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j-i I- r t; PAGE TWO ocal and Personal Mr. and Mr. laud Jlciz Jcrcnvcd A " niOriiiH W'HH IVtfiVcd this mining by Mr. It. A. KnppeH from )im ulster, Mm. t'laud Met, of liend. Ore, telling f the death of Peggy, tho :x-year-old adopted daughter f Mr. and Mm. Mcu, foi'inoi resident of Med ford, late yemcrday afternoon, f nun heart trouble with which he had been ierioiisly 111 for He vera 1 week. Utile Peggy was adapted at lin age of three weeks, frnm a Port land Institution, and leaves he.Midca hor parent."!, her adopted brother Wayne. Id yearn old. who wa also adopted by Mr. and .Mm. M-t. from tho aine Institution. .Mi.s. Koppes left this niton for Mend to attend the funeral, which will' be held tomorrow afternoon. Homo from Hotel Meet Mr. and Mrs. W. M. (')cnienson returned today from Itosehurg. where they attended a meeting Saturday night at the Hotel Cmp qua of tile ,ouihern Itranch of thf Stale Hotel HHSoi-iatlon. This in cludes eillcs t it of Cottage Clrove as well a.s cities in northern California. About tin members and friends were present at the - meeting. Viisrhediilcd Slop Mad The West Coast Air lines, op.-r-atinjr between p4iii land and l.os Anyeles. made an unscheduled stop In Med ford yesterday to take h hoard I tear-Ad mint I liicliard I-:. llyrd and two members of his party, bound for San Francisco after the appearance of I he for mer in a lecture at the Holly then ' tP Saturday afternoon and even- In,'. The West Coast company for A time made Medfurd a regular mop at the fairgrounds field, bul hej;an toppiiiR at Montayue. In northern California when it was pointed out the field w.im unsuit able for their purposes.. However, (t. .was indicated thai landing would bo resumed here when the present ulrport was eompletet. hut tho planes are continuing to land &t Montajiue. i Your hair will look lovely In all kinds of weather if you Ret one of our $5 permanent waves. Kath- ryn I.oeatell, 230 S. Central. Phom 1374. 3ii Condition Is Improved , Fred Frye, for the pant week a patient at the Community hospital reeoverinu from n severe atlack of pneumonia, wu reported today to ho- whowintf sntlsfaclory Improve ment. iuests li(un Distance Mr. and Mrs. M. M. llasltko of Dickinson, X. IX, II. Kuenlck and parly of Kansas City, Mo., John J. nrytin of New York City. C. II. Oettmann of Detroit, Mich., and Mrs. H. It. Heaver of Victoria, II. C were Riiests at local hotels over tho week end and reKistored from dlatunt cities. ' -Dr. Rnht. K, Ieo, SAharty Hide. Kye examined, KhisspB. tf One Iliilldltur Application Jessie Hopkins will upend $1000 to H'i"del a dwellltiR on Oak Htrcet. aceordliiR to an application on file today at the city bulldlm: department. Mil at .Silver Camp Mr. and Mr.s. Arthur Hess nnd Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larson and party motored lo Silver Cump yes terday and enjoyed neveral hour- of HkllnfC. They report they found the now fine for winter sports n few milea beyond Union Creek. Permanent wave, $5.00 complete; facials, scalp treatments and oil shampoos, 50c, provost Deauty Shop, 815 W.'Main. Tol. 3(13. l!53tf Mr. Yomiir Improving ' Klmer Younfr, who has heon erl ously 111 with pneumonia nt the Sncred Hart hospital, is reported to he out of danKcr now, hut not sufficiently recovered to receive many visitor. Judge Childw In Med lord Judjje John L. Child of Crescent City W a visitor In Medford today. .Indue Child formerly owned a TiewMpapcr for 20 years In Crescent City and n well known throiiuhoul the coast reslon. Imrn heavy rough nnd smooth blocks; thev last longer. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 031. tf Mr. Ilui rls hi Pol l laud William P. Harris of Medford Is one of the many thousands of folk who are th'd that the uood roads tnovoment In Oregon U beinn: con tinued. He sees that the near fu ture will require a widening of the Pacific highway to eare for the vnr Jnereaslnn traffic it carries, lr. Harris U at the .Henson hotel. Morning Oreionlan, Dr. Hayes ltivoverimc Dr. .lami-H C. Hayes, who ha been 111 for several weeks, U re ported to he Improving rapidly at the Sue rod' Heart hospltnl. He Is Raining In weight and vitality hut 1b stilt unable lo receive visitor, . Pally' Tajtl, Phone 15. to 4 passengers. 1 tf Kino Fin Alarm O'he fire department was called Saturday night to U South Hlver sldo it venue to extinguish a flue fh-o which resulted in no damage. Our new studio in opposite new Holly theater. The Peaslev. tf SLEEP ON RIGHT SIDE, ' BEST FOR YOUR HEART Mlf rni 'tons In1 holdall night nnd en n't sleep on the right side, try Alinplc.gJyc,eru, valine, eu. (Adler IkaL Just OXK dose relieves stom ach UAS prosHlng on heart so you fUeep pound all night. 1'nUke other utediclne, Adlerika acts on P. TH ' upiSer nnd lower bowl. removing rolion you ncvT knew wre there, trlleves eo,9-tiiation in 'i hour s! Let Adlerika clestiHe ,oii- wtcnuch nnd bowel nnd see how good ou (vail Jjeath's iHig Store. Shopping III McdlOHl Mih. I,. T. Smith anil daughter Dorothy was in Medford this morn ing finin J'hncmx. chopping and tru linnet hit: huxlne.-. Vlst Medlord Today Miw Marian Kluncliff of IMiuenlx Vent thiw inurning trana Imik iniincH in Medlord. other vis it om were M !f.s Mary J Inn ley of l,alie Creek. Mb Aileen Young of Ashland. VYIllnrd liall from I teem. creek. Mrs. Ida Wood and Florence raves, piano Instrudion. High vchoul credits given. Sutdio 22 X. Oakdale Ave. ' Uglit Kaiil hi .UhlamJ As a result of an auto headlight tc.-ulng campaiun in Ashland Satur day night, 1 ."i warnings were given ami itti provisional arrests made. Slate Truffle Officers Hubert Hoxie and Tom Sheridan of tirants I'aKi and It. M. Caucoin of Med ford took pari in the work. lifiiiniM-e Men Here Wilbur Phillips, representative of the Fidelity and C.uaj-anly Insur ance compuity, jiji"! O. I.. Johannes of the I'mU'd Slate.s Fl lellty and (iuaranty company, were visitors in Med ford litis morn i iiff from Port land. Splizenberj; apple, 2r per box. lirinj; your own boxes. Pinnacle Parkins Co. tf Itv. Saau( lo Speak liev. II. W. Savage will speak at i the VolunteeiH of America hall. U: i;ast Main street, over the j Timtft-ry. His subject will he. '"Other foundation em no man lay than that is laid, which U .lesus Christ." I. or. 3:11. Tuesday j evening he will speak aaln, chnos I iim for his .subject, "Prisoners of I Hope," acli. -2, The ipieHtion, j "Where was Chri-t after he left ; the body?" will be answered throunh the scriptures. .Motor to Lake Creek Or. 11. 11. l-:ii;ott ami children and quests, Sa m liichai dson and V'huinia 1 ,1ml ley, client yesterday visiting fiieiidH in the Lake Creek coiiiiniinlty. For Kfade A raw milk, call .19 9. Campbell Oalry. Two deliveries. tf California Collides lo Wed The county elerkV office issued marriage licenses today to James Tammahill. 22, and Julia Asher, I'll, Im.Hi of Monterey, Cab. and to Clenn ipeil. 27r Willows. Cab, nnd JIuby Ali'Kwon, 2.., Cornlm,'. Oil. Dine at Suiinyslde Mr. and Mix. Poland Hubbard, Mr. and Mix Harry Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hubbard and Mrs. O. Leo Allen were nmoitjr .Medford people who motored to the Sunny side hotel at lOawIe Point yesterday for dinner. Astrology brings more hoppineps and prosperity. Use tho Moon's SiKn Hook in farming, business, or social affairs. Palmer Music House. 300 From Slate Metropolis Portland residents registered at local holelri last nllil included Mr. and Mis. C. It, McCracken, Mrs. H. Falsi. F. . O. Sarins, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. 1 1 en iik, W. '.. Traves, L. F. Templeion. A. N. Wyaenff. W. li. Similiter. Wallace T. Miller. Mr.-. 'n. L. itales. Miv. Win. CI. Malilment. Mr. and Mrs. F. ' W., Fo ruler. John Holmaso.i, L. J. CiiHeHdaen. L. O. (Irifflth. Carl A. AnderHon. K. L. Crake, X. T. War ren anil . Henry Flora. Mrs. .Pipes In Kansas City Mrs. A. W. Pipes arrived today at KaiMtm City. Mo., having been called there the latter part of last week because or her sister under going a very serious operation, or rather series of them, all at the &n mo time. M rs. Pipes left last Thursday for the east, hut was compelled to lay over In Oakland, Cab, for 1- hours to make a train cojiueetlon. Coats rel inert and remodeled at tho Fashion S h o p, 4L'4 Medford llldg. M,m. Harry Andrews. -Tel, 1181. tf Forfeited Cash Hall Hen Kngle forfeited curh bnll of $10, put up with the police, through failure to appear for trial In the city court this morning, following h s arrest yesterday on an intoxi cation charge. On Skiing Trip A number of young people from Medford who enjoyed .skiing on the (iro'onsprings yesterday were Misses Fayetlreen. Viola 'IN mpletnn. Mary Kd wanU. Francis Wort hlngton. "Sud" Sutherland. Chester Huh hard, Jumper lteynolds ami Mr. and Mrs. KUvood St render. Ct.th's best coal $1 n.UO per ton off car. Md. Fuel Co., Tel. 1131. tf I lev. Italrd Main Senkcr The men of the Christian church of Ashland and other men, friends of the church, will meet In the church this evening to org an xe a brotherhood. Lev. W. li. liahd of Medford will be chief speaker. (uess In City 11. II TdwiH'f, and L. H. Watson of Portland were quests over the week end of Mr. TowneV mother. Mrs. Ida Sweeney, and his sister. Mi. Mabel Mnck. Prize doll will s;ng over K M LP Tuesday evening, 6 to ti:lfi, on Bow man Beauty Parlor program. 300 Voutli Cuts ringer Hobert Fletcher was riM-elvluH treatment this morning for a bad cut on t lu1 second finger of his ; rieht hand, received while cutting! candy. j Week I ntl In Mcdlord Maxlne Nichols of Ashland spent' the week end In Medford visiting ! with her cousin, Kdith Nichols. Phono Mil. We'll haul a wa y your refuse, Cltv Sanitary Service. :3Ttf Vl-ltliig Legionnaire Al !. Skelton. commander of the Oranls Paw po.-t of the Amerlcin Legion, visited this city Saturday on lnilncj(. MlfiDFOI'tD MAIL il'mm Oregon Point Those registering at Medfurd ho tels la.-t night from Oregon fliies , outside of I'ort land were Oeurge , II. Craves ami W. W. t'hadvvick of i Salem, Frank N. Wallac e and K. i .l. Krank of Prospect, It. W,. Had ffuw, C. W. 'jtkin--. Mrs. it u well mi. fiuud. ,fr K. Woodcock and family of Corvalbs, Mr. and Mm. )(', It. Clarke of (.old Hill, and the following from Klamath Falls: j I.eo F. Kdwards. Ibtrry and Arthur j Lytic, Leslie lOlmoie, .Mr. and Mrs. I A. A ndersnn. A. W. Acquire, M r. land Mix. C C. t'olvin and C i". j Kckcrmaii, 1 Morning; TeiiiiM'i-ature or 2'2 j Following a max.mum of 4 yes i terday, last night and this morning ! were (uite cliilly with u ininlnium of 22 degrees. No rain fell over Sunday and this forenoon, but the - forecast Is for cloudy and unset 1 1 led weat her tonight and Tuesday i with a .slightly warmer tempera -' lure. I Mr.-. Alice Olin Deardorf. for merly of Palace lieauty Shop, has returned to her work at the Wine laud lieauty Shop, next to the Med fonl hold. For evenliiu appoint ments call Ul. 30', liifjuji I let urns Harold Itrown returned to Med ford yesterday from Kuncne, where he had spent several days trans acting business. i Mm. Ijiureiut In City j M rs. Frank 1 Jiwrenee of flohl l-llll in the city this week an j tiieM of Mrs. Cora A. Wilson at (her home, li South Ivy street. I Ladles, ir your wardrobe needs KoliiR over lo finish out tho ReitKon, call the Fashion Shop, 424 Medford IMdj,-. Phono 1181. tf Itclurns to I'jiucne Mrs. II. S. Miriam of KuKeno left by train this mornlni; fin her home after having spent the past week In this city as the Kite.st of her sister, Mrs. Knier.son Merrick. Holts Visit Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Arch Holt and daughled Palsey of Medford hpeni Friday in thin city an dinner gnestM of Mr.. and Mrs. .1. S. Smith. Mr. Holt i manager of the Fox thea t e rs i n M ed ford . Mrs. 1 1 oH br a cousin of Mrs. Smith and formerly was organist nt the Vinln theater in this city. Ashland Tidings. Hum green fir stabs with dry wood and cut fuel bill. Ank Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. 031. 23fitf Visits Son Here Mrs. J. IS. Polndcxter of TCed lands. Cal., arrived in Medford on the Shasta thin ninrmng lo visit her won and hU wife, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Polndexter. Hear Jlyrd's ln-ture Among the many people In Med ford over the Week end to hear Admiral Kichard K. Hyrd's address Saturday at the Holly theater, were M r. a ml M rs. F. II 1 1 1 H u n ter of K la ma t h Fa lis. M r. and M rs. J . McCoy. H. fl. KndeiH of Anhland, Mr. anil Mrs. II. O. Heed of Cold lllll, Mr. and Mrs. .1. tl. Itromley, Nell Allen. Mr. and Mrs. (I. It. Itld ih'll of dram J'tow. Drill Sheet Metal Works does ox pert repairing, fender and auto body repairing. tf Headquarters Changed Friends in this city of JI. V. Whlllock are interested In learning that h! business headquarter have been changed from Salt ltke City, Ctah. to OalhiH, Texas. Mr. Whll lock represents the Munsing com pany, and will nttend their conven tion in San Francisco before leav ing for Texan. He ha been In Medford since the holidays visiting relatives. Injures Shoulder Kenneth Purrett suffered in juries to his shoulder yoHterday when skiing on the (ireensprings. He was brought to Medford where an examination revealed a hone was rrneked. High grade watches at one-half price at fl raves Jewelry Shop. Jew elry repairing promptly done. 303 Itev. Iverson Home llev. K. Iverson returned today from North Itcnd where he spoke at .he Presbyterian conference in that city Uwt wwk. Iteorganle Drum Corps January 2i. It. A. Hrewer wilt meet with the boys who are Inter ested In forming a bunle and drum corps. A plan for financings the purchasing of the instruments s being worked out. so that members of the group may obtain their in struments Immediately. Mr. Hrew er will be assisted by Clayton Isaacs and Jack MurUe. It U expected to be a 2 1 -piece unit. Permanent re-waving with Shel ton's Tulip Oil gives your hair a soft lust it and does away with that dry, straggly appearance, Hmni'i Cline Shop, Phone M. 3it." PrKcllla Circle Mnm Priscilla Clr.'le will meet Wed nesday aftertuMxi with Mrs. Piet rlch at her home on North Central avenue, it wa announced today. Bounty Warrant i'ollet'ted A. I.. Kromllng was in Medford today from the Applegate eel Ion to eidlect a bounty warrant at the county clerk s office for the killing of six coyote,. and i n bobcats. Sid invyer of Trail collected n war rant for the killing of a bobcat. Lime sulphur, oil and lead, Sep teniber payment. 'Medford Fruit Co., Inc. phone 67C. 2l S i On Skiing Trip Mr. and Airs. Wm. Lee P.i tcker and poll Hobby, Mrs. Myron Uaot and two sons and Mm Cecil Hum phreys enjoyed .skiing yesterday on the OrcenNpnngs. Hark hi Applegntr William H. Bead of Applecate and Annie Heller of tirants Pasot. w ho were married In (Irants Pass January tn. have returned to Ap plegate after a Hip to Chlcr and otlier point?) in Califotnii. (me drevser. J rugs. hreikf;it -t and cot at a bargain. Phone 1 pio-W. S3 TRIBUNE, MEDFOltD, Radio Program KMED (Mall Trlbun-Vlrgln Station) 4t Monday' 1 M. to . JUvt'eoliWjV; Klectrlc; News uud Markets by Mull Tribune. to 7 Nnnii-Uus h; Velma Hurling. to S Let's (Jet Associated. I HC.; News Digest; Lyift and Mask. I'HC. to 9 i nited String Enscni 'hc; Hour of Musictil Hems, rue. ! to IM -Hour of Musical fiems; Screen Snapshots, I'HC. i Tuesday A. M. J- 7:0.! to 8 'Ilreakfast nroad- cast of News by Mail Trih- une. 8 to S HIM Kliarples und IIIh ! (lung; Zro tho Astrologer, I'HC. ' 0 to 10 Friendship Circle Hour: People's Kleetric; J'et Milk. in to 11 Southern Ore. (las Corp.; the Oomestic 1-aun- He Laundry. 11 lo 12 Film Tips and Talks; (lold Seal; (lolden West Program. P. Mr- 'l to 1 Swem'H Hook nnd Hill Shop; Heath's Drug Store; LewiH Super Serv S ice; News Flashes by Mail Tribune. fr 1 to 2 Pan Dandy; Mann's Dept. Store; Shoppers' DI fr gout; Scientific Lahomto I ries. l to 3 HuppinoKs Train; Populur HecordingH. .1 to 4 KM KD Presentation. 4 4 to 5 Kiddies Period; Ce- cil and Sally. to G News nnd Markets by Mail Tribune; Popular He c.ordingH. to 7 lold Seal; Beelm Ser vice Station ; Your OTfice Hoy; Velma Darling. UHC to 8 Let's Oet Associated; News Digest; Myrtle Street, to !t Liberty Meat Market; KMFJ), Phantoms of Hroad way. ViC. to 10 Phantoms of Broad way; Laud of -Dreams, I'UC. 7 U.;7:30 p,ni, Htrp;ph.o,rK;.Curlsop program. NBC service to KCJ,(). . -Klia lOJMQ, XCiV. Kl,.Jl.'SD 4.KTAU. . - . ft , 7:30 tt 8 p.m. Kmplre Builders. NBC service to KdO, fvHQ. KOMO, KCW, KKCA, KKSl), KTAR 8 to :15 p.m. Amos 'N' Andy. NHC service to K(IO, K HQ, ' K(JV, KOMO, Klit'A, KFHD 8 to II p.m. Itudy HelRer'sl HhMI SymphoniMts. NHC service to KPO, KCI: KHQ. KOMO, KfiW 8:16 to 1) p.m. . 8:30 to !l .p.m. Sparklets, fi&C service to KCIO 9 lo 9:30 p.m. Adventures of Sherlock J-Jolmps. NHC service to K(JO, KHQ. KOMO, KC1W, KHCA, KKSD, KTAK D:30 to 1,0 p.m. Pacific National Singers. NHC service to KdO 10 to 10:30 p.m. Musical Kchoes. NHC service to KOO. KIX'A 10:30 to ln:4Ii p.m. Yir Frlen' Scotty. NHC service to KCIO, KOA 10:45 to 11 p.m. Walter V. Fer net', 'cellist. NHC service to K(U), KOA 11 to 12 p.m. Dance orchestra. NHC service to KOO, KO KKI Miss Power Jit Miss Helen Power, who has been 111 at her ho m e for t tu past t wo weeks, is Improving in health, but will not he able to return to school before next semester. Miwi Tower will not be on the honor roll thU .sex weeks period, because of her absence. Th-s Is the first time since entering high school her name has not been lUted with the honor students. nun Call Tot ula Californtans registered at local hotels today included Hon Hoper of Crescent City. Julia Asher of Llvingi-ton, J. S. Tannahlll of Mon terey. S. A. Moss of Alameda, (leo. Sa m on a ml M a ry Tay 1 or of It ed -ding. Mr. and Mr.s. C. . Pell of lied Bluff. Mrs. H. M. Pukes. W. K Booth and M. t. Kvans tf Los Angeles. M. C. King. W. C. Son, W, 11. Hume. Frank Carson, li. .1. Burr, lioland C. Kilkenny and W. J. Tanner of Sun Francisco. Have lung-time jobs for men really waning work. Hood money for hustlers. Do not nppty unless you want lo work. 1 can take cure of you if you do. Write Hox 3-A. care Mall Tribune. 304 A Hcgv PtiiHrly DfstriH'tlnn A number of young hos are un der ,urvei!lnnee by the pol'ce for throwing rocks and otherw ise dam aging the minialutv golf course on South tmkdale avenue. The ho s are accused of doing the damage out of pure maliciousness and will probably be haled into the police station to pay for the damage if they do not appear voluntarily. Kited Bed Daughter Mix. W. S. Sontlers of Ashland was In Medford Saturday afternoon on husinesi. and visithii: with her daughter. Air.-. MarcelU Mot th !;in.l. Portraits of distinction. Tho Peaslcys, opp. 1 tolly Theater, tf Came to Hear Hrd Maurice Schwab of Oram. Pass was in Medford alurda to attend the I y rd Jeet u re a ml pict u res. Pry fir slabs f.VOO per load. Med Fuel Co., Tel. 631. tf For grrtde A ran milk, c HI T:! Campbell Hairy Two deliveries j tf ORI-KiPX. MOXDAV. JANUARY 10. 1031. IBYRD LECTURE i PROFITABLE TO LOCAL LEGION In addition; to doing a communi ty service In havinR ftear Admiral Kichurd K. Ityrd stop in Medford Saturday for two lectures, the Medford American LeRion post also realized a profit as a result of his- visit, which demanded a cash guarantee of $12E10. The lectures and motion pictures of the south polar explorations attracted people from all parts of southern Oregon and some from northern Califor nia. The Byrd party left by airplane yesterday afternoon for San Fran cisco where the udmiral is to np pear tonight In a lecturo at the civic auditorium nnd is to make only one or two stops before reach Iiik Los AjikcIcs. Admiral Byrd was pleased with his stay In Medford and was grati fied that no special reception had been planned in his honor, giving him an opportunity to pain some much needed rest. The number of local residents who greeted him personally was limited. Upon the close of his lecture Saturday night. Admiral Byrd was given an honorary membership In the Oregon t a v e m e n of u ra n t s Pass and was presented the mem bership card by Neil Allen and James Bromley. The appearance of Admiral Byrd was made possible through the Medford post of the American Le gion as a part of Its community service program, giving Medford the distinction of being one of the three places In Oregon where the aviator-explorer slopped to lecture. The committee in charge was made up of C. T. Baker, chairman, 10. C. Ferguson, II. L. Bromley. Ted Seamon, Dan Howard, W. S. Ilolger, Kay 10. Wright, A. 11. Ban well, John ilolmer, post comman der, ex-officlo. Patrons and patronesses for the attraction were as follows: M-ayor and M rs. JO. M. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Alenderfer, Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Solinsky, Mr. und Mrs. C. M. Brewer, Judge and Mrs. Alex Sparrow, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Orr, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. V. Carpen- I ter, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. McCaakey, ' Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn A. Banks, i Captain nnd Mrs. Carl Y. TengwaJd Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mann, Mr. and Mrs. B. 10. Harder, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bolger. Mr. and Mrs. 11. S. Deuel, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Fluhrer, Mr. a nd M rs. Se.ely V. Hall, Mr. nnd Mrs. .Floyd 11. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. James Grieve, Mr. and Mrs. C. 10. Oates, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Itohert W. liuhl, Mr. and Mrs. F. Corning Kenly. 4 Born at Purucker Maternity: To Air. and Airs, Paul Force of Kagle Point, n daughter, weighing 7 pounds, ti ounces, Friday, Jan uary l.iith. To Air. and Airs. A. L. Straus of Sams Valley, a hoy, weighing S pounds, Saturday, January 17th. To Air. and Airs. 10. AI. Miller, a son, weighing 7 pounds, 8 ounces, Sunday, January ISth. To Air. and Airs. Martin Heit kamp of Ashland, n daughter, weighing 7 pounds, 2 ounces, Sun day, January 1 xth. "East Bide, west bid nil around the town' sewers have been in stalled In Medlord dining the past year, according to rejoicings voiced in the city health offices. The total since January, 1H30, is Hl.tiSS. feet, or S.I 6 miles of newer. Washington (iuests iOucts from the state of Wash ington registered at Medford ho tels today included Airs. B. Al. Ben son of Deer Park, C. Al. Burrows of Spokane, Air. and Airs. (.1. Wes Inghousor and Aliss Fleetwood of Seabold, Air. and Mrs. drover Be moms of Yakima, and the following from Seattle: J, P. Jones, K. 11. Miller, T. J. Begging, 11. W. Brng ceman. Air. and Airs. X. Xuughton. Paul It. Brown and C. S. tierber. B r o k en windows regiazed by Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 230tf Flue Fire Today A flue fire, involving a dwelling on Ashland avenue, called the fire department to action this after noon. There was no damage. Mrs. Crirfln Is 111 Friends of Mrs. H. L. C.riffin will be .orry tos hear that she Is con fined to her home with a severe cold. . DlM'oer .stiM'lhead Hun Word ha vinu circulated through out the citv Saturday that a run of extra fine steelhcad is on now In the Illinois river In Josephine county, a number of Medford ang lers went s o m e w h e r e on that -stream yesterday and returned with good catches, w hile ttll other local fNhcrmen went there today. The most .f the steelhead caught i at that place In the Illinois river: the past t hree a a are of good sire and are fat and in prime con- ! dition. There Is only a shori time yet for steelhead fishing thl win- j icr. as the steelhead fishing season ' closes February I. I The Came Broke Cp ST. l.ol'ls. Jan. H. oP The Fred M yiM's were Q-pponents nt blidge. -nailing." asked the Mrs., "w hat doe? -ne bid with alt the spades in oiT.i h;ind'.'" The game broke up. Births Meteorological Report la nuary lit, l:tl Medford and vicinity; Cloudy and unsettled tonight and Tuesday. .Slightly warmer tonight. Oregon: Cloudy east and rain late tonight or Tuesday west por tion. Slightly warmer w por tion. Local Data Teni pera t u re ( deg rees ) A 5 Highest lust 12 hours) 40 Ixiwest ( last 1 2 hours) 22 Kel. humidity (per ot.) Ui Precipitation ( inches) Lo w est t e m pera t u re t h is ni or n -log 22 degrees. Total precipitation since Sept. 1, lit 30, 5 . P 7 inches. Temperature a year ago today: Highest 48; lowest 31. Sunset today. 5:09 p. m. Sunrise Tuesday 7:31 a. m. Sunset Tuesday, 5:11 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. M. 120th Meridian Time (o TJ a. i w ! .11 T I rr tu wo 5- u to tn " Si ? ' : ? CITY Cloudy I P. Cdy. Foggy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear ( 'luudy Clear 11..,,,. I Clear 1 Cloudy ! Cloudy Bain i W. J. Hutchison, Meteorologist. I Telephonic information received at the Crater National park offices here from the national park tlri.s morning were to the effect that with the in inches of fresh now that fell there last week, including six inches that fell between 6 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. hurt Thursday night, there are now about "b inches of snow at the rim, 48 at Anna Spring camp, and Ti4 inches at Govern ment camj). a mile this side of the rim. Today, the message said, was nice and clear, with the sun shin ing. SOUTH DAKOTA SI OAKY. II! , Jan. t Cas per Olnien, the flying Scandinavian from Canton. S. D., still rules the national ski slides. Oimen retained his national ski jumping Jchampjonship yesterday with leaps of 147 and M l feet over a course flowed by a heavy thraw. A field of 71 jumpers competed. By his victory. Oimen became the Cnited State representative in the Olympic games ski event at Lake Placid. N. Y., in 1032. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOB UK-XT Nearly new 3-room ! house with sleeping porch, wired! for electric range; garage; 1S and owner pays waier. See ; Charles A. Wing Agency. Inc. 311 1 i FOB 11KNT Furnished 1 and 2 room apt; $1.1 and $1S. 341 So. Central. 301 3-BOOM apartment; private ent rance, bath and garage: ver reasonable rent. It K. Jackson. 32 FOB UK XT 4-room unfurnished house. Phone 11-Y. 3nl CITY, residence, store and ranches to trade for Willamette Vat lev property. Address Ilox H. car Tribune. 3l I LOST 3-strand pearl necklace, between S20 K. Alain and St. .Mark's Kpitscopul church. Tel. losti-X. (ieward. R'tl New Way to Hold Lower FALSE TEETH Firmly in Place Ho fale teeth annoy and bother by dropping and slipping w hen you eat. talk or laugh'.' Just spr nkle n little Fast eel h on your plate. This new. tasteless powder holds teeth firm and comfortable. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste. Make breath pleasant, (let Fasteeth to day at Jarmin Woods or any other drug tore. TIES A wide selection for $1.00. Buy another for 5c The Men's Shop Next to Rialto Theatre Baker City 22 K Illsmnrck 34 22 Hoise 28 IS Denver 32 IS Des MolnOH 32 1 li Fresno H 3-1 Helena 34 2(1 Los Anneles 70 4K Mursllfielil 62 30 I'hoenlx Ii4 30 Portland 4li 3 li Roil Jilllff 02 34 ItosehurK 44 32 Sale. Lake 32 12 San Kranclseo... 5X 4li Santa l'e 30 10 Seattle 4S 32 .Spokane 34 30 Walla Walla .... 32 30 Winnipeg J2 . .... 70 INCHES SNOW AT CRATER RIM mime IGLUB HISTORY Of! 16THANN1VERSARY . , . The Hith anniversary of tlie or ganization of the Kiwanis dub was cplelu-aled today at the Hotel Med ford by the local club with due ceremony and a .shori resume of the club's purposes and h '.story. The attendance was one of the best of the year and was not far from 100 per cent. It was the second meeting under the pre.-hlenry of John C. Mann, recently installed. Included amonu today'-- .speaker.' was .Indue John fbilds. president of the Crescent t'iiy club, who urged a joint meeting of Medford and Crescent City Kiwaniuns with the arrival of warmer weather. He also gave a nhort report on the national convention held at At lantic City. N. J., a short time ago. The need of greater transporta tion development for southern Ore- FcxWest Coast Theatres N O It's the Old West in a new : setting . .".' the thrills of 1116 trSil b'aZerS 4 ijT Jtj blooded drama with a Sa great story ' ' ' " packed f ft Jf"Vh"rJli with action and thrills. gjf BILL BOYD ,W'jf WILLIAM fT W frV FARNUM . VVJ1 ifA Helen Twelvetrees Tlr JaiVi 1 La Schnaps Inc. ' i I WfM 'Fatal Card" "-3 MOVIETONE NEWS MffA i ff Jvff'i Shows at 1:30, 3, S,$j& J Mat. 10 and 25 vti0 Eve. 10 and 50 JACK lbs mm 5W ister Cl Qiramount With JEAN Ar.THUR This is the second picture to made with Western Electric Process NOISELESS RECORDING Also Travelog "Glcrtes of Nikko' WETROTONE NEWS M.t. 10 and 25, Eve. 10 and .-rt r- miii gnn was told by Colonel 10. K. Kelly, who pointed "Ul that the isolation of this section is doing in bit to handicap progress of V community as a result of high freight rates. He is looking for ward to the time that will hriir; Medford a direct rail connect ion with Crescent City, where a har bor Is in the making. Judge William Colvjg, recognized ar-t one of Oregon's best known ll'4 neers, was another speaker on the program, given today under the direction of C.len Fabrick. Next Monday's program will be given under the direction of K. 11. Hed ' rick. The club's seating arrangement 'differed today from that of the I past and placed the president' ! table before an attractively deco rated background of American and British flags, symbolizing the ex tent of the club. Today's attendance prize Was awarded to A. F. We.-t. Oregon Weather Cloudy east and rain late tonight or Tuesday in the west portion, slightly warmer in the west por tion tonight. Fresh and at times strong southeast winds offshore. Springfield New hangar under r-foi-tnicthm at city airport TONITE and Tuesday (picture ft 1 ' be New 35 r
