P2GE TWO
Iocal and
-'Personal
Iturn Your 1'ori'li LljililH
To bettor enable the detivory of
It? t;i ted ChrlHtmaH mail t h f h even-
Inff. I'nMmiiHier Warner rcfueM
llielr porch Htfhts of their homcn
iturnlnft until midnight.
Three liiiilillnv AppllcmloiiK
J. J. OsHonbruKKo plans to be
Kin building uperutiom on South
Kir Htreet at a cost of S 1 000, ntinj
y. W. .Walker will upend ISO to
repair -u dwelling on I'entral ave
Uite, while I. II. ItecHvell will re!
pair n garaKP on West Tenth Htreet'
lit a eoHt of $.0, according to ap-1
plications on file today at the city,
building department. I
Iiinily lieu 1 1 Um at Salem '
.Judge and .Mrn. fJlenn O. Taylor
and the latter' parent, Mr. and
.Mrs. Carkln. left thlw morning for
Salem, where they will upend
f'hrlstmait with Mr. and Mrs. John
II. Cnrkln and ' family nnd then go
on to Portland for a few day
vlnil. Judge Taylor expoet to bo
back next Munduy or Tuirtny, and
Mr. Taylor may remain in the
metropolis to uttend the Htate
teacher' convention.
For' tlie last minuto fflft Whit
man' candy delivered nt any time
chrlMtma day by Heath's Drug
.Store. Phono 884. 275
(;oImi? to Porijiinrt
Mr. and Mr. A. M. O'-IIanlnn
will flpend Christ mm In Portland
with Mr. O'llanlon's parents. They
plan to be awuy About n week.
If you havo any change left,
whon you aro mailing packages,
why don't you use it to buy
Christinas Tuberculous Seal ?
Hvery penny count I Tho booth
are In both pontofflces. tf
Kpeml Holiday In Denver
Mr. and Mr. K. Sfiliman are
spending the holidayw In lenver,
Colo. Mr. SUllman formerly lived
there 30 years ago.
Our new studio is opnosfte now
iioiiy theater. Tno 1'casieya, tt'
From IlsrniM Point
iueHta from distant point reg
Utered ot Medford hotels Include
P. W. 'Dowler of Indianapolis, Ind
and J. L. Held of Detroit, Mich.
ChrlAtma dance, Oold Hill Xmas
Kve.'Dec. 24. SuYita Clau will ho
there In pernn. Dance till 8:00,
. , 275
Minor Auto Collision -
llov. C. 11. Porter flgurod In an
nu to collision yesterday on a. coun
try road near Medford when his
car crashed with one driven by
Cha'rlcn Adlclns, according to a re
port on filo today at tho police
nation. The roport Indicated but
, little dnmage.
, ; Jtadlator antl-froo,o,glyco, nleo-
hoi, at Post Offloo Super Service.
i 270
Little (ilrl lipprovlug
Little Mary Jo Plymale, daughter
of Mr. Vera Plymale, who ha
been 111 with pneumonia, In In a
much Improved condltlpu today.
.Dry kindling $2.5U
ley Fuel Co.
load. Val
242tf Mitrliell Girl Jlomo
Made Mitchell, teacher of the
Nfim Valley chno, and Marie
Mitchell, who I teacher at Uend.
are spending the Chrltma holi
day In Ashland With their par
ent, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mitchell.
'Don't ml Gold Hill Wed.,
24. Dance till 3:00. Tho
donco of tho year.
Deo.
best
27f
IViiligrouerH Meet l-Ylday
Tho Talent district fruitgrower
will meet Friday evening, Decem
ber itOth, at the duttrlct Irrigation
office. Ilalplt Hadley will give ft
talk on fruit markoting. All grow
er are Invited.
ChrlMmaa Trees On tale at
Owen-Oregon Lumber Co. office,
beginning Saturday, December 13.
Kmployco' Itelief Committee. 275
SlxSul llolldayN with Klti
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Daniel will
leave thi afternoon for Nell creek
to spend the Christmas holiday
with their daughter, Mrs. Hay Of
fenbaeher and family. They plan
tn return tomorrow.
The health of each one of u
depend to a largo extent upon
the health of everyone else. Iluy
ChrMmns Seals! tf
Genuine '
German
Gingermenner
are necossary to every
o o m p 1 e t e Christmas
tree. We have two bIscb
at vory nominal prices.
15c and 25c
each
J
Leave for Ixh AnKt'le
Kred Itiejrrew and on Frank
of KiikIo I'oliu left today fur Lo
AnHi's whore thfy plan to vjiondj
ItiiMy Marking1 Cars '
The brisk t'hritman trade of the.
past two week has ca lined more
work for City Traffic Of fleer
Thomas Itobiimon In miirkiriK curt
in Die liuxlnefrf Meetion to prevent
tnittic rrtnKi.Hlon hy nVolli,1K over-
parking. The car have been ob
HerviiiK the one hour time limit
rellnlouHly and the number of tags
pasHed out havo been compara
tively few.
Dr. Ttobt. K. Lee. Liberty Hldff.
Kytfs examined, kIuhhcs. tf
VIhIIm III Vl'f'ltll
-Mrs. A. II. Lamm left by train
today for Vreka to upend ChriHt
m;if with relatives, She plans to
return to Med ford the first of the
week.
Special permission to run till
3:00 Wed., Dec. 24, Xmna Eve. at
Gold Hill. 275
CliasfuJnii llolhlayn Visit
Mr. and Mr. Ira Chantaln are
spending the ChrUtma holidays
in Ashland with Mr, and Mr. W.
W. Itryan In the llellview dimrict,
parents of Mrs. ChaHtaln.
If you havo any change left
when you are mailing packages,
why don't you UHe It to buy
Christmas Tuberculosis Seals?
1'Jvery penny counts! Tho booths
are In both pontofflces. tf
OrojronlnilH nt HohIk
Oreonlans at ' Medford hotels.
other than those' registered from
Portland were K. CI. Nixon ana H
II. Efson of Kimene. J. M. Hoard,
man of Haleni. fleorne It. Case, "V.
IC. Fox and Mr. and Mrs. IjJ J
tlonnett of noHeburg.
rotted plnnts nt popular prices
for Xmas gifts. Monarch Heed Co,
' 270
Civil Slilt IkKllll
The California Oregon Powr
company filed suit In circuit court
today against H. M. Heott for-the
collection of a promissory noto for
J2.S.'iK.3(l, claimed to bo overdue.
The note was secured by a property
mortgage.
Dry kindling $3.50 a load. Val
ley Fuel Co. 242tf
Visiting region Men
(luy Applowhlto and Osear Sil
vers of Ashland attended a busl
ness meeting of tho Medford Amer
ican Legion on Monday.
llrlll Sheet Metal Works does ex
pert repairing, fender and nuto
body Tepalrlng. tf
More ft'linol Prostrmiin
Christmas programs will he pre
sented tonight In severeal rurnt
school districts preparatory to clos
ing for tho holidays. .Programs
will ho presented by the Mt. ritt.
North Trail, Missouri Flats and
rtuch schools this evening and this
afternoon a program will bo tn
swing at tho Agate sclidol. Mrs
Heston Orleve, teacher for tho
riatchery district, held a' party to
day for her students, nt Prospect.
Daily's Taxi, Phone IB.
85c; 1
to 4 passengers.
Condition Is 1 inlianged .
Ollhert Ullnnchard, (lrants Pass
man injured in an auto crash Bun-
day on tho Pacific highway north
ot Medford. Is still severely 111 at
the community hospital. No change
In his condition wa reported to
day.
Phono 542. We'll hatil away
your refuse. City Sanitary Servloo.
237tp
llcrger Talks
Ashland is nn Oregon city that
always halls tho coming of spring
with great Joy. Willi the arrival
of tho Johnny-JuiiiPiilis and pussy
willows tho tourist crop also starts
to bloom.. P. H. llergcr, at the
Multnomah hotel from tho south
ern city, Is sure tho Heaver state
will havo moro tourists In 1031
and many, many times moro than
It had In 1021. Orcgoning.
Wo will deliver a box of Whit
man enndy to any address on
Christmas day. Just phone Heath's
Drug "Store, 8S4. 275
Visiting Viytfonl Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. K. N. Stspleton are
here for the holidays from Los An
geles, visiting her brothers. Delmar
mil Harold Warren. They aro ac
companied by W. T. Warren of
Santa Ann. father of Mrs. Staple
ton and Harold and Delmar Wnr
ren. Annual Xmas ball, Cold Hill,
Wed. Dec. 24. Dance till 9:01).
I Have nil tho fun you want, 2ir
PortlamlcrH In City
'l'irrtlanders registered today at
Medford hotels ere Mr, and Mr.
T. Carter. Harry Cater, Peter O.
Klley. J. W. tin liners and L. K.
Yoimce. i
I Tho lienlth of ench one of us
depends to n largo extent upon
' thn health of everyone else, ltuy
Christmas Seals! tt
Fores! Mail nit Vacation
Norman While, assistant super
vlmtr of the Crater national forest.
Is spending his nnmial vacation,
which began ii'iottt a week ago, at
King City, Ca!., and vicinity.
I Christmas Trees On oale. at
j Owen-Oregon Lumber Co. office,
, beginning Saturday, December 13.
EniployV Itcllet Committee, I75"
III With Hie Mumps 1
'Corrlne Spurgeon, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. It, Spurgeon, is 111
at her home today with mumps.
Dry kindling (2.50 a
ley Fuel Co.
load. Val
242tf VUll Dnllghlrr Hero
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Vantls of
Salem arrived In Medford yester
day to spend the holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. James Urigshy and son.
Mrs. tlrlgftliy Is Mr. and Mrs. Yan
tls' daughter.
tx-t mn write your firs Insurance.
Carl V. Tengttald, Hotel Holland
Itldg., Phono vvi. tf
MEDFORD MAIL
Merifnrd Couple to Weil
A mHrriiiKe licence whi bmued
yesterduy at th county clerk' of
fice to KukhoII U. bemon, 3a, and
lieleu nankin, 24. both of Mod
ford. A license was also Issued
yesterday to Ralph Ferguson. 21,
and Uarbara Kdxall, IK, both of
Ashland.
HeatneH at J'ortlmul
A. 1'j. Jteame hua been u Port
land visitor the past few day.
A, real holiday party I, American
Legion annual Chrltuma hall, Oil
ental Garden, Thur. Dec. 2C. 27i
Ilnickenu'wls at Portland
Alan Uraekeureed and Mr.
Ilrackenreed were at the Imperial
hotel yeHiei flay -from Medford. "Mr.
Urackenreed Ih a bujsinotts man of
the pear city. The Orejtonlan.
It's time .10 fill your radiator
with antl-frooze, J'reatone, alcohol
and Clyco at Fichtnor's Gnrngiv
232 tf
n Klks lslgc Meeting j
Itecause of tomorrow b e I n g i
Chrlflmas day, the-weekly meeting!
of the Klks lodge which fails on
Thursday night will be dispensed
with, as will also the New Year's
night meeting, which falls on the
same night.
Portraits of distinction. Tho
Pcasleys, opp. Holly theater, tf
Were Ashland Visitors
Among the visitors in Ashland
yesterday from other parls of tho
county were Mrs. H. K. Rogers
and daughter of Central Point.
Coats '.relined. and remodeled at
the Fashion Shop, 424 Medford
Itldg. Mrs. Harry Andrews, Tel.
1181. : . i . . tf"'
Vocation ut Utiiitc
Albio ' Heck, who Is teaching
school at Powell llutte. Ore., Is
spending the Christmas vacation
with his pnrents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Heck of Medford.
Permanent wave, J3.00 complete:
facials, scalp treatments and oil
shampoos, 50c. Prevost "Beauty
Shop, 815 W. Main. Tel. 363. 253tf
VlKllliiflr Iter Sisters
Mrs. Hallle Anderson of Seattle
arrived by train today to spend the
holidays with her sisters, Mrs. J.
GritMch ot Medford and Mrs. F.
Schuler of Yreka.
Tho event of the senson! ' "Legion
Christmas hall, tomorrow night,
Oriental Gardens! Admission f 1.00
couple. 27 5
From Kcnttlo '
Jean Hnydor, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Scroth and A. D. Schafen of 8ft
attlo were among those from "Se
attle stopping last night at local
hotels.. -
Broken windows roglaMd by
Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 230tf
Two Warrants Issued
Tho county clerk's office issued
bounty warrants today t Austin
Jack, Iloguo Hlver, one coyote, and
to Hugh Combest, Talentr one coy
ote, . '
Pottod plants at popular prices
for Xmas gifts. Monarch Seed Co.
275
ICxiMM'tetl Jloinn Tonight
Deputy Sheriff Oscar Dunford Is
expected to return this evening
from Orovllle, Cnl with Luther
Crosby, wanted In Ashland on a
burglary charge. Crosby had been
sought for sometime and will be
given a hearing In Justice court
early next week. t
Dr. C. P. Johnston, Dentist,
Phlpps Hldg. Phono 1462. 177tf
Mm. Ijyninn to lU'tnrn
Mrs. Carrie Lymnn, who Is In
import, Ida., spending tho holi
days with her daughter, plans to
return to Medford nftor New Year's
according to won) received from
her today by local friends.
Turkey dinner ChristmnB nt Hu
snn's What-Not. Soup to dessert.
50c. -?&
Sleepers Continue Anivnl
Tho cold weather of Inst night
drove mord transients to' the city
prison for freo lodging. Tho doors
are left open until 11 o'clock or
so and they nro then locked. Hy
that time, uulto n number of wan
derers, young nnd old. have ar
rived, thankful they had found
shelter from tho cold.
Week KihI nt (irnnts Pass
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Chcsley nnd
daughter Grace rnd Miss Violet
Heath of Medford were visitors ot
Grants Pass over the week end.
Genulno English holly and lwlly
wreaths. Monarch Seed Co. 7D
llcproscnl California
Those rrom California cities
stopping In Medford last ' night
were Ida A. Williamson nnd son
of Walnut Creek, Mrs. n. McCoy
of Dunsmillr, Dr. and Mrs. M. V.
Moller ot San Pedro. Mr. nnd Mrs.
.1. ltedynet of lteddlng, Mr. nnd
Mrs. L. CI. Oaroldson of Sacra
mento. Mr. and Mrs. Itartg Keown
and Victor Anderson bf San Kran
rlsco and J. II. Thrasher of Lot
Ang.'lcs. ,
Photograph for ' Xmas. 'The
Pcasleys, opp. Holly theater. tf
Miss llnyt Hero
Miss Millie Hoyt'nf Fort Klam
ath Is spending the Christmas holi
days with her mother, Mrs. S. K.
Hewlett of lOaglo Point, nnd was
shopping In this city yesterday.
Iturn dry slab wood, $R and ?6
per load. Me. Kucl Co., Tel. at.
256lf
tiucit of Mrs. 1'ntlcrwixnl
Miss Jane Hucher of San Fran
cisco Is In Medford to spend tho
holidays with Mrs. Kllen I'nder
wood. Horn green fir slabs with dry
wood and cut fuel bill. Ask Med.
Fuel Co., Tel. (31. f Stf
Mr. ftnsrnnnuiti Heturns
A. S. ltosenbsum. L'elght
and
pasM'nger agent for tiTi Houthern
Pacific with headquarters In Med
ford, returned this morning from
lloseburg.
TRIBUNE. MEDFORD,
Mr. KldKilge Improved
E. N. Kldredge, who han been
seriouifty 111 for the past 10 day
at -his home in this city. 1 in a
flliphtly Improved condition today.
Ieave for Sun Franclwo -
Mrs. Conrad tftng and daughter
Connie left by train thi noon for
San Francisco, where they will
spend Christmas with Mr. Stang.
who 1c in a hospital in that cits.
Genuine English holly hnd holly
wreaths. Monarch Seed Co. 275
418 Hum of Mull
. ThO' train from tho north, due
In Mudforil at 11:40, win nn hour
late today. A total of 418 ban
of mail defltinod for this city were
unloaded, cauxinK a short delay.
For Chrlntmus
Bible stories. Tel.
?t IIurlbut'H
745-H. 250tf
POPE ATTACKS
VATICAN CITY, Dec. 24. (JPfT
Popo Pius. In hlK Christmas ad
dress to the college of cardinals
today, renewed his attacks on Prot
estant missionary activity In Italy.
While the Luteran treaties sign
ed In 1929 permit the existence of
other sects than Catholicism in
Italy, he said they do not permit
Protestant propaRanda, and they
expressly safeguard "Rome's sac
red characterH.'"
Tho pontiff dwelt at length on
the burdens the past year had
brought upon him and the world,
devoting much of hid 40 minute
address to unemployment. Re had
intended, he at id, to Issue nn en
cyclical on matrimony but It wa.s
not quite finished and Its Issuance
would be delayed.
GIFTS FOR THOSE
OSSINIcIG, X. f.. Dec' 84. P)
Speeded' 'by Adolph Ijcw'isohn
copper' magnate, nnd' others- Inter-
'ested In prison phllanthrophy and"
reform, santn Claus got to sin
bins: pnMiin a Hay eui ly.
He brought IB gifts today to
each of the 22E0 prisoners, to wit
An orange, two apples, A safety
rnzor with two., blades, a shirt,
clgnr, a package of clgarets
package of tobacco, a cake, a,
package of cookies, a bar of tollol
soap, a slick of shaving soap, a
can of evaporated milk, a -can of
condensed milk and a pound of
stignr. ,
1 ...
Meteorological Report
December 24. 1031). , '
KorecnMs.
Medford nnd vicinity: Tonight
and Thursday rnln; warmer to
night.
Oregon: Ttnln west: local snows
enst portion tonight and Thursday.
Not much change In temperature
i'
i'
Local Data
Temperature (degs.).. 41 ., ?"J
Highest (last 12 lira.) 44 '. 41
Lowest (last 12 Ill's.) 28 i 22
Itel. humidity (pc.).... "4 . "
Precipitation (In.) 00 .00
State of weather Cldy. Clear
Lowest temperature this morn
ing. 21 degrees.
Total precipitation since Sep
tember 1. 1H3II. 6.05 Inches.
Temperature a year ngo today
Highest. 40: lowest. 33.
Sunset today, 4:45 p.m.
Sunrise Thurwlny, J:3S a. ill.
Sunset Thursday, 4:45 p.m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
PROTESTANTS
MISSION WORK
SANTA CLAUS HAS
CITY
P.aker City ....
Mlsmarck
HoIm
Denver
T)et Motnc ....
Kresno
Molenn
tts AKphps
Murhtit'll
1'hoenlx
Pol l land
Jtod llluff
ItOHohnrR
Salt Uike
fan Frnnolseo
Hanta Ke
Seattle
Spokane
W..HH Walla ..
Winnlpop
21
.ts
so
Ml
?6
r,(j
afi
72
(4
l'i
4
r..'
r.5
28
54
3S
4S
ail
32
20
2
30
Clear
Clear
Clear
P. Cdy.
Clear
Clear
Clear
P. Cdy.
Clear
Clear
clenr
Clear
Cldy.
Clear
Cleat-
Clear
c-ldy.
Chly.
Cldy.
Cldy.
30
28
52
32
33
34
22
30
in
40
16
40
!
2S
20
W. J. Hutchison. Meteorologist.
PIONEER WOMAN
DEAD IN ARKANSAS
POUT SMITH. Ark.. Dec. 24.
frV Mm. SuHiiti J. Iamnn. OroKn
pioneer, who made the trip to la
(Irande. Oregon In n covpretl wan
on from Clinton. Missouri In 1S79.
died here today at the home nf her
ri;iiiKhtir. Mm. C. S. tlarria. lturlal
will be nt Im Grande,
OREGON. 'WEDXESDAY, DECEMBER 24 3930.
OLSEN PINCH HITS
FOR SANTA GLAUS
AT L!0N MEETING
Santa Claiis In all , his glory
called upon members of the Lions
club today noon at tho regular
luncheon nt tho HotelHolland.
And ' the Christmas carols and
other songs he sang convinced the
group that he was : none other
than George Olstn, well known
local entertainer.
Little Joan Burke, daughter of
Mr. und. Mrs., J. J. . Uurke also
entertained the audience with two
readings, which were much en
Joyed. Upon being quizzed by the West
ern Union manager. Don Collier,
regarding his mail, Santa read sev
eral letters from members of the
club. He apologized for being
thin, due to tho hard winter and
proceeded to unload his uack.
The tables were attractively
decorated in Christmas greens and
candles for tho annual Christmas
party and a brilliantly lighted tree
In the corner of the dining room
completed the holiday atmosphere.
A roar and a wish for a "very
merry Christmas" were voiced for
the Reynolds, managers or the
hotel, for the wplendld arrange
ments made for the luncheon.
4
- PLAY- SCORES A HIT
The "Copco Players' scored an
other hit v-ith the local radio pub
lic last nlcht in the, new Chrifltrnaa
drama by Helen Norris, "A Sprie
of Holly." The plot hart to do
with tho comparative happiness of
ChriRtmas time as enjoyed hy rich
and poor. How the rich man's
Christmas was transformed by the
little newwhoy and his blind sister
Is cleverly broufjht out by Miss
Norris in this new drama which
met with popular acclaim by all
who listened in.
Tho work of Phil Qulsenberry
and Suzette Ktennett. juvenile
radio artists of Medford was espe
cially noteworthy as was also the
difficult dialect part of Lucy, the
colored servant as read hy Helen
Brayton. All of the other mem
bers of tho cast, Jo Murray Hos
tel, Stella Quisenberry, Fletcher
Fish and Lee Bishop, read their
lines in true professional style.
An announcement of. Interest
was made concerning the next
Copco prosram on Tuesdny, Dec.
30, which will feature another
brand new Norris drama entitled
"Drifting."
( By the Associated Prejs.)
IGenuine, oltl-fashione ' ;Chriat
mas weflthor prevailed in eastern
Oregon today, but the western sec
tion had yet to receive its first
snow of the season a Christinas
(eve drew on, and latest reports
from S. Claus had him nearing the
northern boundary of the state on
his annual visitation to Oregon.
The weather bureau predicted
slightly warmer weather in the
western .section tonight, with rain.
Local snows were forecast for the
ea.st portion.
CHRISTMAS BALL WILL
11
LoValj Uuiifoi ffth Vnre looking
fnrwnnd toihi aMiturtl jrhristmns
ball, whh ri will be staged dy !.d
ford Post No. 15 of the American
Lotion tomorrow night. The Ori
ental Gardens hall room with its
spaclotiH dunce floor, has been en
paged for the occasion and Horn
Provost and his popular enter
tainers will furnish the latest in
dance music. Preparations have
been made by the commltteo In
charge of tho affair to take caro
of a largo attendance.
:
Regular communication of
Keamca Chapter, O. K. S.,
Wednesday eve. lce. 54.
TI lPTI v. i a i.iikv. I
Secy
W Christmas OhwnniHV.
rssis Malta Commandery No. 4,
ffj iv. r., win noiu tno cux-
lll'i.nHnrv Tnmitliii hrnt-
ma ohseiance, at Ma-
kV sonic hall, A h 1 a n d.
Thursday morning. Dec. 25. at 9
o'clock prompt. All Sir KniRhts
are courteously invited to attend.
H. V. I.KK, Command"r.
V.'rr PA V. Uoeorder. ?7f
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FA KM FOlt LKASK 1. 2. 3 or 4
yenwj 83 acre. vallc', rli'lient
soil: free water; 2 mlljt NV nf
Cenirnl Point: R-room hou-e. hiit
barn. k01 chicken house, well,
shade, 3 horses und machinery;
40 n year cj1i rnt. Act quick.
See 1). K. Millard. 4.'3 K. Main.
J - HOOM furnUhed apt!: private
bath; fresh, clean: g;i ratio; adults
Only. 244 Bo. Oi.ipe. Tel.
WAXTKD iJidy to do general of
fice w n r k and h on w o rk : t o
mart Immodiutely. No objection
to Ituly with child. Salary and
board. Write application to P.
O. Hox T."2. Q !:;
EASTERN OREGON
SEES ONLY SNOW
KOI! SAI.V:Threi f.it him. K
u waii. Phone 44;-w. :;;
:
Un UUUMj
LOS ANGELES, Dec. it. PI
Tom Mix, film cowboy, was ill
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X.OUIO $2.50 Books for S2.25 . OR I
1 11 P. M. S5.C0 Books for S-1.50 ' &JL . I
Children 10 Any Time Evening, Adults 35c .
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Ccntinuous 8hows ff"" j' S'''! fc
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I , n.' u-ife Mrs: I
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j Eel Feast Ready
- 1 NAPLES, Italy. Dec. ! (n :
Eight hundred tons of eels arrived
today ,!rom;BMUr C,c for Z
SEDAI.IA. Mo.. Dec. lit.-,-.
ITtnlfev dinners, a (lime each l....
; Knock served Tll't at his cafe. The
tixin's Included cigars and near
( I HE AIRES
CHRISTMAS
4 DAYS, STARTS
, TODAY
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THE INDIANS
WitlcTIM McCOY