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PAGE TWO
Iocal and
-'Personal
Medtonl Couple Married
Tho flint wedding of the new
year to bo performed ly Juttm
.Taylor Jn hla court room, in hit
capacity an Justice of the peace,
was that yesterday afternoon which
nuuife Nina Carman and Cecil Wm.
I'.arker, both of Medfonl. man nml
wife. The official vithoHKen were
Hale Wheeler and John V. l.finff
ston. More I tain Is Outlook
It rained lightly at peiiodH dur
ing today, following .03 of an inch
that felt duriiiK the 1M hour cml
Inif at 5 a. m. today, and more rain
Is forecast for tonight and Sunday.
In all, up to thU ntorniii'-:, the pre
cipitation since September 1 last
wa 5.50 inches.
. First License This Year
To Dr. A. 12. Uodson of Medfuid
Hues tho distinction of beim; the
first person to have purchased a
fishing and hunting license at the
county clerk'H office thin year. It
was issued th forenoon. j
Permanent wave. ?.V00 complete;
facials, ncalp treatnieiHs and oil
sbatnpooH, 30c. Prevont Ueauiy
Whop, 81 ii U. Main. Tel, 3t3. H-IIItf
From ItNlant ('(ties
10. V. Maiifron of St. Loufs, Mo.,
('. It. Hkeno and J. rhrlstensen of
.Moose Jaw, .ank and .Mr. and Mrs.
J. K, Henry of Ureal Kails, Mont.,
were among utiests from distant
cities reclstei'ed Iat nltf ht at Mcd-
foru hotels.
Our new studio is opposite new
; Holly theater. Th- Peasleys. ' tf
Iteiuiii to Portland
Mr. and Mrs, George Gilbert of
Povtiand returned yesterday to
Portland after spending a week
here with Mr. Gilbert's brother, IJ.
F. (Dad) Gilbert and family.
Dance Saturday
ball, Ashland.
nlfjht,
Moose
2S3
To Attend lloebiirg Scbm
George Alexander, head of tlv
state prohibition department, was
in Medford today fur a short time
attending to business matters. He
planned to leave this afternoon for
Httseburg to attend the periodical
fcsjort of the .Southern Oregon Law
Fpforccmcnt Officers association
tonight. A delegation of Medford
officers Is abo expected to bo
present. . .
Ilurn green fir slabs with dry
wood and cut fuel bill. Ask Med.
Fuel Co., Tel. C31. 2f,Uif
1. inch Stand Fntereil
Th Pnlen lunch stand on North
Riverside' avenue was entered by
burulnrs lastailght and two cartons
of clKurettes Were found missing
.When' the. burklury wft discovered
this morning. according to police
reports today
Tho new year offern a better
ehjtnct if you are ready to meet it
demand. Strt now nd tho Med
ford Bunlncfi College can help you
Day nd evening m'ssioim in
all business subjects. Hpeclal evening-
class In public speaking now
open. .Phono 800. OWN,
Spent linilriay hi Med fold
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Wilson left
this forenoon for their home 1"
ttouldcr, Colo., following a visit
ovef tho holidays with Mr. ami Mrs.
Clyde McMurray on Spring street.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson ure former
Medford resident. and the former
at tho pescnt time Is u deputy
Fritted States mineral surveyor.
"Wood dry fir fllabn $5 per load,
half load 12.50. Dry body fir $2.75
per tier. Hardwood $3.7 5 per tier.
Phono 1141-J, LongwlU Wood com
pany. 285
Visitors from Jjikevhnv
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Welch
of Lakevlew arc visitors in Med
ford who nnived yesterday.
Pari Spencer hna not moved .from
Mooho hall, a formerly reported.
- 283
Completes I toll do y Visit I'
ll oh ert A. Hennett left for Ke
nt tie yesterday, where' lo Is a
sophomore In the eninoerlng de
partment of the University of
Washington, Ho had spent the
holidays with his parents. Dr. and
Mri. Alexander G. Hennett, In the
Methodist parsonaKc. He is uludy
Imj aviation engineering.
1!urn -dry slab wood, T and !
fr load. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. till,
r . ::.ttif
Real Value
in
Fruit Cake
Until our supply is ex
hausted we will Sell our
special brand of Fruit
Cake for
29c Per lb.
This is an exceptional
value for tho highest
quality cake.
Come early to avoid be
ing disappointed.
I I. r . - .. I
Itefui-u Ut Klainalh
-Mr. and .Mik. Kai X. Kcrrell have
returned to thir home in Klamath
Falls). They had been vlnlt.nn Mr.
FeneM'K brother. J. Ferrell of
the Lone IMne district near Med-fuid.
Wall i I.ihiiI luroriihilloii
I'launln to come West next
sprhiK, a letter from W. K. Srhaet
of .Maniuetle. .Mich., was received
by the Medford (.'hninhoi of Com
merce today inquiring for informa
tion uti Med ford and Hmilhern Ore.
Kon, A letter was also received
j from Mrs. Karl I.eihold of Ilrldjje
I port, ( 'on n., aHtiiitf lor local In
j formation.
j Dance at Jacksonville, tonight.
j llopresenl I'ortlniiit
j Portland resident registered at
; local hotels today included V. It.
Iledhcad. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Look,
(Mr. and Mm. O. J. Wall. Jr.. Mr.
jand Mrs. 4. C. Jon oh, V. A. Ilonon.
i.l. K. Quick, w. K. McCIui-k and
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Madcr.
Dr. c. P. Johnston. Dentin I.
PhippN lildff. Phono lift:'. 7 7tf
Itrliii-neil to Jacksonville
Mr. and Mrs. Fred CloKton, their
daughter and three sous returned
Tuesday morning to their home at
Jacksonville after spending a week
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mr.. Sydney Kvans In K la math
Falls.
Coiits re lined and remodeled at
the Fashion S h o p, 41 Medford
lildg. Ma. Nari-y Andrews, Tel,
list. t f
Welfare CIltiH! Tuesday
i
The county hea It h do pa rtmenl
will hold a child wo'lfaru clinic' In
Phoenix Tuesday afternoon with
Dr.- n.' C Wilson, county health
officer, in charge, anHiHted by MIkj
Kdith LauhHcher, county nume. A
clinic was held yesterday at the
Y. W. C. A. and attracted neveral
mother with Infants Mr'. Augusta
(Hover Padgham. county nurwe. said
today.
It's time to fill your radiator
with anll-fri'oze, Prestone, alcohol
and Clyco at Kichlner'H !arage.
l!3:!tr
Welded at (i rants Pass
Coming an a aurprlne to her
fr.ends here wan the new. of the
wedding of Miss Kthel Hedgpetll.
teacher in the second iade, and
Jaim-s Campbell of Medford. The
ceremony wan performed in (Irants
Paw Friday and the bride, and
groom took a short wedding trip
over tho Redwood highway. Mrs.
Campbell returned to her duties In
the local schools this week. iold
Hill News.
Dance at Jacksonville
tonight.
Reported Seriously 111
A. K. Littlefle-ld. Medford. wan
reported seriously ill today ut the
Hacred Heart hospital with no
change In bin condition. Mrs. K.
L. HarneH, Medford, uIho a patient
at the Hacred lh'urt hospital, was
reported to he showing somu 1m
provement today.
Phone 5(2. We'll haul ft way
your refuse. City Sanltai'y Service.
237tf
(iigtn Ifolel (iiicsts
Oregonian.s, outside of Portland,
stopping yesterday at local hotel
were Mr. and Mrs. Herbcrt P.
Welsh of Lakcvlew. (i. H. Chap
man of Myrtle Point, W. K. Moony
and family of Prospect, (leorge
Alexander of Salem and Clarence
('arlsop of itedmond.
ttrlll Sheet Metal Works does ex
pert repairing, fender and nuto
body repairing. tf
Civil Actions Filed
The State Industrial Accident
commbtstou filed suit in circuit
court today against the Suncrest
Orchards. Inc., for $3SS, claimed
to be due for accident insurance
fcen. The commission nlso filed
sit It agalust the SIncda' Mines, Inc..
for claimed due for fees.
Dry kindling SU-GO a hind. Val
ley Fuel Co. 2 4 2 1 f
Nurses' Viicmplnymeut
The unemployment problem has
become a. serioim one tor graduate
nurses, according to Jane Gavin of
Ftigene. president of the State
Graduate Nurses' association. There
are 250 unemployed graduate
nurses in Portland alone, according
to Miss Gavin. The state assocla
t Ion is making ft survey of the
state to determine the number of
unemployed members of the pro
fession and wilt attept to remedy
the situation.
Ha nee at Jacksonville tonlKht
2S3
Washington Guets
lteldcnt of Washington state
registered at Medfovd holds were
Mr. and Mrs. .las. IS. Slater of Ta
eoma. W. Chelcen and J. H. (Juig
ley of Port Townond and Mr. and
Mrs. John Wilier and o. P. Goth
am. Jr., of Seattle.
Dry kindling $2.:iU a lead,
ley Fuel Co.
Val-
Heitiiued Duties TtHlay
Mlss ICditli Nlcholj r e s u m e d
duties today at rile elty Imthling
department, following a short holi
day vlidt with her ulster, Mr. Uoh
ert Harnlsh in Kugemi,
For grade A raw milk, call Mm.
Campbell Dairy. Two deltverh-,
if
1 1 1 Ml I.ICCMM'W ISMICll
The county clerk (I ofiee issui .1
nut rr 'age licenses yost onlay and to.
day to Of II Uaikor, and Nun
Carman. both of Mrdfonl: Kmll
Stlehn. 27. and Shirley I-.-.nd!s, IS.
both of Mt. Shasta: N. W. IUIsp.
37, Sterlinn. a,, and Nanette (ill
IK 37. Ihwton. Mass
1: Unlit. R. ..-e, l.ib.iiy V.Wk
l,e.H exiimlldil. tt'-awsos. tf
Two nulhllns Api'Henilon-
I., C tleuse pl4H" to '.'llllil .1
tlwelllnn on North Ivy street .it .1
eoM o( .td0. nnI John Cnnlln plunt
to Ien( $:'0ft0 (or a dwellinti in
lHkotu street, accotdinn to nppli
CAtioiiA tor permit; on file toiluy
a; the elty bnittiing department.
rEDFORD MATL
IUk lulling Klory
A report that one family In Lun
county bi'canie ho hungry that the
t'uinily do;; was cuuked and eaten
Was proved untrue by the Kd
CrosM .Monday, ways the Ku.tlue.
IteKltcr-iuard. Mary Annln, ex
ecutive secretary of the Ited Cron.
traced the story and said Mie story
va.H fabricated by a woman who
wan unable to prove that the dot;
was eaten. A numb'-i- of report
or Bevere mincer have been re
ported hut no actual proof has
been submitted that they are facts.
Miss Annin Maid.
Itolurii-i from INntlaml
Harry heclerc returned Wednes
day evening from Portland, after
having spent two days there at
tending to buiney-s matters,
Port raits of distinction.
Pcasleyi), opp, Molly theat r.
T h
tf
Allerdcd Teachers Session
Included among tlie delegates
from this section who attended the
recent state teachern' convention
in Portland were K. II. Hedrick
. (i. Smith. Sarah VanMcter.
c J race lie Id, Mrs. Susan ne Homes
( 'a rt e r , K I i za be t h II u rr, M rs. J ea n
I-aidley. Albert Fitch and May
belle Church of Medford, Charles
Weaver and Irene Clark of Anh
Jand, Mrs. K. Inch of Oak Orove.
J. T. ISnnnisli of Howard, It. Ar-
buckle of Siinw Valley and liuth
Altken of Kaglii Point.
Dance at Jacksonville
tonight.
283
On Business Visit
George W. Howard left this
morning for GranU Pass to spend
the day attending t business mat-
It ro ken windows reif lazed bV
Trowbridge Cabinet Workw. 230tf
.MIsh DIckei'KOii Hack
MIhh Kuth Klla Dlckerson. Kng
lish instructor at the local high
school, returned by train thU morn
ing from California where she had
been spending the holidays. She
visited friends In Santa liarbara.
San Francisco and Imh Angeles.
For grade A raw milk, call 599.
( 'a m p bell Da I ry . Tv o dell ve rles.
tf
Califoiniaus at Motels
Among hotel guests from Cali
fornia in Medford yesterday and
today were G. Sturgeon of Keddlng.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark ItawlingB of
Vreka, J. It. Weed and family of
Sacramento, Mi, and Mrs. H. J.
Miller. Kllzuhcth Parker of Duns
mulr, J. M. Oglebo and Jack Hep
burn of Jack.on, J. p. Woodruff
of Oakland, Jack Meyers. Kvelyn
Hennett and T. F. Lyle of Los An
geles, and tho following from San
Francisco: Mr. and Mrs. Hal Hall
strom. Carl K. Scott, A. O. Marsh.
G. W. Flist, JI..M. Southard, K. E.
Greening and A. Ingoglla.
T)ry kindlings, $2. AO-a load,
ley Fuel Co. :
Val
12tf Plan Patrol Demonstration
Troop 7, Hoy Scouts, met last
evening at the Armory, and James
Itannlster, scout master, and O. H.
Stafford, asistant scout master,
were in charge. Sergeant G. C.
Owen and Wm. I.ee Hricker, scout
executive, were also present. Plans
were being made for patrol dem
onstrations January 1 6. Patrol
leaders tre peltoyee Dudley, Leon
ard Hicks and Gordon Gale.
Dance nt Jacksonville
tonight.
L'S3
VMts In Medford
Miss Kldn Smith of San Jose ar
rived In Medford today to be the
guest of Miss Gertrude Hasklns and
Mlsi Dorothy Goff.
Let the write your flro insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland
Itldg.. Phone !!3. tf
Home fiom Sun Francisco
Yvonne Smith arrived this noon
fi-om San Francisco where she had
spent the past week. .
Daily's. Taxi. Phono K.
to 4 passengers.
35i
Return to Fugctie
Mrs. P. T. Krulzler. daughter
Valeria and son Gerald left by
train today for their homo In Ku
gene, itftor having spent the holi
dayn with the Webb family at Tolo.
ilUH'tlng Hounty Wainutts
The county clerk's oTflce Isstifd
bounty warrants today to A. O.
Young Gold liill. one bobcat : Kl
bert Davis. Medford, two bobcats:
Fred Lange, one coyote and one
bobcat.
YA MM KKLKI-: James Zlmmer
lee died at the home of his sister,
Mrs. F.mnm Sargent at Asotin.
Wash.. December 30. f pneu
monia, aged TO years. He was
formerly a resident of Medford
for one year and a half. He
b-aves ten children, three sonn and
seven daughters, 'tin. Itedmond.
Ore.; Finest. Jesmond. H. C.:
Hud. Medford; Mi's. F.lvle Stew
a rt. Prineville. ( re. ; M rs. Geri tc
Ho wen. Montague. Calif.: Mrs.
Mary Drown. Medford: Mrs. Cello
Howard, l.os Angeles; Mrs. Verna
Gnrrln Lindsay. Calif.; Mrs. Leota
Anderson. Hrhlgf Klver. Ii. C,
Mrs, Thelnia l!iennan, Medford.
Funeral services ulll bo held
at Hi I'erl .Funeral, home Sunday
ill 2:00 p.m.. Itcv. C. It. Porter
OfflclatlllK. Inleliuvllt In 1'lloi'lltx
eemeter .
O
of the M.ill TMluine
Deremlnr U I . with tile New O
Mipplement. ui e av iilUWe nt th
Mail Triijune eftl-e at fiM- rent'
Mt)i, r U it-nt if m.itlril. Tin
supplement re lew Metlford duv
Ins the prtjit year, contain an out
look for the future and is lllun
trated with ptetnrei.
rinwlflrd fldvtrtlMnn g-Btn rt?u!U
Obituary
NFWYFAR n i n RF 'I
OUfl Lillt UUII'.UIl U -
1RIBUNE AVAILABLE puumtwi iuitm i
TRTBUXE. MEDFORD,
STATE JEALOUS!
IN RELEASE f
SALKM, Ore.. Jan. 3. fP)
Should the federal bureau of
reclamation grant a release for
private approiirlation of the waters
of Klamath river the release
would be Issued to the state; and
not to the California-Oregon Pow
er company or any other private
or corporate Interest, said a tele
gram received by State Kngineer
Stricklin today from George Otis
Smith, chairman of tho federal
power commission at Washington.
It Is believed the telegram was
sent after a conference between
Smith and tho reclamation bureau.
The Information Is not Interpreted
as an intimation that the release
is to he issued prior to legislative
developments In Oregon. '
The latest activity among the
women's community groups of
Jackson county will he the forma
tion of homemukers radio clubs
under the auspices of the home
economic division of the" Oregon
Stale college extension service, the
purpose of each club being to as
semble, at some home that lias a
radio set, to listen In on special
lectures broadcast from KOAC at
Corvailis on the subhjeet "Do You
Understand Your Child?"
Mrs. Mabel Mack, home demon
stration agent, was mailing out to
day to various Pa rent-Teachers
association units and other wom
en's groups full Information on
how to organize a' home' makers
radio club and other Information
pertaining to tho series of lectures,
which will begin on Tuesday after
noon, January 13, from 3 to 4 p.m.
The club meetings will be on
alternate Tuesday afternoons.
The topics and dateH of tho lec
tures follow:
Jan. 13 What makes a ' good
dad and mother?: Jan. 27 1 low
can you teach desirable habits?;
Feb. 10 What do you do when
your child says "I won't"?: Feb.
24 Can children be taught to' eat
what they should ?; 'Mar. 10 How
can you guide in sex education ?:
Mar. 21 How can you teach care
of belongings?
Mow to Organize
Any club may enroll or any
group of homemukers may form a
radio club. In fact, even two
neighbors may meet every two
weeks and discuss pnrent-child re
lations with the aid of these pro
grams and the radio lectures. The
programs, assistance In organizing
and other aids are free to the
homemakers of Oregon. The only
obligation of the local group Is to
hold its meetings where there is a
radio and to send in a report on
the blank provided Immediately
following each meeting.
In order that the first program
may be carried through on sched
ule, It Is desirable that each group
hold a preliminary meeting on
January 0 or meet wirly on the
aftdriioon of January -1 3 for organization-,
add explanation of . the
Homemakers Itadio club.
L
RANGOON. Hurma, Jan. 3. (,V)
This city was thrown into turmoil
today by furious rioting between
Iturmans and Chinese armed with
stones, whips, iron bars. The po
I lee finajly had to fire on the
rioters when other efforts to se
store peace had proved unavailing.
Fifteen persons are believed to
have been killed or injured In the
fighting which caused suspension
Of all traffe(in the streets. Stores
were closed ; ami' hotel 'doors
barred.
POWDER, BOTH PERISH
SHKl.TON. Neb., Jan. 3
Two boys tiled today from injuries
received when one of them drop
ped a lighted candle into a 20
pound can of blasting powder.
I They were James McMulten. 1
son of Andrew McMullen. farmer
UvIhk near here and Wayne Hogg,
Id, son of R C. lhgg. also a far
mer. The two boys took the cim
dle and started to explore the store
roiMi on ttho second flyorto( the
MV.uU'i homv. thuy foirnd the
c:tn of :ieting o wi1 Pi and
opened It,
IM1KTI.AMV Jan. -t
Senttie:i."t !-torm wa in in
01 dorrd up nt all ei-i
v were
station?
from Knrekn northward: at S a.m.
today. Wind will no Into Muith
eaft tontKht nnd lnerea to jtnlr
foree Sunday mm niiik. wt-ather
hnrran mtM?i
KLAMATH . RIGHT
MfniWIQIlM OTiinv I
i ui ii iiriu 1 1 u i i i.
iiuiiiui in oiuui -a
miliGAPJJURYPiOEiG
ern TiirmT emmi iii
ORKOOX. SATURDAY.
ONE-EYED AUTOS
Ik.
State Traffic Captain C. P. Tab
ent returned yesterday from Salem,
where he attended a session of
traffic captains from all parts of
the state in connection with a dis
cussion on auto headlights. Par
ticular stress was laid on those
motor cars which persist in faring
forth at night with only one light
or without tailllgbts. A constant
cheek is to be kept by officers on
those motor vehicles in an effort to
make the highways of the state
safer for driving at night.
The percentage of cars with bad
lights i.s reasonably low. Captain
Talent wild today, and in omc
cases there are legitimate excuses.
Often motorists, upon leaving their
homes are equipped with good
lights, but encounter trouble when
on the road, and others forget to
look at their tailllght. In such
cases, the drivers usually have the
trouble repaired as soon as pos
sible, but some drivers aru charged
with willfully driving at night with
poor lights apd these motorists will
recelVo p;fiticAilar 'attention' .from
MATTHEWS FATE
The case of ltalcigh Matthews.
Kagle Point, charged with sale
of moonshine, went to the Jury
this forenoon at 10:20 and "o
verdict had been reached this
afternoon. Opinion around the
court house indicated a hung jury
with the probability the jury will
Mill be out this evening.
The alleged sale is said to have
taken place some time ago and
the state claimed the sale was
made to a prohibition officer. The
defendant claims ho was a guest
at a neighbor's house during the
time the sale, is alleged to have
taken .place . , , ,
A civij action, is. to. be, tried in
circuit equr.t next week as the
next ense on the docket.
He's had a grand vacation in
M ed f o r d a n d is n o w rea d y to re
turn to the monotony oi' studio?
so lie tells the world with a "wow"
Phi Sigma, better known as ' Sig,"
the Alpha Chi Hho mascot; who
iccompanled Kngene Orr home
from Oregon State college for the
holidays.
The immense police dog, who
guards the shirts and socks at the
Alpha Chi Hho house in. Corvailis,
has revelled in the comforts of
home offered at the A. K. Orr resi
dence, .and will, return, to s.chpot
wjth .many memories of turkey
bonesi. served nilius'housti (Jules,"
foremost In his mind.
,. . -t : . .
dm cnniiT pmiMPii
UUI U0UUI L'UUMUIL
Annual ini'etinK of I'rntor l.akr
council, Iloy Scouts, will bo llchl
KrUluy evening, Jlinunry ! nt 0:30.
Tho KuMirrinK will bo hold in tho
I'rosbytoi'lan church.
MomherH of tho Crater Lake
council. HctmlniastcrH. troop com
mitteemen, CQUnHcllora.. uiul, their
wives will lo in '.-tttenditnoi!, Rep
resentatives will also lto present
from Ashlan.l ami (irants l'ass.
SAX KliANClSCO, Jan. 3 uV :
The weather outlook for the week !
brgitining January was announc- j
ed here today by the I'uited States
weather bureau s follows;
Kar Western States The outlook I
is fop much cloudiness normal or)
above normal temperature, rains !
and snows in Washington and Ore-i
gon, loeal snows in tho plate m.
states and occasional rains in Culi-j
fornia the first part of the week.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Villi l'.l'.NT Kurnisnrd duplex l
upartnn'nt, Ohaunmy
Kloroy. I ill K. Muln.
FOR II K. N'T Lowly f til nisll '(1 !
xturco 1101110: 3 hrilroom, i.i.ntn.1
-unl ovointuffrd f ii t-n it u rt. tiiifi:
ruhimlni. AH'. 9T0-J. :3"
KOlt HKXT N.ivly furnl.''-1
apt; 'Irctrio raimo: rt'fi ronfcu.
l in i w. ath. :m
UttST Strinu of hamlo;uveil
luinlfs. Finder lleae leave at
Trllutnt office .iml jitt rcwjrrt.
K. 11 RK N T i"om f orta hl upa rt -men
1, t tU-tlv private. Ms .
Oakdale. O - ?tf
V.TKI Uy eipahle ua&tArt.
nraetiral nnr-inii or honsekeep-
linn. C:) at V ahin cton 1loom nr
1 write Uox I ... Tt'ih:ine, JS I
llinil GlCVIi; wheat and hi: ley;
No. 1 Klamath potatoes $ l.iO.
while they last; S(ii:ih. rahhatte,
onions, ciirnu., turnips. 710 So.
K!vers:de( 1
CLOUDY AND WARMER !
JANUARY 3. 1!l3l.
Radio Program
KM ED
(Mall Tribune-Virgin Station)
Saturday,
P. M
0 to (i Boy StouJ I'ronrniir,
Nowh nmi Markets by Mail-
Tribune.
0 to 7 Popular HccorilinH;
Heobo Service Station; Co-
til and Sally.
7 to X Let's (lot Associated;
Myrtle Street, LUC.
S to 9 Weekly Keview.
9 to 10 Jimmy llltttck's
Town House Orchestra.
4- Sunday 4
P. M.
0:45 to 7 K.MED Prcsenta-
lion.
7 to S Watch Tower Pro-
Brum; Kiddles' Period;
KMEI) Presentation.
S to 9 Valley Hadlo Church.
4 9 to 10 On Parade; Trail-
meri, UI!t
Monday
A. M.
7:55 to 8 I'.renkfnst Rrond-
cast of News by Mall Trih-
line.
8 to 9 Dehison llatlio Shop.
11 to 10 friendship Circle; H.
: M.; Del Monte.
10 to II Snow White; West
Side Pharmacy.
11 to 12 Film Tips and
Talks: Oold Seal; Popular
Recordings.
: 1'. M.
12 to 1 Monarch Seed and
Peed Co.; Sanderson Motor
Co.; News Mushes by Mail
i- Tribune. !
' 1 to 2 Firestone Program;
Mann's Dept. Store.; Mc-
i- Nair llros.
2 to 3 Happiness Train; Sci-
! entiflr Laboratories; Sui-
I- der's Dairy.
3 to '1 KM 101) Presentation;
I to 5 Kiddles' Period; Pop-
5 iilar HecordiiiKS.
5 to fl People's Electric
Store; Scherer Motor Co.:
4 News and Markets by Mail-
Tribune.
6 to 7 Nunn-nusli Entertain-
"ers News Digest.
" '
,
P. M
7 to X Lucky Strike Dunce Or
chestra. NBC service to KGO,
KHQ. KOMO, KC.W, KFI, KFSD.
KTAR.
S to S:15 Amos "n" Andy. NMC
service to K(!0. KHQ, KOMO,
KGW, KECA. C!FSI.
8:15 to 8:45 Huinbow Harmonies.
NPC service to KGO, KECA,
KTAIt.
S: 15 to 8: 15 (illmore Circus. NUC
service to KOMO, KGW, KPO,
KFI.
8:15 to 9 Spcrrv Smiles. N'liC ser
vice to KGO. KHQ, KOMO, KGW,
KECA, KFSD.
9 to 9:30 El Sideln Minstrels.
Nllf service to GKO, KHQ.
KOMO. GKW.
9:30 to 10 NI1C Drama Hour. NI!C
service to KGO. KFSD. KOA.-
10 to 12 Silotllgbt Keview. NI!C
serVico' to KGO, KM: : 10:30 to
12. KFSD; 11 to 12.
SI
FOR ROLPH ON KMED
Uadio listeners here will he
Klvcn an opportunity to hear Cov-crnor-elect
James Holph, Jr., dur
int; the broadcast of the tradi
tional, inaugural briakfast party
given in honor of tho new slate
executive at the beginning of every
term. Monday morning. January
5, H'.Iil. at 8:00 to !l:00 a.m.', from
the Senator Hotel, Sacramento, by
remote control, through the' fa
cilities of the United ItroaVicastlnt;
Cold to station KMKV).
POULTRY
WANTED
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
Medford
Poultry Co.
229 N. Riverside (Rear)
Phone 1661
Sunday Dinner
Hotel Medford
Dinner $1.00
"The Foed Is Better "
.. at Tlte Mcilferd .
Silk Irom Top to Toe
With French Heel
ipRommoN m
DECLARES PUBLIC
WIIHHOUMfG JUO
The past year was successful in
Oregon In the enforcement of the
liquor law, Cioorne Alexander, state
prohibition director, said when in
.Medford today on a short business
visit. DfKPlte the lack of 11 10U
per cent cooperation of the public
in the enforcement, state audits
have been dolnn Rood work to dry
up the .state. Mr. Alexander said.
The state dry department has
12 asents. two of whom Cy Herr
and H. H. Mown have been sta
tioned In Medford for sometime.
It is likely the latter will be trans
ferred to another district, but the
former will continue to make his
headquarters In Medford. covering
the entire county. A year ao the
department had nine agents and
the number was increased by three
in 1!'30. There is no indication
that the staff will bo made larger
in l ft 3 1 .
The state dry leader indicated
the public as a whole does not ap
preciate the danger confronting all
peace officer. In the performance
of their duties. He aid there was
a certain proportion always Vnx
ious to give criticism on any prov
ocation. Charles Edward Isolds, formerly
owner or the Woodlawn orchard
at Central Point, died at 1:35
('clock this morning at St.
cent's hospital in .Portland
a year's Illness.
Funeral services will be
Vin
after held '
Monday from Finley's undertaking
parlor In Portland.
Mr. Isolds leaves his wife. May
Isolds and son. .lack, and daUKhter,
Gloria of Portland.
Curd of Thanks.
We wish to express our thanks
and appreciation to the many
friends and neighbors whit so kind
ly helped and extended their .sym
pathy to us in our late sorrow;
for the many beautiful flowers, es
pecially the K.'N. A-. lode and the
1 lorseshoe club. . .. r
. .Mrs. Alice M-iody,
'2s:i Warren Moody.
Fox West Coast Iheatres
BEGINS
TOMORROW
Continuoua Shows 1:30-11
CONRAD
NAGEL
5. i
. u
FREE LOVE"
Mat. 25c
Ends TONITE
EDMUND LOWE in
"PART TIME WIFE"
Also
"INDIANS ARE COMING"
SIR FRANCIS DRAKE
cated intheiffldstonfom ;!
1 Cafe ' Dimni! Roni t Cofce SIibi.
tit Room l. I' n t4 Imi
Ijt K 409 tM tlKMn
T L Pt JfuuW fef t
Ror-afcjBmafe W
J IA0I SAMPII IOOMI
Vt.T ROOM IN 0UTSIDI ROOM
L V. HLCK1NS, Maipai Directa
INSTALLATION OF
ADAREL OFFICERS
IN JACKSONVILLE
JACKSONVILLE, Ore.. .Ian. 3.
(Special) At a special mvutlni;
December 31, officers of Adalol
chapter. No. 3, fl. K. S. of Jack
sonville were installed. Tho old
Masonic ball was decorated in
holiday colors for the occasion.
Mrs. Lula Saulsherry was In
stalling officer, assisted by Mrs.
Mvrllo Merrifield, marshal; Mrs.
Nellie Fh;k, organist and Mrs.
Edith Smith, chaplain.
Officers Installed were: Wor
thy matron, Florine Severance:
worthy palron, Charles C. Chit
wood: associate matron, Molllo
Itritt: associate patron, ItoySinith;
secretary. Alllan Maxwell: treas-T
urer, Anna LaliKley; conductress.
Dorothy Chitwood; aociate con
ductress. i:uth Sevei'unce: chap
lain. Elizabeth Kay: marshal,
Viola Mollis: organist. Xcllle I'ick;
Ada. IIa!!el While: liuth, l.uella
Dunnington: Esther. Annn Cater:
warden, Violet Wilson; sentinel.
Ernest Langley.
A musical program was given,
consisting of an Instrumental trio
by Misses liuth and Florence Sev
erance and Jimmy Johnson, saxo
phone solo by Jimmy Johnson'and
solos by Mr. Sulherlin.
Mrs. Florine Severance present
ed installing officers and sonic
of the guests with corsages 'and
gifts, and Mrs. Nellie Firk pre
sented tho retiring matron, Mrs.
Luella Dunnlnglon and retiring
patron, Vivian T. Wilson each with
a gift from tho chapter.
A banquet was served by Mrs.
Allian Maxwell and her committee.
Out of town guest." were Mrs.
Woodcock. Mis. C. J. Swoeney
and Mr. and Mrs. liarues of Med
ford: J. H. Hardy, associate -Brand
patron and Mi's. Hardy' and Mr.
and Mrs. E. V. farter of Ashland.
I
SAMS VAIJ.IiV, Ore.. Jan. 3.
(Spl.) Cranio will Rive a pro
gram for the next meeting consist
ing of ii one-act play, music and
readings.
The last meeting of - tho Ladies'
club was held at the Mike Kuger
home, where everyone enjoyed
fully tho Christmas -tree party. . .
Last Times TONITE
America's New Sweethearts
MARIE DRESSLER
WALLACE BEERY in
"MIN and BILL"
Continuous
Sun. 12:30-11
Starts SUNDAY
. Treachery and heroism with the
-Mounted Police
"UNDER SUSPICION"
3.M.iMl.vUi--it.V
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