Phone 180 Medford. Ore.
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