MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD," OREGON. MONDAY. DECEMBER -!). 1!):',0.
PAGE THliEB
A,
B WELL GETS
BIG TAX-REFUND
IN OVERPAYMENT
Tlie government last week an
nounced refunds on income tax
'roturriB for 5 Oregonlans nnd In
'eluded in the lint Is Ralpli .
ilardwcll of tho Hardwcll Fruit
enmpuny, who is listed to receive ,
NOW
PLAYING
FOR
3 DAYS OF FUN!
Special Added Attraction
ON THE STAGE
One appearance each evening, 9:10
ELLOW MAE WILSON
SINGING AND WHISTLING
"THE NIGHTINGALE"
A NOVELTY PRESENTATION
" Leverette & Niedermeyer :
Ofv 1 CURTAIN -rfea-. V
l AT 11:45 J
ft MIDHITE
frail oce vi 0N THE screen
tS'fe.. X TED LEWIS
((!)) fe T Everybody
Pi' ' Happy"
JaMtj KrlSjgsrfjiSSj PeD and Snappy Music!
fevjf5SCjr:Uni ' ALL SEAT8 RESERVED :
Ec3yg';n,B)fa 3 Now on sale. Adults 50c, Loges 75c
i , 1 1 in M
A RIOTOUS COMEDY SITUATION!
caV" vefS A , P Hits!
0 J.l A o? Xer ft ,JP Two Gob, .;
tAt& V'fc ... Peppy Musical Comedy!
RiiT r. VU rt" I POPULAR PRICES -
B,,y IvW' trt&SF EVENINO L80
Holly MltT KMED Chidren iic Adultt 50c SELECTED
ocrjn 00K Week Nite 6 to 6:15 MATINEE ' SHORT
p Children 10c Adults 35e SUBJECTS
When npprisrd today of his
Rood fortune, .Mr. llardwell shut
ills eyes reverently Bnd exclaimed:
'Tliwn sure is n Siinta Cluus!"
Mr. Iturdwcll dot's not know tin
whyforo of the refund, but ins
pects he overpaid his Uncle' Sam.
lie will not contest the refund.
The only other beneficiary of
the income tax refund In this
county listed to date, is the. Rokuc
Kiver Timber company, of which
William T. tirlcvo Is manager.
The concern is slated for a fl3,
!.SS refund. ,
j OH producing shale in tho L'ln
: tali basin In I'tah is estimated at
! a a . i a ! , ooo.ooo tons.
No fewer than --d,4;j .n.ipectlnns
by government officials woro inadu
in Ttali:m factories last year.
ALL
ABOARD
Introducing to Medford
for the first time, two
of America's funniest
men,
OLSEN
JOHNSON
Leverette & Niedermeyer ;
KNIGHTS PYTHIAS
JO BE HOSTS AT
BANQUET TONIGHT
Tonight will ho tinothiT red let
ter for Tiiltmnun I-odno No. SI
Knluhts of Pythias, when their
Kit e?t banquet takes place at 6:30
' in their fine new halt.
1 Amunt; the dirtiiuuiished vis-
itors and speakers who will be
! present are Grand Chancellor Dix-
t n of
tlrande und t'nind j
Keeper of
Accords and Seal Wal-l
ter G. Oleason of Portland. '
Aceordintt to Chancellor Coin-
manlier Frank Howard and K. K.1
(tore, chairman of the committee.!
Knights, will be present from the
entire southern OreRon district.'
A sjilendld program has been nr-
raiiBed and the hall has Deen
olaborately decorateiL for tho
casion by Bliss Heine and his
crew of ,de
orators.
4
EL
10
u .,.. niiv h,n-i.l- th Christ-
mas-New Year holiday period tho!
, , j .... i.- ... !,,.,:
noieis ui .iie.iioiu, s .
i . t inia.
UiiuuKriuui xoe Luuinij .
nnlittnul l,llHilloR ,,f ihf Velir. bO-
.,.e ri,m,- ibis nerloil (there Is1
little travel and consequently fw:
Slleslii, even from outride point
in the state.
For a week or more past, there
nave oniv oeen a mere .hui.(
of suest.s at tho hotels, compared i
. - k...(. i
with other times of the year, nnd
It will probably he weeks yet be
fore travel gets Into swing of con
sequence nua'n.
In speaking of this annual holi
days lull, ' Harry Jlutton, well
known Orenon hotel man. who is
leasee Of tho Hotel Medford, aH
well as owner of the Hotel Ku
gene nt Kugene, with whk-h hos
telry he has been connected for
years, satd today that he looked
for the hotel business to begin
picking up considerably by Jan
unry 5. -with n progressive steady
increaso of patronuge from then
GET YOUR
HAPPINESS
INSURANCE!
BUY
- HOLLY
SCRIP ' '
MARILYN MILLER
THE SCINTILLATING
STAR OF "SALLY"
WILL BE HERE NEW
. YEAR'S DAY IN HER
.-' NEW PICTURE
"SUNNY
n
Mtvi. Thtini)xMi
To I. K. O.'s Nnturthiy.
Mm. ('. Ci. Thomp.-Nm entcrtaln
otl inenibci-H uf I E. O. at her
home Saturday afternoon,
was UMniatcd by her sinter,
Shj
Mrs.
Hoi-niriK of C. rants Puss,
Luncheon was followed by the
regular program, which was con-j
I
ducted by Mrs. O. 0. Iiokk """'nnd Mr. .1. O. FVrrell of the I-one
dealt with the educntionul worUj ine district. Those present were
of P. K. O.'s. i Mr. und ,Mra. A. V. U'Wls ' of
(iuests at the meeting wore Mrtf.' Sa!ein: Mr. and Mrs. I.yle Karr
AVelr McDonald of Eugene, Mrs-
Foster of San Francisco nnd Miss
Marjory Kelly, instructor in the
Albany schools, who is homo for
the holidays.
Dancing I'nrty Will
Interest Youneer :roiip.
Complimenting the y o u n t, c .
memoers or uie pani.ii,
wnom nro nome irom nu.. .
the holidays, the ladles of M.:
MarK s t.uim are emei iiuuhik
evcninit with a dancing party. A
Bpcclal proKiam has been nr-
ranged to Interest the youniiei' 'M
Music will be furnished by tho.
Melody Hoys orchestra.
Patrons and patronesses 101
affair are Father and Mrs. m.
B. Hamilton, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles
Clav, Mr. and Mrs. John Peter.
Dr. und Mrs. It. C. Mulliolland
and Mr. and Mrs. A. I' Slennctt.
-i.
Tuesday Altenmiiii.
Little Miss Lela
Henderson
..
daughter of M
uuiM to
lienuersou, win ui- -
members of C
A. R. tomorrow
urternoon at 2 o'clock at nei
home. "47 West Jackson street.
Mrs.
F.
Cannett. state al
which
rector.
has sent n message,
Interest to earhi
u- i on oi iierNuii.ii
. . , h
member, and It will he road a the
nrocram. An exenance oi . "ex
pensive ulfts will be another fea
ture of the prORiam. Tuesday
will also be duesday nnd all mem
bers are urged to come prepared..
Tea Dnnco Knjoyed
Hy Youiuier Set.
A lovely event of the week-end
for members of the younger set
wis the tea dance Riven yester
day afternoon by Miss Hetty Hard
well at the home of her parents,
Mr. nnd Mi's. Halph O. Hnrdwell.
Thirty friends called between tho
hours of 4 and 6 o'clock.
Pythhllis Will
Kiijoy
WiiK'h Party,
Anionic tho many watch purlieu
scheduled for Wednesday evcnlnSj
la thin of the l'vthlan eiuu. which,
n.iii bold in tho rythiun Blslois
club rooms. At this tlmo tho
menibors of the Pythian club will
entertain their husbands .and
friends. .' ' ' . '
Mrs. Mltllcy
In rortlnml.
Mrs. tllcn
Ijildley is nnioni;
members of
the local . teaching
staff who will attend the teachers'
conference In I'ortland this week.
Vhlle Jn tho northern city ehc!
wlll be Kiiest of her sisters nna
many friends. . '
ClniiPj'H lliiiiio
From Kcjtttle. -.,.. .
Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Clancy linvo
returned from Wattle, where they
spent Christmas with their son-in-law
nnd daughter, Mr. and Mr".
Harold DnKB and children.
Miss Wliltinitn lleturns
Tom I'nlirornlti. .
w j.-ifrHn Whitman returned I
to this' citv . vesterday .from Co-1 as truest of Mrs. Carnell's parents,
lusa nml VleaviJle,, tl where shc Mr. nnd Mrs. W. M. Ulrlrh. ro
has been visiting for two months. turned to their home yesterday.
GRAIN GROWERS
WAIT CANADIAN
MARKETPLANS
Address of Prime Minister
Will Outline Ideas in
Promise of 'Orderly Mar
keting.' "
lly Trank I. Wollcr
(Assoitlated I'ress Kami lidltor)
WASIIINCTON, liee. 20. (fP)
American nBrirulturnl leaders nro
caperly awaltlnff I'rlmo Minister
Bennett's address at HeR-lnn,
katchewan, on nccetnher 30, in
which ho is expected to outline
or more clearly define his Kov
ernment's promise of "orderly
marketing" for the 1M0 Canadian
wheat crop.
Kxccpl for his terse statement
of policy followlnu eonferencc
with bankers on a Joint petition
from tlin premiers of the. three
prairie provlncen that the Cuna-
l dlan Kovernment dci for Its wheat
farmers virtually the sume think
thlv coVernment has done for
till
Sore Throat?
Don't Gargle
This DoctA 's PrcBcription
Gives Quicker, Better Relief
Iir.'t Ftiff-r th pain nnd di
rnnforl if nr' throat. M l'r
tor prcrrlptin oallfl Thoximi
trtiaram'-ofl to rlive with thf very
ftrat nwallow. Nut a Kartell hot
plfiipiint tfmtlriir m.mjii:intt which
rvlifVfw ih mifriwi! and Bos (U-r-n
to tho (ntTnal raut.
Thoxin1 will relievo your non
tliroat or cnutfhinir qui k r nl
iH-lt'-r th..n anything you havf evpHfl,,, ,n M(Mf0rl for tho
info or your mmvy win i"
fundc'l. HhU' for the whol family.
Ask for Thoxine. roarly for une In
3r, flftr in'l 1 1 Oft hottlm. fVM hy
Siilem People Are
iius(M In Valley.
Mr. and Mi. A.
Lewis of
Salem are hem vislllni: their dau-
Altera. Mm. J. CJ. For re II 4uul
m rn. H. Hummer; Mho M r
Lewis' HiBter, Mch. t'ora Kvinis of
Phoenix. , They enjoyed a Christ-
man dinner at the home of Mr
and .wn. Norman, .of ltend: Mr.
,lmi lrR Walter Klliott of ltend
rr. and Mrs. Kavnert Ivwore 'of
Central Point; Mr. nnd Mrs. W.
H. Hummers, 'of Medford; 1 Mrs.
Corn Evans of Phot-nix; Mr", anil
jIr8. ciaud Urlusby of Central
,.oinl. Mr nna Mra. Ht.nry n,.i-
son Rni aa.htpr j,,won, of tn
tral Point; Orvlllo and Daisy Fcr-
rcll.
. i.
mnncr Guests of '
1p nl(d Jrs ni(,k,,,.,,
Mr nn(i Mn) MaPVn clark, Sr.,
of MeMlnnvllle niid Mr. and Mrs.
M(u.vl CUll.ki Jr of Ul.ants j.,lM
W(,r( ueHl )lt dinner yesterday
of ,.nd t,i tllckert. Mr.
and Mrs. Clark, Sr., nro undo
and aunt of Mrs. 1 Ulckert.
Mr. aird Mrs. IMurk. Sr., plan
to leave Wednesday . for Ihiik
Uench, Cul.f to spend the winter.
Miss IJutlfP Will
Fntortniii nt Tea. '
Complimenting Miss IhoIioI Stu
art of Hollywood. whA Ih in thin
city to spend tho holidays with
her parents, Colonel and Mrs. Stu
art. Miss Arlino Hutler Is enter
UiiniiiK with tin iJiformal tea at
her home cm Kast Main street
this nfternoon. Guests will eatl
Deiween ine nours oi 4 ana v.
Nelsons Kntcrtniit
At Dinner.
' Mr. and Mrs. Henry N'clwm en
tertained with a dinner in honor
of Mrs. Kelson's fi-rnndpnrcnts, Mr.
and .Mrs. A. Lewis of Salem nnd
Mr. and Mrs. 'Lylo Knrr nnd on,
Norman of Hend, nnd other rela
tives of Medford nnd vicinity.
After dinner a Christmas tree and
program -wore enjoyed.
Ski ut IUiii
of Cruter Ijike. i
A group of the younwer set who
enjoyed skiing nt Crater lako yes
terday Included Hubert Hoy!, Hub
ert Mason, Hubert Hleeter, Hob
ert Kmmens. Hurtoh lowry. Hilly
AValker,
Hen Day and Donald
oioorc.
The- party motored to tho rim
of Crator lako and skiied for bcv
eral hours.
StviilMHls Return
I'o Siu'rainelltii, '
Mr, and Mrs.
f-sim iriul dauKhier, llail.arit KciKh.i
wl6 have been vlsltlnir relatives
In I'ortland and Medford durlnKi
tho- holidays, left yesterday for
their homo In Sacramento. They
returned to Medforff from J'ort-
land Saturday nlRht.
I .oaves for ' Homo
In Bay City.
Mrs. lrace I'riest,
who
spent;
Christmas week In this city as
"uest of Mr.t and Mrs. 11. l.
Andrew, lert last nint lor ci
homo In Kim Francisco.
ltetiiru to Homo
At Klanuitii lull.
Mr, nnd .Mrs. enwara -'"
whn spent Christmas In this city
American fnrmor, Honnctt lias
been silent.
Four Polnu l.lstotl,
Whether his announcement that
"arrangements have been' con
cluded that Insure tho orderly
marketing- of the 1930 wheut crop
of western Canaan ' meets ono; much of tho tlmo in tno store
or nil of the four points mado by; keeper's quartors. They also' net
tho premiers Is of particular in
terest on both sides ut the bor
der. ' .
Kirst, tho petition asked a Hilar
1 anteed domestic prlc- for Canadian
wheat of 70 cents. Tort William
It asked nsmirance of the banks!
nifalnsl loss in inrrylni: on tno
wheat pool In nn onlciiy way, es
tabllshlncnt of u Kovernmenl sla
blllwition board and consideration
of advisability or orderlnc u itntlii
board Invcslluntlun Into short soll
Ini." on the WlnnlpeB Kxchnnife.
Thipo thliius. If iiccoinpllHlieil,
would do for Canadian .wheat Just
about all tio fur ui boar lt tryliiK
to io for' Ami rli an W'WeKl. "
..' . 4 j ;
WITH NEW YEAR
All dot? onTft of Mt'dfoid r
roinindi-d Ihtit dof IIiimihch will lit:
diif Thurwlrty, jatiUMry 1. In a
rordanrc with tho city ordinance,
all dojjH within tho city limit
nniKt h !!rt?nnfd nnd ownc?ra arp
urged to apcuro llrpnurn nt the
city recordfr's-offici? at the city hall
nn Koun b po.tthh.
TIhtP will I no rnoro Kiiturdny
nitfht dances at In Orlcntnl iar
dcrwi duo to th opening n-xt 4it
urd;iy nitfht of the Ja-kon Hut
HprlnffK pavilion near Ashland, !)m
IMovohi of tho well knwn Pep
IVddhTH orchfatrn announced to
day. Mr. provont hd rondtintcd
pant
autumn and l planning on nn ex
traordinarily big; dHnco to mark the
peonerilnK of -the h"t finrlnufi m-
Vtli'tt,
WILL
WEDNESDAY
PREPARING FOR A
CLEARANCE
of NELLIE NEAS
The Cinderella Shop has purchased the Nellie
Neas stock of Women's Ready - to - Wear at
Grants Pass. This merchandise will be on sale
in Medford beginning Friday morning, Jan. 2.
E
10 VENTURESOME
DE
Despite varnlnK from tho Cra- ;
ter national park office here
twiued recently for MedforU peoplo j
and otliem to lceep away from!
tho park because of UuiiKur to,j
nuto- traveling In tho snow over,
the ono-way road leudin from the; j
Medford and Khun nth entranW:
to Anna HprliiK camp, it wan:
U'amotl today by common report
" ""-"
y" people, made tho trip by
uuiu lis nil un iiina oi'iiiih ui'
yesterday, and somo up to tho rim
of the lako. Snow aportK, especial-
ly sklliiK, wero enjoyed hy many
of tho venturesome i
No confirmation of tho nhovol
could ho obtained nt tho Crater
National furest headquarters office
hero, becuuHo of Superintendent
:. C. Hullimky and attached of the
office, other than MIhh Kthel WM
klnHon, office HtcnoKnipher, bolnff,
ithnent from tho -city, nnd no To--port
having been received from;
tho ompIoyt-8 at tho park.
' There Ih mild to ho 35 Inches of
miow at Anna Kprhig camp and
government or heudquartern camp,
and about foui feet ut the rim,
with hlRhcr depthn ehiewhoro
whero the snow han drifted.
Tour park ytem omploycH nro
Rtatloned at tho park, the chiof
duty of two of whom Ih to operate
the hlfc snow play In koeplnr the
road open 1 between government
camp and the rlm. and .their
i duties keeplnR the other two busy
I nn iriinrds nt Anns Rnrliiff nnd ffov.
ornmsnt camps, and of the park
generally.
In addition the Crater Nalionul
1'ark compnny which holds the
concessions nf the park, maintains
a caretaker at the1 lodo day and
nlf,'ht,
to KU'ii'd that Mitporty,
Hmnowhcrn In AlnnHu thoro hurt
hfvn cllarnver! n ltrohlHtnrlc
mounter hiiheihlrd In a coke uf
ln. ItH hi'iiil Ih wild to ho cuiiicl
Hhiiped mid ItH Ixnly llko that of
a flfih, jt'rolmhly JijHt another pol
itical ntraddln that wan loft out
hjthfci( id,-Boston IToraM.
FRESH
as slmmhig-hnt cakes
from the griddle .
THAT'S
HillsHros
Coffee
In the
original
vacuum
pack
OlvJO
When you buy I lilts Bros. Coflec it it
s fresh and fragrant as when it came
from the routers. Air, which destroys
the flavor of coffee is completely re
moved from Hills Bros.' vacuum cans.
In ordinary air-tight caut cotfee can
no' rem.iin fresh,
BE CLOSED
and THURSDAY, Dec. 31-Jan. 1
NEW YEAR'S EVE
DINNER
DANCE
Music by Popular Orchestra
Playing From
8:30 to 12 ,
HOTEL MEDFORD
Make Reservations
Start
With
230 South Central
At Oerynd Taylor thiv
elscoTlsitor finds Aan r i
hotol. Here, those w
enTlronment of qulr'
to ba found "
tntTelers returru
able atmosp!
Cilft, phyi
yet oia
locatei
d
niHcleil
a la eartu
the diner
rlsco's mult
ship-streirn Ba
Oakland and
the hills on the o
nr. The slew
marrelous. sedatire
delight to the jaundiced
VW eS."
BIG
SALE
STOCK
i'"'n',.
Welcome the New!
Year . . . bid a
rollicking good-,
bye to old 1930
" . . ; at the Hote1
Medford's annual
party! i
Favors
For All
!0"t V,; jfi,,
if t 'H . ; K-'
Tickets $2.00
the New Year
a "Permanent"
$5.00
'Complete '' " ' ,
Kathryn Locatell
Tol."1374 '
is
Imest
to the
nheni of
Wvice that
present day
fospltallty. Al-
major hotel of :
houah It Is rated as
Ice and Talue-crrlnc,
then are surnrlslnd
rate Hart at 3 single and
V?T " Jaded appelitc. On llie I