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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOHD MAIL TRTBT7NR MEPFCVRTh ORKOOX. MOXDAY, JANUARY 3, 10:11. PAGE THREE CENTRAL PL Gil BORN IN TAXKAB NEAR BEALF. LANE "Highway Row" he doctor christened her. But her mother mils her Jewell Louise, And she seems to like the name the very lit tie daughter of Mr. nnd Mr. Herbert Sanburn of Central Point, who was born in a taxi cab near lit'ule lune at an early hour la.a Monday morning, when her mother was en route to the hospital. Dr. Ii. L. Sears was called on the cae at midnight. The Sunburns had no car ho he left Med ford in a taxi to bring tho mother to a local hospital. They started for this city but when they reached Keale lane the taxi driver was or dered to stop and head for home. Ke t u r n ed i u n d to find Ir. Sears shielding a tiny pink face from the cold January air. And realized that tho Thrifty J!t31 babe hart cheated tho hospital. Mother and baby are getting along nicely. Dr. Sears announced today. Peanuts Instead of Apples SELMA, Ala. P) Another va riation to the sale of apples on the streets by the unemployed has "been found. Here parched peanuts are being sold by the needy. RARE COFFEE WINS COUNTLESS NEW USERS BY FLAVOR Amazing Popularity of Hills Bros. Coffee Tribute to Roasting Process Years of experiment by Hills Bros, have resulted in the origina tion and perfection of the only Controlled Roasting process in use today. By Hills Bros.' patented process, the degree of roast is positively controlled. The quantity of coffee passing into the roaster about three pounds at a time docs not vary. The sneec The speed of the flow and the temperature remain the same, with the result that Hills Bros. Coffee is absolutely uniform. This roasting method is to a large de gree responsible for the frequent question, "Why is Hills Bros. Coffee always the same?" Comparisons show that Hills Bros. Coffee has a flavor no other coffee has. The ordinary method of roasting in bulk cannot insure a uniform roast because there ia a lack of control. The vacuum can, in -which Hills Bros. Coffee is packed, keeps the coffee fresh. Air, which destroys the flavor of cofTee, is completely removed from the can and kept out. Coffee does not stay fresh in ordi nary cans, even if air-tight. Ask for Hills Bros. Coffee by name and look for the Arab the trade-mark on the can. Sold by grocers everywhere. ' Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc., San Francisco, California. 1031 TOMORROW and WEDNESDAY Matinee and Night THE GOLD BOND CLUB PRESENTS THE GOLD BONDERS" A locally made feature picture produced by hundreds of chil dren who are members of the Gold Bond Savings Club Thrilling Story of the Days of '49 in Historic Jacksonville FILMED BY AN EXPERT CAMERA MAN FROM HOLLYWOOD PROLOGUE ON THE STAGE! Two Performances Each Evening (Evenings oniy) With the Gold Bond Club Kiddies ALSO A FINE PROGRAM OF SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS! REGULAR HOLLY PRICES! Matinee Children. 10c, Adults 35c LAST TIMES CE0RCE rik ARLIS el -'A rily mm In Another t?'V ' 1 I Big s;.cs Wjg.k I 4 ASHLAND EDITOR 'FINED' ON VISIT TO COUNTY JA!Lb Hereafter when it, M. Green, manager of the- Ashland Tidings, goes a v:s:ting to interview mur derers and otherwise inspecting eeunty jails? he will leave his iiH'iu'y ut home. Mr. Green visited the jail thU mornitij? with a Mail Tribune re porter to have an interview with Klnsley, the murderer of Officer Sam Preseott, and when their in terview was ended expressed a de sire to Jailer Ike Dunford, to look' through the jail, a he had never done ho. The interview had taken place in a separate room from the' jail proper, with the prisoner: heavily guarded. Hence the accommodating- Ike conducted the Ashland newspaper man inside the "bull pen" and de parted, locking tho door behind him. The 10 or more- prisoners, ever on the alert to get all the cigarette money possible for pur chasing of cigarettes and other daintie,-., at once ,unv t'heir oppor tunity and passing the word, "fresh f'sh" among themselves hastily placed their kangaroo court in ses sion, hauled Mr, Green before it and fined him heavily for "rubber necking" and other serious charges. G. M. was jiame and paid Up. That U why after Jailer Dunforri relea.sed him from the prison, he had to borrow ftS cents from a friend to get home on. Not only that, hut before he w,:1s released, one unusually hard heart ed prisoner wrote on the pt a poem for f. M. entitled, "The iioi leg&ers lament," read it to him and made him take it away with him. FUN AND FEAST FOR LEGION IN TONIGHT A fine nroerram fanned off bv n I "feed" in the armoTy mess hali is attend tonight's meeting of Med ford post of the American Lesion, j One of the chief items of interest I on the evening's program will be. a debate on the subject of "Protti- i bitioif by two members of fhej post who are authorities on this s mueh-mooted topic of the day. Kvery world war veteran is urged to attend this bis 1-eion session whether a member of Medford post or not. PHOENIX 10 ORGANIZE CHAPTER OF GRANGE Organization of a Grange in ihe Phoenix district will he completed at a meeting there tonight. A iarse crowd of farmers of the com munity is anticipated. The meet ing will he in charge of County Deputy H. K. Nealon and John An derson, pant master of the Central Point Grange. Evening Children 25c Adults 50c TONIGHT! Also Pathe News Vttaphorte Act Pathe Review I M5& 'ft - if. sUm Pageant itristhm t'hutva j Annual Mission day was oh-f served at t he First Ch rist ia n church last (Aening with the pa geant "We !,ove to Tell the Story. Mrs. ii. I, Kay. president of the Woman's Missionary society pre sided. The pageant, directed by Gerald Barr, depicted many people from many countries being led to the cross through the work of mis- sums. Music for the presentation J was in charm of Kffte Herbert I Yeoman. She was assisted by Mr. I and Mrs. M. K. Olson. J. W. Kirk- pa t l ie ii , M iss Klea nor Curry, a ml j 1. ii. Centner. Others taking part hi tho pu ff ea n t were Yvonne Crow I, U ene -vieve Itrown, Virginia Gregory, , Helen Wilson, Charles Smith, Dr. I. II. Gove, Mrs. O. M. Hon, Sirs. Clay bourne Konkel, Wanda Koii kel, Catherine Gentner. Gera biine Latham, Wayne Hoyd, Don Uoyd, Sirs. F. it. Saunders, Wayne Curry and Meal Curry. Mrs. Theodore Sims was at the piano. Mrs. W. ii. Baird read the scripture previous to the presenta tion. f 4 Costume Party Gala Kvent WUit lli&li School Group One of the most colorful affairs f the season for the local high school crowd was the costume party given Thursday n&ht at the senior high school by the boys and girls glee cluhs, complimenting members of the hand and high school orchestra. Fifteenth century costumes were the order of the evening and many lovely creations wer much in evidence. , Games led by Miss Cur in Deger ; mark, physical education instruc tor, were followed by dancing. Miss Harriet Baldwin, glee club director, was presented with a beautiful lamp, as gift from the organizations. Seventy-five students enjoyed the party. Patronesses for the evening were Mrs. Glen Smith, I Miss Doris Buier and Miss Bald- win. Gohfott Anniversary of 1 1. K. Is Celebrated I tVlebration of Christian Kn- dcavor's 5Mth birthday was besun in this city Sunday when programs were presented by junior and senior church jjronps, Sunday evening tiie younj; peo ph; ai the Senior Knilcaver of the ire.bytettan church presented an interesting p r g r a m, especially adapted to young peoples inter ests. Participating In the program were A dm Kd wa ids, Gill Chrysler, Doiph Janes, Walter Krazer Jirown KWa Caster, Floru Me.Math, Dor othy Pa ley, Ruth Clement, Roger lloadicy, Karl Kittreii. Wilson iisg- i ler, Hftger Karly and the pastor. Hev, C. B. 3'orter. The junior Kndeavor society presented a pageant in tho Sunday school auditorium. A duet was a Iso sung by Ja net Gra ham a-nd Gene Porter, Kettini I'roiu ViH On Oregon Campus The MiwseH Itouhte Ifolienheek and Giita "Waltleit ami Arthur Sehoeni of the loett! ehool staff, who fipeitt the short vaeation hmt week on the University of Oregon eaiupus viKUtttjr friends nnd rela tives and nttemUiiR to school inter estw, returned to Medford yester day. While in Eupene Miss Hollen heek was suet nt the Gamma Phi lieta sorority, with whieh she is affiliated, nnd attended, the recep tion given there Saturday evening honoring; the house mother, Mrs. Josephine Stewart. Invitat ions were issued to THMt guests. Mis iiothmd Ifotes I'rida tmd Saturday M ss .Marjtuie H- tland was hos tess tft a nnmher of her friends Friday and Saturday, entertaining with hrhfge huuheons both days. Three tiihhH were in play on Kriday and Saturday. Mis Sibyl .Ie;m VmiiK receiv ed pri- fr hih 'otf Kriday, a nd M n-s .h a;t tie Ta hrh-k won . n p r i .e Sa 1 1 irda y . S.hvt Jean Vonng ret vrd M iw priz Miss s -ore for hiuh setov i-Yiday, and JeaitiM- Kahriefe Won hih prtxe Salmday, I 'hi it "Kid" I'arty I'rhiity A "Kid" party has been plan- n-d for Friday evening by mm the Loyul Workers Kan- tief'S of ioy f-ehool ias of the first Christian efmrrh. The entertain ment will .r hM lit the reere atiomtt hall of the church, ami al! members of the t-lfiss and tlo-fe frh-ods ar orir-d to ateml. BAKING POWDER You tve In ui'mg KCUeLEilnol hi$h priced brendi. FOR OVER 0 YEAS IT'f DOUIU ACTINO IVttmtts "Ooeiflhm Keheiuiil ) To tte Tills Kvtming Alt local singers are invited to attend the rehearsal that eve-f nlng of Stahier's "Crucifixion," , wfc-eh will be heUE at the and hear t tu b- Jaek ut Eh byterian church, beginning at Holly theatre in the "Gold Hmsd 7:3tt. This will be the first re- ets' as he broadcasts from KMHD hearati of the beautiful oratorio, f(,r thv kiddies. Kveryone in Mo be presented a i on Good Friday, that all interested the church It Ut hoped persons will attend that the rehearsal in order suitable cast may be chosen immediately for the pro se naikm. Mrs. c H. Paske, who di rected , the presentation of the Messiah" during.,, the Vuletiede season, wall also direct the .cruc ifixion" with the assistance of Mrs., Klsie Carlton Strang. Jacksonville Missionary tiioup MiHj Tuesday JACKSONVHJ.K, Ore., Jan. 2S- t Special The M issdonary soc iety of the Presbyterian church met with Mm John 15. Knight Thurs; were ilay afternoon. Tweivo ladies present, Jioll rail was wercd with items of the Orient The st tidy of the hook "India uoftKs to tier t-uture, was com pleted. I ll;tns were made for the year ly thank offering dinner to he' given at the church, February 13- A solu was sung by Sirs. H. Jonej, ivefreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Vivhm lieaeh, Feb ruary Auvtihiry Meets This K veiu iig: At Aniitiry Tht women's auxiliary M d ford iot . A m erlra n of thp legion will meet this eenln nt the j Armory for the regular January; business session. Following thoi bnsiness session a ttortat hour: with, thA iwr will o oniavpd and many surprises are promise!. IttkEe 1jiss liitv StH'iai AftRHma The Women's lIMe elass of the Presbyterian church will have a stjciai meeting tomorrow aft ernotn, beginning nt o'clocl: in tlie ehtmrh ariors. The de votbms will be letl ly Mrs. Me Collum. Mrs, Frank f.ramaham wilt sing several numlHrs and Mrs. Hcely Hall will give a paper on the life and works of St., Paul. MoiUbly C1iuit.ii Meet Tltfet Keiiiiisc The muftthly fellowship dinner of the Kttwt Christian church members will be ludd this eve ning fn the recreational tutll in the church building at 8:3. A program has been arranged. and a large group of church members are expected to attend.; Mr. and Mrs. Grey Ieave For Hittt Pntittiscs J, .O. Grey at the Crater Iake Autemotlve ;eomiiny, local Gra ham dealers, accompanied hy Mrw. Grey, left iant evening for Sim Francisco, where they will attend the auto show, which will open next Saturday in the bay city. They will Im gaests of their mm, Iawresee K. Grey and family of Oakland this week. Mrs. Srswp Returns From Eugerse Visit Mr. and Mrs. Harold MrCraily of Kugene, who fortneriy residetl in this city, were in Medford last week end visitiifg friends. Mrs. Elsie Brawn accompanied them hack to flie mrtheru eily, where she was their house guestduring the week, Baptist Ladies to Meet Stmscm Home The Indies Auxiliary of the First Baptist church will Imltl ntiHHfiary meeting at the home 01 Mr. Frank SUnson, 214 Stark streat, at Zi'M o'clock. The social thairaian for the afternoon Is Mrs. A. J. Anderson. She will fee as-; sisted by Sirs S, J. Miser. Chrysanthemum Circle ! to Have Card farty A hm4ii eard party t which; th imltUc Is invlil, will Kim ! iomi this evfiiiijjf hy ChrvHatHfic-1 ilium t'lFfif; NiK NtlKli!rs i WfKHitrraft, in Hmj t O. O. K. hall, j Tin party will ls prcedrl hy a hrh-f hHslmmi mecUfm at 7:30 j VltMrfe. The newly elected off i cers will act as ait en t ert a Utmvnt committee, HcfrehmeitU will be; served foltowittK cards. Hktinsr Iarfic IlHtlar Ktimiay Among the many local peonlc who enjoymt shting in RPlKiihoritiK mountains yesterday were Mr. and Mm. Haroht Iarwn, Mr. nnl Mrs. Arthur Hot and Mr. and Mrs. Hulh Faitchihl and party of friends. Mm. IlrkcM timt& Vrtm Vtivthtml Mrs. Broet V. Vivkv.it of Irt lisd Is h(He uwt ut Mr. and Mrs. J. 1 Vtekrtt tit their country home near Uuhl IUU, having ar rived last week from the northern eity. 4 I. K, Meet ToitMtrrm t'tMinter A A. 1'. K. O. will noct Wcttnitfty aftJ-rmmn with Mr? lUth HHiiiiiiond sit her home, tTratr I, tike avenues fr tho or Kftittstrtthm's a it n ii a I hitthdaj ionchcoti. Estpedmcnt With Oatej KINOSVItJ.K, Tcje. ItV) Tin' Testis (UMkkh. of Ar! unci Indtth trifs hF f (Mwit Ut iilant an mm- uf tlittis oa the coSleBe farm los I tJiperitttpats! tur(m;. Grand Prix Bcs in June liritS.IN. tm The Hyt Irthi AulontaUile flub Bimoimx.!! thai the i!!tTRafitHtK! erantl itris motor race for IMf Hi be Itrtit nn Jam- 5 onil 8 st tht!f!t park here f'liriton H. KTviep, rjjen' lr C Jiltilillill.lt KIIIr tfatman an ! GOLD BONDERS TO ifinif mini r mm IN HOLLY PIOTUPE pmithern Oregon has heard t'neh -Jack talking to the kiddie over KM Kl, here is your opportunity , to see hint as he appears daily be- fore the microphone. I The "Gold Bonders is a lacs I '' feature film produced in Medford and the Rogue River valley by the Gold Bond Saving club, thru tin - courtesy and co-operation of the - men-hunts of Medford. and the Jacksonville chamber of commerce and la-gum riuh4 for the entcrtuht- mem and pleasure of the children of tho valley. This feature film will prove very interesting tut welt ns entertaining to every ont that sees it. Hundreds of children umt citizvtts of the valley appear in the picture, which adds to its interest . entertaining value, Kvcryom ans-(wtluW Kkff Ut kUnv how thev'arid ttteir friends would took m the sv er screen. imt miss this op portunity of gratifylns this desire. Famtlktr faees and places Will tn even more imprest tug- on the serpen. The Gdd lionders is mure than scenes taken here and there over the valley, it is a very inter esting story about a family and a neighborhood group of kitbUes here in Medford. X i.ti t Med ford a nd J aekson ville with them set the story in pic tures that they were told by old timer in Jaeksonvlllr ;!out S tl' early days in the Hogue River valley. In addition to the very interest- n "umortms story m cnttu ' " taken on a tour vatley with t'ueh Jatk, where he visits thousands of chil dren in the various schools In Jaekson county. Most of tlicsi kiddies arc tittle :dd Bonders and will enjoy seeing themselves on the screen with their tn h? Jack ef KMKD and the tbdd liomt club. The scenes t a k en at t be tUhl Htmd movie lt!t last Saturday nfpht wilt uive hundreds f jMnpte an idea f how they look on the dance floor. These scenes are ex pected to W very interesting a& they not only show the dance iu progress flli wjj portray the cam era's version uf tite beautiful danc ing pageant present eti ty Mrs, Uenson's dance pupils during the hall. The pietures of tho Ktttiu plan Knishts in nction, who fur nished tite music and entertain ment tif the evening will also be enjoyed. This troiip of colored entcrtahtem werij a whole show In themselves. They danced same and played, as only a snappy tronp 1 of hij;h elans colored entertainers can perform. The camera saw all r of this umi more. "The tdd . lionders" will only be shown iwsj days at the .Holly theatre before tt in taken to KtiKcae for the pleasure ttt the little &oid iiondcrs of thai city, and then on -to other towns in 'the state. Don't miss It! SWUNG QUEBI SETS W MARKS SKATTLK. Wash,, Jan, SS Pt Ile!em MarfiHon, Ip high fchoo! fjirl who is rtrsnipil as t hp vorhr prefttt'Ht woman wlm mr has starip! on another mm liitttp for reeortlit. ilil'Rf ad tied two mem Amcrl- fita marks ta her Itmir trsise of ! f!KurK when the cratrkpcl the -tft ami 0 yard short cftusw fRe style unfay niKht. Miss Mstrtisuii HVam t;tke the American mark fmm tejr itine tonilll. Sew Vrk. wHs m wd the ills tan fe In 21 t-IO. HI(1ih-'h time far tht Sti yardn veim :i5 wcoft r!rfarei with ihr M HKIire nf 31 3-: In-M hy KUu-t I.a kie, JltilloK DRY EVILS SHADED KBATTM:, Jm. 26 The Uiekerhaot eitimlsbssrrit i enart av fiilt value to ail the r Milting frm irhibithiii hot was more than ofirvaUve Hi report ;iK the had ffatEires," one of the f'ommlK-ionris Jsiilse Kenneth Mackintosh, said tm liU return hoote here, "Pn nn h avoid attach on the ground We ih'Nheniteiy a'AXtirnU'ti eoiifiHhms he rxphdn- d. Aikl If he had changed his mind st nee uhmittMm ids nconai re port favoring a hberallaUon of tlw isth ioendont Jndse Maeklis totfll fetid deflflHoIy ,Vo'f Teeth Take Receipt SAK AStiKM( Texa. -01) The not reeeiMs of an ail star eharMy fimthaU Kante here, some f2,rf went to ftiif datnaK to one day er'B ieeth. A.Hhiami ehatnb'r of eomateree lidorsc luoveoo'itt for anjatria tion from Ketieroi (ddt4oiton funds for imps ov-m ni of that sr tln of Velhm-Ktottf i'ut-tt hlch wnv fn'twpcn Htiey itnd ymtitmf . , MIGHT COUGHS tr I rostUvelystopijedalmostin it' . ... M s,t W aoe ataniiy wttn one bww THOXINE nflMlffl TT UUli I 1 1 I DrtlKd ltd! Walsh Resolutions Asking District Attorney's Action In Hoover Nominations Favored Steiwer Votes Against President. WASIUXUTOX. Jan. i'Vi The mnmtt judiciary commit I eis vcrfet m today for the Walsh resolution rest westing flstrie At torney Haver here to institute pr eeedusgrs testing: the right of Urn three disputed memliers of the imwer ennmis&Um to retaifi office. Senator Wash, demoerai, Mon tana, anfhor of the resdutton, will seek prompt senate action. The SimiEe ealttion of demo crstts and spubbean indppeadeats Is stamllug: firm m its insistence to ihf right to reconsider the nmi natHms of the three eommissbmers despite the rcfasjtt of president ltotver to return their names. Senate approval of the Walsh remhttion will put the issue ap to tim district attorney. The resolution reuest Hover to institute praceedings against Chairman Smith and t.ommliisun ers Uarsaud and lraper of the power eotijmissitsn. Attorney thnentl Jiitehell has raiwi itmt Mr, Hoover is without aattnnrity t return the nomina tions te the senate, whkh confirm & th men one. Those voting for the Walsh res tutiou In committee were: Itepuh Ib'ans, Norris, Kebrasfea; ttbtine, Wlscimsfit; ami Stwcr, Oregon, Democrats. Walsh, Ktnc, t'tah; Stephens, Mi?sissippi; liit. Wassh tngttmt ami Itmttos, New Mesteo Thtst opiwceI were iSenccti, Illimxts; tfinctt, Massac nusetts, anti rcpttbl; cans, DER CLUE PARROT S 1 N KW YOU K, Jan. ta.im The habits of a big grteo mx m whose mistress was fud has-k'd to death in her cunt tl iimrtment were sintlled today by- tmHef in an eftort to reeon-j struct the crimp Neighbor uJd they were awak ed hy shrieks of the bird, which ftuuodfd lifeo 'lHm t papa, don't." In tho apartment Mrs. FranelK Titmott 44, was found dead with numermm wonnds tn her arms. A btood-tfned ax lay not far away. Iter fiUKbaml, a ionKJmre- gtas, was arrested. ITALIANTROOPS F POWER HREKSi BATTLE NATIVES'I EOME, Jan. 2$. CO1 Italian eoienhtl troops ronted a trnnd of natives In severe fighting Saturday at Kt TtitK In the heart of the Oufra oasis region of IJhya, and hoisted the fiag over the town. The eohmlai tratm.lfmt two offl eers nnd two native mddlem killed, Sixteen native sIdiers in the Ital ian forces were waunded. Twenty of the rbel triiesmen were billed and thirteen were prhttmerH, Htin ilredn at rifles and a ojiantHy f ammanbhm a Is were afirj'fi, JERSEYBREEDER BUYS BIG RANCH mmmiVtm, Ore., Jan. fli; The sain of the VintK (!onn ranch of 211 seres iwirderhti; the, Bmttb t'mjajna, flvo miles west of Zp here, to j, h Ikmehrake of iUwe-frrr ham w snnoimeerf today, Imnehralie, owner of ihm of the eonntry's largest regiHlifrml Jersey ! eafiie herds, pUnm a lame Increase of his pnrodrmi herd and is taking immeaiaAo ptmsitHion. The ratten eoninhm t;ft fteres f river bottom htnd devoted to alfalfa. Chiidrens Colds Checked without "dosasjc-Rubrat Wf?t5. W VAPOftUB OVtB V miUQH jB5 USf tt t ABtV ORANGES Sweet, jniey oranges by the bos, hell box or dozen as lew as S3 per box Direct from producer. 13 North Fir St. FERTILIZERS! NOW'S THE TIME TO FIGURE YOUR SEASON'S NEEDS You'll Make No Mistake If You Buy Your Supply of THE The most complete stock of Plant Foods to be found in Southern Oregon can be found at our store. GYPSUM, SULPHUR, SHEEP GUANO, BONE MEAL, MURIATE OF POTASH, SULFATE OF AMMONIA, BONE MEAL 3 AND . SWIFT'S RED STEER COMPLETE FERTILIZERS FOB 0ARBEN er ORCHARD . BLOCKS and SLABS 9 J per load ORDER EARLY MEDFORD FUEL CO. Phone 631 r n lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIlIIIllllIllillillHIlIiilil ; i 1 A Check Book Almost any pen and ink pill do , . , Jtsat the bank on which your checks are drawn is of utmost importance. We offer you safetyf service aud convenience , . . and f& addition the prestige which cranes from banking with an institution recognized for its high standing ia your community. Your checking account, whether large or small, will receive our most careful consideration. Open one today. i " '- I The Jackson County Bank f S ESrABtlSHBB ISM S H . t Medford, Oregon. v M 5 Coisyncrcwl Savings ' Sae Dcpotit . H MKMlll IBDUIAL KltRVB TSTM' 2 IlililllllliiilllliRIililllllllllllllllllllllliililil -.- f, - si HIS GREATEST CHARACTERIZATION i merit of M?srs. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISraO SETS EESU1TS ditmtln and Wof Ir?t3? Str O