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Newspaper Page TextfC.)JXit- ' ''"7 PSGETWO ; MEDFORD ' MAIL TRIBUNE MEDFORD, OREGOX;-vrlDKESli AT. DECEMBER 193d I! Bl II II II IH III I pi HI I i ilii fit HI III! i; Iocal and -'Personal Th$ storW,1' nn&. office will b closed tomorrow and all bUKlnesB will practically- cense for the d:ty. hocauM pf It being Xow Year's 'iny. Th postofflce will t. closed itH there will l no carrier tlllverit. Neither- will there be n l.-vue of th- Mnll Tiiwuft, llnjiio from Oaklunil Visit Dry kindlings $2.50 a load. Val Mrs. Emma York and MIhh hoy Fuel Co. 242tf ClliulVi York urrlved home, ltv train ' ' this noon from their week's vlwlt whlt: Miss land, Cal. Frances ,York at Ook- M4Nlfunl lUtyn In Kbimutli . Uick Isaucrf, Allen Hpalding and JackWalker of Medford have been spending Heveral days of the vaca tion period vVilting; friends in Klamath Fnllw. Legion Xew Year'R party, Ori ental CJardenfl, Thiirn. .Inn, 1st Provost and his Pep Peddlerw, Let's goi 28 Oregon Hotel Guest Included nmong the hotel guests reentered at Medford hotels from Oregon points are Hops Oulley of Kugene H Kntllcon of Myrtle Point, Art Klliott, W. C. Hates, A ('. Uiren nn! H. H. Lake of Myrtle Creek, W. L. Stark of Marhfleld Hugh Scott of The iinlles, H. . 11 I ta block and son, John Hecky, of Saiem, S. CI. Sellick and Oeorge C. Kvnns -of Rosehurg, P. B. Haw- ley of Oregon City, J. R. Delf, C, O'Hallprftn. S. 8. Snell, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Cohoor R. L. McCready. J. J.-Tyock. 15. H. Trump and I). L. Crawford of Portland. Permanent wave, Jfi.00 complpto; f.'iclnlfl,. scalp trentment. and oil shampoosi, BOo.. ; Prevost Heauty Shop, 8ir W. Main. Tel. 363. 253tf Visits. KiHtcr MIks Gertie Sullivan of Orlantl Cal formerly nt thin city, will re turn to her horn Friday ufter hav infi vUitefl Mrs. W. 1(. Bullock over the- holiday. Ml Sullivan and Mm. BuHock nro ulster. Our now stud lot Is opposite new Ilojly theater. The Poasloya. tf AnoUicr Coal Oil Firo A small amount of damage waH dono.laat night at a small,, new apartment house building at 2 ill North 'Holly street when a coal oil stove ignited the floor of ono room. The stovo was left burning to dry out moitur in- the new building, owned by Mh. Marie Shaw. Burn green fir slabs with dry wood and cut fuel bill. Ask Med. VunJ Co., Tel. 631. 256tf Joiisph Visit J tola live Stanford Jones of Medford, who had been spending the week In Rogehurg visiting his mother, Mrs. M.-A. Jones, nnrt fliser, Mrs. Anna Dnbrrey, 'loft iSitnday to? Portland where- hfc,wMl nttend ,to busLness for sevflimi tinyid. Ills wlfrf will re main in Roseburg to- visit her pnr entH, Mr, and Mrs; John M'.' Wilis. Hoeeburg XWfl-Rpvlew; Brill Sheet Metul "Works does ex pert 'repairing,' fender and' auto body repairing.' tf ltenraiblrxl l-rty Snriim Day , This morning, nnd forenoon wltb its modified . tem)erature and oc casional sunshine; the minimum of which vcflM, ao, thff lowest for about a weekipast, Jlt qulter balmy much rewHrbUns an curly prlngday. Phone,B.42., We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. ...... 237tf Hero from Seatilo . . Mrs. A:- K. Co rum of Seattle U In the elty as guest of Mrs. O.- II. Chrum and family nt their homo on South Central1 avenue. Whoopool Legion New Year's dance.. OrtcmtaA Oardetw. Tluim. Jan. 1st. Popular prices, gentle man $1.00, Indies free. . 281 Vrge Karly Appointments The county health department urges Medford mothers to make early appointments tor the child welfare clinic to -ho ..held at tbo Y. W. C. A., with Dr. B. Ci WUsan, county health officer, in charge, assisted- by Mrs. AUKita til over I'udghnm. county nurse. Tho clinic will h held Friday' RftHrnoon and will he the first In 1931. Dry kindling $8.50 ley -Fuel Co ' - load. Val 242tf VUBcil Tlielr lnrntH Vernon and Walter Williams, who are employed In Klamath Kails, spent the week cud In Med ford vlniting their parents. Lot me writo your fire Insurance. Carl V. Tengwnld, Hotel Holland nirtff., Phone 993, tf Mil or Auto tVIIMon Cars drlvon by Orval Zimmer man and 11. B. Bruuson, both of Mrdford, were Involved in an auto coNision yesterday on the Pacific highway n short distance from the end of North Hlverslde avenue, ac cording to an accident report on M? today nt the police station. DAJIy's Taxi, Phono to i passengers. 13. 3&c; 1 tM A-u tor Catalog Kihtenberg brothers of the Bear Crek; orchanls recolved a letter from the- cawthoin Institute of Nfilson.1 X. 55., requesting a uitalog jihowlng' the picking pnlls used 'In !he Bear Creek orchards. The let to did not slate where information conrnlng the palls- hud been ob tained. Dr. -lloht K, Lc, Uberty Btdg. Kyes examined, glasses. tf o l;lk.i ImUtc Mee ting Thre will In no mo4tlnR of the r:iks lodge tomotorw night itocause of tomorrow being New Yiwr's day. thus mftklng the ' woond weekly meeting to be mlseed in aiKv-esslon, as the regular meeting tilglvt of the bidge falls nn Thursday. , Herb Alford will be with . the -frr1terkl omhestra New TearK evo at Gold Hill. Ponce till 3 a m. psi ilU nn Committee H'ihs (iull-y of KuKene. r field necretiiry of the Ori'Kon Chrimiiin KmWavor iioeifly. wai In Med ford yeMerduy tailing on committee incmliHrM conccrnlnK the tate con vention to 1 hold hero In the spring. Mr. (iuiloy left today for CIinntH Caw where he will call on ICmlPftvor offleero. IneludtnK Mis Nellie i'rlext, president of the Cra ter Lake union. With Ashland Friend ChrvrleH WltJIIqrk of Medford I Hpendintc a week in Ai hland visit I Inn with friend. ! of Uvvjeory Mm. Sibyl ( I r i kk and d a u ff h t er Jean of Xampn, Ida., are in Med ford aH Riient of Mr. and Mr. A. H. firepory and daughter. Vir ginia and Marjorle. They plan to leave Saturday for their home. Broken windows reglazed by Trowbridge Cabinet Works, 230tf Altemled IMmenlx Meeting Four Cirri nts Pass minlMtrs, Hev erends ,C. C, Harlck. J). J. Kerr, K. J. Dodson anil V. It. Hawkins, mo tored to Phoenix Monday to at tend the monthly meeting of the Rogue iliver Valley Ministerial as sociation held in the Presbyterian church there. Dry kindling $2.50 a load. Val ley Fuel Co. 242tf Returns to Oakland Mr. and Mm., J. K. Throndon of Oaklajul loft today by train for that city, after having spent the Chrintma holidays with Mr. and Mr. H. W. Young. - M. Young and Mrs. Throndson are sisters. It's tlmo to fill your radiator With nntl-freeze. prestone, alcohol nnd Clyco at Flchtner's Garage. 232tf lloluriiN la Wesley i Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sova of Wes ley, Ore., left by train today for their home, after having visited M rs. Suva's mother, 1 rs. J . A Stewart. Portraits of distinction. Peasleys, opp. Holly theater. The tf Bark to Medford MIha Dorothy, Mb Kathleen and Mls Mariun Nsa returned to Med ford. on Sunday night from Rose,- burg after upending several days .there visiting their paronts, .Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Nej.-. 1 Jackson Springs dances reopened next Sat. Music by Pep Peddlers, i.. 282 fas (anno to P)rtlnnd ; mIhs Violet Wlnkleman of Talent left for Portland last Monday, re Skating inpular The cold weathor of the past severnl days has caused the. mill pond at Lincoln, sawmill settle mrvt on the Oroensprlng mountain road,' to be :a popular attraction for Ashlund residents, quite irjuirty of- whom- wore - at the pomT last Sunday glidlug over tho glassy, sur face; Tho pond covers wovcral acre nnd tho ice'-ls- of eufflclent thltiknens to assure safety. If: the nights-continue to he freezing cold plana are underway to add several inches-of water on top of-tho pres ent lee to provide a smoother coat ing. - ' ; '.Dun Spencer has not moved from Moose hutt. as formerly reported. 283 Stamps All Tnkm Cp . ) following tho announcement in tho Mall Tribune yeterduy that stamps from foreign count r low were available at tho Chamber of Com meroe, that office was almost crowded this- morning with youth fill colWrtOM, who soon diminished the supply. ( At noon only postage from Great Britain was available. Tbo-stamp were received In con nection with requests from nil pur ts of tho world for pear recipe book let. . .,! -I - i - Dance Jackson Springs Sat. night 282 Mr. Kldredge Improved Friends In this city of K. X. KU1 redge, who has been seriously ill for the past two weeks, are glad to learn that lie is In an Improved condition, according to reports to day. Dr. C. P. Johnston, Don 1 1 at, Phippa Bldg. Phone 1462. ' U7tf In City Today Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Plnkens-of the Meadows district are In Med ford today transacting business nnd vlniting Mim. Dlnkens' parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mason. Photographs for. Xmas. Peas leys, opp. Holly theater. The tf 'op (late IV 11h Them Wearing one of his prosperity smiles. C. r. (Pop) (iates canto to Portland yesterday from Medford. The time ha come, Mr. Gates Mild, for a Vhango in outlook toward business conditions. We have been kidding oitrselven into ft depressed state of mind tot? cause conditions are not u-p to our banner years, whereas they nrenot murh below normal, h v4"mI, l'nmploy ment In and nhoiit imlford is uu greater than in nny normal year nt this season, Mr, Gates sold. Mr. Gates, who Is a t member of the state highway commUsloi was at the Imperial hotel. Tho Orcson 1a n. Coats refined and remodeled af the Fashion Shop. 42 Medford Bldg. Mrs. Harry A nd rows, Te I . 1181. - t( Stanley llou lletirr Stanley Hokks. son of Mr.' and Mrs. o. C. ItoKK". who has been III with a severe cold for the past week, is much Improved today. Annual New Year's hnll Hill Wednesday, Poeemnei Dance till 3 a. m. Gold SI. SRI Ml ltirker Home Miss ollv liirker has returned to this city after Kpendinit Christ niae and tho week end with rela tive and friends In Portland. Big rtanre Hold lUU.Nxw Tear's eve. Dance till 3 a. m. 2K1 Week i:nd"Giu'HiK -." -. Week end gueHts of Mr. andi Mm. K, Templeton in Klamuth1 Kalis were Mr. and Mm. Arthur Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. .la men Kern of Medford. KeturiiH to Yale Hilly Newhall, on of Mr. and Mr, (.., h. Newhalj; who him been upending the holiday) with IiIm par ent, left today for the ent to re mime his Htudlew at Yale. He will make the trip via Lorf Angel cm. Carnival dance, Mooxe hajl, Ash land, Thursday night. . 2H FJderly Couple to Wed Thomas J. Brlnckenfoff and and Alice Colby, an elderly Grants Pass couple, were issued a marring license today ni .the coiintv clerk's office. ' Turkey dinner New Year's day at Huson m What-Xot. Soup to des sert, fiOc. Vis I ml in Ashlund Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Bush spent Monday evening in Ashland at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Wllkins, Wood dry fir slabs $fi per load, half load $2.50. Dry body fir $2.75 per tier. Hardwood $3.75 per tier. Phone 1I41-J, Longwlll Wood com pany. , 286 Trail Hoy KIIIh Cougar Herman Oliver appeared at the county clerk's office today to col lect a $10 bounty warrant for the killing of a cougar that measured seven feet. Tho animal was trap ped In the Trail section. Oliver is uIho eligible to collect a $25 bounty from Die state and is willing to sell the hid for $10. Other boun ty warrants were issued to R. O. Sims, Medford, four coyoto; Alvah Green, Medford, ono bobcat; Wil liam Walch, one coyote and one bobcat. Burn dry slab wood, $5 and $0 pec load. Mod. Fuel Co., Tel. 031. 25Ctf Drug Caw Ktoutt uiiil Found Dr. R. W. Sleet er reported to the police butt night that a drug case wfli Mtolen from hi car. but it was found a-Rhort time latvr In an alley where it had apparently been thrown away1 after It had been opened in search for drugs. Paul Allen Clrculatinc . , , , Paul Allen, '30 Oregon State graduate nnd member of Phi Kap pa Tau fraternity, Is visiting in Klamath1 Falls from hla home at Medford. Mr, Allen plans to re main hero to attend the Oregon State dance at tbo Piedmont Tues day evening. Klamath Falls Her ald; , 4 L AIDES FOR RELIEF In keeping with chins of the recently) organised State -JOmploy ment, conunfswlon, C$rl t. Teng wald appointed ns chairman for the Jackson county district, today announced appointments of mem bers of a committee to work witli him iii connection with local con dltlons. A meeting will be -held soon after tho first of the year. In -addition to, highway work the commission has evolved plan of county assistance In which tho local committee-will function. The members are us follows: County Jutlgo Alexpnrrow, Chris Gottlieb, Miss Lillian Huberts, C. T. Baker und Jack Thompson of .Medford and Von Smith of Ash In tut, . . PlrORNLV, Ore., Dec. 31. (Spl.) The party planned by the Thursday club wlH 'bo held Satur day night,- January 3, with -Mrs. Culver Furry at Ashland. A cov ered dish supper will be served at 0:30. Kach person Is asked to hritig Homo gift. ; It Is the desire of the president, that all members ho present, 'Husbands of the members will be giuwts. Kog-ue ltiver Ministerial associa tion met nt the Presbyterian church Monday nftcrnoon. Hev. 'Kerr,' of the Grants Pass Presby terian church read thn paper. The next meeting of the association will bo held att the Aahland Pres byterian church. January J0. It was decided to meot nt 1 1 o'clock with lunch nt noon, nnd meet again in tho afternoon. Kev. Fred F. SeheU's brother. 15. U. Scheil for Opul. Canada Is npeuding a few days at the Scbell home. Ho Is on a return trip from California. , Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Daugherty and family returned Sunday from a lew days trip to Dunce and Portland. Independence school opened on Monday, December 2!Mh. Miss It vi by Higtnbotham left Sunday evening for Albany, Ore., where she is attending school. Mi' nn.l M,-a Urttf I Itt rlnu,i Mi' and Mrs. H. IV Purhson- Miss M rs, V es le t o f f ee n a nd fa m II y . and Bay Kdwards of Medford, were dlier guests of Mr. and Mrs. Theron Black of Medford Sunday. Mrs. P.d HiKlnbotham's sister, Mrs. Belle Parker. and daughter Krnnoes of KtamatlO Kails, ; spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Higinbotham home. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. it t'asl and daugh ter Ktvrt were dinner guests t the Higinbotham home. Begubir meeting of th Indlcs Aid will be held Friday afternoon at the church parlors. The regu lar date of the meeting falls on Thursday. January 12. all officers and the guard team of Neighbors of Wood craft. Oak circle No. 242. are urged to meet at the W. O. W. hall for rehearsal of the Installa tion to be held January M. A covered dish dinner will be served ut 8:80 for Woodcraft members and their families. The installa tion servlca' will be opened to the public. -' f j PHOENIX MEDFORD PEAR PLAN AIDS SALE I Santa Clara Hardy Growers Sell Ten Cars in Cleve -land by. Borrowing Com mittee System. The. December Issue of Blue An chor, monthly publication of the California Fruitgrowers' Exchange, contained an article concerning the sale of Hard pears in the Snhtti Clara district. The account tells how it was possible for the grow ers to sell ten cars of this variety of peurs in Cleveland through th use of plans originated by the Med ford grower's. The article Included the follow ing: "Two Davids from Oregon, David II. Rosenberg, president of the Medford Traffic association, and David It. Wood, chairman of the Medford- winter pear commit tee, girded their lulns lat winter, ho to speuk, overhauled their slings, the stones whereof were little pamphlet reports of tho Detroit re sults In 1 U 2 .t , and descended into California seeking various likely Goliaths resident therein. "The Hardy Goliath lurking In Santa Clara was somewhat over weight from increasing production and fell rather readily before their shooting." The uuthor stated that Medford most gracefully . and generously yielded its undoubtedly prior claim to the Cleveland murfcet, where plans hud been partially carried out by the Medford group. The Hardy variety of pears grown in the Santa Clara valley had been sold previously to the United Kingdom and &outh Amer ica, and New York was the only market In the Llnited States where this variety had been placed for sale. IF APPLEGATE RANCH Fl APPLEGATE. - Ore'.,, Dec. 31. (.Special.) A bind sale of much interest to the Applegate people is that of tho Klelnhammer ranch owned by tho' Flint National hart to. of AMhlaml to tho Little A pp legate Mlninff company which was croHed Dec. 17 by Leonard Meancham and Floyd Hteelo of Seattle. The min ing company is making, prepara tions to mine the Uuncom. place with the water thru tho Gin Lin ditch which was owned by 'the bank nnd in order to obtain '' full poBHeasion of the ditch it was pecewmry to buy tho ranch wh,lch may at Home time In the neat future be' partly mined off. 'Mr. and MrH. A. 8. Klelnhammer will have poKscaslon of the ranch for tho next year. LAKE CREEiTgRANGE JAKES GOOD PROFIT , LA K 13 CREEK., Ore,, Dec. 31. (Spl.) I-ake Creek Oranxe held an IniereHtiiiK meetlnK Friday even Ihk, December 20, the most Import ant feautre of which was tho re- port of wpeclat committee! on re turns from the carnival sponsored by the Oranno a few weeks uro. It wqh found that the carnival ami dance had netted a very satisfac tory sum. The Orange sont n donation to the Waveiiy Itaby home of Port land, to help in the erection of a new bulldinn. Sympathy was expressed for Mllly Meyer, who Is suffering from nn attack of mumps, and for Martin Howies, who has Rone to California for an indefinite stay in the hope that his health will be Improved. An excellent proftram. which' was presented by lecturer Alma Meyer, ended nn enjoyable even ing. Among the welt rendered numbers were: Recitation, "Vel- nnio ' In' .lundt f'huHnv nml Ittih Damon; piano solo, "Star of the East," ly Anna Walch: dialogue," The Shortest Route,' by Kid red 1 Charley and Irene Charley; "Merry Christmas Eve." recitation hy .lew- 11 Abbott; recitation. "Just Re- fore C-isimas.'' hy Evelyn Abbott; song. "Star Dust," by Wanda Wy ant; recitation, "If Santa Should Stumble by Owendolyn Charley; recitation. "Suntu Claus," AVil tard Walch; recitation. "A Com plaint," by Fom Wyant; harmon- len solos. "Silent Night" and "Jin- Kle Itell.' hy William Abbott. Members tv reminded that range dues are payable Januar 1. and are to be paid Iwfore the unnual word is received. ITALIAN HOMES TOPPLE IN HEAVY EARTHQUAKE AVKI.l.lNO. Italy. lid-. St. (4 A HlnttiK cartluittiiki- wns foil diirina th. ninht at San 8(sf-t larmtia. ttMipliiti; nver M-viTa! houscn which wer crarkpd in tht tltiiMtt-r of July 31. Several email fire wore Mtarted in other ImtUI iitK hy hir( cin-tilts. , ClasslflriJ ndv.rtlsnng ets rnulta HERN CROP Radio Program KM ED (Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln 8titlon) Wednesday 't ' P. M. '. to 8 People's Electric; Prosperlgraphs. 6 to 7 Where. to Co; Popu- lar RecorriinKK; Cecil and Sally. . 7 to 8 It's Get Aaiioclated; i NeWH Digest; Murray and IlurrlH, L'HC. . 8 to United Siring Knsem- bio; Album of , Familiar Faces, UHC. . 9 to JU O'er Laud and Sea; Dancing Strings, VUC. Thursday A. &r. 8 to 9 'Popular Recordings; . Denfson itadio Shop. -i- 9 to 10 Friendship Circle; People's Electric; Procter & Cinmble. 10 to 11 Clold Seal; Stylo Gossip. 11 to 12 Film Tips and Talks; Wurts Gifts; Panto- rlum Dye Works. P. M. 12 to 1 Swem's Gift Shop; Heath's Drug Store; Ivy St. Market; Mann's Dept. Store. 1 to 2 Pan Dandy; Scientific : laboratories; Popular Re- cordlngs. 2 to 3. Happiness Train; Pop- i ulnr Recordings. 3 to 4 KMKD Presentation. 4 to 5 Kiddles' Period; Popu- lar Recordings. -I-4- 5 to 6 Rockdell Program. & 6 to 7 Where to Go; Popular Recordings; Cecil and Sally. 7 to 8 Let's Get Associated; News Digest. UBC; Plym- outh Motor World Tour. 8 to 9 Plymouth Motor World Tour; Popular Recordings, KMKD; ' Hollywood Roose- volt Orchestra, UHC. . 9 to 10 Modernistic; Eight Bells, VBC. -ft:3ftto 7i30 p.:m.-?vPaImoHve hour. MBC-ser'ice to, KCJO KHi; KO MO,;K'.ttV. -Kfcfc.:v .. ;.: 7:30 to 8 p. m. Coca Cola pro gram. NRC servlco to KOO, KlICi, KOMO, KOW, KECA, KF SD. , S to 8:15 p. m. Amos V Andy. . NiHC service to KOO. KHQ, KO yio; KOW, KECA, K'FSD. S7l5 to 8:4ii p. m. S. & V. Mel- low'd Melodies. NBC service to . . KGO. KECA. KP-SD. KTAU. 8:1a ,to fl:45 p. m. I-et's Get Asso ciated. NRC service to KHQ, KOMO, KOW, KPO, KFL 8:45 to 9 p. m. Jolly Time Revue. NTtC service to KOO, KHQ, KO MO, KOW, IvFI, KTAR. 9 to 9:30 p. m.' Miniature Biog raphic. NRC service to KOO, KECA. . 9:30 to 10:3ft p. m. Camel Pleas ure Hour. NRC service to KOO. KHQ, KOMO. KOW, KECA. KF SD, KTAR, KSL, KOA. 10:30 to 11 p. m. Parisian Quin tet. . NRC service to KGO, KOA. 11 to 12 p. m. Dance orchestra. NRC service, to KGO, KG W, KFI. Nevada Rlrrts Top Market. RENO. iNev. P) Top pool prices for tho holiday market In the west were received by Nevada turkey producers this year for the second consecutive season. Shrine I'.lccts Officers. Stated session of lllllab Te m plo, M ason ic hall, Ashland, Friday even ing, Jan. 2. 1931. An nual election of officers and other important businesA. All Shrinks- Invited. R e f eshmcnts after session. R. E. DETRICK, (ILL DA V, Recorder. Potentate. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY SINXVER sewing machine. $5.00; new bed, Sit.OU; 4-hole coaloll range with oven, $12.50; 2 Cen ter tables, 2 trunks, kitchen tabic, picture frames, tobacco cutter and several other small articles. Uuvls Trans. & Storage. 2S2, FOI'XD Pet duck. Owner may have same by calling 7-F-14. 2K2 FOR RENT Furnished 3-room house. Phoenix. $13, water paid. Phone Jacksonville 3ti4. 2S3 ROOMS $2.00 per wk; wk. cabins $2. SO Front. FOR SALE. Loose alfalfa hay., baled grain ha v. Elmer Ross, R. F D . Ross Lane. 2S1 tf With each $1.00 cash pur chnse a 50c ticket to the Holly Theatre FREE Alexander's Grocery c CARNIVAL DANCE TbNIGHT o Dreamland Hal1 Dancing till 2 o'clock ; STORES TO CLOSE ON NEW YEAR DAY PARTIES PLANNED Practically all place of business Will be clo.sed torn or now, the post office wlll.be cWed and ijicre will be no carrier deliveries, 'rind neith er will the Mail Tribune bo famicd, as the day will be given over to celebratipg' the first, day of the New Year. Therefore everyone can sleep ns long as desired tomorrow morning, following moat people being up late tonight 1o see the old year out and welcome the new one In. " There wilt be n. variety of-celebrations tonight. New Year's eve, in the way of social gatherings to speed Hi'iQ on Its way, nnd' wet- come In 1931, including watch night gatherings, dances and par ties. The Craterlan nnd Holly theaters will have midnight shows with added whoopee programs and tomorrow will be many other gatherings In honor of the new ! year, including parties, dances and) the like. RESCUE SHIP'S CREW . FROM-BISCAY WATER LONDON. ' Dec; 3 1 . The British steamer Viceroy of India notified I-doyds by radio today that she had rescued the crew of tho sinking Oreek steamer Theodoros Bulyaris in the Hay of Biscay and the vessel had been nbnndoned. ffox .West Coast MUSIC! PEP! LAUGHTER! NEW YEAR'S MIDNITE FROLIC TdhiteLateli Make All the Noise You Want To'. FREE Horns, Serpentines . Marie Dressier Wallace 66 Two little lovebirds .with no parents to guide them . . . a glorious comedy drama packed with boistrous laughter and a heart-throb . . . human . . , 1 tender . . . realistic scrip jf - yUc' V .-V Mm.'". ' ml. , ..i M Htzsr- bhl L(J fi If IN V'fjSi, Starts TOMORROW . commuou. 12:36 to 11 PSil : ; EDMUrD L0WE 0 yggl, o "PART TIME VIFE" ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT with Also "THE INDIANS I 1 Lcll: "yams ARE COMING" New Year Greetings 11931 will find you buying the most durable articles with the least amount flf maintenance. We call your attention to are longer-lived charges." We sell '.'Real" Heat ,it prices as low as 1-10 of lc per pu. ff. ' : Southern Oregon Gas Corp. "Home of Instant Heat" 200 West Main Street ' ' Phone 520 Thej will , BAKHI1. Dec Stoddard Lumbi 31. Wt company t work In the, pin -uu nit ii .iv Vfh. linker sawmill and nearby nnM( Friday morning, it was announced "today. The mill has been closed since November I. Tbo linker plannr, which hiiH Last Times TONITE . Noiseless Recording,. .. . Ruth Chatterton in "The Right to Love" Presenting a Special Preview of America's New Sweethearts the fact that Gas appliances and , there are no service call been working part time, will re ,t'umc normal operations this week, it was also announced. AGED PUYALLUP INDIAN DIES AT FIRW00D HOME T A (JO MA, 'Wash., Doc. 31. -if?) "jimmy" Cross, SO, ono of tho foremost Puyallup Indians in this region, died yesterday at his home -,at Firwood whcre he had lived for ,( V(i;irs . w., ,,orn at camn Murray, m-ar Tucoma. Mall Tribune ada are o nnn -annl everv dv read I HEATRE5 ON THE STAGE Pretty Girls, Music, Pep Katherine Stang's SONG and DANCE REVUE Beery 99 Admission