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Leverette & Nledermeyer
TUESDAY
EVENING ONLY CURTAIN 8:00 P. M.
(No Matinee at the Holly Tuesday)
Oustanding Musical Event
of the Season
ON THE STAGE
THE
MESSIAH
. DIRECTED BY MRS. C. H. PASKE
, AUSPICES GREATER MEDFORD CLUB '
ON THE SCREEN
"A PILGRIMAGE TO THE
HOLY LAND"
General Admission 50c. Reserved Seats 75c '.,
Loges $1.00 ' ' 1
Observe the Yuletide season by hearing the beauti
ful "Messiah" sung by sixty of Mcdford's best
voices . .
The accompaniment of the choruses will be by the
High School Orchestra, directed by Wilson Waite.
BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW!
AS DATE LOOMS
Tlip sending out of Christinas
presents from the Medford postof
fioo was quite brink today for tho
first time, since the sending period
started lust week, and at times
there were waiting lines in tho
lobby. Of course tho majority of
parcels sent out Saturday ami to
day were for eastern und middle
west addresses.
For those sections of the nation
Christmas parcels may be sent out
for several days yet with reason
able assurance that they will be
delivered by Christinas day.
Bo heavy had grown the Christ
mas mailing business over the
eek end that today two of tho
selected Inexperienced men who
will be put to work nt the local
postofflce during tho Christmas
rush period, were put to work to
aid the regular staff of employes.
Tho others will be added as fust as
business warrants, in way of giving
employment to needy heads or
supporters of families.
From now on the Christmas
mail sending from Medford is ex
pected to increase dully until a few
days before Christmas. The send
ing of parcels to California and
Washington and other adjoining
states is expected to begin increas
ing in volume Wednesday, nnd tho
rush of sending parcels to Oregon
points is expected to start by Fri
day or Saturday.
The public is again warned that,
to make allowanco for so much
Inexperienced help being used in
tho postofficc service thruout the
nation during this period in order
to relievo unemployment, and to
guard against storms, all senders
of parcels from Medford to points
of any distance should allow a day
or two leeway over the regular
time.
The express company also re
ports a constantly increasing busi
ness in sending Christmas parcels
out from Medford by that method
of transportation.
EX-JUDGE EJECTED FROM CHURCH
PflllDT pr- IjnVjnn COD ont tn sc"' nnd KinerBon
bull K I Ul flUnUK I Ui Donald Elliott will receive merit
badges Cor firenianship, U'athercraft
nn OnnilTO TfUIIOIIT a"d palliflmHnR. KollowliiK the
K Y I IN -.Hi cominilteenien will be held mid oifi-
DUI UUUUIU lUlliUIII court session a mnetius or district
; cers lor l'.Kl elected.
Hoy Scout court of honor will he .'Portland. Schotl ln.anl open
held this evening nt the county ed Mds on senerul contract, elcc
court house, with .ItiilKe Alex Spar- trit-al work, hcutine, ventilailnK
row presiding. Kaymond Krickson and plumbing on second unit of
has made application for advance- iteaiiniont s-hool.
' APPLEGATE !
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As,tcuurtl rrvn I'ttfto
Tnc tdlUCUIrtl uf o Junn tnc DiviiiCi New Yuihi cbiiucd vriiti tut
and epithets as lormer Judge Ben B. Lmdsey of Ocnver, interrupting
Bishop Willinm T. Manning's prayer nt the end ot a sermon assailing
companionate marriage, was ejected. He is shown (center) alter his
release from a police station.
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COMEDY
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COMEDY RIOT OF THE MARINES!
7 Stars
7 Sengs
Scenes in
Technicolor
It Is the answer to the demand for faster moving, snappier com
edy . . The crowds that saw it yesterday howled . . , Don't miss
it . . . We guarantee this one ... if you like to laugh, see
"Leathernecking" tonight
BEGINS
WEDNESDAY
FOR 4 DAYS
1 jSPlf
uc yn
WORLD'S K:l
GREATEST t iCtSS
COMEDIANS tt::M''V"Wy
the HI
YEAR'S IM fy
BIGGEST Wil
FTlrJ Vl?W?ft
KMED Week Nites
.REGULAR HOLLY
PRICES FOR
This Attraction!
Evening
Children 25c
Adults 50c
Matinee
Children 10c
Adults -35c
A I'1'IjK( I ATK, Ore, Dec. 15.
(Special) Mr. nnd Mrs! Harold
Crump and Charlie Dun ford mo
tored to (ii-Hiits I'asH Sunday to
visit Cora Crump's little grand
daughter, Hotly Kwing. who was
struck by a car last Kriday while
crossing the street. Ht-tty was
suffering from bruises, but was
getting along Ueely. Hetty for
merly lived with her grandmother,
Mrs. Holland and children, Ks-
ther and Donald, returned to
li u n c o m recently from a two
weeks' visit at Coiiuille. "
itoianti Jioinies, the Cold eai
creamery truck driver for tins
Applegato district, was bark Mon
day after a two weeks' vacation,
which ho pent visiting in Cali
fornia. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Sallmai'Hh
and children of Oak drove, vis
ited relatives on Little Applegate
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Howell and
: Mm. Hoy I'hlniiey spent Monday
eveni ng wit It M r. a ml M i s. .1 . .1 .
i Arant and family, listening to the
I radio program from Home.'
I Hoy Wickstrom, employed by
' the IJttle Applegate Mining com
I pany, received word last week
' that his wife was very III at
Olympia, nnd left immediately for
that place.
Walter Zeidler of Hlttle Apple
gate received word W'ednesdny
from his brother that their HifcH'"'
died In (icrmany recently.
Jim o'Hrlen f lower Applegate
bought ;t(l head of beef cattle this
week from Charlie Dunford. They
wero delivered Monday from the
Crump ranch on Little Apple
gate. Fred Combest of Jacksonville
spent Sunday visiting Walter Zei ti
ler on little Applegate.
Mary, Donald nnd J,'iureneo
Sellers of Medford were Sunday
visitors at tho home of Miss Maud
I'ool.
There have been severnl home
steads taken recently In tho Arm
strong vicinity on 'Sterling creek.
Among tho homesteaders are Har
den Turnbow and Glenn Lee.
Mrs. Maud Duck Is suffering
this week from n sprained ankle.
liny l'hlnney of Little Applegate
is at tho Sacred Heart hospital.
Hin thumb was amputated last
Tuesday while cutting wood with
a buzz saw.
The Itig Applegate Sunday
whool Is planning a program to
be given by their members at the
Watklnn o. hoot house December
21.
Charlie Dunford lost two enlvpK
laf-t week when a miynt got into
the pasture with tlwrn.
Alex Kehiehtl. lookout man nt
Dutch inn n'n peak, b-ft Wednesday
for f.ermany to visit his Histrr.
It hn. been 3S years since Mr.
Schiehil left Germany. He plans
to return by Mny 15.
Among the schools plnnnlng
Christmas pnigrnms are Ituch.
I n ion town, Applegate and Little
Applegate.
JACKSONVILLE. Dee. 1 VPi
Tim plnne (.f Mrs. J, M. Keith-Milb-r.
A tiwtralian vi;itrlx. en
rMito (. 'iihlnt(ii. r rallied here
yesterday whn the motor fulled
ben0'p of a faulty Kaxolhic pump.
Tho plane fell from a height of
nlmtlt 40 feet, ft few ftf-rond lift'T
its take-off. Mm. Keith-Milbr
wa unhurt but the underf nrrlnge
and winpii of th plnne wrn rt--moHhd.
Messiah Will lie Sung
Tomorrow at Ildly
Music minded residentH of Med
ford and all people, enjoy hearing
the Christmas story retold as ouch
holiday senson approaches, will be
cnlcrtaiiied tomorrow evening at
the Holly theatre, when the be
loved oratorio, "The Messiah,".
will be sung by more thitn fiO local
artists in the presentation spon
sored by the Greater Medford club
under the direction of Mrs. C. 31.
I'aske.
Many weeks have been devoted
to rehearsals of the songs ami or
chestrations, which are accepted
as the greatest work of Handel.
Mrs. Paske and l- Wilson Wail,
director of the oii:hestra, are tie
serving of much appreciation for
the effort they have mmle to as
sure the public of a successful
presentation of this great musical
undertaking.
In connection with the oratorio
a travelogue of the 1 loty L;ind will
he fthmvn ort thfc'fcorPcrifThfl tfitme
film was shown with tho ' "Messi
ah' in tho It oso Jiowl presenta
tion. The leading roles in the Messiah
will be sung by Mrs. Klslo Carlton
Si ra ng, so pra no ; M rs. M a rga ret
Huntoon Williamson, contralto; It
K. Waldron, tenor, ami J lurold
Corliss, bnss.
Hesithmts of sou t hern Oregon
are expected to support tho Great
er Medford club in this undertak
ing by bringing a capacity crowd
to the Holly theatre tomorrow eve
ning. This is the first time the
"Messiah" has been presented in
Medford and sponsoring of musical
programs In the future will de
pend upon the response of the club
Tuesday.
Mrs. Curtoiv ishm
Collcgn Women's Ouh
The Jtogun Jtlver Valley College
Women's club met Saturday after
noon at tho homo of Mrs. i G.
Cnrlow. Dr. Mary It. Striekler,
who Ikih recently iVturned from n
trip abroad, gave a most interest
ing review of "Fjords and Folk of
Norway,'' by Samuel Iteckett. This
wan supplemented by her own per
sonal observations anil expet b'lices
ami ninny interesting souvenirs of
that country.
Mrs. W, H. I Hon entertained
with an Instrumental selection,
which was much enjoyed. The
social committee, consisting of
Mb Hall, Mrs. Chhgwin. Mrs.
L'thel WllletH. Mrs. L. 10. Williams
and Miss Jlelen Norris served re
freshments during the social hour.
4'lntf Meeting
Is I'osl poiied
The meeting of the Loyal Wom
en's clnss of the First Christian
church has been postponed fro m
Tuesday to Wednesday, necordtng
to nnnoiineement made yeslerdny.
The group will meet lit the home
of Mr. Henry Currier, fid 1 Went
Tenth street, at 11 o'clock, for a
covered dij-di luncheon. Kadi mem
ber Is retpieted 1o briny a small
cif t. A large attendance n de
sired. i.aild Mcet.H Touiulit
With Mr-. Chapman
Mr.". Maud 'hup ma n will be
hot--s this evening to members
of the crater (-'ike Guild of 1li'
I resbyteiinn church at her home.
107 C.enef-f-e afreet. She will be
audited by Miss Marcs ret Kci r.
Miss Mane ItidftiKs. Mrs. F. It.
Hnirerty a nd Mrs, Kmily 1ynan.
llev. C. It. Porter will talk to
the group on the subject of China.
Homecoming I la no, net
Will He. 'I'll In Kenlng
Membeiit of Olive liele kah I.hIki
will meet thin evening for annual
homecoming, at the I. o. o. F. half.
A hani4 l will be served at f
o'l-bn k. A pi ora m to follow tlv
regular 1oVl-c heKsltyn hai tn-nn
prepare. 1 by lh committee and all
niembeis are urired tn be pnveni.!
IaiI)' I lk- to Meet I
'J il;hijr AfleriKNtn j
Hrldge and pool will be enj-yed1
at th rt-ni'idef ( cluli nii of the
F.lkfl temple tumoriow nl'nrioh
hy the Iady Klkf. w hen they hold i
thir retrular scml-montblv m-M-ing.
1
I (i-iulualo Niti'scH to
I Observe Christmas
i The graduate nurses are among
the many M oil ford organ la lions
which will observe Christinas this
; week. They will meet for a Christ
j mas parly at the home of Mrs. C.
j W. Ashpolc this evening. Mrs.
Ash polo will he assisted as hostess
by Miss Theliua Kent.
A Christmas tree will be the
j leading feature of the evening's
program ami each member is
: asked to bring a 2 ft -cent toy.
Missionary Group
Meets on Tuesday
'The Women's Missionary society
of the I'rcsbyterinn church will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock In tlie church parlors. The
girls of the Junior Kndcavor will
I present a Christmas play under the
i direction of Mrs. (Maude Porter.
fairs. .Myers Will lie
Hostess Tomorifnv
Mrs. o, V. Myers will entertain
members of the Fidelity circle of
the First M. K. church at her
home, South Oakdalc, tomor
row n fternoc. n, The devothmals
(will be led by Mrs, Mary Smith
and the iuMy hy Mrs. ieu non
schoter. O. S. C. Club lo Mac
( hrisdnns Parly
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner will
entertain members of the Oregon
(Slate College club at their home on
j South Oakdalc this evening. The
annual Christmas psirty will !
held and each member is asked to
'bring u gift for the Christmas tree,
I
! Gnosis l-or
Tho Holidays
Mr. and Mrs. Middlecoff und son
WiUia in. nnd Mrs. Father Itncey,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs, H. K.
Mollis for t he holidays, Mrs.
Mlddlecolf nnil Mrs. Kaeey are
sisters of Mrs. Morris,
SHADY COVE ,
SHADY COVF. Ore.. Dec Hi.
(SpeclaD Mrs. Jane Zimmerly is
not welt hlnce she camo homo from
Crescent City.
Mrs. swindles was 111 ln.Mt Hun-
! dny and was taken to the Com
munity Hospital nt M'-dford. She
Is reported some better.
Karl Maker was taken to the
Srtered Heart hospital to bo ope
rated on for appendicitis.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Sagersnmn hnvo
nmved Into their new house below
the Rogue Hiver bridge.
The P.-T. A. gave a supper and
bazaar hint l-'ritlay evening to raise
money for a Christmas tree for
the school children. Thorn was
nearly $20 raised.
Mr. Ilalley has moved from the
Walker place to the Merrltt place.
Mr. liipley Is now living t
the Miller service station.
Joe i (oskins Is home this week
to look nlier hi place timing
Mrs. Maker's absence.
Dave K. Swllutrl of Mnndon vis
ited Tuesday and Wednesday nt
the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. John
liden.
Mrs. John C. Stille in nble to be
up and do her own work nnd says
she Is feeling pretty well.
Willinm Zlniineiiy, who was
working in Washington (bit Hum
mer, came tlown and took hlf
family w ith him.
Mr. Month went to Ashland Sat
urday, his daughter, cedle return
ing with ll t til for the week -end.
TAKEN BY DEATH
IN BRIEF ILLNESS
Mrs. Helen Pollegrew passed
away at the Sacred Heart Hos
pital Sunday inoruihg after an
illness of one week. Mrs. Petlti
grew was born at Lake -CroeU,
Oregon, June i:t. I'liMt.
She was a very charming girl,
with a pleading smile for all. She
was married to Iceland Pet t ogre w
of Kagle point. November tl of
this year. Mrs. Pet teg lew was
very well known in Medlord. hav
ing "lield a posp Ion In the county
clerk's office for the past three
years. She will be mourned by
a host of friends, besides her hus
band and relatives.
She leaves her husband, Lebind
Pettcgrew of Kagle Point, her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mey
er of Lake Creek, one sister, Milly
Meyer of Lake Creek, lour broth
ers, Audley. otto. Henry, all of
I -a Ue Creek, and Vernon Meyer,
Medford.
Funeral services will bo con
ducted from the Catholic church
Tuesday morning at 10 a.m.,
Father J thick officiating. Inter
ment in the Central point ceme
tery. Perl Funerat Homo in charge
of the arrangements.
I
LITTLE NAHSS BOY
LOSES LONG Fl
AGIST ILLNESS
Charles Nahss, Jr., died at the
home of his parents three miles
northeast of Medford early Sun
day morning, aged nine years, 10
months, and 1 day, of tumor of
the brain. He was the eldest
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Nahss.
He had been at the Doern-
beeher hospital in Portland for
eight weeks, coming homo Sep
tember 20. and had been under
treatment since that time. Charles
hail been a student of the Lone
lino school In the third grade.
He leaves his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Nahss, two sisters
a nd one brot her, M rs. John Lu
ther Conger of Medford, F.mcllc
nnd Henry.
Funeral services will ho held
at the Christian church Tuesday
nl :t (1 ii m 1 ( n v vv it l tn l nl
officiating. Interment In Med-j
ford cemetery.
ATTENTION!
TURKEY SHIPPERS
Ship Your TURKEYS
to
J. GARBINI & CO.
Commission Merchants
115-117 Washington Street
San Francisco, .California
License Dealers
Wo supply cases, grade and pack your TURKEYS '"
FREE OF CHARGE. Bring your turkeys to the Oregon
California Fast Freight Terminal at Medford for this
service. Our representative, A. Patton, will receive tur- '
keys for shipments there, and will be glad Ito assist you ;!
in every way.
Pick-up Service If Desired
Turkeys for Christmas trade will be received until '
10:30 A. M. Sunday, December 21.
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THIS YEAR
GIVE
n
DIES SUDDENLY
WHILE AT II
William S. Aherln, n renidont
of Me. 1 1 oi.l for the Inst five years
where he has been engaged In
the furniture repair business at
34 South Crape street, died In his
place of business shortly lifter
10:. 'to a.m. today.
Mr. Aherin was In his usual
health in the morning, but a f'w
minutes be font his denlh, com-'
plained of an acute pain about
the heart and told William An
drews, his employe, that ho would
lie down on a i-ol. for a while. A
few minutes later Mr. Andrews
heard him fall to the flour nnd
Dr. Krcsso was summonl.l 1 hut
Mr. A herln was dead beforo the
iltK-tor could arrive.
He was born at Lodl. Win..
November 12. lSiil, nnd was aged
fi!l yearn. Ho leaven two daugh
ters nnd one son, Mm. J 0)111
Spuckmun of Med foul and Agues
and Kdwnrd Aherin of California,
Funeral services will bo n-
nnuueed by Conger Funeral Par
lors Inter.
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Travel, adventure, liis
t o r y, biography for
father and the boys.
A good novel, a bridge
book, a book of vci'se for
mother or sister. , .
Picture books and story
books, all sizes and prices,
for the children.
, Xo matter how much or
how littlo you wish to
spend give books.
4
Swem's
Book and Gift Shop
lViVl
"Went Linn. Contract awarded
to Codfredson and Tense for con
struction of $21,143 sewer In Holly
(rarden district.
WASHINGTON. Hep. 15. MV
Joel StMKltl was nominated to
day by President Hoover to be
potnint'-r nt linker. Oregon, nnd
John A. V 'nil tn be pontmnptcr at
Klamath Fulls. Oregon.
Demonstration sheep flocks are
to ho established In various sec
tions of Kentucky thin winter.
The care you take in
mixing cafce katter
is similar to the care taken in
roasting HLL5
BROSCOFFEE
You ai".d (lour to your cake batter
a littli at a timt in order to blend
all the ingredients evenly. Hills
Ilros. roast their codec a jtw pounds
at a timt to tccure an even roast.
This continuous process Con
trolled Roasting develops a fla
vor no bulk-roasted coffee liaj.
ttith frem th
trtlinal vttuum
ftk. Esiity
ftntJ with tht
hy. Lnk r ibt
At A tn tbi mr
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Make a Strong
RESOLVE
If you would carry out your resolu
tion put determination in it. Reso
lutions are of numerous- gradua
tions. A weak, half-hearted "Hope
So," resolution is sure to be broken
or come to nothing in a short while.
Now Is the Time
To put real determination in a res
olution to'save a part of what you
earn and put it in a Thrift Account
at the Jackson County Bank.
How Many Good Reasons Can You
Think of As to Why You '
Should Do This?
The Jackson County Bank j
ESTABLISHED lit! 3
Medford, Oregon
Commercial Savings - Safe DepotU
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