ifEDFORD MATT, TRTBUXK MEDFORD. Oi;i;;0. WKDN KSDAV. JANl'AUV 21. 11)31.
VACR THREE
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EMUOYMEMT AlDEiCOAL DISCOVERED
GIVEN INVITATION !
VISI1
Invitation ha boon ext'-mled to
Dean W. K. llou-hki.-s cf thf :nnl
u:ito sehoul of business of Stanford
university, to visit Orescent City
htrboi- in the nvar future by C. K.
(rates. president of th- Northern
California 'Sou thtrn Oregon Devel
opment association.
Dean Ilotchliiss has ri'tu-ntly lceii
appointed Pacific roast ivpreson
tathc of rr--'i-iiifnt lloowv's emerj;
onoy committee for employment,
and it is reported that he intends
to liiiiko a tour of the Pacific coa.t
to visit pending federal build in:,
river, harbor and road project of
which he has a complete list.
A few months ao the develop
ment association .sent Dean lloich
KisK a copy of the economic report
which It prepared for the army
cni-iii'-erH.
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MIGHTY DRAMA
of the Roaring Rails!
Screaming Whistles . . .
Grinding Brakes . . .
Delirious Speed . . .
Plunged Into Greatest
Railroad Spectacle
Ever Filmed . . .
MELODRAMA
That Will Thrill You!
mir' wm' xmmi
FIRST GREAT RAILROAD HEART
THRILLER IN BLISTERING TALK
AND ACTION NEW TRICKS WITH
SOUND!
T53 Tf8
with
LOUIS WOLHEIM
ROBERT ARMSTRONG
JEAN ARTHUR
Mighty Men and Women in n
Salute to the Railroads!
DON'T MISS THIS
THRILLING LOVE DRAMA!
IRmfio
A I, so
m:vs iicr.i,
tlKmlinr tccni1 of
Oltl:.X t'AVKS
CAMPUS COMEDY A
KARTOON
BY WELL DIGGERS
IIICV
S0 VnLLL S
Visions of coal mine dcvclup
nieiit in the Sams Valley section
were brought to Med ford today by
Karl Weaver, who found a promis
ing Vein of coal while diULcintf a
well on his farm a few duysaKo.
Mr. Weaver brought a sample of
the coal to the Mail Tribune office
and explained that it burns readily,
but beinK only 1 U feet from the
surface of the mound it is of n
soft, brittle texture.
The vein is eijiht incites thick
and is believed to be one of sev
eral underlying the floor of the
valley district. A thick coal ins of
i crude oil floated on the surface of
'the water that gathered in the well
and a thin vein of oil shale was
alao found. The whale Is so per-
. nb'aled with oil, .Mr. Weaver said.
i that it burns with a bright flume.
FI'E million modern mothers will
tell you that children DO cry for
Fletcher's Castoria. For mothers always
give a few drops of this pure vegetable
preparation when a child has any of
the symptoms that tell of slugpUh
bowels, colic, or other upsets. When tiny
lotiKiies are coated and breath is bad.
When a child is restless; irritable. Always
soothing and comforting to an infant
yet it is effective for children in their
teens. You never have to coax children
to take Castoria; they love its taste.
Be ready for the next case of sour
stomach, constipation, or other need for
Castoria!
When buying look for the signature
of Chas. II. Fletcher on wrapper.
NOW,.,
Only 2 Days Left!
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POPULAR PRICES
EVENING
Children
25c
50c
Adults
MATINEE
Children
Adults
10c
35c
BUY HOLLY SCRIP
Snlin-kys Open Scries
(r Dinner funics.
Mr and Mi'." 10. O- Solinsky en-
. . ... llt,J
leri auieu in uhiiici ui invn !--..- i
on Queen Anne Saturday and Moil- eiyu staters, and other wen hiiu j
day uveniims, beginning a nerles I humorous character were much
of parties they have planned for' in evidence at the- parly K've 1
the midwinter season. las-t night by the Husines ami;
(.iuests at their home Saturday, professional Women's club ut the j
evening were Mr. and Mrs. A. W.jY. W. O. A. building. Prize f ' i
Pipes, Jr. and Mrs. . C. i.uhis-,
berry. Mr. and Mrs. J. (J. Iuv
Mr. an.l Mrs. C. M. Thoiiias and
Mr mid Mil. C. M. KMil.
Monday rveninw rovrrs woro
lilarod fur Dr. ami .Mrs. II. V.
Slert.M-, Dr. ami Mrs. ('. II.. l'ar-ki-.
and Mrs. M. N. llof;an. Mr. andj
Mrs. dun NfWbury. Mi l'"nn
Solinsky anil the i"st and hostess.
I
l-'oriiHr .Miill'oltl fihi
.Marries In Kansius t'itv. !
Annminielnrnt ol tn.. inaniam-,
I1 .M1N I.UI'II.I
ulilei- .if Mrs. lAtttie F. AUIns, to
Mr. Lawreme Allen lirill. was re
eoiveil in this rily yesterday 1'Y
the Dis. carlnw. The wedillnK
was an event of Wednesday, le
eemher 2-1 in lite Hi. Andrews
KldHropal ehmvh, Kansas City,
Mo.
The Aliins formerly made their
home ill Medford and are well
known here. -Mr. and Mrs. Ih-ill
will make their home at the ISar
tlesun. Country Club l'laza, Kan
sas City, Mo.
lrs. Cnrr Honored
At I'aitv Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Carr was honor nest
'at the dinner and bridge jiarly
Kiven last evening by Mrs. .1. A.
MelloiiKal. Mr. and Mrs. Carr
reeenlly ranir In MedTord from
Ciants' Pass, Mi-. Carr havinu been
traiiHlerred to this eity by the
California Oregon I'ower eoinpany.
St. Mark's (iuild I'lans
I'arly for Triday.
Many memliers of loeal society
are antieipatinj; the card party
to be Riven Friday afternoon in
St. Mark's l'arish house by the
ladles of Kt. Mark's (luild.
Progressive and pivot bridge will
be in play. Arraimenientf for the
affair have been made through
the committee composed of Mrs.
John I'-arneburR. chairman, Mrs.
It. C. Mulholland. Mrs. 1J. W".
Could. Mrs. Chester Fitch and
Mrs. C. C. Murray.
Health Association
Will Meet Monday
The Jackson County Health as
sociation will meet for the regular
hlinonlhlv Hussion at the I'nlon
church at Phoenix Monday after
noon at rh o'clock.
COOKING CROQUETTES
AND ROASTING
COFFEE HAVE MUCH
IN COMMON
Success Depends Upon the
- Rule A Liltle at
a Time
Careful cooks do not crowd too
many croquettes into the hot fat
because they lower the tempera
ture and then absorb prease. Cook
ing a few at a time prevents this.
In roasting coffee there is simi
lar difficulty when too much is
roasted at once. It is impossible
to control the heat and often, as a
result, part of the batch is over-1
done and part underdone. This
causes variation in flavor.
Hills liros., following the rule
in tho croquette recipe, roast only
a few pounds of coffee at a timo
liw Ibnii n.'iteninil. continuous nroc-
ess Controlled Roasting. Thero
is no variation in the roast be
cause there is accurate control of
; inu neat, uiau ui vuw iv.t ... v,nv.
: throutrh the roasters. A rare, uni
form flavor is dcvciopea sucn as no
other coffee has.
Grocers everywhere sell Hills
Rros. Coffee in vacuum cans that
keep it fresh. Air, which destroys
the flavor of coffee, is removed
from the cans when they are
packed, and kept out. Ordinary
cans, even if air-tight, do not keep
coffee fresh. Ask for Hills Bros.
Coffee by name and look for the
Aral) the trade-mark on the can.
Hills Bros. Coffee. Inc., San
Francisco, California. em.n
BEWARE!!!
FRIDAY
AMI
SATURDAY
Jou are Going to
Oct the Scare
of Your Life!
BEWARE!!!
ijEE cfrtAE PRa
Costume .Tarty Kiijoyttl
Hy It. I. W. Club.
Lovelv costumes, some of them
,.,,,11,,., II.,, ...w'.oiiMew Of for-
i i hhhh - .
the most interesting eo-iuine -
awarded Mrs. Martin, a Ituest at
the party, who also entertained
the Ki otip by telliiiK lonuo. :
Manv uaines were played dlllinB
the cvenini.-. which was climaxed
L-v a chili Hiipper.
: Committee members responsible
flM. tu. sucvess of the affair wero
Mini l.ncy Davis, ihairinun. Miss
Winifred Walker, Miss Kli-le
Itruwn ami Mrs. Clarl.e Spullll.
4
Mss ', mlu-i-l:tln Will
A,,(1( ,.,,ilaiis.
i !., ,.r the Hrlphian society
and their liilests will Bather
the home of ,Mri. Alelha Vawter
on c.rnova street tomorrow to H
ten to a talk on "Robert I'.rown
inK," which will be Kiven by Miss
draco Chamberlain of Asniami.
formerly of Huston, Mass.
Hcfore comlni; to southern Ore
gon to live Miss Chamberlain was
for several years an inmrucio. ;
i.L.lisl, at Kadcliffe colleuo and
was also in demand as a lecturer
on JlrowninK. Therefore an un
usual literary treat is In store for
the Dclphians and their guests to
morrow. .
Mis. lx-o Colter
l-'.nlcrtalns Friday.
CKNTUAl, 1'OI.NT. Ore.. .Inn.
M (Special) Mrs- C.tto llohnert
liave a shower at her homo Friday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Leo
Totter. ,
(lames were played and a pleas
ant social afternoon enjoyed. Hc
freshments were served by the
hostess. ' n ,.
Those honorlm: Mrs. 1 o I t e I
were- Mrs. John linhnort. Mrs.
C ' Smith, Mrs. Howard MaS
fleld Mrs. Arnold lielmert, Mm
John Mate, Mrs, tUwc Oben
ehaln. Mrs. C. HiiKKcr. A vs. V l
. i -mu iioirer von der Helen,
Mrs.' F.vo'reVt Fabcr and Mrs. Otto
Hohnorl.
Mr,.. I'ottcr was recipient
of
many lovely Bif,
Mrs. Stewart ( lark
Will Visit Here.
Mr. Donald Clark left Medford
a few days uuo for Santa "'lr.
Cal to join his mother.
Stewart Clark of X ' ; j
is vlHltlnu there. 1'olloh nt,
a short stay in the southern city.
, ....,,,, in Medford. where
j Mrs. Clark will b" K"est of Her
son and family
Mesdames Sweeney and
Wlcvjowan iu to, . ,
Mrs C. T. Sweeney and Mrs. .
H. Mc(iown will entoi tain with. a
;) dinner at tne nweeno, oU
on the Central l'olnt road tomor
row cveniiiK. (luesls will m mom
hers of the PhukIiIois of the Ml"
patrol. Covers will he placed foi
- :'
Mis. .IoIiii 1 liihrer
To Kiiti-rlniii laitlietan lJ''s.
The Uidlen" Aid society of the
...... ,ui. i ,i church will he
''..... ..r Mrs. John lTuhrer
ine nil' ,
in her beautiful new home
.....it ti..i,'lits Thursday
2 -1 5 pm. A lai KC attendance In
anliolpatrd for this delightful oc
casion.
Building Itrldge flub
Meet Thursday.
Mr- Herbert will he hostess to
members of the linlhllng r.rldge
chih at her homo on South al
ilab. al -1 o'clock Thursday nftcr-
i. The usual nuillher of games
will be. in play.
AsblMdi's lcavo
l or I.os Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. '. W- Ashpnle.
aiTunipanleil by .Mr. and Mrs.
Mania of Klainalb Kails, left this
morning hv motor for l.of Ange
les. Oil., where tllcy will spend a
week vacationing.
Bridge Club Entertained
At Lcmmon Home
Mrs. C. C. l.ennnon eiiterlalneil
last evening for members of the
Tuesday llrldge club. Dinner was
folluwed by" several liatnes.
Today is Guest Day
For Women of Rotary
.Mrs. John Uoyl Is hostess this
nrtmnoon lo Women or Rotary anil
their guests. Ihls being annual
snort day for the organization.
Doctors Will Be Hosts
At Dinner Tonight
Members of lb" .lackson County
.Medical widely will entertain
complimenting Ihelr wives llil"
BAKING
POWDER
You iav in utlng
KC. Use LESS than ol
hish priced brendt.
IT'S OOUIlt ACTIMO
KC
. . eirnctt
PUPILS TO RETURN M
SCHOOL BOOKS ON i mmm
SCHEDULED DATES; UJJ IE hMIE CAPrUHfcS
I I mm on m aemh IV B M fkl !"
The follow Ini; schedule has been I
ai ranged w hei ebv the lexllHiokx
b'aned li the Medford school dis-1
ti . I to pupils are to bo returned
to Hie Junior hiKU library and the
levls for the new semester are to
tn. ,,sl,i,uieil The books are to,
, ,,.uiined by the pupils Imlividu-
any to lix
Jiinloi' llii;ll library
,vh.,
thev will lie checked oil-
and the proper books for the next
I j-emeMer will be liiven out.
I'ooils of the present A clash's
of each Blade will present the
texts indicated at the Junior llih
library. aecoidillB to the follow
ing schedule. The pupils of the
present Is classes will retain the
same books until June. Indigent
pupils patMiim Into the next Blade
will also come accordilli; lo this
schedule.
Thursday m.'rniu, January
li.Vs ir all Bi-aile schools brim;
in Tiiaimle Arltlinieties, book II.
part II: Health Habits, book I L
Thursilay alteru January--:
r.A's from all crude schools briim
in TrlaiiKlv Arithmetic, book II.
part I; Health Habit book I. (f'A
Arithmetic groups will retain the
same Arithmetic books tor a i'
weeks I.
Friday mornlnc. January '-'::
i vu f,-.,t ll u. .boots brlliir ill
alible Arithmetic, book I. part It
Friday afternoon. January '-:':
,'lA's from all schools brine in Til
ancle Arithmetics, book 1, Part 1:
L'A's from all Blades come lo not
their bcKinnhiB arithmetics.
A pupil who has lost any dis
trict loaned book will he asked
to pay for It before Betting an
other book.
MEN MEET 10 CONFER
'U. stern Auto SlIMl-lv (MtmimllV
and employes met
in Kosobui'K Sunday for a sales
(i nference. Stores in the district
from KuKene and Marshfield to
Medford were represented, there
being 15 nianilKirs and employes
in attendance." nays the ltosoburc
News-Kovlew.
'" "W. II. Ilohline. district mana
ger, of Seattle, and tleorge lOllcr,
iiles manager, of 1'ortland, were
....ui i,s sneakers. They arc
returning from the recent coast!
convention held In l.os Angeles i
...! nri, remo'tlnic tho highlights
of the I.os Angeles meeting to
the managcru and employes.
"They reported that the records
of the company Indicate marked
improvement of business conditions
for l!i:il and the officials are ex
pect lug a very satisfactory busi
ness year.
MEETING !S THUR
i '..iii fn i p.iini rhi-lKtiiui churoli.
untlur the li'iidci ship the last two j
ycani of II. K. .Millard as puHlor, ;
will hold Uk iiniiual met' tint? ami
banquet at 7 p. in. Tliurnday. Ho-
portH from all departmental heads
will he Klven and an InnpiraUonul
nildiOHM by the pastor on thu sub
ject "Push llultoiiH."
A iiiiiiiImt of hpecliil iiiiiHlcul
hiiinIi.u-m will I k cninvt'd Ijv thnne
attending. The luimiuel and pro- !
KHini will bo held in the baiuiuel
hall whieli wan coiiih'ted only last
Hiunnier.
FIL!
Views of the Oregon Caves, one
of southern Oregon's famous at
tractions, arc being shown In a
Pill he Newn llevlcw at the Molly
theater, continuing Wednesday and
Thursday with the picture "Man
ger Lights."
A brief history or the caves and
the 80.1100 year-old stalactite and
stalagmite, formations Is given In
connection with pictures of cav
erns, discovered r, ." years ago.
evenliiR wilb n 0::i0 dinner at tin
l.ltlila Killings hotel I" Ashland.
Mrs. IMII Returns
To Itoss This Cwnlllg
Mrs. I;dward l'. Illll of lloss,
Cal., who lias been visiting her,
sister, Mrs. !'. turning Kenly, for
the past several days will leave on
this evening s Khasta for her homo,
Mrs. Illll was honor guest Ifisl
evening at i. dinner party given
hy Mr. Hold. W. I C 11 la I at Ills home,
Siskiyou Heights, and Is being en
tertained this nflcinoon at u
"movie parly given by fSrungor
Kenly.
Mrs. Kiiimeii l.cmes
I'or l-istcrn Trip
Mrs. .1. ,1. KmiueiiH h ft Medford
Monday for Philadelphia, where
she will visit relatives for several
weeks ami then continue to New
York city and lloston. She plans
to return lo .Meilfoid after spend
ing; two months In tho east.
Wenimit Club
To Meet Thursday.
The Wenoiia club will have u
card party Thursday, January 22.
at the home of lost her iioonirt at
4 ta Columbus avenue. All mem
bers iipd friends ure Invited.
Plans underway for oiling high
way from city limits of North
Hend to wnitnrn limits of Kniplre
at cool or 5,iiii0.
i
ufrpTmM mun CHDDIV
flCoiLKii nuiu our r Li
CENTRAL POINT CHURCH
M'l mm m'w mn wr aiaia mil rj,i fmji mi n mvm iw
OFFICIAL IOX-5CORI jqjS'i'? fA '
' Aiaudllnl hyfrillud Public faH ' " K ' !
1 "I horolw certify llmt flip f I f- V. Li I i ) t " $ ! Vi 1
no.tlt of the t.sl fill. I ir ti7 S .Tkl f tiSKVj
1 l...lln4.li;tirott..s c obi it 1 1 y ? 1 , ' T
Cctliticil I' hi c ccoui Idnt 4iAM kl klifiV IMf lu
fBBomsssssB!iBM : V-.,4 lhji
S T OCKVARIIS
COW-I'l'NCHFRS
top herdlnft lu't'l-mi-thr-lioiif
limit enouiih
to rcillitter unniher
win (or (II. I) (iOI.D
In new tattt-tvit.
WINDY CITY GIVES
IN RIPLEY'S NEWEST
Ity Robert
It didn't take Chicago long to
decide which cigarette It likes
best. I ftot the answer in six
hours.
1 arrived at the Windy City at
high noon . . . with a supply of
the four leading brands of ciga
rettes . . . masked with black
bands to conceal the names.
Before the close of the after
V
NOT A COUGH IN
VICTORY SALE I COTTAGE STRFET
Todiiy marked the iM'innini; of
C. J. Crelor eomltjiny's "Virtnry"
Mill-, with .MiinaK'!' K. It. Powelwm
ri-poi-tiitK a reeoid number of eu
toiueif from all over the valley.
This mammoth sale of new mer
rhandise In beitii? livid Ihmmilso the
Jtit'lcr eoinpauy 1i;ih fulth In Iiiim
nvxx and hid ust rial ltileii who
are alert to p resell t day possibil
ities itnd eonl'ldenee that people of
the west will take advantage of the
remarkable prlee. aecordlitK to an
nouneement from the company of
fives. I'lolhlmt for men and wom
en, a nil art Ivies for the household
such -jm sheets, bin nltets and towelri
are some of the bargains offeivd.
Dudley Jiriiciiuer of Portland
oiencd a sales school at the llolel
Jackson today, to continue the re
mainder of the week. Thoio at
tending the classes are dealers and
salesmen of the l-'rigidaire Hales
Corp., of Portland.
About ririeen peoph; attended
the school today from Klamath
Kails. (IranlH Pass. Marshfield,
Kiigono, Itoseburg and Ashland.
COMMITTEE APPROVES
BUILDING FUND BOOST
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21. fT)
The adtnliilHiratlon'H $ I MO.Oon.iiOO
proposnl to Increase lis public
hul Minus proKi-atn outKlde of tho
I MM rlet (if Columbia to $4 I ft, 001),
000 was approved tuday hy the
1inlle liilildlnKH conimltlee.
FARM WOMAN
BENEFITED
After Taking Lydia E.Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound
T.i'lfflftl, Va. "Hcfore I was timr
Trt Tuv f not Iter nw mslcr nnl I did all
the. fitrininj; work
on a bl-aern farm
for eleven year. I
nifirnrd a fanner
and now in addi
tion to tny lioiiite
work and I lift euro
of tny children !
heli liim wilh thn
nuhudn work on
our farm. Afler
tny laxt, child wan
horn I Itcirnn ti
5J suffer m ninny
woriien tn;. riunity itur i mini y '
told mc to try Kydia fv I'inkliam'fl
VenetiihlcCoinifOiinc I did nnd now I
am a-w woman and I know that Rood
l....hli im Llli.r i ( r ri,.ha " l if
.i.. i.':. .n.. i .. ,i..ni.
Cltiik I.Hiikiiman, It. f, LiekJule,!!.
fx Vii
t x
! t&)Ct,V
O.Gs. BIG PLURALITY
CIGARETTE TASTE-TEST
Ripley, Himself
noon I had given the "taste
test" to every rank and file In
the town . . . from the cattle
herders at the stock-yards to
movie fans in the loop.
And as usual, O. (J. ran away
with the vote.
Take it from me ... or leave
it ... so far, I haven't been
able to make ot.n gold lose.
The buildiliK of the new Cotlime.
street bridge over Hear creek is;
moving fast with Indk-nllons that '
the structure will bu In use within ,
j do days.'accnrdim; to City Superln-,
teudeut Siheflel and HultiliiiK In-:
speelui Frank ItoerH.
All fontliiKH imvo been poured i
ut) to dale, and tho Tour piers on
the bridge are complete to tho
floor level. The contractor, who
has between 110 and 30 men em
ployed, is noV pourliiK the two'
center Klrders. and alt RlrdeiH will
i bu poured hy this evening.
( Cood buildlnt; weather and tho
fact that a flooded condition In
. Hear creek has been absent since
Die bridge huihliiiK was beim haH ,
iKieatly expedited the work.
Waller I). Morllclt of Los An
geles, president of the I.os Angeles
Press Chili, and assistant to lite
president of Hie I.os AllgcloB "Ex
press" arrived today for a visit
with his mother, Mrs. Stella .1. Mer
rick, and his brother Kmerson
Merrick. Mo will return lo l.os
Angeles tomorrow.
ORANGES
Sweet, j:iicy oranges by the
box, half box or dozen
as low as 3 per box
Direct from producer.
13 North Fir St.
FIR WOOD
S2.75 per tier
B,nj Thi Is a dollvereri prlco on
tew tier of 12-inch old
growth tlr In load lots while
It lasts.
Ubo ROYAL UTAH COAL
for best results
F. E. Samson Co.
229 N. Riveralda Phone 833
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Mrs. Wright Hicks
330 Edwards St.
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Pjj 'Cowley of tierrydale, a daughter,
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