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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OK EUON. FRIDAY.
HV HOWARD HOCKEY 1
A ROMANCE Q BAD'O j
HClEiCaliLoilOii;
tryOPSU: Whtn an accident
'Aitniure Aiites, UvaVt Biuodicou
ttaye 1ot, the hecauict a 'unit;
tei j" radio tlnoer, ceori,iu n
porcelain enatk designed for her
W lioioht Vhanmuu. artlat. rle
t'aoae of her disfiuiireiiient, all
tlie to forget her love lor Jim
mil Cnstr, a pre anent. A
matl-ed homiui thoott Arontd
Ki'O'ihrrn, cinema producer, iclule
he it mol.liio advance to Vii;i
enne, Aileen'e titter. Kronbeio
rentier and threaten to accune
yivienne of the atlm-l; unlet- the
Inr rintinnlet Ailein, whom Kron
tttti' lUtpertt wftt hit "attailant.
A leleaiutt to Aileen tinned
'Adiaa'eitt" hint it tender matt
he the icuinau mho thol Kronbeio
find threutent to throio the blows
oil Ailrtn. t.'hnnnino poet to t'htl
udelnhia to helu Villains i.i . tier
pi ed" nmeiit. t
Chapter 2-T ,
6AD NEWS COMES IN PAIRS
1IM.MY tat in the living roooi of
Alleen'a suite M sbe read
through the fan letter that had
come pouring In. The mall gave
him an exruse for spending bis
time with her. Hut In view of
Alleen'a aloofness he almost fi'lt
like an Intruder. Tlit was a new
censatlon and he did not like it,
hut thia was no time to' ask litr
what the trouble was. '
"Here's one you want to answei1."
tie was studylos a letterhead the
had just passed to him. '
"That one about the cripples?
Naturally, I mean to and I want
to do something for them." '
"I'll say you'll do something for
them!" Jimmy wait almost excited.
"liere's a ready n.ade chance lor
story and It'll be a peach." '
Aileen looked at Crane accusing
ly. "Do you only think of stories';
I couldn't refuse a note like that.
I'd like in meet this doctor'
"You will!" Jtimay chuckled.
"You'd better slux that souk for
him at his hospital.
"Go there, you' mean?" a.ked
Aileeit. -
"Certainly. Some afternoon an
the little ones can hear you. Kinlle
Gluck couldn't buy the space the
papers will felve lu thai. I'ictuiee.
loo. It's a bear! "
"Jimmy 1 can't. You know
,why."
"Of course you cau and you might
as well get used to such ideas."
Jimmy was impatient. "Who Ik
going to know about what's mak
ing yon hesitate?"
"I'll know," islM answered pathet
ically,' "Those, crippled kids will
remind me evei. It I cuulil for
get." ".Now, look here! This sort or
thing won't do. You've gotten off
to a flying start, and you've been
oil (lie stage long enough to realize
how essential it Is to keep In the
public eye. Wbnt'a more, them's
no sense In your sitting bore all
the lime you're not rehearsing.
You've sjnt ' to get out and do
things."
Aileen wanted to cry, but she
knew he was right. "Very well,"
she agreed, reluctantly. ' "If you
think 1 should I'll do it."
It was not going to be easy for
her to force any break with Jimmy.
If . only they could be Just like
this but, of course, they wouldn't.
Alleeti remembirad one night
when she had almost surrendered
when there had been less reason
for restraint than tbeie was now.
To have to hurt Jimmy would be
bad enough. 'tint what If her studied
Indifference should drive him awny
from" her? She knew that she
ought to hope It would only she
Just couldn't! 'Nevertheless, she
must' force herself to abide by her
resolution. - '''- . 1 -
"Now that's being sensible."
Jimmy took up the telephone
and put In the call.
"Doctor Hauiidere? My name Is
Crane, and I'm speaking for Made
moiselle Masque. She was tie
lighted to get your letter nml she
has a suggestion she would like
to make to you."
She Destituted. ""Can't you make
the arrangements?" 1
"Nix!"-' Jimmy covered the
mouthpiece. "I'm not news. You
are. Herat Give him a neat little
earful." '
There as snmctblug magnetic
In Doctor Saunders' robe. Allcen
.felt tbe thrill of It as sin listened
.to him. ills tones wero suggos
Jtive of character translated Into
sound pleasant, reassuring There
was no hesitancy now as she made
her offer. Saundeis acceptod eager
ilr. What she proposed was splen
did tbougbtfnl and generous. He
could never toll her what it would
imean to' his little pallonta.
Any Ante would bo agreeable
tint he was leaving (he hospital
within (lie next row minutes. He
had a call In Park Avenue, and
Verhupp. If It iu wirreslilc. lie
might drop In and arrange the tie
talla Willi her personally.' .Since
su r.wlil out very well decline.
I;
Alleen made Hie appointment for
five that afternoon.
"Fair enough!" said Jimmy. "Ap
parently old cawhniie'i i narilai In
ttio ladies."
"Don't be silly!" Alleen was al-;
ready sorry the bad azieed to re
ceive the man. If lieitiii a m.v'eiy
meant liilerert of the sort that
Jimmy hinted, she would ne?d to
be more carerul since she v.nn a
mystery that must ri:n:i;i ue
solved. "I'm not Hilly Pin i.ii'lml. tic.
l'il tip off die hole) reporter lo the
fact that the Doctor's on his way.
Then I'll he back In lime to he
helpful wtien he comes."
Alleen fried to be fclad when
Jimmy bad guile hut she found the
effort pathetically unsuccessful.
She had a natural ileslie lo crovu
their camaraderie with a greater
rewind than friendship. Ami yet
bow pitiful was tbe return she
could make to Jimmy! How empty
was all (hat she might expect when
her soul was longing to give
and give unstintedly.
' In spite of Its great consolation,
she almost bated the porcelain
smile which masked her iinquencli
able yearning. She would have
liked to tear It off, but even though
she wun uloue, Alleen did not dare.
Nuru Nolan had gone out and, at
any moment, a hotel attendant
might knock. She went lo the
piano and drifted Into the bit num
ber of tier radio program.
Hud she t'uucind she beard a lap
ping or was someone at the iloor'f
For u moment she reared Doctor
Saunders hud come. Ills visit
would prove emhurrus'ilnK if Jimmy
wa not there. Hut It would not
be the doctor. It was liurely half
past four, and the holnl would an
nounce him over the tolephuiie:
Making sure thai her mask net per
fectly. Atleeu went to the door.
It wun s pageboy with n silver
tray mi which were two envelopes.
One' had been mailed, and the
other, which tiad not been stamped,
bore Hie crest of tbe hotel, ".lust
a moment." Alleen euid. meaning
to tip the hoy. She knew he was
looking at her mask Willi the well
trained curiosity of a smart bold
attendant. :
"If you please, ma'am." bo
stopped her, "a gentleman Is wait
ing, is there any answer?"
"To llils?" Allcen asked, aud
ripped open Iho Ambassador envel
ope. On a single sheet was written
a scrswl in a band dhMluctly for
eign. ...
Please panh.n If llils seems Im
pertinent, On' muy I have a lew
inlnillcs IF It Is not I nuitli veiiten ! T
My room Is In the opposite wins
from lite iviml.ov of your sulle,
tinU Just now I hpuri) yon sliming
Hie new Volte t'arlntii ilntanc.
Mnlilnu ImitiO'v at lie ilri.li. I stn
lolil Hint I lioutd 111 o!ec of-
S I N . Miisiiue Herself ,
reih.'ipl. inv Oiilue Is linou-n In
you, und If ynii wilt ri'-iul on Inlet-view-,
Ihelo Is n matin i,r Imr-I-liess
ttnuipl HI; In ni-tiOK-.
Hlncn I nni illiolll to Iphm- Hie
lintel. Ulliy I se voll now?
The nole ' was signed Arnold
Kronberg.
Allcen wuh nnupluiwcd. She bad
never met the man, much less even
suspect etl that he was tit the Ambus
sadnr. It was entliely pnsolble that
his rciiucsl wuh genuine, and ivlth
out ulterior motive. On the other
hand, she doubled it, and If Norn
Nolan bad not come III as she stood
hesitating. Alleen would have made
some excuse In saw that site cnttlil
not see him. As It was, It might
provo an ndvauttige if she neurit
what Ira had lo sayi' So she told
tho boy to send him up and opened
the other lot Inr. '
- It was addressed to bet pseudo
nym, and might be from anyone
who had seen or read -about her.
Thin o was nothing but a picture in
tho envelope a conventional holl
ilny greeting, with the usual holly
wreath und a Santa Clauev Hut the
Krlss Kringlo bad been cleverly
changed, so Ihut It resembled a
girl und not a man. Pasted across
t lie features was a tiny dnnilun rut
from court-plusler. -
Hand lettered In Ink on I lie face
of lbs card was a slnglo sentence
"May the Christmas Season bring
you even inure publicity!" It was
signed idiatifefii.
Aa Alleen stood staring at the
Impudent card, there was another
knock at Hie door aud she called
to Nora Nolan to go und open It.
The visitor would he Kronberg, and
It would he an ubsunl mistake to
decline to receive him now. In the
moment or so that remained to
her, Allen trie) to determine
whether bis request In see her and
the arrival af Adtastelu's card,
could bare been timed deliberately,
or whether their coining together
was mere coincidence.
!;(, 1.'V. i lie if.. - ( i
Tin h-oh. spirited vtvitnns
nuitchcs lif iljfmiue aoalint Chsn-'
nnig't wilt tomertew. Whw .yiU.
win I . .
RURAL AND SUBURBAN NEWS
UPPER EVANS VALLEY
IM'I'KH KV.VNS VAI.I.KY; Ore..
Kch. (Spl.) -i Mr. MortU of
Mt'oVord Is mnvlnir to- tlio vnncli
Headache
Aa W-KATUai t aiMIDT f- I
VsbUl will pmnpllr slut the '
d4 bowal scllon, clear I
snast ao pelmi Iron rout IVJm
ntsra. so brine .lm JL " ,
wUHtltnce. Thsnllo. TONIGHT
emtt. .Il-...i.l,i stu. ' lOHsow i
Tht All- VsittakU Leuatwm !
- - ..r iioin" ...trid w"i -
! :.i.nn. T""'-- .
be recently iiitvhoyetl from J. K.
SmltliiH-tnr. ..Mr. ilurils Is lnwy
sci-.lliu his place to spring grain.
.Mr. and .Mm. Sinltlipeier liuve
been erecting n garaue on Mi".
Siiilthpeter's farm, formerly n part
of tbe D. I-:. Nnilianier placi.,
w bcie they will reside. Mr. Snilth
lii'tur will begin hullillilK u iion
uiul niiiklnir other Iniprovcnients
In the near future.
Mr. lireer anil son of Horn
hronk. ('ill., were rnllera nt the
Jesse .Veatll.mier place WiMltiesday.
John .Ww man and run. S:nn
Ni-wninii. wete hu.iilte.-'M visitors in
lliittus l'us Motulny.
Mr. Stephens and son Kmi nre
bolpliiil I.. H. W.itlUHiicr wltii his
sprhiK fnrnitns.
Mis. I'llll-ier b'ft Jnsl wM-k foi
nn exicndi-it visit with her mother.
Mrs. 1 tut i .-i -field, in l.iw Anaeles.
Mrs llli H iker vislli-.l ut
N'e.illl,ililt-l'H l.it Mond.'i..
Clashllled advertising gets results.
WILLIAMS CREEK APPLEGATE
(State college exentflon unit. Four
j mTiilwra will mudy eHch Jeon
:nnd make a report at the folio wine
'.meetioR., Thtv iu1yiru; the firm
r(MMin ur - .ni.- iiurlan - CnlidH,
Mm. Jnok O'Krien, Mm. Tom Mee
and Mri. Iee Port. .Mr, port also
talked of th conferonce whJch i
to be held at Medford next Friday
and Saturday. Februar' S and 7.!
and urged nil cluh membem to
attend.
j AI'PIJ.ATK. Ore., Fel). C. i Jim Smith, who underwent an
' (Spl.) Mm. (ora Crump spent a I operation for itppendlcitin at the
few day ilnn week vinitlnt; re la-1 Oommunlty hospital recently, Ut
j tivf'n In Mi dford. ; liack at hU hame on Sterling ereek.
Archie U'et accompanied hi! Sunday din nor BiieKts at the
i uncle, a. c. iod!ove of Atedford, ' home of Mrs. Cora Crump inclUjfL
antl hU randrnoiher. Mm. i Ion -1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crump am!
haw of d:iho who in .spending ( two nans froip Medford and Mr.
i thf winter here, lo Cre-icent Ciiy.:md Mr. GeorKe Uewey pf Agate.
;Cal., Saturday. They letmned ihiHj Mr. and Jli.' Fiod Ktraub enter
j weok. i tained last Sunday for the follow
ing Riicsts: Mr. and Mia. Ieonard
FEBRUARY r,, 1931. w
JILJI-I-.L LU P- 9 --, -
well ripent with v -siting and w much surprised to bear of thejraUed In thU community and
in. RefrejihmentR of tea and rnke ; death of Harolil Ktihll lam Tuen-a host of friends and acquininncfv
murnnK
were nerved.
A pplefiat
people
day
1 M-dford.
Mr
the hojipiial in who wih to extend their symputhy
Kubli wn hnrn nml In -the ler:ivei fnintly.
WILLIAMS CHICK K," Ore., Feb.
C, (Special) ( W. Hohertft drove
to Medford Friday to meet hi
dauKhter (irace, from Berkeley.
Calif., who will spend the sum
mer with her pa rent h on WIN
HamH creek.
.Sunday callers at the homo of
Mr. und Mih. C, W. Huberts were
Mr. HePd und Tid Kd denser of
(runts I'ass, .Mr. ami Airs. it. if. J week
Uewmtin and Ambrose Penning- ,lK , , u ,, ..
Mr. :ind Mrs. Arthur Uailoy and
' ' 'two children uf Central Point ;K-m
Mis;-) Inez Lai.t7.waet of LoB.S(.vera! day lam week here. vLdt-
AnKeleH, h:iH been flpendin some j nj. !jL lm. home of Waiter Zefii-
time vHitinK nt the homo of Mr. I i( t-
j Mr. ami Mr,. Llewellyn Pates of
and Mrs. Herman Messenger and
other friends of Provolt. Miss
Lanztwaet lived at Provolt when
a child. Her father, S. A. Lanzt
waet, having kept the store and
postoffice at Provolt for sever:. I
yeaiH. She left Sunday for Med
ford where she will spend two or
three days with her friend, Arlita
Messenger, then return to Los J
Angeles to take up her duties ns !
nurse. j
Mrs. Tom Lewmnn of Provolt j
I wno was tanen to tne sacred
Heart hospital at Medford two'
weeks ago, Is Improving Hlowly.
Ladies of the Provolt club drove
to Kvans creek last week and met I
fit the home of Mrs, Brooks, who
rucently moved from Provolt.
There wore twelve ladies present.
An all day meeting with a cov
ered dish luncheon at noon was
greatly enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith and Mr.
and Mrs. LaFlummc of Wllder
vllie were Sunday visitors at the
hiMiH of Mr, and Mih. DetMner of
I'rovolt. Mrs. Hcemer and .Mrs.
Keith are sisters.
Mr. :md Mrs. Kradel and Mr.
and Mrs. Hnnks ' Vi-u'Oi.inh iii'in
guests at a turkey dinner Sunday j wlit '1
at the home of Mr. mid M is.
Sum Smith of .Murphy.
Mrs. Frank Fail weather and
small non Donald, left Thursday
for Santa Cruz, Calif., where sin
will join her husband. She drove
down, accompanied by Mrs. Ted
Kddenger of grants Puss, who will
visit for two' weeks with Mrs. J.
.V. Loyd of Berkeley.
Mrs. Badden, a teacher In the
Wildervllle school, spent tho week
end on Williams creek, guest of
her friend Miss Bonnie Polard.
Mrs. Badden taught lu tho Wil
llutnfl school two years ago.
Juniors and seniors of the Wil
llmns high school entertained the
freshmen and aophoniorcM with a
party at the Crange hall last
week.
Junior hlfch school basketball
teams of Grants Posh played the
junior team of Williams school
last week at tho Williams com
munity hall. The junior Midgets
of (i rants 1'ass played the girls'
toum of Williams,. (Irants PaHs
winning by a small score.
Miss Kunlce Blodgette spent
the week-end at the home of her
parents at Williams. j
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Couple I
were husiness visitors in Ornnts
Pass Wednesday and called on 1
friends. j
Mrs. Anna Smith, Mrs. May
Martin and Mrs. Hoberta 10 Vitus, j
all of Phoenix, spent Tuesday of j
last week with Mrs. C. W. Hob- j
erta.
Boy Scouts basketball team of,
flrnuttl Pass played the Williams
high school Tuesday evening at
the Williams community hall. The
score was 8 to 4 in favor of WIN
llnms. i
Mr. and Mrs. Sid King and
small son Ray, were Sunday vis- j
llors at tho home uf Mrs. King's I
parents, Mr. and .Mrs, Harry)
Cougles, of Williams. j
Joe Varner has the contract for
moving the county tool house from
near the county home to the fair
grounds. I
J I fa. O rr i n Kllis o f Wlllia ni s
visited her sister. Mrs. Herd, at
the Grants Pass hospital Tuesday '
nud found her improving.
I u-enborry of Medford, Mrs. Ma
rion Voting and family and HeN
mer and Harold Smith of Willow
Springs.
Sunday guests at the home of
Talent motored to the Apnleie Mr. and Mrs. A nail Gilson included
Sunday afternoon, where they vis-1 -Mrs. Hattie Logan. Sam Hnndull;
ited friends and relative. of Jack.-tonville and Mr. and Mm.!
Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Brien spent I A. S. Klcinhammer. j
.Monday evening at the home of Mr.! The Little Applegatc Mining
and Mix. Itiley Xorrf, Cards were company has at nxt roi everythlnK ;
played till a late hpur. with re-in preiiaratfon and has .started j
freshmen. served at midniiiht. j mining the Bunoom plnee. Since
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Youn and l the Installation of the electric lighlfl ;
daughter Marilyn of Anhland werejthey are running a night crew nsj
Sunday guests here at the home of j well an day crew, and have plenty
Mrs, Viiunu's parents, Mr. and Mi. of water. I
A. S. Kleinhammer. Mrs. Corlnne Oinet motored to!
Although it Is only the first of) Medford Thursday to visit her!
February, We are having some real daughter Olivette, who ha been j
springtime weather on the Apple- ill for the past few davs with
gate. The farmers are all busy j cold. '
getilng the plowing and planting i Mr. and Mrs. Conner of Wagner I
(done, while ihe farmers wives are creek have mioved to this section
! busy pluming early garden and' und will reside on tho Wilbur (jam
! fixing flower hod. Kven ihe rat- eron ranch with their daughter and
tlesnakes are cniwling about, look-! son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Ins for the warm sunshine. a(lanscom and family.
Henry Kubli killed a Urge one this The Neighborhood Kmbroidery
week that haf seven rattles and a j club met hint Wednesday with Mis.
billion.. j Jim Buckley. The afiernoon wn.i i
Ome Arnold of upper Appleuato
in in a very serious condition n t
i lie Community hospital at Med
ford. Osie had an ulcerated tooih
ii.-u-d blood poisoning. It I
wns lauet-d from the outside and at
dr:tin inym ted. Tbe :it-st report ;
van thai Mhe I. wnm better. I To have plenty of firm flesh and
.Mrs. Victor Anderson ami Mrs. 1 the ability to do a bi day's work
r. w. cuiy called on Mrs. Haymondjana reel "like a two-year old" at
Phillips one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. pen Dawson were
ea lied lo 1'oseburg last week by
the death of Mr. Dawson's mother,
j who bad been an invalid for a
I long time. They re t u rn ed h o me
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. l-aurence Penning
ion of the f'ak drove district and
Mr. ami Mrs. Joel; fJrevo-i f,f Med
ford were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr. and Mr.s. Jcsmp Tay
lor. Mrs. Lee Port, as chairman of
the home extension unit, held the
first meeting at the Applegatc hall
last Tuesday since the organization
of tho clip; January 13. Mrs. port
appointed four committees to .erve
under the following headings: So
cial commit tec, membership, pub
licity and refreshment.
The club members are taking
tip a mIx lesson course of thetudy
of "Behavior Problems of Chil
dren,'' which comes to them
thmnf-h the offices of the Orctron
e'll have to go out
for dinner, tonight!"
S"
Run-Down, Weak,
Nervous?
night,' you must eat three good
meals a day. relish vour food and
properly digest it. If you can't eat,
cant sleep, can't work, just giva
Tanlac the chance to do for you
what it has done for millions.
Mrs. Fred Westin. of SR7 V. K7th
St. North, Portland, Ore., says:
"Tanlac cured my stomach trouble :
completely after three years suf-
luring. K Duilt me up to perfect
health, with a gain of 27 lbs. That
was two years ago, and I still en
joy the best of health."
Tanlac is wonderful for indices.
tion and constipation gas, pains,
nausea, dizziness and headaches. It
brings back lost appetite, helps you
digest your food, and gain strength
and weight. It contains no mineral
drugs; it is made of roots, barks
and herbs, nature's own medicines
for the sick. The cost is less than 2
centB a dose., Get a Uoitle from your
druggist, four. ..icr.ey buck if it
doesn't help.
UIK'S Iiim-ii playinsr bnl;o lo-
cl.i.v, and didn't fret homo to
start dinner in tiino. N'ow slii
wants him In tuko .her In "Yo
Oldo Tea Skiic": fur dinner.
A ik frosli, linw he hates it all.
All the way home lie's been Ihinl;-iii'-'
id' lnweiiiifr his aching hones
into his favmiiir ehair.
The woman with an Kleeti-ie
Jiaiifte never has to make that un
welcome siiirsiestinn. She always
lias dinner ready on time ... . and
she can spend ns many nl'icrnoons
out as she wishes. Ilefnre she
leaven, she slips the dinner in the
oven, adjusts (lie dials and forgets
it.
i
i
For she knows iliat at Ihe ri-jht
lime the heat will turn on auln-inatii-ally
. . . sustained, uniform
elect l ie heat . . . and slay on I ill
the dinner's i-ouked. Then the
heal turns id'f . . . hut Ihe dinner
slays deliriously wanned in the
flavor sealed, iniiuluted oven. Her
Kleelrie Kantie has delivered this
woman from kilelien drudgery.
If you haven't discovered the
marvels of eleeti ie eookiuir, allow
your dealer to show you today.
He'll lie deliirhled lo demons! rale
an Kleetiir Uant-'e.
Only a small down payment will install an
Electric Range in your home.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON
POWER COMPANY
I BUTTE FALLS
ni'TTn r.u.i.p, ore., wti. o. '
(Sperial.) ' Mr. ' ami Mrs: A. K. i
llildrrth spent Saturilny MivenliiB ',
with Mr. and Mis.. R. Itotts mi 1
l.ozlor 1-aac in .Muilfoid.
Mrs. Virgil Ciillotle and son of j
vtstilaiut are ylsltltiK Mrs. Kverelt i
Oltls. t
Miss Coryell hart company from I
Asiiiann Hiniilay.
Mr. anil Mrs. l't:uilt Cnison arc:
spenillllK several il;iys 111 t'alllor-
ill". .Mrs. I'niHon vIhIiIiik frlenils In
Hliaslii while Mr. (.'arson Is niukliiK .
an '.Ntinslvo tour over Culifornia.
Mr. unit Mrs. Wehlior have
moved to Klamath ami Irene Well.
her Is with her uncle ami aunt lu
tltemtalu.
Mr. and Mrs. (Icoiko Stewart
spent Sill unlay HlloppltiK ill Med
ford.
Mr. nml Mis. J. A. I.ockhatd of
Lincoln, N'eh., Mr. and Mrs. Will
l.ncknrd of .Medfnnl, Mr. mid Mrs.
Rohs Wyinore anil Ralph Wynioro
wero dinner attests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Marlon, Sunday.
Mr. nml Mrs. ,1. A. I.orkard vis.
lied Mr. Lockiiid's brother In Med
ford.
Inna Mae KdinomlMon had n
hlilhday patty .Ian. .11. her fourth
anniversary. Cuosts wore: lielheri
(leppert, Virginia IMIkey, Wesley
llllkoy. I.eonnril llllkey. I'eitttv
SO'wart. JeHsle Netlleiiand und
Lowell I'atton. Thoy played names I
and had hlrtlidny cake nml lee
cream.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Moore spent
four days In Medford nml returned
Tuesday evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Horace Wolier
ennte over from K la main Knlls to
move over some of Ihelr hotlsehold
Bonds. They returned Wednesday
uiornint;. Mr. Weber Is rmplo.wd
by the Kcstcrxnn Lumber company
: emtini-er. j
Mis. N. It, Stoddard is eonflnril i
NOl ON SAIE
; THE NEWI UP-TO-THE-MINUTE , ,
CITY DIRECTORY
W- i ' ' Iff' - ' V - ,: V. it.-! ,'
FOR 1930 AND 1931
PRINTED BY THE MEDFORD PRINTING CO.
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Features
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1 A complete list of 1J residents who. are 18 years of age
their address and employment. j J ;
p All business firms, their street numbers and nature of
" business
2 Number of children under 18 years of age,
Classified Buyers' Guide.
CJ Classified Business Directory.
Street and Avenue Directory with householder and
property owners' guide.
y Numerical Telephone Directory and information.
8 Statistics concerning Medford and the Rogue River
Valley.
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