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Palace of Sister of Belshaz
zar Discovered Near
Babylon by British Arch
aeologist. LONDON. Jan. 10. P Partial
confirmation of the Hook of Daniel
In the Bible is seen by Sir Charles
Marston, British archaeologist, in
the recent Ur discoveries near
Babylon oT an expedition financed
by the University of Pennsylvania
and the British Museum.
Sir Charles, who is a well known
industrialist and student of arohae
olowy, cited the discovery of the
palace of the Princess Kclshauti
Nannar, whom he believes to have
been a sister of Belshazzar.
"Archaeology proves the sack of
Jerusalem actually happened,' Sir I
Charles said, "and it is quite feas- I
ible Daniel may have seen this I
palace." j
According to Sir Charles, "tab- j
lets of COO P. C. confirmed the i
story of Bel.shaK7.ar as told in the'
Hook of Daniel." j
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DR. FUNK WILL GIVE
!0M
onulhtMcil)
Dr. Funk will Rive his lecture mi
"The Philosophy of Faith, or the
Cure for Our Present Day Depres
sion," at the Knglish Lutheran
church Sunday at 11 a. m. Many
braved the storm last Sunday night
to hear the introduction to this
address, and al! are cordially invit
ed to attend the special service
Sunday morning. The topic is i
certainly n timely one. Strange. I
isn't it? We generally suffer most j
when we have too little. We are !
suffering now because we have too
much, too much of everything.
OUTLINE PROGRAM
AT FARM SCHOOL
At the organization meeting of
the Smith-Hughes night sehool
being conducted in the agricul
tural building at the senior high
school Thursday evening, a pro
gram for the six weeks' period
was adopted. C. D. Thompson,
high school Smith-Hughes in
structor is in charge of the classes.
Meetings will he held 1 at 7::t
on Tuesday and Thursdny even
ings. Topics chosen for the meet
ings are as follows:
Houses and Housing. Choosing
n Breed, Incubation, Feeds and
Feeding, Vitamins. Kleetrie IJuhts
in the Uiying Peji, Home Mixing
of Feeds Against Commercial Mix,
Diseases of poultry. Cost of Pro
ducing Fryers. Culling the Flock.
Storing K;gs, Marketing Poultry
Products.
Church of Jesus Christ,
Latter Day Saints
Adventist church building.
Sunday school at 10 a. in.
Kvening services at 5 : :tt, A. C.
Hawkins presiding.
Priesthood society session Tues
day nt 7: HO.
LAST TIMES TONITE
JOHN BARRYMORE
in
"MOBY DICK"
Thrilling Story of the Sea
Also Selected Short Subjects!
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St. Mark'. Pni.ni
Corner Oakdale at Fifth street.
Wm. B. Hamilton, rector.
Holy communion, 8 a. in.
' Sunday school. )o ti. in.
.Morning prayer, 11:15.
English Lutheran Church '
Fourth at Oakdale. Dr. 11. C.
Funk, pastor.
' The Cure for Our Present Day
Depression, or the rhiUmophy of
Faith," will ho the subject ot the
lecture tor the special service at
1 1 a. m.
The liihle school begins at 10 a.
m. with clauses lor all awes.
You are cordially invited to at
tend our services.
Main Strest Methodist Church,
South
X. D. Wood, pastor.
Schedule for Sundav, January 11,
1031:
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
Sermon by the pastor at 11 a. m.
Kpworth League worship service
at : 30 p. m.
Sons, praise and sermon at 7:30
p. m.
All are welcome.
Seventh Day Adventist
Corner Beatty and Edwards. T.
M. Laniiherg. pastor; T. L. Theum
ler. assistant.
Sabbath school at 10:45 a. in. Jay
McComb, superintendent: L. U
Hunch, assistant superintendent.
Church services 11 a. ni.
Young people's meeting at 3 p.
m.; Zella Snider, leader; Mrs. F.
M. Rodman, assistant.
Player meeting Wednesday at S
p. m.
No meeting Sunday evening.
Full Gospel Church
N'ewtown near Main street. It.
D. Streyt'feler, pastor.
Sunday school at !):45; George
ScHtihower superintendent.
Morning worship 11 o'clock.
Young people's mooting at Q:?.(t.
Kvangeiisl Ic services at 7::'.0.
Prayer and praise, Tuesday even
ing. Itihlo study in llcvclalion.s Tues
day evening.
A hearty welcome to all services.
Confirmation class, 7:30 p. m.
Talent Methodist.
F. Audlcy Brown, pastor.
The Talent Methodist Episcopal
church will hold regular Sunday
services next Lord's day.
Morning worship at 1 1 a. m.,
when the pastor will bring the
message. At the evening service
District Superintendent Thus. IX
Varnes will preach and hold a
round table discussion at the close
of lite service.
Come and enjoy the music and
Ringing.
First Baptist Church
W. H. Katon. Minister.
0:45 a. m. Sunday school.
11 a. m. Morning worship. Choir
special, "Great King of Kings.'
Sermon subject, "A Panic in
Church'
0:30 p. m. Young Peopte's meet
i n gs t h r e e g r o u t s .
7:30 p. m. Kvening worship. Big
sing. Choir special, "I Will Sing
of Thy Power." Address, "The
Walk-Out."
8:30 p. m. "Glad Hand." Ten
minutes of greetings, handshaking
and getting acquainted.
You can be a stranger but once
at this church. Come and see.
International BlbleS tuclcnts' Assn.
Broadcasting a Watch Tower
proprnm over KMK1) Sunday eve
ning from 7 to 7:15. This program
will consist of a lecture by Judge
Rutherford, who is known an the
world's greatest Bible scholar and
lecturer. The title of the talk is
"The Church," and comes by elec
trical transcription. One of these
lectures will be given every Sun
day evening over KM 10 D until fur
ther notice.
The International Bible Students
meet for study every Sunday mdr
ning at 10:30 at the home of Mrs.
V. HalleV. 102 Mistletoe street
and every Wednesday afternoon
TOMORROW
ONE DAY ONLY
Continuous Shows
Suiting at 1:15
V&rnw Bros.
PRESENT
Betty
Compson
Joe E. Brown
Sally O'Nell
Arthur Lake
and Many
Others
POPULAR PRICE8!
Mat.
Eve.
10-35
.25-50
Buy Holly Scrip
and Savel
at 2 o'clock nt the home of Mrs.
Anna Brewer, 727 So. Central ave.
All Interested In Watchtower Bible
study nr'QWolcume.
tlmivh of the N'awirene.
North Central ut Jackson.
John T. Laltose, pastor.
Morning woretvp ut 11. with
sermon by the pastor on the!
theme. 'Killed with the Holyj
Ghoat." Sunday school at 11:45.
Considerable interest Is being man
ifested ill the Inter-clast. contest.
Evening service nt 7:30. The
pastor will speak on "Confes
sions." Special music and Hinging
will bo provided at each service.
N. Y. 1'. S. meeting at 0:30. Class
meeting at G:30. Midweek prayer
and lilblo study Wednesday even
Ink' at 7:30. at which timo wo
will continue the study of the
l'.ible by hook. Kxodus is the
book for next Wednesday.
Flrt Methodist.
Alexander ("J. Itcnnett. pastor.
Sunday morning worship, 11:00
o'clock, with sermon by the pas
tor. "The Call of the Invisibles."
Anthem, "The Ilea vena Are De
claring" ( Iteethoven). Solo by
Mrs. O. O. I.arison. "Donald, the
Master Passoth liy," (Hammond).
Sunday evening chapel hour,
7: H0 o'clock, with gospt-1 message,
by the pastor. "Seeing God." Heau
tif ul pictures of California; illus
trated gospel songs.
Kpworth league young folks'
hour. 6:30 p.m., with discussion
of "What Ik the World Enter
prise of the Church" in the church
paiior.
Sunday school 9:4ft a.m. Graded
courses; new pupils invited. C.
A. .Meeker, superintendent.
All people always welcome.
Valley Radio Church
Theodore t. Thuemler, pastor.
There will be conducted regular
services every Sunday evening
over KMKI) between 8 and 9.
The subject for January 10 is
"The Christian Hope; Its Source
and Foundation." Professor Folk
enbers will render some selections
with his string ensemble.
Because it is impossible to be
personally acquainted with the cou
g regal Ion of the air and lis needs,
we urge that questions and sub
jects that are hnporlant to any of
our congregation of the air will be
sent in to the pastor. These ques
tions and subjects will receive care
ful and prompt attention. You are
cordially invited to tune in every
Sunday night. We will endeavor
to be helpful to those who cannot
otherwise attend Christian sen
ices.
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Authorized branch of the mother
church, the First Church of Chrtst,
Scientist, in IJoston, Mass.
Services arc held every Sunday
at 11 o'clock, church edifice, 212
North Oakdale. Suhject for Sun
day, January 11: Sacrament.
Sunday school at 9:45. Appli
cants under the age of 20 may be
admitted.
Wednesday evening meetings,
which include testimonies of Chris
tian Science healings, at 8 o'clock.
The reading rooifi, which Is lo
cated at 401 Bedford building. Is
open from 8 am. to 6 p. m. dally,
except Sundays and holidays. The
librarian is in attendance from 11
to 4. at which time all authorised
Christian Science literature may he
purchased or borrowed.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the services and visit the
reading room.
First Christian Church
Ninth and Oakdale
W. H. Daird, pastor.
Bible school at 9:45 n. m., M. K.
Olson, supt.
Morning worship begins at 10:50
Anthem, "Oh Lord, Thou Hast
Searched Mo" (Woodcock). So
prano obligato by Kleanor Curry.
Sermon topic, "Why Was Jesus
Baptized?"
Christian Kndeavor at 6:30 p.m.
Kvening evnngelistlc service at
7:30. Anthem, "Evening Prayer"
(Wilson). Sermon topic, "Bring
ing Up Father." The young people
will enjoy this sermon and every
parent In Medford ought to hear
it. The pastor will recite a num
ber of poems from James Whit
comb Riley.
There will be another bnptismal
service following the evening ser
mon. '
Don't forget the Bible study and
praise service on Wednesday eve
ning at 7:30.
The Salvation Army.
The old Methodist church, corner
Fourth and Bartlett.
Ensign and Mrs. J. R. Pack, of
ficers in charge.
Sunday services
Holiness meeting, 11 a. m. All
people Interested in holiness are In
vited to nttend this meeting.
Sunday sehool and Bible class,
230 p. m. Mrs. Velna Gibson has
been appointed to lake charge- of
atl the young people's work, and
will have charge of the Sunday
school work.
Young People's Legion meeting,
6:30 p. .m
Evening service, 8 p. m. The
mwiiifo of the evening will bo
"The Young People of Today," by
Ensign Pack.
Weok day services will be held
on Tuesday. Thursday and Satur
day nights at 8 p .m.
A cordial and happy welcome
awaits one and all at our wrvlce.
j First I'roKbjUTinn Church.
j Claude U. Porter, minister,
j Morning worship sprvicon at 11
I a. m. This Sunday will be Com
i man Ion Sunday and new member
'Will be recVvod Into the church at
that time. Special music will be
Organ prelude, "There Is a Green
! given ru follows:
Hill Far Away." Gounod: anthonid
"A New Heaven and a NVw Earth,"
r.aut Dr. W. W. Howard with
quartet; organ offertory. "Mid
night." Torjussf n: duet. "O, Iove
Divine. All Ixive Excelling," Stan
ner EUle Carteton Strang and R.
! E. Waldron; organ postlude, "Post-
1 lude in A." Rick.
Ministry of music: FJde Carle.
i ton Strang, urfirano; Kdna Kifert
; Isaacs, rontWio; R. K. Waldron,
Uenor: Dr. W. W. Howard, bass;
! Eva. HarHrik'g Msrvh, organist.
At 6:3M the youne 'o will
i m-et for age groups study periods.
I Tho senior group will have a spec-
' l.il worship ervlre in the senior
daroom.
RURAL AND SUBURBAN NEWS
TABLE- HOCK. Ore., Jan. 10 j
(Special! An epidemic of nieas-j
les has been going the rounds ol :
the district, but at the present
time seems to have about run
course. i
Table Rock s.hool resumed
operations last Monday alter a :
two weeks' holiday vacation. ,
Prof. lXivls vis-ited in Portland
during the holiday vacation andi
Miss Winifred May. primary teach
er, visted her parents at Olympia,!
Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Olson and
children of Hood River were vls-j
Horn here among friends last,
week. !
Mrs. Oeorge Wright Is a P-j
tlent at the Sacred Hcfirt hospital
this week suffering with an ut-f
tack of pleurisy. j
Mrs. Blanche Gregory and chilj
dren and Mrs. Oregory's brother. I
Clifford Collins, visited relatives
and friends in the northern part
of the state and Washington dur-,
ing the holidays. i
Glen Wilson is a visitor this!
week in Portland.
Carl Quaekenbush han been (
sufferer the past week with n se
vere attack of quinsy and to com-
plicate matters' the two children i
became victims of the mumps.
Jim Kneeland who has been
doing considerable duck hunting
this winter, n-ports a scarcity of
these, fowls.
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Nicewood of
Medlord were Sunday afternoon
visitors here.
Miss- Bee Seabrooke has re
turned to Portland, where sho Is
attending business college after
spending her holiday vacation
with home folks here.
Several hay buyers from Med
ford were business visitors here
this wei'k.
At the annual meeting of Hie
Table Rock Telephone company
Friday evening. January 2.. J. 1
N e a ! o n was elected president.
Ralph Wilson vice-president and
M. B. Chase wecretary-treasurer.
The annual maintenance assess
ment was fixed at $1.50.
Several from here attended a
party at Sams Valley Thursday
night, given by the young people
of the Sams Valley Sunday nchool.
Miss Alice Seabrooke returned
Monday to her teaching duties at
Shady Cove after enjoying a two
weeks' holiday vacation.
Among the students attending
schools of higher learning who
ppent their holiday vacations here
with home folks were Miss Evelyn
Hamilton, who returned the tlrst
of the week to O. S. C, and Miss
lesso Seabrooke who is attending
Ashland normal.
Dogs have been making night
; nn nlinnn onrrnls in this dis
trict lately causing sheepmen to
take up arms in cteiense oi
flocks.
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GOLD H ILL, Ore.. Jan. 1 0.
(Special) Moore Hamilton "f
Central Point was a business vis
itor In this city Tuesday in n
terewt of the Southern Oregon
Building and Loan association.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Plckard
were Medford visitors Sunday.
Past noble grands club of the
Amvthest Rebekah lodge met at
the home of Mrs. Lola Reed on
Thursday afternoon.
Joe pankey returned to bis
home in this city Tuetsdny. Mr.
Pankey spent the holidays in
Forks, Washington as the gueHt
of his sister, Mrs. Dan Shearer
and family.
The Ladles' Aid held their regu
lar meeting at the M. K. church
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Carol Bertelson was visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Julia Bow
man, who Is a patient at n con
valescent home in Medford, Tues
day and H portn her mother much
Improved.
Roy Parr was n business vis. tor
In this city Thursday.
Mrs. R. I Miller of Foots
Creek Visted the Gold IHH schools
Thursday afternoon.
Mis Xelda Smith and Virgil
Edlncton left Thursday noon t
represent the Gold Hill high
school In the high school conf'-r-ence
to bo held in Eugene Friday
and Saturday. Miss Hanky the
commercial instructor, accompa
nied them.
Mrs. Mablo Made, tho county
home demonstration ag-nt. was
a business visitor In the Gold Hill
schools Thursday afternoon.
ANDKKSON CHKKK. Ore.. J"".
in.Kl. Mr. and Mrs. (iecirxe
Mc Anally were Sunday visitors at
the Maya home.
Jamen Maya and family sint
guniluy In Medford.
K. .1. Center win In Ashland laat
Saturday on buaineaa.
Prank MurqueHH and family were
out to Ashland Wednesday.
Mrs. Jas. MarDowell, Mrs. Clark
Mai'Dnwell , and Mrs. ('has. Mr
Ciinna were out lo the valley Wed
nesday. I). C. Hale was In Talent Tues
day. (leorue MrAnally and wife were
in Ashland last Haturday.
(leorue Young spent Monday nt
the home of Mr. Hrhuelte.
r. and Mrs. (Ireen worn out to
the valley Sunday.
The many friends of Hoy Hush
nell are Klad to see him hark home
and able to walk around and hone
ho will continue to Improve.
Slum In l(;rnmlr.
I.A IIAXIK. Jan. U. i.Vi
Ktarted falling here this
Qhw.ik. the first In a fortniKht.
The t-niperaturo was heiow fieex-inu.
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SAMS VALLEY
SAMS VALLEY. Ore., Jah. 10
(Spl.l- Ladies' club met for the
regular meet Inn New Year's day
at the community kitchen, with
Mrs. Jay Prink and daughters.
Mtwr-e.s Ruth and Eva, a hostesses.
The ladles spent tho afternoon
i lulling two patchwork qui Its for
Mr. Frank, after which refresh
ments weiv served.
An interesting watch party was
given .by the young people New
Year's eve at the school house by
Misses Elsie Straus. (Naomi Ma
griider and Catherine Koyer. About
3a uuerus were present and enjoy
ed themselves in games and fun
and welcomed the new year In as
they gathered together for a feast.
The community offers Its sym
pathy tci Miss Murl Coffeen, teach
er of the Pankey school, over the
loss of her father, William Cof-1
fern, at Medford, January S.
Sa ins Valley Grange met Janu
ary 3. with a fair attendance. Her
sbal Harper, new master, being ill,
the ehair was filled by Past Mas
ter II. E. Noalon. All other new
officers filled their stations. The
lecturer's program consisted of a
one-act play, "Tho Bracelet," by
Misses Frances Wil.-on, Naomi Ma
gruder, Ruth Frink, Catherine Ro
ger, and M.visrs, James McDon
nugh. Paul Sch ill.. Don Seegmlller
and Paul McKlnnis; guitar music
by Jaul Pollard and James Me
llowing h. and a reading by Mrs.
Se'gmiller.
During the business session it
was vot'd to go to Applegate, Jan
uary 10. with the drill team, and
put on the first and second de
grees to a class of the Applegate
( i ra nge.
Coder tdck and distress, Max
Shulz, Mrs. o. T. Wilson and ller
shel Harper wire reported 111, the
largest number reported at any one
mewing for over a year.
Chester Coffee of Portland Is
here thi week looking after prop
erty interests.
Friends are sorry to learn that
Mr. Ward Ik In a Medford hospital,
suffering from heart trouble.
Miss Ruth Arbuckle returned to
her school duties after spending
the holiday vacation with rela
tives and frinds In Portland. The
ot her teachers back on duty a re
Miss Madge Mitchell of Ashland.
A. B. Collett and Mrs. East, local
residents.
Miss Naomi Magruder enrolled
this week as a student at the Ash
land Normal, where nho expects
to complete her education to grad
uation. Mr. and Mrs. John Xealon and
daughters, Misses June and Janice.
of Table Rock visited relatives
here Sunday afternoon.
n Loser In the young people's
meeting membership contest en
tertained the winners with a party
at the schoolhouse Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. John Jnncii Is reported on
the sick list this week.
Six new students are added to
our school for the new semtviter.
Iocal young ladies who resumed
school duties outside the district
after the Holidays were MIsh Elsie
Straus to Coqullle, Misses Grace
and Ruth Bigham to Derby, and
Miss Frances Wilson to Agate.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore and
children returned to Oar lot on after
spending the holidays with Ellis
and Glenn Garrett.
JACKSONVILLE, Ore., Jan. 10.
(Spl.) Lloyd Pitts, formerly of
Jacksonville, who has been living
at Chlloquin for some time, en
rolled at the high school the first
of the week as a junior.
Mrs. Clifford Dunnlngton of Cen
tral Point visited at the C. Doro
thy home Thursda y afternoon.
Mrs. Gaddy and daughter Doro
thy were Medford visitors Tuesday.
Llovd Johnson, W. H. Maultby
and grandson, Richard Beale, of
Roteburg are Jacksonville visitors
this week.
Helen Kane Is ill at her home
in south Jacksonville, under Dr.
Sweeney's care.
Mrs. ZWta Lontz and son Homer
of Medford moved recently to the
city and make their home in apart
meats nbnve the Reliable grocery
C. R. Dunnlngton was In Med
ford Friday.
Mrs. Hilda Martin of Medford
was a guewt of Mr. and Mm. Oscar
Knox Monday night.
Mrs. Harold Crump has returned
to her (ehol duties here after
spending the holidays on Little
Applegate.
Mr. and Mrs, Honny Pierce re
cently moved here from Medford.
Miss Cordelia Router was a Med
ford caller Thursday.
Mrs. Hilda Martin of Medford
was a dinner guest nf Miss Isslc
McCulW Tuesday. Mr. Martin
plans to leave soon for an exten
sive visit to northern and eastern
Oregon.
Frank Woolen was a business
visitor in Medford Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Kick and Mrs. John
R. Kniuht were vlnitors at the
Reuben Rlxby home oast of town
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kick enter
tained at dinner Friday for Mr.
nnd Mm. H. C. Bare, daughters
Rotty !ul Jean of Medford. and
Mr. und Mrs. John II. Knight.
Mr. and Mix. Godley and family
are new people In t city. The
children enrolled Monday as stu
dents In our S'Qml,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bartlett
left Wednesday for Hnn Francisco,
where they were culled by jrke
dejith of a nophm-Q
Mrs. Alice ClriclTreturned Thurs-
day nfter spending several day
with her daughter, Mrs. James'
Bu'-kley, near Ruch.
Mim Mollin Itritt was vMtlng
with friend In Medford Thursday I
Mr. nnd Mrs. Emmet Gllllngs of I
Medford were callers Thursday
JACKSONVILLE
ovennig at tho KA. Fleming home.
At the meethc)uf Royal Neigh
bors lodro Tuesday evening plain
were made for installation of of
ficers January 20. Luella Dunnlng
ton will act as installing officer,
with Thelma Mclntyre as Install
ing marshal. After the business
meeting a covered dish luncheon
will be enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Tinjleaf and
daughters, Ben la h and J une. of
Eaglo ipo;nt spent Friday evening
at the J. i. Miller home.
Mrs. H. K. llanna will have
charge of the local library during
Mis, Bartlett 's absence.
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Sandcn were
dinner guests Friday of Mrs. San
den's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Vial at Phoenix.
Southern Oregon Presbyterial
executive committees will hold an
all-day meeting January K at the
E. lverson home in Medford. Mrs.
G. O. Sandcn, Mrs. S. 11. Jones
and Mrs. Fred Kick, officers of
the local missionary society, plan
to attend. Mrs. Sandcn will lead
the devotions and Mrs. Jones will
sing a solo.
Mrs. Ries Chapman of Myrtle
Point was a visitor Friday of her
mother, Mrs. Alice l lrlch. Mrs.
ririeh accompanied her home lo
Myrtle Point awl will spend sev
eral week there.
Tho R. N . A . sewing el u b m e t
with Neighbor Nolle Finney Wed
nesday afternoon. The semi-an
nual auditing of the books was
done, also sewing on articles, for
the bazaar. A luncheon was served
by the hostess. Twenty-one were
present. Those from out of town
were Mi's. Myrtle Mertifleld, Mrs
Ely the Crawford awl Mix Violet
Wilson all of Medford.
Several members of Adarel chap
ter No. 3. O. K. S attended in
stallation of of ficcrs of Alpha
chapter No. 1 at Ashland, Tuesday
evening. Thosv attending from
Jacksonville were Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Langley. Miss Mollie Itritt.
MUs Dorothy Chitwood, Miss Lo
raine Sparr and Mrs. E. S. Sever
ance.
Miss Roberta Metzger, who was
home for the holidays, returned to
Ashland Normal this week.
Mrs. Fred Flck served on the
grand jury Wednesday and Thurs
day.
II. T. Chitwood of Portland ar
rived Friday for a visit with his
brother. C. C. Chitwood, and fam
ily. Mr. and Mi. 'Webster Clark left
January 3 for San Francisco.
Mr. und Mrs. Alfred Norrls re
cently entertained with a fumlly
dinner at their home. Guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Norrls, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Haight and daughter
Frances, and Mr. and Mrs. Web
Clark.
Miss Mollie Britt and brother.
Emll Britt, were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. llanna Wed
nesday. James Llttoll, Sr., was appointed
city marshal and city water super
intendent by the city council Tues
day evening. Mr. Llttoll was sworn
into office Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Winters of Klamath
Falls were recent visitors of her
parents, Mr. and Mix. E. A. Flem
ing,
Mrs. Henry Miller was a visitor
Friday at tho Tom Roseherry homo
in Medford. Other visitors there
were Mrs. Miller's cousin and hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. Carl llerondeon
of Glltnor, .Nob., who wore on route
to fouthern California.
. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mclntyre
attended a basketball game nt Cen
tral Point Friday evening.
Mr. Carlson of Medford was In
the city on business Friday.
Jacksonville Grange hold an In
teresting meeting at their hall Fri
day evening. Charley Hoover, the
new lecturer for the Grange, had
charge of the program. Medford
high sc h oo 1 d eha tc tea m gave a
debate on the chain store question.
The Medford high sehool furnished
music for tho occasion.
Mrs. Margaret Thompson of Se
attle, who Is visiting relatives here,
called on friends in Medford Thurs
day. Miss Carmen Dorothy of Jack
sonville attended a dinner party at
the home of Mrs. Roland Smith In
Medford Thursday, given for the
graduate nurses' association of the
county.
J. G. Miller, nccompanlod by A.
J. Tlngleaf of Eagle point, attend
ed a meeting of the Eagles lodge
In Medford Friday evening.
Mr. Whoolcr of Medford was
given a deed for the block of land
on north Oregon street by the city
council Tuesday evening. Mr.
Whuelor finished building n small
house and garage.
Mrs. John Byrnes and small
daughter Evelyn and Mrs. Richie
of Medford called on Mrs. Verne
Stephenson Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Richie will leave In a few
day to visit her mother at Kan
Diego, Cal.
BRUSSELS AIR MAIL
CRASH KILLS PAIR
BRt 'SS E LS, Jan. 10.' (IV) A
pilot and mechanic, the only occu
pants of tho night airmail plane
from RurssetH to Croydon, were
killed when the piano crashed at
midnight nt Melle. Becauso of the
fog the pilot decided to return to
Itrussels, but turning nt too low a
height the whig tip struck the
ground and tho plane wni wroeked.
SATURDAY ONLY
Keg Maynard
In
"SDNS OF THE
SADDLE"
SUNDAY and MONDAY
"Show Olrl in Hollywood"
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THEATRE U
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Meteorological Report
January 10, 1931
Forecasts
Medford nud vicinity: Cloudy
tonight; probably rain Sunday. No
change In temperature.
Oregon: Cloudy veathcr with
rain in northwest tonight and in
west portion Sunday. No change
In temperature.
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Local Data ?
a. . : . '
V I
Temperature (Dogs.).... :t;
Highest (Uist U hrs.) . :S
.it;
Lowest (Last 2 hrs.) .. Jit L'.'t
Kel. humidity (Pet.) S'.t loo
Preclpitatiou (Ins.) .00 .00
State of weather P.Cdy. Foggy
Lowest temperature this
lng, 25 degrees.
Total precipitation since Sept. 1,
F.t:io, G.Tti inches.
Temperatures a year ago today:
Highest. 2H; lowest, 7.
Sunset today, 4:fii) p. in.
Sunrise Sunday, 7 : :iS a. in.
Sunset Sunday, 5:00 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
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CITY
Itak.-r 'lty 22 IS Cloudy
lllKumri'k "2 ti C'li'ar
llnim mi 21! rioiiily
Denver 32 1-1 Clear
l)e Moines 48 2S Cloudy
Prenm Till US ('lour
Helena III! lit! ' Cloudy
1oh AiiKeloH .... t 4S Clear
MaiMhlleld M
1'linenlx 1.2 :IK 1'. Cdy.
l'orlland :ts :iti llaln
Red Hluff 60 3ii Clear
KoselmrK 4S nil Cloudy
Sail Ijike Clly M :iu i'loudy
San PnineiHoo .. lis 4ti Clear
Santa Ke 42 21 Snow
Sealtlo 4S 41 Cloudy
Spokane 30 28 Cloudy
Walla Walla .... Sli 30 Cloudy
Winnipeg 20 6 Clear
W. J. Hutrhkton,
Meteorologlst.
IT'S THE CLIMATE
WITHOUT A DOUBT
CHANTS PASS, Ore., Jan. 10.
A) I lo bum! About winter
gardens In Oregon
Now comoH Ulx & Austin
phlne county truck growers, with
a tourinK cur filled with table tur
nips um big as pumpkins, none of
which weigh under 10 pounds, and
the largest tipping the HcalcH ut
1 :i pounds, ,1 ounccH.
And then there are ripe rasp
berries and Htra wherries so com
mon hero that none but California
visitors look at the display In ft
d o w n t o w n w 1 n d o w.
NEW GOLD HILL CITY
COLD III Lh, Ore.. Jan. 10.
(Spl.) Monday evening, January
S, tho new mayor and city council
took up their duties. William Fer
guson became mayor and tho coun
cllmcn aro as follows Al Pankey.
J. iW. 'liryan, Oeorge Ilanimorsloy,
Paul Thomiwon. O. V. Newell and
W. 10. Hoss; Itortha Coy, treasurer,
and Karl Adams, recorder.
A
CURIOSITY.
stricken public was in
trigued by the alluring
face behind a delicate
porcelain maskbut nooc
sensed the pent-up emo
tional drama hidden
beneath the calm ex
terior. It is a story of
modern intensity, an
intimate revelation from
back of the scenes in
the theater, radio and
an worlds.
SUNDAY
in
Mail Tribune
NEWSWPER AUTO
SUIT DELAYED BY
CHILLY WEATHER
The suit of Mrs. Martha Miller
against Clarlhelte Elliott for half
interest in a newspaper contest
automobile won by Mrs. Elliott,
was adjourned this morning" be
cause of lack of heat In the court
room, It being too cold for wit
nesses, lawyers, spectators and the
court.
Mrs. Miller alleges that Mrs.
Elliott made a verbal agreement
that In the event she won, sho
would share on a GO-GO bads with
the plaintiff, in exchungo for
transportation provided by Mrs.
Miller during- the soliciting period.
Four witnesses for tho plaintiff
testified to this effect.
Tho trial will bo resumed thia
afternoon.
The Jury In the damago suit of
Mrs. Martha McClung against
John 11. GoHwick, landlord of tho
(irand Hotel, for alleged Injuries
received in an auto accident last
March returned a verdict In favor
of Mrs. McClung In the sum of
$3000. She sought $10,000.
It is understood an appeal will
bo filed.
Tho defense yesterday filed a
series of exceptions to the Instruc
tions of tho court to the jury.
Effective Monday, January
tho Southern Pacific placed 7500
shop men on full time schedule, It
was announced today by A. S.
Kosenbaum, district freight .and
passenger ngent with headquarters
in this city.
These men had been working
part time, which was all the time
actually required. While the full
time measure Is only temporary it
was done to put more money Into
I circulation, thereby Improving
businesa conditions. In hope that
the psychological effect on busi
ness interests would Justify tho
move.
If satisfactory results aro ob-
talned the men will be kept on a
' " '
"In other words,"
Mr. Kosenbaum stated thin morn
ing, "if wo get tho business tho
men will get the work."
IF
BATTERY SHOP
"Dud" Ren fro has opened a
Texaeo super service battery and
electric shop at the corner ot
Jackson and North Riverside, ac
cording to announcement made to
day. In addition to considerable ex
perience in automobile mechanics
in this city, Mr. lienl'ro was also
engaged in the same business in
California.
The new battery shop will spe
cialize in repairing generators,
starters, magnetos and all Hues of
eleetrlenl work.
By HOWARD ROCKEY
BEGINS
the
Masked
Longing