Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 16, 1930, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMTlTIi' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OKflflON. TUESDAY, DECEfBER 16, 1930. COAST AREA UNTOUCHED Meteorological Report BY BOREAS Country East of Rockies ;'., Suffers Chill Northern States Hard Hit Cana dian Provinces Have Bliz i zasfi, Loss of Life. December 1(1. 1930. ForiHUi.tH. Medlord nnd vicinity: Tonlliht nnd Wednosduy, fair, with ground fng; cooler toniKht. . OroKon; Kuir tonight nnd Wed noKday. (.'round Tokk in wi'Ht portion. Cooler tonlfcht, Local Data y if ? L ' Temperature (iIckh.).. Its UU UicIti'fitdiiHt 12 brH.) ;h 38 Lowhi (In 12 hrH.).. ttii 3.1 Iti-I. Humidity (pc.. 3 I'ref'ipitfLtin- (in.)... :. ."0 ; .ou Htut of wcniher .. J, t.'dy. 1 Jifiln Ruth Owen Proves "Speaker" Sex Not Always Like That ) IXiwGut temperature thin fmtrn j Inn, 33 rtonrH. ' Ily llio Associated IreN It won co-o-o-o-ld todny, from l)io Jtockleu to Maine. Only In the far mo m h and on the extreme Pa cific corhI wn the went nor any thing hut uncomfnrtubty Mhnrp. t Four dPKrecH nbove zero In Boat on, Albany and Portland, Me.; Hix In Montreal; eight In Detroit; 10 In New York; 12 In Ht. Paul; 14 In Chicago nnd Den ver; 16 In KunwtH City; 22 In Norfolk, Vn., nnd 30 In Abilene, Texaa. Theo 8 n. m. (13. H. T.) tom- peratureH, all below freezing, told the fltory of an almost nationwide (old wave which reached It.s nadir -with n mark of 17 below r.oro In iiwlw Mead, N. Y. r : In the northeastern HtntCH the IdltercHt weather was felt. White Itlvnr Junction, Vt., recorded l& bolnw; Northfield, Vu. felt the bite of 14 below weather. At Her ISti. N. JI., and Malone, N. Y.. H Wan JO below, and at HprlnKflcld, Mas., the mark wan mituiH five. 'In 'nmdii' maritime provinces and Newfoundland a hllxKurd ye trday left a cloak of wnow and (tfliiKed dlHtreiiK to uhlppliifc. Kmir seamen were loHt off Newfound Jnnd and several fishermen were iitlHftlnK from North Hydnoy. DQUiDCHEKAND Total precipitation Hlno Hep leniher I. ia:iO, 4.Kf Inches. Temperature a year ao today: H lj best, 4U; lowext. 36. KmiHCt today, 4:4 1 p.m. HunrlHe Wednesday, 7:34 a.m. Huimct -Wodnemlay, 4:42 p.m. Observations Taken at 6 A. M. 120th Meridian Time avahiunioton. Dec. ie. (&) ltuth lirynn Own, rep- rem-ntativo tom Florida, who hH her Hharn of the liryan fiimlly'H HpeuklnK ability, now IioUIh a record for brevity. j Bh-T wan, qn of ttevferal wit h nces ttHklnK 'lotnbtl)InK of 'a house committee. ' Jler turn came. 4 "Me, too," he ald, nnd at down. The committee chair- man called it unprecedented " ' ' ' ' HUGE SHIP IN I OF DRUG TAKEN LOCAL OFFICE Fl STEAMER CITY ft r r M O f H linker Oily' ..... HlHtnnrok liolup- Danvor Ich MolnaH ...... I'YaHno ....'...J...., Ilolonu I-oh AnKalaH .MnrHhflrld PhnonlX' I'ortland Ited llluff ItoHPhlll'K Halt l.ck San Frani'lxro .. Hantn l-V Hatllo SpnknnA Walln Walla .... Winnipeg 32 22 M 30 28 fiC 3 70 12 60 . 42 1.(1 411 32 62 31 4K 34 30 20 Oldy. Clour Know Clour 'f'loar Clear t:idy. Clear Italn Clear Clily. Clear CM sr. 1 Cdy. Clear iear 'lily. Cldy. Cleur Clear V. J. Tlutchlnon, Meteorologist. . STORY 1 (ConMnutd from Piri 1) ASSIGNING IN TO ROAD WORK v i New York Customs Agents 1 frnd' Million Dollar Cache in Cases of Furs from Turkey.. - . WASHINGTON, Dec. 16. () j IliiKe quantltiea of narcotics, term ed ut the treasury the larcest Bolz ure ever mud in t1il country, have been taken on the steamer Alexia in New York hai bor. Customs ugeiitH reported today it totuled 100 pounds and aid the market value run above $1,000,000. Importers of the contraband were not captured. The nurcotics were shipped from Turkey, enclosed In cases of furs thut originated in Constantinople. Announcement of the seizure was made by Assistant Secretary Low man, who imld It resulted from the Joint work of the customs and nar cotics bureaus. ' Thirty-five Employed Under Plan of State Road Commission to Aid Unemployed. SEIZED NEAR TOLO - One load of alleKed alcohol that will not reach Its destination laud oil Hn three accused owners In the county jail this moinlUK as a re Hiilt ol' a cur crash on the overborn! brlriKe on the I'uuida hlithwny at To!o. Hurry W. Yapp, 4S; Court ney Yapp, 24, and II. J. Blown, 41, of liUKono are in the county juil facinir churKes of liquor possession. -The trio, arrested by the sherirt'B office and stale trnfflo ol'flcers, are ttllnged to have been en route to Kuxene with a load ol 60 gallons of alcohol when their machine left Iho highway on the bridge und turned over several times over a steep jtrado. After hiding the al cohol uuder the bridge, the men round their way to Gold Hill, where they attracted attonllou because pf being In an Intoxicated condition. The' sheriff's office was called nnd the men were brought -to the btmnty Jail. Several cans of alco hol Is said to have been destroyed Su a - result of the orash, which completely wrecked the car, an old Dodge touring. tThe two Yapps are father and apit nad, while claiming no address, ore believed to have beeu muklng their headquarters In California. 4 . s i Ford Levei White House WASHINGTON, Dec. Henry Kord. an overnight guest at the White House, lert early today by motor for Pittsburgh. . i Forty Trains KUIIrtl. ' v. WAH8AW, Poland, Deo. 1 .() Forty trains were stalled In eastern Poland an the result of a heavy snnwHlonn which began December 14 nnd continued unabated tndny stages It presented vaudevlllo and atock company performances.'- It catered to the dancing, swimming and roller skating public, and ntso boasts a bowling alley. The suit Is in equity and Is being heard before Circuit Judge It. D. Norton. Knyurt Is represented by Attorney A. K. Kennies, the de fense by Attorneys Oeurgu M. Hob i.Tts and Porter J. Neff. Granted Divorce ' i rJ Win uutiiaT rr rnoib Mrs. Huguttte Clark Oowei daughter of the late Senator W. A Clark of Montana, was granted i divorce from William MacDonalr Gower In Rer.j, Nnv,( on groundi of desertion. Employment of Jo blew men upon Mate highway wldenlm; work. In arcordanro with the policy adopted by the fttate high way commlHHlon laHt week, la now underway in Jackmin county and ,'tft men, reentered with lh coun ty i:otirt, were referred to the lo cal itfflee of the Blaie hlchway ccunmlsHion, It Ih tho Intention to employ an many men aw poHHible. tho fiuallficntidnit being that all who eek work are married men, or Hinjtle men fith dependents, and that they be bona fide reiddentH of JucltBon county, No employ ment will be Klven to non renl dont JobleHH, according to Count' JudKo Alex Hparrow, who resardsi the Hltualion uu a cowe of each county looklnn out for Km own The waxe Ih $3 a day for elKht houi-H nnd all the work Ih with nick and hIiovoI. It conHlwtH of widening and levelliiB a ntrlp on each Bide of tho laiific hlKhway Oiiiuty AmonA First Other weHtern Oreuon count leH will tii It o Hlmllar action, but Jack Hon county In amonR tho leadorH In putting tho policy In effect. It Ih expected that the work win lust until Hprltin openH. All the men employed are re quired to reKUrtor With tho coun ty court, HtailiiK their age, num ber of children and other data. A dozen workerH were recom mended by the Jted Ctohm. "Tho waKen paid are not much, hut it will enable the doervinK to earn nom money for their neodo and to mnko ChrlstmaH cheerier at their houHe," ald JudRo Spar row." The plan In not In accord ance with economy, but Ih one of necessity and to alleviate an much hh poHHible preHent condltionn." It Ih expected there, will bo more than 100 local men em ployed on tho work, TALENT " LUCKY DOGS TO ENJOY STEAM HEATED KENNEL CllICAOO, Doc. 1 fi. A Htenm heated home with 22 ken nelw hnvhiK upper and lower berthn for Mray doH during the cold wenther will bo provided by th city council of Onk Park. Tho area of liritaln'e crown ?ol- nlefl and mandated territories In approximately .000,000 square miles, comparable, to tho whole of Hrltinh India. t'nlvcndty of California's dnlry division In manufacturing cottage eheee from milk powder. TALENT. Ore.. Dec. Jfl. (Rpl.) Tii lent 41rani;e gave an entertain inent nnd box nocial at the Com munity hall Friday night which wan a huccchh fininclully and ko ciully. The Junior club of Valley View Orange put on 'the program. The play, "A Perplexing Situa tion." wan Htaged by a promising Het of young actorn. Mr. Kells of Wagner creek, who wan Htricken with paralyxbi laKt Monday, passed away Saturday. Mr. and Mr. Walter ltowley went to Medford Wednesday even ing o attend tho Kastern Star meeitlng. The Hmall son of Mr. and Mrs. Lem Krlnk became ill Tueeday and was rushed to the hospital in Med ford. He recovered sufficiently to be brought home Friday. Alva Itrower, ventriloquist, ap peared at the high school audito rium 'Friday for an -evening's en tertainment under the auspices , of the student body. Mr. nnd Mm. h. 8, Timmons are moving to Central Point. , Mr. nnd Mrs. L. 'E. IrfVander and Mm. M. M. I.eVnnder of. Mon tana called on Mk and Mrs. Holl bitugh Thursday. . The Talent meat market was re opened on Thursday under tho mnnngament of Mr. Chlldera. M in, I. C. Williams entertained her Sunday school clnsh Wednes day, evening. , ThlH was a ( regular monthly meeting, and nttor the business tension refreshments wore served Jiy the hosteris. Mm. L. I. Crawford took hor children and niece, Doris French of Ashland, to Medford Saturday afternoon to a show. Charles Campbell took o tr,uck load of Christmas trees to --San Francisco the laHt of the week. , lie will visit hl daughter, Mrs..Chris tensen, In Ilurllngame before re turning. . Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Ttapp, nnd children nnd Mtv. Hen French nnd non f .nwrence attended a reunion of the French family at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray Coleman of Jacksonville Sunday. "M.H Ia Villa Long spent Thurs day In Ashland on business. Women's Itellef Corpn of Ash land prenented J. fl. Crawford n beautiful bouquet in honor of hlH 82nd birthday. December 8. Freeman "Wedge Is quite 111 at; htn home. ! Cub couts enjoyed a hike on Wagner Butte Saturday. Scout-! master Brown took them to 1hei end of the rond In his car. They' then hiked seven miles. They en-j Joyed hot-dogs and buns toasted , before an open fire. j Campflre Olrls meet on Friday; night In their new club rooms in 1 the Ames building, where they now1 have quarters through the courtesy of K. i, Adnnipon. j ill TURKEYS Starting Wednesday, Dec. 17th, We will receive Turkeys for Christmas shipments- Standard Grade Highest Cash Prices SWIFT & CO. Phone 957 N. Fir St. I! Ladles' Aid of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs. ilack ler Thursduy afternoon. Mr. and Mm. Itoon and daiiKh ters epent Thursday evening with Mr. und Mrs. tilngel on Wagner creek. Paul Master ha purchased the Alison Ward place on the hlKhway In Talent. Mr. Masters and family have already taken possession. Mr. .Masters Is teachlnB tho Pilot 1 toc-J Hehool. The town council voted at Its last meeting to purchase seed nnd fertilizer to resced the lawn at tho city hall. Mr. and Mrs. Vlrcll Campbell are upending the week with Air. and Mrs. Charles Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. IJ. 11. LonK of Mod ford spent Sunday with i:helr moth er. Mrs. Charles Lone;. ' Dove Finds a Friend at Local Service Station 1 ho throws In the gravel. And if i he had a Christman stocking ho would certainly hang it up. ' (By Eva Nealon) He flies low over the service sta tion nt the corner of Sixth street and Jtlverside, gives his wings a small but grateful flutter as he percheH on the curb, then picks grnlns from the gravel and coos for he believes In Santa Claue the little blue pigeon who has pome to live on the corner. A few weekH ago he limped across tho street to the station and found some grain in the gravel. No one, molested him, altho his walk was feeble, so ho returned the next day nnd the next. Then the service station proprietor, who had Rrown very friendly, picked him up. He found stiff wires wound round and round the pigeon's toes. Me uncurled thorn and found hut feet were, very swollen and joro. He put him down on the ground again nnd gave him an extra hand ful of wheat. The pigeon's feet are now much Improved but ho returns each day to thank the proprietor with a "coo-oo" and eat the whent, which rinwlfled advertising (tta renulta. Headadu T.bll-will promptly surt M IV nod.d bowal sotlon, cl.ar f wuu and potion from your num. and brlo welcome fjnxiiriir nlitfatonct. Tho mild. IWVWMT, uf, KlI-vwatsbK luv " TO-MOHmxr livt. Torit-liic AlKlbHT Tht All.Vtgtlabl Laxatiot y 'm.ch. '? 'S. Only 10c. r --,..B,ilT"" ai Only 7 More Shopping Days Until Christmas C "THE. STORE FOt EVEPVBOPV J FHONE-486-47 HCfOn&CIKtN. Please Shop Early and in The Morning ' Finest Quality Brocaded Rayon The greatest robe value ever offer ed by a store In Southern Oregon. Men's fine quali ty brocaded ray on lounging robes in blue, gold, tan, cardinal, and black and white. These .robes all have a Skinner satin tuxedo col lar and - wide cuffs. Men's Lounging ROBES $595 Your Christmas dollars will do extra duty if spent in Medford's Own Gift Store Thousands of worthwhile gifts are assem bled here Gifts for the Home, for women, for men, infants and the children. Gift Hose $165 Beautiful full- fashioned Theme silk hose, chiffon weight with picot top and French heel. New winter and early spring shades. Choice Women's sheerest chiffon silk hose- packed in indi vidual suede boxes. A full fashioned hose with picot top and French heel. Ex quiaite evening shades. $195 Women's pure silk full fashioned Theme extra service weight anteed to give entire wear ing satisfaction. All the populad shades, priced 'hose "in t QE ght guar- v) I JJ I or 2 Pair for $3.65 Crepe de Chine Underwear for Christmas Gifts Give her one or two of these smart crepe de chine or satin com binations this Christmas! These dainty undergarments are in lace trimmed or tailored styles and come in all the popular shades. $1.95 to $9,95 Another very desirable gift are these dainty dance sets of crepe de chine. French crepe, satin and georgette. They come trimmed with fine point lace and in any shade ycu could wish. Also all sizes. $2.98 to $9.95 Wednesday Special Extra special for Wednesday at Mann's. Pure linen lunch cloths for gifts. These fine cloths are in the 54-mch size, have attractive colored borders and are hemmed ready for use. Vcur choice at 89 Ea. Linen Gift Towels Pure linen gift towels In rich pas tel shades. All are hemstitched and have a dainty striped border of - white. The sice is 18x33, a very practical size especially In a linen towel. Your choice 69 Ea. Madeira Gift Towels Every woman loves Madeira linen towels. She will adore these. They are beautifully embroidered and are pure linen snow white and In guest towel size. A splendid gift for only $100 1 Ea. MANN'S, MAIN FLOOR Acceptable Gifts Large Chiffon Handkerchiefs f. a -in dainty pastel shades and I over patterns. Choice T Fine French Kid Gloves. Pull- trjOC on styles in all the new colors including; black : Women 's and Misses Pure Lin- a en Handkerchiefs in white and I colors. 3 in a box 1 Rubberized Cambric Aprons in r(r attractive Christmas Gift XM boxes Fabrikoid Card Table Covers J a in assorted shades including I black -;. Y Novelty water jugs with stop- I fr per. These are filled with qual ity Bath Salts - Rose and green art glass Salt r a and Pepper Shakers with silver plated tops Y Montag't Stationery O 49c to $3.95 box ' Give Her a ROBE This Christmas What woman or miss would not love to have a beautiful robe under her Christmas tree? Give her the robe she wants, its here at Mann's and they are not ex pensive. The ones quoted below are beautiful In quality and glo rious in color. Rayon Robes $195 Women's printed and brocade robes as well as lovely solid colors are ready for your selec tion at this very low price. These robes come in glorious colors and combinations as well as black and all have silk cords. Sizes are large, medium and small. Beacon Robes S195 U Come to Mann's for the genuine Beacon flannel robes. Beacon robes are the Ideal robe for wo men or misses. They are so warm yet not too heavy for comfort. Hew colors and. com binations, all sizes and styles, your choice 16.95. MANN'S O 8ECOND FLOOR HllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllH IllllillllllllJllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll J0L .