PXGE THREE
RTER
: RADIO FANS AFTER PRINCETON PREXY
ROLPH INAUGURAL FETE
ENDS WITH GRAND BALL
JIEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORKiiOX, SUNDAY. JANUARY
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GATHERED FOR USElFQR ACTPE
i
F-NFXT fc
. The jmrose nf thi' farm home
miryeynow heiiiK ina4e in Juek
Kon county Ih thivefulil, aCi'ortUiiK
in Mis. Zollu Hudcnwuld, humo
man;menienL rpeclalisi with the
slate homo economics extension
Kcrvicc. who was In Modforrt last ,!,'v- "'""'it. "hose present iijoy
week working out Into thu counYy Pl1 " "''hcious turkey dinner. Dur
with Muhel (.'. Mack, home ilem- ' "'K ""' "'- " dinner a . n
onslralion ftucnt.
"From n slut- of tho 3ao
miuv questionnaires now lieinn
filled out we luipt to di'tciniino
J nek son county home conditions
ns they nctually exist," wilil M rs.
liodenwold. "These findings should
hi; MR out the prolileiiiK of the
homeiiKikerrt and a utility of them
should result in a more effective
home economic extension program
for the county.'
Mrs. Hodenwold nays that she is
Impressed with the genuine inter
est nnd hearty cooperation taken
by the Jackson county farm home
makers in the survey now under
way and to he finished January
survey, its findings will lie studied
and analyzed to tho end that prac
tical recommendations may he
made nnd adopted "at the Farm
I iomemkaers Kconomic t'onfer-t-nce
to he held in Medford, Feb
ruary 6 and 7.
Madge J. Heese, I'SDA field agent
in home demonstration and cluh
work in the Western States: l'aul
V. Maris, director 'of Extension
Service; Clarihel Nye, slate leader
of homo economics extension;
Lucy Case, nutrition specialist :
Harriet K. Sinnard, clothing spec
ialist; Kelt a lloilonwold, home
management specialist; and others
from the central extension office
at Corvullis.
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f.BOYWS
M :
At , the annual meeting of Cra
ter r.ake ' council of Hoy Scouts!
of America, held Kriday evening!
at the Kirst Presbyterian church,
a summary of council activities;
for I!):!" was given in comparison,
with 'thorn of 1H2!. j
December :n. I!i2it, HCl scoutsi
were registered, and In I!:t0 there
were Sit;j. In 1 there were It -4
merit . badges awarded, and last
year 1015 were given scouts.
Total receipts for the year t ! :i 0
ivere SS.7-10. ,:. The amount raised
by suhscripti,on was 5,4r(0.!J(): Tlmi
liudget for last year waw $5!li. I fieorgo K. Miller, vice-president
. . Fgr the scout camp at Luke o'lof the Coiiwt I-'lr & Cedar Products
the Woods, $S(0.i2 was spent, company, snid today his firm ex
Tho new aite was Improved with pected a contract for 50 carloads
lavatory and shower building be- of ties for railroad construction in
ing -constructed, valued at $:laO. connection with the Moulder dam
This building was used for lums- J project.
Ing tljis past season. A pumPj Order for. the ties, he said, will
house, cooler water system and be distributed among Willamette
kitchen equipment
quired.
also ae
Juvenile Court Husy
ROM K. Jan. 10. (ypj Tho Chil
dren's Court of Home in irs first
three months of existence heard
'2 1 5 cases, convicting 1 1!) and ac
quitting flii.
L TOMORROW
T, ' FOR 2 DAYS ONLY
v ACTION PACKED .
DRAMA .
OF BIG CITY NIGHTS! I '
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HEART GRIPPING STORY OF TWO 1
GREAT LOVES . . . BRINGING THRILLS '( s X
AND GLORIOUS ROMANCE! ! H' lA'fViU
l5
CLUB
A special nii'riliiK of the Acilve
, t'luli was held la at nlulu at the
Hotel llotlaml, at which time the
, local club received th,. official
, chat ter. After a welcome ailrlrcss
I hy Maynr Wilson ami a talk l.v
1 was cnjoycil ny
all present. The Crews sisters. Lu- j
cile and Dorothy, entertain! with
several vocal solos that was verv I
much enjoyed. The Kugene Active :
Cluh bronghi seven incnrhers to j
Medfoiil for the installation cere-I
monies, those present being Don-I
laid Husband, president of the Ku-j
gene club, James Harding, X. L. !
j .Michaels, Kd. Johnson. Merle)
Saunders. Dr. M. . Kidman and!
I Dave Marnhan. Kiw of the Ku- !
gene club came to Medford in a j
special chartered airplane. i
tiuests at the installation cere-!
monies included Mayor K. M. Wil-I
son, I;. C. Coi n, president of the '
lEotaiy Club, John Mann, presi
dent of the Kiwauis Club, Karl
White, president of the Lions
Ted liaker. secretary Medfi
chaniber of Ctmnu-rce and
Mennett. All gave short talks of
welcome to -Medford of the Active
Club. The Active Cluh! with the
young business men of Medford as
members, looks as if it will be
among tin leaders In the service
cluh field.
LLl
SALKM. Ore.. Jan. 10. tJP):
member of the state hoard of nor-!
ticultui-e. or an authorized inspec
tor cf the hoard, is not nersonallyj
liable for damages suffered by; ;
virtue of his nniors in eniorcing!
orticultnral laws and quarantine ,
Attorney Ceneral Van Winkle in
reply to ait impiirv by Charles
Cole, secretary of the hoard. To
escape responsibility, however, the
officer must act within t lie scope
of his authority.
OREGON IIES EOF,
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 10. (P)
valley .sawmills. The contract has
fiot been awarded formally but the
Coast Fir & Cedar Products com
pany was low bidder and it is ex
pected the contract will be award
ed next .week. It amounts to 1,
.'ti(i,atu feet.
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I WflT DFQPflWCini Fi
I nui iuui utiuiu
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LOWELL StiERMAN, MARIAN NIXON
HUGH TREVOR WJ LLl AM JAN N SLY cyAuiow
Laying bare the story newspapers never told flashincr
the' screen's spotlight on the strangest scenes ever laid!
A dramatic sensation!
SEE IT HEAR IT!
IT STARTS Tomorrow
i It y-
V.
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Sacramento closed its three
fornin with .in all night dance
shows (left to right) Mrs. and
Merri.mt. Mrr.. .mrl Gov. James
i!0!VI0EN0MS
IN MAIL JAN. 15:
Semi-a timiat
amounting to
d i v idi nd checks
J.m;:i.;i2 will be
mailed to investors
son County lluildin
ciation January 1
i'2 years of f-ervh-e
.Medford a n d t h
country.
in the JacU
Loan asso
termlnat ing
in developing
surroundings
"Not -;m invesioi'
this asu
eiation has lost a penny." is the
slogan which the Jackson Coun
ty Duilding & Loan Association
ha used t hroug ii out t he yea rs
since UMiii. establishing a reputa
tion as one of the muM success
ful ami financially sound associa
tions in the Northwest.
Directors of this one hundred
per cent home institution are as
I fellows: C. M. Kidd, John
.Mann. O. C. Hoggs, Dr. J. J. Km
! mens, (llenn O. 'lay lor. Clen Kab
I rick. Kmil Mohr and Dr. U. K
I Creen.
"Home Sweet Home" as plnyeii
the world over will be a feature
of the Toggery-Nuim-liush prog
ram over Kation K.MKD on .Mon
day night from tiir: to ti:3n. This:
beautiful ami immortal immesong,
will he played by the symphony j
i.iw-ti-i Thai i. t ntoi'itrcfiltion
-iit 'teio,i. rather humirus
conception of 'Home Sweet Home
as you might hear It in Italy.
Spain. Hungary, China, Ireland
and the Cnited Slates.
The second feature wi
Old Guitar And An Old
be "An
tefrain."!
sung by Wm. Pohlmnn. tenor, ac
companied ,y the orchestra.
The program wilt close with the
"Missouri Walt"." ."ting by the
Nunn-lhish singers.
rifipdftort ndverrlntnc ctH resnltH.
ALSO
SELECTED SHORT
SUBJECTS!
fi . A. I f A ' fA
:w& 'Mir "I c
-t tin etat - A Vfn f'Ji-ita
days of celebration at the Inauguration of Gov. James Kolph. jr., of Cali.
in which his excellency led the grand march. The ballroom scene
Mr. James Rolph III, Mrs. and Mr. Roy Symei, Mrs. and Lt. Gov. Frank
ttolph.
APPEARANCE QF
of tho outstanding nitrite- j
of the year is hooked for :
tious
Medford next
Saturday, Jan. IT.
(thanks to the efforts of MVdford
i Post No. 15 of the American Leg-
ion. Admiral liichard Hyrd. fain-
ous aviator-explorer will he here ! produced. 1 herefme. it will he
in person on that date to tell of; worth while for every grower to
his expedition to the South Pole, a attend nt least one of the demon
feat which has won him interna- stratTons.
tional recognition. In connection The time and place of the var
with his address there will he ex- j meetings is as follows: Jan.
hibited several interesting reels of j 13th 2 p. m. Thornton Wiley
motion picture giving the out- orchard. Ashland; Jan. 14th in
standing details of his discovery of
"Little America." These films are
of Admiral Jtyrd'H own selection
ami have never been shown before
in the state.
Hy special arrangement the local
Legion post has provided for two
performances on Saturday, one of
which will be a matinee at popu
lar prices. Judging from past per
formances, Admiral Hyrd will bo
greeted hy capacity houses here
both in the afternoon and evening.
Seats are now on' sale at the Holly
theatre and the Medford Chamber
of Commerce. ' ", ' , ' .. .
CKXTIIAL POINT
(Special) Mrs. A. A. Oilletle of
Medford spent Tuesday and Wed
nesday with .Mrs. Mary (Jrlmni.
A baby clinic will be held at the
health center January 13. Dr. Wil
son and M rs. King will 'he. In
charge,
All babies should he rege
nt Stone's drug store for
istered
their appointment.
Mr. and Mrs. John Catey re
turned to their home 'east of Cett-
t ral Point on Sunday from
tralia. Wash., where they visited
for the past three weeks with their
daughter.
Mrs. Pearl Caldwell, who ha
.been visiting her children at Scotts
j Valley, Calif., returned to her
I home here Thursday.
; The girls' anil boys' basketball
1 teams of Phoenix played tho two
; 1 oca 1 tea m at the h Ig h sc h on 1
1 gymnasium Friday evening. After
i a hard fought battle the local
teams lost both games to the vu
' itors.
j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coekrnn
; were business visitors In Medford
Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Coker entertained as
d ; n ti e r g u es is on Sat u rd n y , M r.
and Mrs. Homer Martin of (ilen
dale, ore., and Mr. Martin's mother
Mrs. C. II. Meiers, of Santa Cruz.
: Calif.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Y. Davis spent
I New Year's day as guests nf Mr.
land Mrs. I!ute, of fiotd Hill.
' Mr. and Mrs. s. L. Fisher of
' Tlrenierton. Wash., spent n week
tviMiting in Central Point as guests
. . . , 1-
il PPMTPAI PfllMT I
'. Jan. 10.
of Mrs. Fisher sister. Mrs. Al ;
I Hermanson.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Unwell re-,
turned home Tuesday from a trip
thioiigh southern California. They
( visited for three weeks with their,
(brother Dr. Purselt, and family at.
I Mountain View, ral. j
j iolden IJnk Hlble class of the!
j Christian church held their party
I on Friday. January ft nt the home i
I of Mrs. Vinln l.amiman. Mrs.
j liertha Ilursell. teacher of the.
i claMs, had charge of the devotion-j
j a Is. Delieinu.H i-f fresh men irt wre
.served. Those enjoying thu after-,
! noon were: Mcudamcs Vera Lewis,,
j lb-Pa pankey. Clara Vincent. Ida
' Henderson. Krma Hedgepeth. Mary
t Coker, Cordic liurns, Louise C i--h,
i Hose llennanson, Laura Coekran.i
Dfdlle Love, Ciitherlne M'-rNtt. (
iMableCHir. Ibrlhft Hlllfel, Viola
i l.:mptnan, ttuhy Powell, Connie
: Klingler. Kmma Cnhger, Ib uh i i
i Tetherow. Voting. Hoy And -1
! crsnn, M' Cull, Capp. Henth find
'Johnson. The Fein im ry pui'tv will
( be held nt the home of Mi. Vic
i tor llurxell.
I Airs M M. MorriK of Medford
spent Friday visiting at the hme
of Mrs. Al Hermtinion.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Territf spent
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Cha".1
Dunlap of Table Rock.
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1 TH K IALLK.M. Ore., Jan. 10.
; iA'i The tle-pi servin plant of
l the T'nion Pacific railrtmd here,
after a t lowe-down during the holl
j days wlln repairs were ?0 ,M
again running full time with
men employed.
HELD THIS MONTH
Pruning methods will be dem- j
oust rated during a series of field
; meetings tit he held January I It.
11. 15 by County Agent L. P. Wil-
cox.
j Kxtension Morticulturallsl O. T.
MeWhorter of the Oregon Suite
Agricultural College will be pres-
; ent and assist in these meetings.
Pruning is an orchard practice
i 0at has a great influence on the
( amount, size and uualily of fruit
. Carl fllasgow orchard, Tal
Jan. 14th '2 p. ni. D. Clark
i ent
orchard, 401 'District; Jan. 15th
10 a. m. W. J. Jones orchard.
Rogue River.
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W PORTLAND, Ore., Jan.. 10
Columbia river lumber, and Jog
fhlpmoTitHs-to Atljnntiic and . gulf
ports during- I !30 measured 400,
:Hi5,rt4(l feet, a new high mark, the
Merchants'" Kxehango yearly snm
niary revealed today.
The 19211 movement to these lo
calities was 850,841,0112 feet.
The combined offHhore and do
mestic lumber exports during IflltU
was J .2fl3.K54.lt2S feet Rillnst 1,
C43.60V6I7 feet In l!)2!t.
Whent exported from the Col
umbia river In nil trades during
the first half of tUe Ht3o-.1l cereal
year showed an Increase of GliH,3ti2
bushels over the corresponding
period of the 1 it 2 ft - 3 0 season, the
i Kxehango reported. Flour exports
showed n docrease of about 1"S
000 barnds.
I.adino hccsc INipular I
A local dairy product which
Is gaining popu:arity with South
ern Oregon customers Is Ijidino
cheese manufactured by -tho lu
dlno Products company of Fagle
Point, Ore., according to reports;
from sales - representatives.
IL W. Ward. Kagle Point grang
er and salesman for Uidlno
cheese, said today that they have
developed this particular cheese
so that It efpials most of the better-known
American cream
cheewes. A. Woodrieh Is proprie
tor f the La illno company.
MAJtHHFIKUl, Dii'.. Jan. 10.
tA't 'nnmrurtlnn work on (1?M
enlnR the htti-hor ut llantlon tn
Hi fpi-t nt low tiile will start noon,
the office of MiKimprH haH an
nouncer! D
STATE
THEATRE
TODAY and MONDAY
"SHOWGIRL
in
HOLLYWOOD
with
ALICE WHITE
JACK MULHALL
See It for its snappy songs, stu
dio secrets and Alice better
than ever before.
15c
ANY TIMK
Itiiuiii'H in-
PLUS 4 ALL-WOOL
KNICKERS
Take one at regular price;
another for
5c
The Men's Shop
Next to Rialto Theatre
OF DATE EDICTS
I KCCKNK. or.... Jan. 1 a tA'
i Contrary to published reports,
i Hugh K, Uossoit. Oregon graduate
manager, ib-clared today neither
he mr Cart A. Lodell, Oregon
: M;ilf graduate manager, had said
. their respective schools would not
play at the Portland Stadium un
less the days preceding the games
i wer left open.
1 Hosson said he and Lodell had
' understood the dates would be left
open and when they learned the
completed stadium schedule did
not make such a provision they
conferred with Jimmy liicliardson,
stadium manager. who assured
them the matter could still be ar-
ranged. Uichardson asked then
to write to him calling attention
to their previous understandings.
over tho South
II today u rrflv
ONE DAY ONLY jA J I k
Starting at 1:15 4fs
i Wtt. MIL .. I
SALLY O'NEIL, JOE E. BROWN ''; ; " - ' U8Cr?p"V
. i AND SAVE!. I
ALL TALKING! ALL SINGING! ALL DANCING! Jjlijllk. ' Jm
GL0RI0U8 GIRLS SVNCOPATED SONGSI Kf Jil Ul llliu ITTnTITSTTnlff I U ill V
A RIOT OF COLORS AND COMEDYI . lIMnftllvWll B 111 lMl
Don't miss this Sensational Picture . . . It's brought to the Holly wnjl i 111 I uBl will nil lllVI iltlllUI
for your pleasure . . . Remember for One Day Only.
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A WHISKEY 'AGER':
JSI1.LIXC.S. Mont.. Jan. la tPt
Seeking the source of annoying
inlet lerenci' with radio reception, i
radio dealers assert they have trac- i
ed the trouble to an electric whis- !
key ager."
They have given warning that
unless the use of the machine is
disco in i mied they will enltM 1 lie ,
aid of prohibition authorities to
seek out the nuisance. I'lohildtion
Agent Joint Taiker. the dealers
point out, would be doubly pleas- .
ed to mm the machine. Hi is our
of the interference victims.
'I
Into
inhibition
A merUan
has put
d rinkinu.
romane.
nays a
Paris business man. I'h-huh. aloiu
' with a let of other dangerous in
rredtent" Judge.
L-gOl COMEDY! 1 1
TICKETS NOW SELLING!
In Person!
The Distinguished Air ....
Eplorer and Lecturer
REAR ADMIRAL
RICHARD E.
BVRB
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Lecture and Motion Pictures
HOLLY THEATRE
Medford, SAT., January
A stirring account of life in "Little America',
Polo, with motion pictures taken
Tickets Now on Sale at
Medford Chamber of Commerce
All Seats Reserved
MATINEE AT 2:30 EVENING AT 8:30
Children 60c Seats 2 and t
Mall Orders Received at the rfolly Theatre and Filled
In Order of Receipt
Auspices of Medford Post. No. 15
AMERICAN LEGION
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QUITS THIS YEAR
lilXCKTON, N. J.. Jan. 10
: (, j),-
John (Irior iUhben an
nounced tonight he would resign as
president of Princeton University
at the end of the present academic
year.
Dr. Ilibbeu, In a formal state
ment, addeil there has been ho
discussion by the hoard of trustees
of his successor.
New Crime Problem
Y I iNKY i TV Australian police
e a m w ciime problem. In
I hai
several gang shootings there was
; no detonation and it is believed
j a new type of air pistol was used.
The wounds were similar -to those
made by bullets of smalt calihro
bur no bullets vnr found.
One of the Big Hits of
1930 Brought to the
Holly by Popular De
mand !
..U-ll.J'Jf I
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and the turillir.g flight
by the explorer.
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