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MKPFORD MAIL TRTBTJKE, MEDTORD, niiECON", WilPAY, JANUARY 9, mi
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Meteorological Report
January i, itt.tl.
Med ford and vicinity: Tonight
and Saturday cloudy; no change In
temperature.
Oregon: Cloudy tonight a n d
Saturday; rain northwest portion.
No chiin tie In temperature.
.. All
Felts
Velvets
Metallics
PRESSES
and
KNITTED
SUITS
$
10
A group of
chic Silk
and Wool
Dr e s s e s.
Also three-
piece knit
ted suits.
Values to
$25
hi
w
TWEED
SUITS
Smart three-piece tweed
suits in values up to
$69.50.- Some of these
have fur collars.
Clearance price
25
GORDON
i HOSE
$
1
The city of Mcdford haw gained!
national puMlclty again. TIiIm
time tliiouxli the work curried
on by tho local humane Hoclety.
An nrtii lc published In the Jan
Local Data
a
u
2
47
20
23
23
Itcl. hum ility (pet.) 07 Hit)
Precipitation (Inchon) . .0 .UK
Htuto of weather P. Cdy Foggy
Total precipitation since Hcpteill
lier 1. 19311, !i.7U Indus.
i Gloves
and
Accessories
( 20 off
ADRIENNES
i '''DUttectlve Individual '
Apparel for Women"
Tern p o ni t inn a year ago today:
Highest. 31'; lowest, 26.
SiiiiHot today, 4:u p. m.
Sunrise Saturday, 7:3S a. in.
Sunset Saturday. 4:.VJ p. m.
M.
To i n pe ra t u r e ( d c reH ) .
Hlirhcst ilnxt 12 hi 1
u....v i,...c. OI u.e Hiioniti u- i,,,wot (last 12 hrs.)
Millie UI'VH'W ICIIK an UllOtll l 111
construction of the Jackson County
Humane society shelter on the
Midway road. A full page Ik de
voted to thr article and photo-1 Lowest temperature this morn
graphs of the building, which Ing, 23 dogrot.
compose mo now suciter,
'Jho Jackson county shelter 18
described uh the firm to be htillL
with tho aid of tho rotating fund
of the American Humane asHodia-
I Hon. Concerning tho .Mcdford o
cicty the artlr-lc reads: "
"They acted on the principle
that (!od helps those who help
themselves. J-'Irnt. th-y secured
a Pile of two acres at a cost of
$1000. The completed buildings
represent an expenditure of J1JUMI,
t hi runways, curbing;, graveled
reads and walkH $775. Total
filiTfi.
"They were aided by tho fact
that they were In good standing,
and tho shelter wna a public need.
Their shopping was rewarded by
donation! of gravel from tho coun
ty, equipment front the city, lum
ber from tho various in I tin and
IteniH free or at cost from friendly
merchants."
The remainder of the article 1h
devoted to a description of the ,
shelter and continues throughout
to emphasize the progressive spirit
of the local humaiu group, and
the people who have made the
shelter possible.
10 TRY STRENGTH
AGIST TOWNIES
BASKETBALL FOR
BIG TEN CIRCLES
i
t
Observations Taken at 5 A.
, 120th Meridian Time
yi Ir-r
3
CITY ?
a? ri i
Scotch Trick By
Hubby Wins Wife
Divorce Decree
CHICAGO.' .Inn.' !). UP) '
Caspar l.UMchalt iHn't a Si'otfh-
man tint!
Ills wlfo won u divorce yes-
tcrdiiy, chariilnit Jhat his four
h children cat their mcala In
front of mlrroi-H, , '
"To Improve their hmn-'
ncirt?" the court miKk'etedl
with a trai-e of approval. '
".Vo,"' countwl anHWured; "to'4
make thtMn -think they were.
KcttliiK (louhlc portionH." .
" ' 'D
OF II!
linker City 20 ! Foxisy
lllsmarck 3" 12 Clear
llolse 2 I 2 Cloudy
Denver as u Clear
l)es .Muljies it H 21) Clear
Kresno !4 3 1 ir'oKKy
Helena 31 2f' Mear
Iw AiiKelea 51 4ti Clear .
Marshfleld 52 '
l-hoenlx 02 30 ' Clear
Portland 41 32 Cloudy
Ited llluff .IS 30 Clear
ftoseburit 42 38 Cloudy
Salt llko 30
San FranciHCo 56 44 Clear
Santa Vc 38 20 Clear
Seattle 40 20 Cloudy
Spokane 30 40 Cloudy
Valla Walla 31) 28 Cloudy
Winnipeg 24 0 Clear
CIIICAdO (Pi BaHkethall no
longer la considered ono of foot
hall's poor relatives around the
Western conference.
iJurinf; the past three years, six
(of the Din 10 universities have
ASHI.AND. Ore.. Jan. !). (Spl.) i "ullt niw ,lel' """"es. chiefly to
tk. ... '.. ... ..,..i...t i. unii.um,(ii i-ronun, wn
""OIK im,thro(. Illher8 aro piumns blcger
,u,"" m.i...ui i,.s 10 uie HirenaiM and Detler liaskethall homes than
or l lie rnt-e iiad winch Conch, their noiRhbors. Hasketball rev-
.wcaciii win sena unto tno court ; enue is an Important Income
iiKninxi ine Itouue uiver Itumlilerrii T ic U evmniuduniH euinnlotort
in me iirni Bimra oi tnc soanon I neat 40,000, a total that will bo
oexi Niiiiroay cveniuu, me Karnes . boosted to 80,000 when the new
to lie played at junior nijjn schoolj bulldlliKS arc completed.
s)l"' ' .Minnesota's field house opened
1,11.1.111. a mm years leiiermn n. : in Is the InrBcst, seatlns
Is a inishty consistent player on: 15.000. Michigan has two field
any man's liiusketliall team, nines. I houses, tho principal one being
me ouKy unsii, m one or i ne nes: , devoted to baskethull and the oth-
iiarnn inat ever inaycu Here, llac-.er to Intra-mural snorts.
Wisconsin dedicated a new
8500,000 field house this school
year. Jt accommodates 9000. Iowa
Diinnlil, a reserve center last sen
Hon, looks likely.
Coach McNeill has little material
W. J. Ilutchli-ou. MetcoroloKlst.
"On With the Show"
Sunday Holly Show
CIIICA(!(). Jan. . (P)--Plans to
put I.eo V. lirutllers, St. Louis
KaiiKstcr, In Ihc electric chair ns
tho slayer of Alfred I.hmle, Trib
une reporter, were - pushed today
while roporU' were circulated that
Brothers had confessed tho crime.
There was no official confirmation
of thew reports, nnd Slate's At
torney John. A. Hwanson said iie
was not prepared cither to con
firm or deny them.
TIL . i - j.
m fie w(riiiiu( bout;
at C rater ian Today
r 7 n
'FT'-.
The movies havo UovrowetJ an-
olher surrM'KKful. h1mk play for a
BtarrJiisr whlelo Xor AViUU Uuh-
ton, uiul Mr. t '
Huston, ua usu
al, has handled
hlH usslKiiment '
with distinction.
Tho Hcron
a d a p tntlon of
T h o Criminal ,
Coile," w li I e h
opeiiM at tho
ox Crater I a n
the atcr lodny,
f o I I o w m tho
Martin Kla v 1 n
play with fidel
ity rlKht tip to
tho ending,
which lias been
sweet oned to I
mako a' "happy I
-rr uttvr conclusion.
Tho Htage play, by the way. waH
Included in Hum. Mantle's selec
tion of the tei best of the lllD-
lao tttKon. It Is a powerful
ommentnry on American Juris
prudence and penal codcH nnd
Hives Mr. Hudson, first uh district
attorney and later an a penitenti
ary warden, ample opportunity to
display hlft unquestioned ability as
uui actor.
riillllps Holmes plays the hoy
who Is sent to prison for mart-
KlaufthU'r and after six years In the
prison Jute mill Is rescued from
moral nd physical wrcekaife by
the new warden, the man who was
chiefly responsible for htn Inear-
erntion. On the verire of wln-
nlnff a parole, ho refuses to break
tho code of his cellmates and
"soueal" on a convict-muiflerer.
It Is here ihe picture departs from
the play. In the lnltor, the boy
kills himself and n brutal guard
with a knife simiKKlcd to his dun
icon cell, but In the tuovle the real
murderer takon tho Mume and
saves the boy.
Constance dimming ptays the
warden's daughter with whom the
lHy falU in love when he becomes
n trusty in the warden's household
and she makes a satl.f,ctry
heroine.
Huston, at each new crisis.
Irnwls "yeh." Sometimes It is an
ititurrOKittioh, nometlinea a threat
and nmetimen a whole statement.
but nlwa , the inflection leaves
no doubt of its intent In Ihe mind
of ihe audience,
With the most hnpreHive the
atre net ever erected in Hollywood
playing to capacity audience.1 of
extras all ilay, and some nights.
Warner Tiros. 100
per cent natural.
(dor t n I l( 1 n g.
sIiikIuk. daiieinf-
pltture, a Vita-1
phone production
In' i e c h nicoloi
On W I t h th
S h o w" had Uh
i pectaculat film
luff. "On With tho
Show" marks a
distinct innova
tion In the pic
ture 1 it d u t ry,
Iteinn' made by a
now pro k h a uouise fazenda
which reproduces
colors In. their true values, and Is
no more tc be compared to pre
vious color films than the Kaudy
cover if n cheap mnKazlne with
a fine color-plate reproduction of
the National OeoKraphlc Mhkii
zl nc. Thb proi-ess Is combineti
with full Vitaphone effocls, with
music, slnplnw, and danclnn.
Prom two hundred to two
thousand people were before the
cameras constantly from the start
to tho finish of this production.
Sally O'N'oll. Ioulse Fastondn, Ar
thur ltike. William llukewell, Het
ty CompMon, Joe M. Hrown, Sam
Hardy, Leo Moran, tho Kalrbanlts
Twins are In the cast.
"On With the Show" comes t
tho Holly Sunday and it will
show only one day with contlnu-
cus shows, HturtiiiK at I: Hi. This
ldcturo Is one of the I1k hits of
the 11' 30 season aijd Is belni;
Ip'oucht toy the llo)l liv' poimtar
demand for the otw-day shuwiiiK.
wiin wnicn 10 moia a winning tramMiuilt one in 1927 to care for
the wpind may win the pame.io.OOO; Indiana dedicated its field
house, Heating GU00. In 1929 while
the Illinois gymnasium with a ca
pacity of BDHO was opened In 1927.
Northwestern, Chit-ago and Ohio
State are planning new structure,
'to cost $2,000,000. Puraue, whore
only football and hasketball -seem
to be having an easy timo surviv
ing, is the only conference member
so far without a' new basketball
home, or one on blue prints;:
. 4 .
with the town teams, but the col
lege schedule looks "plenty -hard.
l-'romm, flarrett, L a n c a t e r.
Chapman and Kl.h look likely
amoiitf the newcomers. Ho"w thewe
boyn will work together is the- prob
lem. l'Tonim and t-'hapman are
fa.st. lmt short forwards. Jiarrctt
is also short a haiidieau in ilay
in with a lare team, buL, play.
a wlnle of a uard game.
Strauss, Hunsaker and Lan eas
ier are showing ome cla- Lan
caster, lesp;te his lack of height,
looks ood as jumpiivg eefitor. Fi;h
is an artist at the long hots.
krusTflattens
mi
I;
, an. J.-r'l,
won a 1 fav
VAxcouvKn, i;. c
Hob Kruse, Hortland,'
age wrcstliiiK bout from Howard
Cantonwlne, jjlunt lowan, here lost
night. Kruse scored Vln winning
fall In the fifth and Vfnal rotind.
after each man had scored one pre
viously.
.Kruse broke out of a"cLfsor?j and
planted his heel on Canton wincs
chin, then leaped on him and held
him down for the required time.
Iteferee Draper, had Just topehed
bin shoulder when (Canton wine
whirled Kruse over and planted
his shoulders on the mat.
gave many the impression that
Cintonwino hud won. Kru.io won
the first fall In the third round
with a wrl.dlock and Crofa-body.
Cant on wine squiired things In tho
fourth with a hort leg sclssorw.
Mhnnie Mulr, Australia, won a
one-fall victory over Jacques 'Man'
uel, Portland, in the semi -wind up.
Jack Korsgren, Vancouver fireman,
flattened Jack Tleed, tiden, .Utah
for a nefull victory in ho open
ing event, 'X ''i
LIVKRI'OOL, Kng.. Jan. 9. (JW
John Hay Whitney has nominated
two Jumpers for the 92nd running
of the grand national steeple
chase.
Whitney will pin his hopes on
ICaster hero and Sir Lindsay. The
latter horse finished third to
fthaun flolltn and Mellcray's Belle
in last year's gruelling test over
tho Alntree course of .four and
gne-half miles. The 1931 renewal
of the classig will be run March 27.
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DESTROYED BY BLAZE
SAf.ZBtTttCl,vAus(T(ii, Jan. !).
W) Worfoii castle, one of the
This mosl' imposing siglits of Its Hindi
in Austria, was virtually destroyed
by n fire last night.
The flames were extinguished
only after priceless paintings, ta
pestries, first editiuns. manuscripts
and tile valuable furniture In tho
princely suites were destroyed.
.
POP
GOES A
BALLOON
. A Hlr ,iry package of some orl
if i!,p huhhles may be all very
"""II, but don't let it make foa
rhnl rhat ic contains more soap
ib n White King's compact canon.
f-''ir VX'hiteKingGranulatedSoap
U ii'ithrng hut the purest vegetable
iit map made, granulated for con
' .iiience. It packs like sugar, so
von can be sure you're not spend
tnu money -for air. And White
King is so fine in quality that it's
afe for the sheerest lingerie, yet
effective for the heaviest blankets,
the greasiest dishes.
The economy of White King
Granulated Soap is surprising. A
teaspoonful for the wash basin, a
cupful for the washing machine
that's plenty. Try it today. Sold
by your grocer.
Building great highways of con
crete, reinforced with steel. Is lm- j
portant. But that work, gives no
opportunity to farmers. Dono by
speclul machinery, heavy trucks
and a few workmen, It offers no i
onportunity to the average unem
ployed. i
It Is a good thing for government
to build iiostufllces and other build- ;
Ings that employ union labor, an I
excellent Idea to build tho great j
highways that employ contractors j
and modern machinery. Hut all i
that does not give work to the- av-!
erage man. idle and destioudent.
He can't suddenly learn to lay
bricks and put in plumbing, or
work a great concrete mixer or poiir-j
cr, but lie needs work.
The fact Is revealed that five of
Italy's finest fliers were killed, and
three others injured on the mar
velous "formation flight" across
the Atlantic, to Brazil. The news
was concealed at first. In order not
to spoil the joy of Italy at the
great 'achievement. '
There is sorrow now, - but the
glory of the achievement is not
diminished, but made greater, by
tho courage of the survivors, con
tinuing their night and complet
ing it sticcegsfnlly, as planned,? in
military formation, according to or
ders. -
Campbell Clothing Co.
On Main Street
Near Front
JANUARY SPECIALS
Men's Suits
$19.50
$5.00
. and
$6.00
Flannel
Shirts
$3.35
$2.75
and
$3.50
Flannel
Shirts
$2.35
Included are some 'two-pants suits and some
regular $35.00 Suits
Men's Suits
$29.50
These suits sell regularly for $35.00 to $45.00
Overcoats
$14.50 .
Regular $20.00 and $25.00 values
Overcoats
$19.50
Regular $22.50 and $25.00 values
All other Overcoats up to $45.00 value
Now $29.50
WE GIVE S. & H. GREEN STAMPS
Men that die in the -effort to add
lustre -to the name of their coun
try never die vainly.
The German govemnictrt wants
to improve conditions, and goes
at it with something of Mussolini's
thoroughness. Tatting prices of
August 1, 1930, as a, "peak" basis
the minister rif "eoononiies orders
price reductions on necessities of
at least 10 er cent. This applies
all goods produced by "cartels,"
which we should call "trusts."
The list includes nearly half of
all articles used daily tn Germany,
among others foods, medicines,
drinks, soups, clothing, automobile
tires, electrical goods, sewing ma
chines. -The plan is to' promote consump
tion ami help business.
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Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One)
Two stellar teams of tho City
ISowllns league, the Klks and Nats,
clashed last night and the result
was one of the', hardest fought
ma lclie.i ot lh? season, the Nats
taking two games.
Kight contestant. rolled well,
over 000 each and game totals n
all frames exceeded sno pins, three
being in tho 1H0 class.
Al Halm of the Nats rolled two
hot Karnes of L'L'l and 211, annex
ing u total of "1 !i pins In the
mutch, while Krlckson.nf the Klks
was runer-up for individual honor
with gunus of HOti and
and
hero is called;;
POTSDAM. X. V.. Jim. . (PI
Hear Admiral Nathaniel H. Usher,
retired, died at his homo here
early today.
The rear admiral was credited
with having tnkeu the first Span
ish piire 111 the Spanish-American
war. ' Tic took pm-l in the battle
of SantiiiKu which resulted ill the
destruction or tho fleet of Admiral
Vlscay.
Named to command the torpedo
bent KvK'non, Usher was at Key
West when the Maluo was blown
up In Havana harbor, and was In
ihe thick of the buttle following.
match total of r s ; .
Klks.
Urlckson 175 22 SSS
I'luitl 173 1X7 17li S.1X
I'lirkln Hill 1 JL1 1 7l 4S4
fllll 1 07 137 lull MIS
Mids ins is.'.' l.".ti r.un
KS'J S00 !IO;i 2B97
Xms.
Hiihn 157 2LM 211 'BUS
Noud 175 20S 1X5 5lis
Newlnnd 144 141! 1S1 471
l.oumdvcrry .. IS!) 211 isi r.si
W ard 179 1 5tt M i
844 9S5 917 ' 27411
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PLANE 'GALOSHES'
AK HON. t Jan. Ml After
year of research H.
words, written with frri'tit enrn
estntiss and no eonitiromise
wluitpver, hns this powerful
seutetief :
"The Catholic- church, to
whom God has entrusted the
ile'feiise of the integrity and the
purity of morals, stands erect
in (lie midst id' the moral ruins
which suiTotiud her."
'An Important proposition for un
employment relief in which Presi-1
tlent Hoover is said to he inter
ested would use some of the money
that the government will spend on
Improving country roads, connect
ing furms with great highways.
In such work fiirmers with their
horses, plows and wagons could lie
profitably employed.
Highways need feeders In the
shape of country roads leading to
the farms, and farmers need ac
cess to the highways.1 And they
nlso need work.
itdta
r-,W
u
. i
li i "i f 'if?TT n t-rv t i7
fN JDy vv r VjVjV a i u ju,
Of fering f Alfalfa Hay
' of best iquality
Garden Seed
For Sale
Soon ,
$18
.00
per
Ton
Field Seed
For Sale
. Soon
How to End
RHEUMATISM
Now Medicine liivcn Uhcomntlc
PoImhis fnnti Joints
niul Muscles i
Delivered direct from ranch to you.
Ask for prices on our Poultry and
Dairy Feeds All best quality
F; E. Samson Go.
Phone 833
229 N. Riverside
Phone 833
Tri.SA, Okla., Jan. 9. (P-A 1H
nontliH old huhy girl In iH ing held
nn security for room rent owed 1V
her mother It waa alleged today 'In
a petition for a writ of huboa
corpus filed ly the nutlher, iln.
Miirle Noel, i5.
Mm. yvn llinxe, nained tn the
pet It ton, ndmfttcd he was holding
the huhy. She said Mrf. Noel owed
Judge S. J. illvndlnnlng ordered
Mr. Minx to apiwir tomorrow
with the child and phow eauo why
she should not fletKrr her to her
more than i
r. Moouricn company vnglneein j,,,,. j4tl
.ib-i cvniieii iiooHintiion ?i tnc
first set of airplane ice breaking
overshoes.
Actual tewts ars to he started
from fleveland and Akron airports I niotlir
w nen me uanwrniti tee forming ..
wcnther condttlons feared by mail TSHnd IUr Mini. '
pilots rxlst. tMCtNNATl. tV, Jon. S.-Mff
The overshoes are rubher sh AlherT II. Morrill, president of th
eontatnltiK Inftnthm tnhes. The Krourr Oroeery and ltaklncom
heta xtnd over the leading pny, today said a.04,0oo would
edge of the plane's wings. When j be expended in a program of Im
Inflated, experiment! I n d 1 e a t e. J prowmenm in torM and pi ml . or
theso slteetM will break tho iee. i his firm chain nvstem.
ENDS PAIN FIRST DAY
Poisons In the blood settling n;
the Joints and niUHcles causp rhcu
inati.fin. Vou Vsnmt net rid of
rheuuvH Ic agony till every trace
of these dangerous poisons Is driven
out of youa system. That s vh
external remefllejt and pain dead
ening drugs only give temporary
relief.
What you need ts Ul'-MA. the
new medicine that acta directly on
the liver, stoma eh and blood,
and expels through the natural
channels of -cl'miniition the -dangerous
poisons that cause rheu
matic mitery.
No hvi waiting for your suffer
ing to slop. lil'-MA eases paltr
the first dsy anil U the one rheu
matism remedy guuranteed to freo
muscles and joints from all pain
ful stiffness, swelling and lame
ness. Jarmfn Wood so much
cunfidnoe In 1U"-AIA tint they
want eTry rheumatic n town to
try it and guarante- -money-back
if it does not end rheumatism.
With each $1.00 cash pur
chase a 60c ticket to the
Hony Theatre f RES
Alexander's Grocery
v SATURDAY
FEED SPECIALS
C
A
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A No. 1 Rolled Barley .
70 lbs. . .$1.20
A No. 1 Rolled Oats
60 lbs $1.00
Laying Mash, 17:c
Protein $2.35
Hog Fed, 90 lbs. . . $1.15
Special Dairy Feed, 80
lbs. . . .$1.20
No. 1 Klamath Spuds,
100 lbs. ....... ..$1.65
c
A
S
H
Squash, per lb.
Ground Barley, 80
lbs. $130
Ground Oats, 80 lbs. $1.33
Hen Scratch, 110 lbs. $2.05
Beet Pulp, 100 lbs.. .$2.25
High Protein Mill Run,
80 lbs. $1.15
No. 2 Klamath Spuds,
.100 lbs $1.20
Fine fresh Parsnips,
per lb c
' Other Attractions
Farmers "Exchange Co-Operative
Phone 932