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!M"EDFORD MATL TRTBTTXTC, MEDFORD, QUEfipy, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1M0.
VALLEY FRUIT
ILL BENEFIT
E
FROM SERVIC
Traffic Association Hear
i: Report, On Recent Rail-
way Meet-Better Refrig
'? erator Cars.
Double Parking
Permissible For
Yule Shoppers
PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 18.
(VP) The ChrlHtimm Hplrit
Iihh tmftcned tho heartH of 4
j Poi Hand traffic copa.
I An official ituiimincemcnt '
I hat, gone nut. that tho douhln 4
J jiarker In the, downtown area 4-
1h not to ho moh'Htcd nrovid-
InK, of couihc, ho 1b actually k
HlioppinK.
After ClirialmaH. day, how-.
ever, douhlo parking will HK'tin
ho frowned upon.
Today'H hohhIoii of ll:o lit'Kue
Jtiver Traffic association was d
Votcd almost entirely to a review
of the recent Hewdon of Die North
west Advisory board of the Amer
ican Hallway association at Port
land, and the deliberation of the
frenli fruit committee thereof, by
C. T. Raker, Hecrotary and Ralph
ft, llcadlry, who attended,
la Improvement! to tlie rofriRer.
tor car nervlcc from thlH valley
wan 1 luted :ih the chief benefit to
accrue. Tho Hon t hern I'uelflc
railroad, it wan iiaid, has already
neiit auentH Into Hi it city to col
lect data on the nubjcet, ami aim
the Paeifiu Fruit lixprewi had
given local fdiipperM HtroiiK aH"
a u ran com that hereafter rofrin
"crator cars would have tight doors,
Ho erackH in the BldcH, or leuk
:Jii the roof, and" ho new Instead
of aged carH, with poor lnula
.tion. Vp The refrigerator cars will he
standardized in ctiulpmont and it
.is reported that many new refrig
erator ears will he available for
the 1931 HhlpphiK Kcaxon.
JK'trlmeiilH Shown.
'. Secretary Raker reported tha
lio Kovcrnmcnt report on refrlK
cmtion ear lertn Bhowed several
diKirepancioH, detrimental to the
fruit shipping Industry, one heinK
hat the temperature in Home of
(he refrigerator cam roo a hljih
a iiO decree, far loo hinh for
-perfect condition of tho fruit.
Tho matter of thin section wlth-
diawinp from .the Northwest Ad
visory bourd and affiliating with
the Houthwert board (California)
w:i tabled, until opportunity wan
afforded to nttend a aemdon fj
tho Houthwent Advisory board.
Homo Traffic association memhciH
felt that tho interest of thta val
:lev were moro closely allied with
California than tho northwest. The
matter will be settled at a meet
ing of the Traffic naoelation. after
all tho fadH have been assem
bled. High Priced Pears.
J. H. Bryant of Portland mailed
a leaflet, he had received from
Krank Clements DoremuH, JKOO
Kranklln avenue, Kan Francisco.
Tho leaflet stated that Cornice
pears, gloriously flavored as a re
sult of yearn of experimentation,
would make a fine Christinas gift,
and could be serured, express pre
paid, at the rate of $.r per box.
20 pears in a box, or at the tariff
of 25c per pear. .Mr. Ryrant said
this was a stiff price, und Inti
mated ho smelled a plot of Cali
fornia to steal Oregon thunder,
Inarniuieh us southern Oregon was
the. only spot where Comlco pears
could be raised to perfection. The
advertised Comlco were from ''the
Rroadbcnt orchard s," whercvej
they may -be.
PHOENIX
PMOKNIX. Ore., Deo. IS Spl.)
Announcement was made thai
I ho Thursday cluh'n Christmas
party to have been given Satur
day nlht has been postponed
until a future date.
.The card party cR'cn at the
Woodman hall Saturday Aight by
the Neighbors of Wooderaft was
well uttended. Five hundred and
bridge were enjoyed for the larger
part of tho evening. Refresh
ments were scrvd.
Roy Hurleson attended a shoot
ing match at Jacksonville and re
turned with two turkeys.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith called
at the homo of Mrn. L. O. Caster
lust Thursday.
AS BT. FALLS PAIR
DISTINGUISHED .VISITOR
The residents of Butto Fulls
breathe easier now that they know
that Floyd Hhlpp and Chester Stev
enson, two young men who had
been residing In that vicinity for
Severn I months past, have been un
der lock and key since yesterday
and will be working out a fine of
$! and costs in tho county jail for
tlm next 2.1 duys. which sentence
was imposed on thorn today In Judge
Taylor's court on an old assault
and battery charge.
It is claimed that the two young
Toxans, who located In Rutte Kalis
some time ago, have been trouble
breeders and disturbers of tho
peace of that community ovor since
their arrival, will not work and are
so quarrelsome that many llutto
Falls people arc even afraid to at
tend tho dances there for fear of
these two men. It Is also claimed
thev wore guilty of other miscon
duct. R was thought that the commun
ity was rid of them for good when
early last September they were
found guilty of assault and battery
on A. II. Rlanz of Kutto Falls, in
Judge Taylor's court In Medford,
and on their promise to leave this
part of tho country Judgo Tuylor
refrained from enforcing sentence.
However, it seems that Shipp
and Stevenson only went to Port
land for a week or so, and then
drifted back to Rutte Fulls and re
sumed their old habits, which fin
ally became so nolsesome that Mar-
old Netherland, deputy sheriff of
that district, took them In custody
yesterday and brought- them In
Medford, where today the assuult
and buttery sentence was put Into
effect on recommendation of Geo.
Netlson, deputy district attorney.
Judge Taylor regretted that tinder
the law ho could only Impose the
$f(l sentence, as he would have
liked to add more money to tho
fine and impose a Jail sentence besides.
STEEG CABINET PASSES
FIRST HURDLE SAFELY
PAIUS, Dec. 18. (VP) The six
day old cabinet of Premier Steeg
was sustained In a vote of confi
dence In tho chamber today JiKl to
2K4.1
V $ J
'mmms-" W -
An Interesting camera study of Prof. Albert Elntteln, noted Ger
man scientist and mathematician, taken upon his arrival In New York
City en route to California for scientific research.
SLAYER'S CLOTHESjWALES CONFINED
LOGAJEDBY BOYS BY SLIGHT CHILL
SALE OF SEALS
E!
of hard times. It Is up to last years
mark.
. airs. R. K. Oreen. chairman of
the Hdles committee, says, "U I
hoped that the sales will reach Iat
yeni's mark.'
Medford, pat yourself on
back! .
the
(C4Hitrlliuel.)
You may leavo Med fold but
you cannot forget It. Although
they may be far away tho mlndt
and hearts of former Medforditos
turn often to this city.
'"Proof? Jus: this: Many of them
remember At ed ford financially in
the siile of Christmas syals. One
of the notable examples In Mi's.
Delroy Oetehel and her daughter,
who though living In Seattle, sent
back their contribution to the fund.
Say, by the way, do you know
how the sale of Christmas sea!t
Is coming along? Well, in spite
DETROIT, Dec. IX. (fl) The
Detroit News said today it had
learned from police that Miss Mar
garet Owen, actress, had told them
she was the woman who called
Jerry Buckley to the lobby of the
La Hallo hotel where he was slain
by three gunmen early on July 23.
The News says Miss Owen said she
made the telephone call to the
radio announcer Innocently, be
lieving she was arranging a party
to celebrate the recall of Mayor
Chnrles Howies.
DEATH SEQUEL OF :
ALL NIGHT -PARTY
lAiSVOS. Doc. 18. UP) Tho
truKlc death uf Philip Iloscltino
from Ban asphyxiation in his hoimi
yesterday. cndjiK the career of
one of tho most promising young
Kngllsh soiib writer, was auld t(.
day to have followed an all-night
party which tho composer in cald
to have given to a number of his
buhomlan friends. . '
(Hcseltino, who wrote hla num
erous musical composition -under
the name "Peter. VarUick." was
left alone In his, flat when tho
party ended at 7 Q. m.. and It was
not until eeveral hours later that
neighbors caught . the smell of es
caping pa, and breaking into his
room made the discovery of his
body. ; '
O
Si
MA It YVIIXtC, Mo.. Dec. 18
UV) IJioofly uiiderelothlng believed j
U have been worn by the slayer j
of Miss Velma roller, who was!
found dead Tuesday evening nt a'
rural school houw, where she!
taught near here, was brought to!
the office of prosecuting Attorney!
Paul It. Jones by three boys to-
day.
-They said the"' garment was
found alfout lu feet behind a
railroad louee near Conception,
Mo., 18 miles east of here.
Funeral services fr the 'young
teacher were - held this afternoon.
DONDON. Dec. 18. W The
Prince of Wales was confined t"
IiIh rooms at York house today
with a slight chill.
The heir to the throne had plan
ned to go to Windsor today for
tho shooting, - hut when It was!
do-covered he had a chill it was
decided that he had better remain
indoors.
Tho princo was obliged to can
cel an engagement to attend the
Simon Uolivar commemoration din
ner at tho Savoy hotel tonight,
and there was no likelihood that
he would carry out his intention of
shooting at Melton Mowbray to-
i morrow..
A RECORD-BREAKING EVENT
PRE
HOLIDAY
ALE
WHILE THEY LAST
We Will Sell a Limited Number of
The Famous
Premier Jr.
-AT-
$20)75
The I't't'iitiiT tlr. is sM'ciiilly dcsiniird .for tho sniiill Ikiiiii- or iia rt moil t
It is Hinioitt as liht us ii hrooin, yet us efficient us the lnrjjo eleiiner
The Premier Ir.'s Mull Meiifiny Motor l!eiiiires no Oil.
The itiolor driven linish pieks tip nil elinjiiiin, snvfaee
litter, Ntieh us hairs, threads and lint nml dislodges all
the deeply imhedded dirt, whieh readily and easily is
pieked tip hy Premier Jr. h powerful net ion.
ACT NOW!
ELIMINATE A HOUSEKEEPING DRUDGERY!
A very small down payment deliver the Premier
. : Junior
Balance on easy monthly payments
DOXDOX. Dec. IX. Prlmo
Camera. Italian heavyweight, stop
ped Reggie Meen of Kngland In tho
second round of their bout here tonight.
STORY 1
(Continued from Pag 1)
Sec Tho
Premier Jr.
at our
SALESROOM
or
Phone 12
' and our
Representative
will call.
Peoples Electric Store
0 0. ALENDERFER
Phono 12
212-214 W. Main St.
A. B. CUNNINGHAM
f.,M
(he lowert bidders, llargrenves &
Mndsey bf IliiKcne, for f 19.11)6.95
This action, however, was not
taken until Mr.( llargreaves had
HHHtned the councilmon in open
meeting ho would use all local
labor, with the exception of four
or five "key" men and purchase
all material locally, as far uh con
Kisteutly posHlhlo. In fart, he de
clared that ht firm would ffo
tlm limit to help out In the uuem
ploy men t situation in Medford.
Jle Htated that the firm's bid was
computed on thai IhimIm.
The key men would be the
eonipany's foreman, steel ronstruc
tlon workerM and a conerete fin
isher Twenly-flve lo.ItO men will
be employed on the Jnb, which,
bar i'ln g floods, will be completed
In .)' days, and mi whd-h work
will start hm noo as the, t ity en
gineering department completes
all tho necessary details. Fifteen
to 20 men will be enipioyid at
the start and frm l!.' to 30 men
during; the time concrete In being
poured.
The council. In accordance with
the petition of the property own
era, awarded the contract for In
stalling the sewer In the (J ten it
Oak district to it. 1. Stuart &
Kis, tho lowest bidder. Award
had been held up since the hut
council meeting because that bid
was In excess of the city en
gineer's estimated rost of the Job.
Ill-tiring Ah Mrt Wall.
Clin it man Irey of the ainicrt
committee announced at lite meet,
ing that work was under way at
present in reinforcing the cast
and wcM walls of the ha near at
the airport, to guard agaiiuH pos-fdble-
weakening by wind storms.
It came iit during the discus
sion Incidental to killing the pro
posed antl-dok' howling ordinance.
that that ordinance wan not aimed
at the dou hospital ns It was vald
that Ironhlei'ome problem existed
no more for tine ri'iwm that most
of tho dogs had been removed and
Unit residents of the neighborhood
were now satisfied with the situa
tion. Chairman Meeker of the health
committee exhibited n chart which
hud been prepared hy CHy School
Superintendent lledrti k and City
Dairy Inspector Aust In. showing
the great Improvement made since
the government standard milk
ordinance wnn put into effect. In
giving the city a pare milk, sup
ply. This chart showed thai ""
per cent of the milk supply was
now grade A and IT per cent
grade It and that the lowest
grudcH C und D had been eliminated.
Premier lutprmcil.
MADIilD. Dec. IS. idV Pre
mier (ieneral lierenguer. who I
suffering from tonalllti. WasO1"'
proved today nnd was abte to
leave his bod.
si"
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Buy More for Less at Ward's
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in
I LAST
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(X rTj) and f&-A
v- x y ' v
iri
duristmas
Sales
Smart gifts for five dollars and less at Ward's.
Ward's is "the Gift Store for ell the Family."
And remember
Fan
TOWEL SET
3 S1.00
O Turkish towel aii:l
iwo w ii h h cloths.
Colorful floral Jac
ctuard borders. A
a welcome gift!
MEN'S BELTS
S1.00
A fine cowhide belt.
Fancy ullver. plated
bm-kle and w a t c h
gnu id to match.
MEN'S TIES
98c
Silk lined ilea In
smart new 1331 pat
terns.: Striped and
figured putterna. .
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Jazz Drum Outfit
$1.98
He. M.50 Value
Consisting of; S
in. trap drum, 6-in.
treble trombone,
drums, metal cym
bal and hollow wood
horse trotter.
SLIPPERS
. $1.19
Wonicn'8 U'O r 8 il v
Htippei-H, rewtful and
Nnmrt looking. Black
Imitation kid leather.
MUFFLERS
$1.49
IS very man will be '
tickled with a tsmarl
crepe muffler. Wo
ven pluld patterns.
HANDBAGS
$1.95
Surprise' Mother or
Sister with a. smart'
purse! With mirrors
und coin purses. (
TABLE SCARF
$1.29
For radio or table.
Fine ruyo n mo
(lucttc, richly fring
ed. Smart colors.
Size 12x20.
Em
andlless . H
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Or
4t
LINGERIE
69C rmh
'ost nr lihumioi-s of
I'i'HUtiriil n o n-r n iv
ruyon. l'Mcli and .
peai'h shades.
LADDERWAGON
$1.00
Trnek
ftuol!
InelK'S.
biMlf' of nulo
16 '. by
: PUZZLE MAPS
75c
D e a r n geography
while '.von play! a
maps- In one!
CARD TABLE
$1.75
A k 1 1 1 ' f o r tho
''b r I (I k c" - lover!
Wilt r - proof top.
Hod or green hard
wood frunie, collap
tlblo legs.
SILK HOSE
$1.19
Itc?. $ 1.15 Value
Women's full-fashioned
Chiffon Hose
all pure silk, dull
finish, plcol tops.
Jtuy several pairs,
as one gift!
DUMP TRUCK
$1.00
With big- s p r 1 n k
motor Hauls real
sand.
SHAVING SET
$1.00
Woodbury's shavhur
Cream, Facial Soap
and Talc, and Jer
gen's Uotlon.
CURLING IRON
$1.95
A useful Klft for
sister! Smartly col
ored handles, per
manently attached
cord. Electric!
MEN'S HOSE
49c
(iivo sox to n man!
These b u n ih o m e
w o o I and ray o n
fancy hose will de
light him.
12-in Doll and
Two Outfits of Clothes!
98c
Itec. SI. UN'
I m a g I n o! A doll
wth two outfits t
elothiv. aM for only
'.'ir. And the doll
Is firmly Jointed.
J:O;0:O:f:D:'):O:l);O;O;');');O:f;')
ATOMIZERS
$3.98
iu. $--...'
Kor tho" boudoir." A
variety of ijraeeflil
llales. Colored
K la h with gold
plated fitting. .
Just Imrine! Special all During December
PaV OlllV $1 DOWN tJn Bnv "f 1,10 '''wlB Items-proHUcd tho price amouuta to t-o
J " or more!
Radios, Washing Machines, Plumbing Outfits. Vacuum Cleaners, Ironers, Sewing Machines
Cream Separators. All Stoves. Dining Room Suites. Living Room Suites, Bedroom Suites, Kitch
en Cabinets. Bicycles, Typewriters, Refrigerators, Incubators.
(ALSO ONLY $1 Down jii ny tuen's or boys' stilt or overcoat r any combination of mon'n
or Imh- Mills or overr.ialu provided tho purchaso amounts to 1 1,", or tnoro... W'c reserve the
rlpht In limit iimoiin'. of Hale I
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