Medford mail tribune., December 23, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

MKDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORKOOX. TUESDAY. DKCK.M I Mil?
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THREE OF A KIND FOR SANTA'
HOLLOPETERVVINS
I.V. . COMING &fTi$
THURSDAY 2"
I FOR 3 DAYS Leverette and Niedermeyer ,
fif-.F
jSjfjjBr' i iff Vy
LONG LITIGATION
FLORENZ
ana
?renr
A
SISTER'S FUNERAL
Mayor A. W. Pipes lft by train
I his noon for Palo Alto. Cat., to
Vttend the funeral of .his sister.
Mm. I Jl. Howard of that city
who passed away unexpectedly at
her homo yesterday noon of heart
trouble, no trace of which dis
ease had ever manifested lief ore.
'nor had t'he been ill prior until
an hour or so beforo death she
complained of not feeling very
NOTE:
For Matinees.
Doors Open 1 :30
Shows Start 2:00
One Show Only
Each Afternoon
Ml V 1
MURREL FINLEY
Vff LOCAL BEAUTY APPEARS " j ;
RT AS ONE OF THE SHOW VaS"'
TT'' : OIRLS fN "WHOOPEE" I V
' IT'S COMING ' J
NOW PLAYING TONITE and
THE STRANGEST STORY THE
SCREEN HAS EVER TOLD
SPECIAL HOLIDAY ADDED ATTRACTION!
ON THE STAGE Evening Only at 9:10
"Old-Fashioned Christmas Carols"
SUNG BY A CHOIR OF 16 VOICES
"DANCES OF
Staged by the Eve Benson Dancinq Academy
Featurinq "THE HYMN OF JOY"
with 78 DANCERS
Presentation Under Supervision of
GEORGE P. OLSEN
FREE MORNING MATINEE
FOR CHILDREN TOMORROW 10 A. M
"LITTLE JOHNNY JONES"
ALL CHILDREN INVITED
Only One Show Ooors Open 9:30
SPECIAL DOUBLE BILL
TOMORROW MATINEE ONLY TWO FEATURE PICTURE
"HER MAN" and "LITTLE JOHNNY JONES
The Sensational Drama
THE YEAR'S
Biggest
ZtEGFElD Musical
Comedy!
Cantor1!
well.' The sad news wan received
by the mayor last evening. The
funeral will be held tomorrow at
lo n. m. ' :
Although Mayor Pipes will en
deavor to be hack in the city by-
early next Friday evening in time
to attend the special city council
meeting for the purpose of selling
the Cottape street bridge bond
issuo of $25,000. that nicotine
he tcxid ibis noon, will be held!
regardless of whether- he returns;
in time or not. Mrs. Pipes did
not accompany her husband t
I'alo Alto. f
;
Seaside. New addition to Pa
cific Grunge hall at Clatsug'Plain!f
completed.
w
Thrilling!
Gripping!
Drama
THE SEASON
With EDDIE
ALL-TALKING
j "eerell
III
According to an opinion handed
duwji by the state supreme court
today, a petition for a rehearing in
the action of It. II. Hollopeter
aguinst V. W. Palm was denied.
The case, dating back several years
arose from injuries the plaintiff
sustained . whe.n .working on u
building for the defendant! Hollo
peter was awarded a Judgment of
jll.Tiifi. The plaintiff was repre
sented by Newbury and Newbury,
attorneys, and the defense by A. 11.
Keames.
Hollopeter sued fur $t 5,000
damages o;i grounds that he was
sent up to work by the defendant
on a defective Hcaf fold, which
broke and sent him to the side
walk, lie sustained a spine injury
from which ho says ho Is never
expected to recover, also suffering
a lame let;. The defense main- !
tallied that Hollopeter cajne under
the workmen's compensation act
and the defendant therefore was
not responsible for the Injury. The
supreme court decision is final.
IAWQII
Christmas as It is in the old
country will be reproduced for
Scandinavian residents of Medford
Christmas night when Rev. A. (J.
Spurrong, general field secretary
for the North Pacific Missionary
conference, will conduct services
in the Scandinavian tongue at tho
Nazarenc church.
Services will begin at 7:30
o'clock and will be repeated again
Friday evening at the same time.
Carols and other familiar airs will
be sung in the Scandinavian and
several selections dear to the
hearts of the people of Norway
and Sweden, will be played by Hev.
Sporrong. A cordial invitation is
extended nil interested persons.
Rev. Sporrong Is eonduetlng
similar services in Klamath Falls
in the morning.
BUY
HOLLY SCRIP
THE IDEAL
CHRISTMAS
GIFT
TOMORROW!
KM ED Tonltt 6 to 6:15
BUZZ ELL ALICE DAY
SINGING DANCING
II
i MM
M l- irrtLytiKtw
MARJ0ME
RAM BEAU
RICARDO
JJ CORTEZ
J J PHILUPS
Y 7 HOLMES
JAMES
j CLEASON ;
REGULAR HOLIDAY PRICES!
II Matinee
II ' Children v.v.: 10
Adults 35
II Evening
Children 25
Adults . 50
Donald Howard and Ralph Rider. Seattle, Wash., triolets hana ua
reVfor Cnh?r..,ralan,a C'aUS to W"h a" lh -
(Has.s Mcm'.M'rsi
KiKortaiii llusliatuls
Members of the IoIiIen lan't
liihlo clas of the Vlwt Uaptlwt
church entertained Krlday cvcnlns
in honor of their husbands. The
tallies were decorated, carrying out
the yuletide idea.
After the supper. Mm. A. J. An
derson tool; the uroup on a tour
of tlie United Slates. Thin was in
teresting, and Mr. Williams pave
a wonderful deseriptton of China
town. Dr. AW H. Katon told ahout
To xiu , and a detailed account of
the eotton raising.
'Mm, F. L. Salter, n talented
reader, pave several selections, and
M r. Bry a n t ateo gave one of h is
humorous Swedish readings. Mrs.
Coo erected the Kt'oup at Phlla- j
delphia, after which they started
their return journey. Folio wins
the slnship of "America" and "Si
lent NMpht," each person was pre
sented a gift from the Christmas
tree.
Much credit 1 due Mesdame-s
Anderson, tester, Shaffer and
Cra w f o rd f o r the su ccess of the
evening.
Brlde-to-.to Tlonoit'd r '
At Shower Monday
Miss Helen Hank Inf. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L,. It, Hawkins, whose
marriage to Mr. K tinsel 1 Semon wilt
he an event of Saturday afternoon
Hi the Hawkins home south of Med
ford, was complimented Inst even
ins at a surprise shower, given by
Mrs. lirnest Smith at her home.
The basket, filled with-ninny
lovely gifts, was presented the
bride-to-be by Dorothea Haskins
and I'atHy tSm'ith. who were dress
ed as a bride and sroom.
Twenty guests enjoyed the even
ing. Yoinwr Set. lOnJnys
lnnriiig mid nls
Tie MisaeH Mirkle Weliider and
Janet ('lenient, were hostessus last
evening at a daneiuK and card
party at. the W o. Webster home
on the ('rater lake highway.
The house was altraetlvcty dec
orated in ('hrlstmas. greens for the
occasion. Invitations were Issued
to 20 guests. Itefrr shments were
served following dancing and cards.
MInm !luhlurl to Ue
iift Iti .Meilfonl
Miss Ah'tlui Hubbard, who i
now a member of the ti'aehiug . 1 1 1 f f
in tin; Kugene sehonls, will sp'-nd
the 'hi'lstmas holidays in this city
as guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. M.
I li'i-mim. Miss Ihihhurd formerly
ma4le her home In Ibis city and s
a popular member of tliej local
college set.
.lodge and Mrs. TouVelln
In Sun Francisco
Judge and Mis. F. J. TouVeHe
of Jacksonville are spending the
'hrlft mas holidays in Wan Fran
cisco and will go on south to Los
Angeles lifter Christina to spend
two weeks In Ijos Angeles,
SALHM, Ore., Dec. 2:1. iV)
I fiovernor Xorblad, who will retire
1 from offiee January K In u candl
, date for minister to Holland to
i succeed tho late C.errltt Dlekema.
letters and telegrams signed by
i rM'ViTii prominent Oregon men. in
cluding State Labor Coininiinner
c. II. Cram and Secretary of State
M oss, li a ve tMen se n t P res I d e n t
MiMjver tirlting Nf)rblJd's appoint'
m'nt to the post.
KLAMATH FALI. Dee. 21
iA Klamath Fulls' first free cm
payment neney, to be managed
by the city, was an noil need at
the city counell session last night.
Plans for its operation Ms soon
as possible were completed.
It money to peek into the
future in Hlrmlnphfim. Ala., where
n tax of $Mt0 must be paid to prac
tice phrenoloKy, palm reading, for
tune telling and pychoanHly(ij
I I
T?:il(UVtl F ii joy
I'm and l'arty
A gala event of lust evening for
children of Knights of I'ythias and
I-ytlran Sisters was the Christmas
tree and program at the K. I, hall.
Tin- program included readings
by many of the children in at
tendance and was followed by the
arrival of Santa Clans, who brought
a Christmas treat for each child,
(itiols of Wciltsters
Over tho Week Kurt
Mr. and Mrs. D, K. Corum and
children of Kugene and Mr. Cu
ru m's mother of this city were
week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. II. Webster at their home at
Phoenix. They topped there cn
route to Berkeley. Cab, where they
will bo guests Christmas week of
M rs . Co r u m ' s pa re n t a.
M
Miss Bullcr Will
Arrive Tomorrow
Miss Arline Itutler, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Butler, will ar
rive In Medford tomorrow from
I,ongvlew, Wash., to spend the
Christmas vacation with her par
ents nnd friends. Miss "Butler 1
tcnehlng school In tho northern
city.
Christina Church
I'mgrani Tomorrow
A beautiful Christmas program
of music and readings will be pre
sented at the Christian church to
morrow evening beginning at 7:30
o'clock. The public Is extended a
cordial Invitation to join in the
observance of the sacred holiday.
4
Mayfields to ShmhI
Holidays In South
Mr. and Mrs. Howard May field
and children, accompanied by Mrs.
Mayfleld's mother. Mrs. Alice Kln
caid, left Medford Sunday for l.os
Angeles. Cab, where they will
spend I lie holidays as guests of
Mr. and Mrs. lioland Flaherty.
Christmas Dinner
Planned by Group
Mr. imil MrH. II. V. Hamlin, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Clay ami hou,
Cliailes Jr.. nnd Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Allen will nnjoy ClirlHtmaH din
ner together at tho lutter'ti homo.
Inviting (tiicsts
For ClirMiiuiK
Mrs. 11. -W. Luke ami Miss KKza
heth Burr aro inviting ir group "f
friends to their home south of Med
ford for Christmas dinner.
Will Spend Holidays
In ItosflMirjr
, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marsh w:il
h-uvo Medford tomorrow for Itose
biirg to spend Christmas with rela
tives and friends.
Miss Parker lcitvcs
Wednesday
Miss Olive Parker will leave
Medford tomorrow by motor for
Portland to spend Chrlsunas with
relatives and friend.
NKWPOKT Ni:H. Vn., Dec. 23.
(A' A terrific explosion , tn the
acetylene gas plant of tho Virginia
(Ins ami Products company early
l today hurled people from their
beds, catapulted furniture around
rooms ami sent hundreds fleeing
' into the snow and frigid atmo
isphero In their night clothes,
j Police said no one was killed and
that tho injuries suffered were
'minor, principally from flying
glass.
j Debris, from the wrecked bund
ling housing tho plant was thrown
more than n quarter of a mile.
(tnvon Wrathrr
Cloudy tonlnht nnd Wednesday. I
probably rains on the coast tonlKht I
nnd In the went portion Wcdnen
day. no chanice In temperature.
Increasing southerly winds on the
coatd, becoming strong Wednes
day. North Carolina produced S.207,
000 pounds of copper lnt year.
Genuine Beacon Silk
Corded Bath Robes
Was S5.50-Now $4.50 Was S7.50-Now $4.95
LOOK!-25 Off
On All Toilet Sets and Leather Goods
Open Evenings Until Christmas
LEE'S MEN'S SHOP
St
MERRY CHRISTMAS
FRENCH MIX
2 lbs 43c
Old-Fashioned
CHOCOLATES
3 lbs 49c
A Hiuall levy, waa voted 1 ntU
nlKht by realdentH of tho Oak
(irovo Improvement district to
cover organisation cohIh, at tho
meotiliR held 111 tho school build
ing. 'J'ho cost fit orKanlzatlon to
talled J300 so the levy will bu very
nllKlit. No further action was
taken rcgai-dlnt; the proposed ex
tension of tho .Medford water sys
tem to tho district.
YULE TREAT TONIGHT
Presbyterian church school will
have their Christmas entertain
ment and trcut this evening at 7
o'clock tn the church. There will
bo special inufde ami u special
number from each department of
the Sunday school. Santa Claus
will be there to distribute giftH und
candy.
ParcntH of tho children aro In
vited to attend.
One of the window displays In
Medford attracting mueb attention
No other
COFFEE
is so protected
M-J'B'ft fine blend has on
every can the patented
Vacuum Scil that can't
close unless all air is out.
M .1 IB
c i i i; i:
"7' Vlatot l'tolrclrd Cofftt
LAST MINUTE
Men's Gift Specials
Double Weight
Virgin Wool Robes
Was S12.50 Now $9.95
NEXT TO EIALTO THEATRE
Fancy
CHOCOLATES
Hand-Dipped
3 ib. box 93C
5 ib. box $1.43
GRAPEFRUIT Large Florida
ia tho new Btuto rnilKO In thel
wlndiiw ut the uutlH-rn Diveon j
Una corporattun on "West Main
Mtrect.
The 4-allKO Is finished In a Hnft
Kreen enamel, and to carry out the
mlnKan, "Smooth as velvet," a beau
tiful Ted velvet runner Is placed
aornnw tho Htovo. Two lart;o white
Give Men Friends
BOXED CIGARS
Here's the ideal gift for the
men. Fresh cigars from the
foremost machine - operating
factories, handsomely packed
in Christmas cartons. If
yoti'ro not sure what brand
"ho" smokos, obtain a label
from ono of his smokes and
bring it to us. We'll
gladly
brand is
matched.
Jensen
see that the tes-l
brand is identically tfW
220 West Main
Specials at Model Bakery ;
FOR THE HOLIDAY
Clirifitmaa Cftkes - 50
Fine Fruitcakes, lb 25t and 50t
Far.cy Honey Cookies, 3 doz ..25 Ji
Meringue Kisses, doz -20
Butter Wafers, doz - 20 J
Fine German Fruit Stallens 25t and 50
Kaisin and Nut Bread, loaf -20
"A Merry Christmas to All" f
MODEL
111 W. Main
rivtvivivivi'
Heavyweight Smoking
Jackets, Virgin Wool
TO ALL!
Celery HEARTS
2 bunches J7c
LETTUCE (Iced)
2 for 9c
ORANGES
lc each
2 for 23c
candi, lending ft soft Blow to h
picture, uro placed ut each side ol
the new ranise. Cropo paper dec.
orations In harmonising greens and
silver add to tho nttractlvoness ot
the showing. '
.
Mall Tribune ads are rei'd by
n.flfto rtennlo verv Any. t
& Dalley
BAKERY
Phone 103-E