PAUKTWO
MKDKOK'D MAIL TK'IKUNR. MKPKORD, OI.'KfiOX. SA'I'l'RDAV. l-'KhuTAlc V 7. 1931.
Iocal and
-'Personal
.Merit Circle lu Meet
Merit circle of the l'resby lerlun
church will, meet . Tuesday aflcr
noun at 2 o'clock at the home- of
Mm II. F. W. Spilver.
j lli-ciAtered from I'orllHiiJ
Amoni; those from Portland rett
islored at Medford holelu are C.
Sehmlrll. Albert Mitchell, A. M.
I'ernons. 1., T. lioyle, P. T. .More.
S. l;. Wlutcrl.othum. liulcn l.a
Cw, It. II. Ailnliw, Mrs. II. fiul
lMl, (J. Uric Utile, V. F. Colll-
i ins. A. C. lilack. .V (Jiistaftiou and
I.. Hall.
1)1111 C'uultl In Acllte
' The county dork's office Issued!
. marriage, lleeiiH.es today and yes-
Iciday to Kenneth Powell. 21. anil
Adelene Vununse. 22. both of Med-1
ford: Hubert M.iluir. '.'.. and (Ira
Ilcuersuli ;:;. ooin 01 .mcuiuiw. i-n jj
Morrill. 3U. Jcannetlc. I'a., and '.
Virginia (.'ookrdey. 2.'., Xcw York, .nK. -.City:
Charles tntccily, 27. Stock- voul. n.rUse
.Ion. Cal... and Vernle. Kenscy. 24.!'
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' Mrs. llrntncv Here !
DIKuksiiiic Insec-l lonirni , j,,. j n,.alni,r r 1.,,,-tland
jnc lruiiitrouci'H "ie i. ........ h ilt m lht. vL-altiriK her mother
their annual meeting at me nuiei Mri(- Luu.a in,,m., whu hu
Medtord thU afternoon for th din-; j fol. Mme time.
cUKslon or Inaeet control, i ne meet-
In besan ut 2 o'clock. ivrmnnont wave that leave your
' ' j hair oft and attractive lonkini:.
ituiii insiuiu I'tiuiis
AT 1H SCHOOL?
r. We'll li;tul a w a y
City Sanitary Service.
'rain instant roinis .Gw onf! for J3 at Kathryn Loca-
Ouests from distant cities ut ,nir a ii u r.nnni iilnnn i-i-i
aieuioru juri iiiliuui- ii. ii. nvtii
nnd Mr. and Mrs. 12. A. Warner of
Chicago, H. W. UPage of Van
couver, J. C. Mr, and Mrs. 0. O.
llUitifi of Wallace, Ida., J. S. Car
don of New York City and W F.
Logan of Buffalo, N, Y.
Proving thai smartness
c o n o m ' l l u k I Ii I c
Klholwyn It. Hoffmann in now
showing dresses in ncwe-t prinH
for 1j.0U lo IL'5.00. Watch our
, display window for authentic
styles. 31'3
To Hcturn Todny
Air. and Mr. Fred Seherfel were
..t-xpcc.Led ,to . return today from
i Portland, accompanied hy Mrs.
William Uyman, who hud Hpnt tlu
past several munth.s In Ituport.
Ida., with rolativcH. Mr. and Mrs.
Solieffel left two days uo lu meet
Mm. Lyman In Portland.
DlMiict LvKiun Confabs
KfiUK'HtB for U'K'slatiVf art Ion I
favoral'Ic to the 1H3J national
Klou convention In Portland, In-
tii.stcncc that tho (lopai'tnifnt U-hIuii
lolnlativo ruimnittt'P introduce a
It1 Kill ..l-.iuUll.wr ..tr.tA f.1.l u I...
I HtitutIon of hih'r learning for
! orphans of votcranH and emphatic
approval of payment of-adjusted
.service rertif Icjites at full matured
I value were hlKhllj;htH of the recent
I American JKion district confer
j enccH at Portland and Astoria.
School Cateleris Boon To Sludenb pll M XfTfjllUfiCHral
Meteorological Report
I't'lll miry 7. I1IUI.
.M.-dford ami vicinity: Tun -
and Sunday fair hut becoming un
; settled with uround foK in murn
nv,r: no I'liiinm1 in temiieraluri'
Orcaon: tlenerally fair loni.
and .Sunday but hecomlnu unsi-i
tied Sunday: valley fojt.i in mu-n
ins:' no cnaime in tcmiierature.
I
i Crowds thriniKcil the senior lilwli
sclinol itymnaslum (ast cvcuiiiK nt
; the fourth annual Junior carnival
'conducted lilc students. Slia"
llllllc Hammeli, junior nominee
was crowned iuecii of the festival
Local Data
a.t i!
a? ff
Dance, fiold Hill, Saturday ninht.
Tickets 75c. 31S
Tulip Oil Pcrmanents for Sprins!
Free shampoo with marcel or
t-jftritfcr wav -Muii., Tues. Wed. boh
Iiair. Uowman's. l'honc 57.
1(41 ii I'll to Sau aiiU'itto
Mr. and Mm. W. C. Victor, "f
Saera men to. who were jjUe.HtB of
W. M. Hansen at Jhown.Hboro for
two days, en route home from
Portland, left by train thin inoni
1 UK for the southern city.
One or the Mirc4rul eniei pi lses ,of .Meilford liluli M'liool Is the student. ou net! nnd oMratcd inre-li-iia.
I'm ( url ni; haal produce, , ( he carctcala rinploys a imuiiIm-i' of hlh m'IhmiI (this and -tilso soine
ho work ror class cieitil. Uholesoim foods. Liiokml bthc-M kIi-Ik under the suptM-vlslon or Mrs.
Orirudt (iates, cfM.kln- hwinicto r. are served to .students and tau.illy of l lie school ut almost cost.
This M-eiie shows Mudenis ualtliu; in Jipe ty he bervent m ihnui. tTlu tleU'j-ia -is well uJttvuiitwil by
Miidents fioin out or loun who wnul a llot luiicJi. untl iiihixx Mmieiu uho'do not hrjn.'luiuilie't from
liome. A iiiiiiiInt. of Hie faculty .iilso ejit thicc. ' ' S i . V " '' ' 1 ' i p :-
Named Honor Student-.
Mli Alice Holmbaik and Miss
Uuth Severance of the I'nivei-sltv
of Oregon have been named 'immi
the honor Htudent at the univer
,sity. accordhiK to an announcement
ill yesterday',- Oreuion I)aiy Knicr
ald, w.-hoo pulfllcatinn.
-Narrowly Averted at Pre
miere Showing of 'Cim
arron' in Los Angeles,
.Screen Stars Escape. ,.
4il
.11
21
ltd. humidity' (pet.)
I'rr'cipltatiun (inches).,
Thirty Injured and Panic,
- " v :. . i-ovest nasi i l nrn.....
ClllNS.
dent cave a i.hoit addroHH of wet- ,
come following the coronation. The
s queen vas necompanied hy Harriet
i Campbell, Theda Moore and Vivian
fMoader.'- The procession to thet Total precipitation since Som..r
. . .. . ' i-throne was eti by Dale and (aletK.:- i, lyau, ti. t inches.
i Heche and Harbara and Natalie:
LOS AJS'GKLES,. Feb. 7 ip) j Shelby. The boy's octette saiiR ! Temperature a year ago today:
Thirty persona were Injured severnl "Hail, the Queen." Ten members '. Highest. 0.1: lowest, 31. i
Lowest tempera til rv till;, mnrn
1'7 deurees.
Het lously and a panic in a theater I of tp lie school band acted us
shopping Here Today
Mrs. H. I-:. Weld. (ff Derby was'
j in Medford tliih fuivnoon altendiny ,
! to bu.dnes matter..
NW-MSiRFMAVAUnin
1 M mM L M & M m m a '
'aii irn -r r iaiiiia ami niuiu
V N 1 mrnTinnr
m.iu... ..... ...... I I If L. L.l I Iff I !
UVLhiimL
liuvn , heavy rouch and smooth
blocks: they i;u-t longer. Mud. Fuel
Co., Tel. ,631. '
FOR A CAREER
Itruken windows r;Kla7.cd by
TrowbrldKe Cabinet Vorks. :'3(nf j l'",'m liear s,llU'
. . , - W. K. Price of Yul a CUy.
s. i:
.J.Ulhl New Oiicnfiei
j Hreoverd from Illness
j Miss Uuth Meusel has recovered
Clem Chllders will spend i30u;from an lllne-s that had confined
to hulld a family Kanige on West
Hleventh street, according to an
application on file today nt the
city building department.
her to her home for the past few
lay.
Utah bmt coal $15.50 per ion
off car. Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. 631.
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Dance all evening for
Hill. Dance- till
Mm TnJwbrlditT . Jloine
Mm. lOvei'ett Trowbridge re.turn
iU. from Portland this fmeioon by
train. -She bad apent several days
in 1he norUiern city.
;.Dnc nt JaclCMonvltle every Sat.
nLKht, l till 3. 318
To, Appear In Court
.J. -. Parker arretted by State
, Triiffic CalUl' C P. Talent, was
.to. .appear. In. the .local Justice court
today on a charge of operating un
. auto .with Mvttehed license plates.
T. 'A.- Schell ,.pf Kuveka, Cal.. ar
i cited . by the siunu offlcur on a
Mlmllar charge, .was atao to appear
Jn cuurl. today.
needs
a. syn.
Ladles. If your wardrobe
fiomg uver to finish out the ,
iVftll the Fashion Shop. H.'4
.ford 'Pli one 11H1.
IjcavcH for l.os AukcIch
Mr"- O lite Chapin of ji(.rand
left thlj inorning for Los Angeles
and' other . soutliern pities; after
hving spent tho pn.st ViH'k tn Mod
ford with her brother,1!-:. D. IMrch-flctd.
- Plowing dono by the day or acre.
ItMaonablc. Uwx M. F.. caio Trl
oune. 319
.4t(ftiul M'l vlii's In Jiotly
- Members of the Medford 1U
, bckah lodge are to meet at the 1.
V. K. lodge hall tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock to attend funeral
Jrervicca of John. L. Demmer In a
sroup. according to an announce
mont .today 'by Mrs. Oloiin Laidley,
noble grand.
5c. Cold
SIS
Tiitfflc Ol'lleer VJslis
Tliotna Sheridan, ,-tatc traffic
officer on duty Jn Hie Ciranis Pass
section, wns In Medford today con
ferring wit h officers In this d'v
trli.'l. Officer .Sheridan recent ly
b r o u g h t ,aboul tlie capture in
Grunt Pass of .an alleged check
forger and auto thief wanted in
Los Angeles. While primarily ar
rested for auto theft, developments
revealed the prisoner had several
forgery charge facing him In Cali
fornia. He Is still Imprisoned in
O runts Paft but- Is expected to he
taken south next week.
Slum wait of Oakland. Jack L'a.Mnr.
A. F. Porter, Mr. and Mix. H. L.
Keed and M. Stewart of an Fran
cisco were reyintei'ed at Medford
hotels from California. F. L. S't,,
IC. C Fisher. F. W. Culphts. V. L.
Srholes and .Mr. and Mrs. F. H.
Done.- were i egif tcn-d fruill Los
Angeles.
Circulation Managers Teach :
Industry, Courtesy, Sales-
manshp Boys Bright in Agreement On Drought Re
School.
IRE
audience of' more than 2,000 was
narrowly -averted when an explos
ion in a' power main in front of t-he
Orpheum theater shook the build
ing late last night.
Ho terrific was the force of the
blast that several persons standing
in front ot the theater were lifted
into the air and others were hurled
: against store windows. A portion
(of the street was lorn up aud win-
tlowj smashed. -
:' Tho- seriously injured were:
George , Delly 110, laxicab driver,
fractured 1 skull" VU6' Vittillo. 25,
actor, -serious burns and lacera
tions; Hetty Deter. 12; burns on
face and body - Karl William O'Dell.
2-7, ' negro chauffeur, burns; T. P.
'Swing, salesman, burns.
j ' Brilliant Throng
t A brilliant first night audience.
i augmented by A ho .presence of more
than 100 motion picture players,
packed the theater for the first
showing of Cimarron, a picture
featuring Kichard Dix. .Many film
guards.
The Girls' Athletic association's j
booth was awarded Mist prize last i
evening by the judges, a check tor!
. The senior class won second j
prize, a $2 check with their Cry-!
stal Palace, and the Latin club's i
fortune telling booth as given j
third prize, a check for $L
Judges for the booths were -Mrs. j
I-ouis t'lrich. Mrs. D. G. Ty.ee.'
and Mrs. C. B. McMuth.
The car entered in the parade !
bv tho Junior class in which Miss!
ir i- ... . .
iiuiumeit roue was uu anion nrsi j i;;ljit.,. cjy
prize of $:i in Hie best decorated j :t-niari-U :
chiN8. Second prize was awarded ,
to the glee club group which pre- j ij,.11V(M-'
sented the minstrel show. The j . x!.,!
second prize was SL.'iO. Kiev iio
iioooiaoie meniioii as given
the Dramatic cluli float and the;
Girls' League advertising the fish
pond. Judges were John C. Mann, t
Miss Isobel Willsie and W. F. I
Isaacs. t
A number of cle'er shows were'
Sunset today, 5:3:1 p. in.
Sunrise Sunday. 7 : 1 (i a. i
Sunset -Sunday, 5:35. p. ri
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
-d i Ft
MO M ft
CITY ?R ?
ICarlicst
reasonable
M illn, ore
or ah
price.
set-d potatoes at
It. U. ,.Iackman.
3L'5
Acii'pU'd a Position
;eorge Limiwbnry hay accepted
a pcttlnn with the Colonial liak
ery and began duties there several
days ago.
Dance at Jacksonville every Sat.
night, a till .!.: 31S
,1'oi-tralls of distiii'-tiou. ;'P h e
Pea-leyH, opji. Holly ,Tlioater. tf
Kxpected Back Monday
..The Misses . Tlmliua and ltha
llcartl and Jean FlUgihhon are e x
pected to return Monday from San
Francisco, .where they have been
spending the past several days.
Dance at JiutuovMile every Snt.
night, i till 318
Plane. Pouches I'h'epi-oof
Kxpress planes flying on the
Port land -Seattle -Wan Diego airway
and .on the Oakland-Chicago air
way, over which planes of the Boe
ing system fly both day and night,
are now equipped with fireproof
pouchct' for parcels. The pouches
uJe made of asbestos and were
adopted after thorough test by air
express and airmail authorities.
For grade .A iaw milk, call finii,
Cumpbt'tl Dairy. Two deliveries
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STORY 1
(Continued from Pag 1)
PHILADELPHIA. To fit
nearly Sihi.ouu news!oys of today
lo become business men of tomor
row if the aim of the Ini"rnational
Circulation Mnaers' asociation.
The buv.n are lieing taught in
dustry, courtesy and salesmanship,
while members of the as.vociatiun
keeji a close watch on their health
scholastic standing and
wolfai". -
In i:U!t more thirn 7. 'tint I.oysi
umli-r I he age uf IS were "Jelling
and delivering new.npupers 'in the)
I'p.Ited States. Most of them were
schoolboy
work an
a half a d-iy
Mcmiters of the cij-.-ul itio'n mnn
agerc organi?ition have iVHopted
a resoHuion pleduing co-oim1
with health authorities itui
of the closing arguments by both I P-"cnts In glvimr' the' h.w.iMy ad-
vaiii'iKcs in nea an ami nuwiuvw
Ira niug over youths who liave no
WASHINGTON, . Fell. 7- -(Pi
Prospects for avoiding a special
genernl. nessiun of congress were better to
day than at any time In weeks.
An agreement was reached late
yesterday on relief legislation;
satisfactory to all major groups .In
engaged in outdoor! both senate, and house and repre-
iverage of an hour and s0lU,.(i nM hearing the approval of
President Hoover. This snapped
the tension in congress, cleared the
major obstacle from the path of
lege filiform l-aw-;;
Commis.-'tonc:! in uniform state
laws have suggested a uniform
state child labor act that -would
nut the newsboy in a class fiy him
self. '
..For grade A raw milk, call 5lM.
Campbell , Dairy. Two deliveries.
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yelling jler parents,
Mr.s. Frank Waggoner is spend
ing several day In Wcwt ltoseburg
aa the house guest there of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Gihbs.
Gold Hill
3 IS
Mrs. Itb-Uert hi Port bind
Mrs. J. D. Ilickcrt left yc-dci'day
morn 1 uk for Pui'tland where she
wll visit .Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Per
kins She plan- to return to Med
ford about the middle of the week.
Dance at Jacksonville every Sat.
i night, 9 till 2. , 31 S
Donco till L':0W for 75
Saturday night.
v lUuk fmin Poiiluml
Mrs. Clyde Hanson of Central
Pulnt-haft- returned from- Portland
where he had been . with her
ulAurhter Hetty, who Is recovering
vttmn nn opemtlon. '
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Civil Action Filed
Christian' (.; raves and Kily.alH'th
(imves filed suit '.n circuit court
today auahiHt II. C. Grave- and Mac
Graves lor the foreclosure of a
real estatti contract amounting t
P
t inoii
ord was, over
cent, while the peiVentage
other hiys was S5.S.
Our new .tud o !.; oiposite new
Holly theater. The Pea.dcys. - tf'
i our
Kiddies
tlcwrvc the finest brcod
mony can buy. Skimp
on any thing but the
vital part of every meal,
"good wholesome
,brcad.M
vnt
Oregoniay (iuols -,
Ouesiit Mytlfoid hotels reJs
tered from cities in Oregon outside
'iif Portland include F. F, Prices
H. It. Price und Paul Maria of
Corvatlls. Thetina (iaylord of Ore
gon City, Mr. uiul Mrs. M. U.
Mathew of The Dalles, Mr. and
Mis. Lowell Smith of llrookim,.
Jamctt P.. Itiirm tl and J. M. liurt of
S.ilem. C, K. Pollock and Mr. and
Mrs, A. H. Wagner of Klamath
Falls. i(nd the following from Eu
gene: K. . Heydcnburk, tJertrude
L. Skow. K. J. Jones. F. P. Knight
and 7.. N. Aver. I
Dry fir dabs $5. no per Usui.
Fuel Co.. Tel 631.
Med
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Mrs. Mil hi Ity
Mrs. Nellie Ellis was a visitor in
Medford today from Ashtand. jthe
was j-hoppiny anj utTenditin to
iHisine-s matters while here.
aiiles.
At tin noi'iiiiiL: of court till
, , , . ...... ,... I.- i. Kciiv gular .'o tivhv 'in lcl.-urc Hour
will make the final pica for the
defense. District Attorney George t
A. Codding will close for the stale.
Hcstnt .Appellation
Deputy Nellsen, during his nd- I
dress, was interrupted by a tletense
objection when he referred lo the
defendant as "a murderer."
The life story of Klngsley was
assailed by the state, which con
tended that he ' had as good a
chance as many who never resort-
ed to crime." Neilsen cited that
Klngsley, by his own statements
had shown . he h id earned good
wa ges, a n d a I w a ys quit for u n
stable reasons.
The reformatory record of the
defendant wasalHo reviewed.
Neilsen declined that "King-dey
has shown himself to be a cool
and daring thuu. who figured
ahead Just what lie was goiiiK to i J;un -.ta : ceniaue
do."
Attorney Knrlght in bis plea for
the ilefensc. said Sinn Prescolt
was a friend of mine, and I knew
him well. He was about 14 years
of nge the wi me age us the de
fendant. IhUh were impetuous.''
Prcsott Too Young
"lf then? is any orlttcism to
make of Sam Prescott. it was his
inexperience. This trngedy illus
trates the folly of placing youth In ,
iii.llci nosttioiis. An officer of
mature years would have handleil J
the Hliuutiou with !us impetuosity
and tliere would hae been no
killing."
Attorney ihuight aitackeil the
state's theory that Kinsley had
followed Prescott untl "stooped
over to ftre another bullet lino his
body as he lay face down on the
pavement. "No witness." said
Knrlght. "has testified to this, mid
the testimony of Karl Kemington,
chance companion of the del en
OUMl. SI1UMI UIHl III' -
- .t Unit I "-
far."
. Attorney Lnrtght said, "Tin-
state has declared thai it wants to
he fair, yet the deputy district at
torney admits heroic you. mat nv , FAItMKKS CAN T PAY ULNT:
has n deep bitterness in his heart I SOWN LAN PS A HAN DON KD
Court balltftti eloped tho doors to , - CAIilO. Kgyptn teu
ration i ,j,0 noccssary nppropriatiim bills
boys' i .,,.. t.M ... ,,., nstaldishmont of a
new cooperation. between regular
republicans- and democrats in the
senate, in the interest of a peace
ful solution of remaining contro
Agree on Stilkstltute '
Conferees of the senate
house decided to complete, formal
ly this afternoon the agreement on
a substitute for the S:I5.WHUK0 ap-
noon showed that gross profits
from Hie celebration were nearly-
one thnnts.nifl dnllnro I ' -
Dancing was enjoyed from 10:30 !
to ll::!tL with music hv FmiiklUilli
Giahani and his six . 'Graham I XVinn H -
crackers,
w. J
LEGISLATORS- HEAR m
UUUU ;UrtUJ1U,UUf1!L;
Their sui;esllon provid'-s tha t pvoprlatlon to the Hnd Cross
hoys under II! who worli a( I'troel' ' Whleh was the principal bone of
trades mast comllly ' wltlw i leyal contention.
weliool reiiiilrements. must obtain The new plan calls for appro
a permit and wear a badael p,.utlon of an additionul $20.llu0,-
It would exempt, however, the ntMI ,10U!.-ht loan to be uvuilable
ne .vb.A.-; In line with the flreula- f,,,. "ai;iicullural rchahllltaliou
lien men's belief t!i;(l the news- i whether farmers could borrow
paper l.oy should not be cotisld-1 fn)n, t to buy roods was not clear
er",! as eni:-iKed in a -street trade. '-ly stated, and the final decision
To determine whether newspa-1 oillil be left to the secretary of
per .-ellliiK was detrimental to agriculture. Senate lenders be
seholaslic standim; of boys in -I'll 11- ' uvecl the lauituac broad enough,
adelphla. a .survey of 1-1 elementary . Senator Uobinson of Arkansas, the
school-s was made. J democrat chief said he believed
Anions the newsboys the promo- food loans " will be made." Senu-
ttars were on the stnse tnnkins ! Presented by various organization.
'imrunil imnn.,.. u,l thsl"'l " clltt'K-UU mailf tills fOre-
liet and Near SOlUtlOn 01 ; screen anil stajte attractions were
drawing lo a close when the roar
Veteran Pay PrODlem EX- i 01 the explosion was heard and its
, . , 1 shock felt in the theater.
OeCted tO Speed GriSt OT i Alter Fred -Xllilo. film director
n.i,l n)l,n. lefrn P..M- r.in
Final Legislation, nltcmpta at quieting the audience
at its first symptom.-, of panic.
Robert McWndo, veteran stage and
screen actor, averted what gave
Indications of being a fatal rush
for the cxlln by making a humor
ous, arresting announcement.
Jest Halts Panic
"Don't get excited, folks." cried
McWadc. "That noise was Just
part of the celebration in my
honor."
The audience grew calm, a laugh,
ran through -ft. llic fchow goers re
turned to their seats, to file out in
an orderly ' Uuinner a .short time
later, when squads of police nnd
iirenicn took charge of the Bittiai
Hon. Welk's tuxirab parked in
front, of tho tlienler mid hearing a
pasjsenger was hurled high into
the air, to hurtle down Into a
throng of ppnions at the entrance
to the show house. ,
The blast was due to accumula-
I j lion of gas in the power main, ac:
II. E. Walker, member of the Fire
Prevention bureau ntlendini; the
performance.
The cars of- several motion pie;
ture luminaries, . including Dix,
Mack -Sennelt and Constance; Ben
nett were parlted near the taxicrth
that bore the brunt of the explos
ion. They-were slightly damaged, j
Helena .. ..
I. us Anu-eles
Marshficld
IMicenlx
rorlland .-.
Red Illn 17 .
l:oeburt;
Salt Lake ...
Si'n Krnnci
Santa Ke ...
Seattle
Walla
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S.M.K.M.; Feb. 7 lPi Announce.;
nent. wa- made in the senate that;
Samrcl 1111'. nationally kiuiwni
ood roails advoi ate. will address , .
a joint session ol the senate and',
iii. nouse 01 represeniatives .icn
duy, night at s o'clock in 'the hall!
of represciitaUvi s. His subject
will be." good roads.1 tlovein'ol'
Speciiil follllli ii illicit Ion.
.Medford Lodge No. 1 its. A
K. & A. .M Kllllday, Fel..
sill. 2 p. in., nt .lodge hall
for the purpose of attend-
inn and eoliduetlng funeral of lt:o
John 1.. Iletnnier. You are ur-.-eil
to be p resent. H. I.. I.KN'OX.
C. M. IIOFSTOX, Secy. IV. M
XTAMPKIt MA' SIIIIUI
a special price for February
--3.no redu.-tion on any .-vizi
pholo in ItU sludio. tnclud ng un,'
Sxlu portrait In a nice easel v.-:th
eacli dozen. 32 X. 'Centr.il.' 3l7lf:
Melei- will Vittend.
Classified adverltslnlr Ketw resiill,.
Fox West Coast Iheatres
i
GROWERS DISCUSS
! iwcrpT nnwToni ;
With gratifying attendance from
all parts of the valley the annual
meeting of the fruitgrowers undor
auspices of the horticultural de
partment of the county agent's of
fice was held this afternoon In the
Hotel Medford. for discussion ot
insect control.- -r -
The meeting beiian at ::m. m.
Not onlv was there a discussion of
new spiay materials, and new tind
I lugs in general pest control, hut ;
j piopresH was made in-potting or-i
on some definite spray
i program for the valley.
The principal speaker was I.. G.
i Gertcn of Coivallis. entinudogist
j of the Oregon Experiment station.
tor Watson or Indiana, tne repuou
can leader pointed out:
' "You cannot rehabilitate farms
with dead farmers.'
Avoid Dole Idea
(in the house side. Republican
Leader Tilsoii said the plan "gets
away from all ideas of a gratuity,
or a dole, or charity because every
dollar advanced on the loans will
be secure." i
jl Disposition of several of tbcj
appropriation measures w n i c o
have been held unpassed In' the
relief deadlock was anticipated for
next week. A source or trouble,
however, still rests in the plans
for aiding' veterans but there, too.
signs of an agreement appeared.
The senate finance committee
was to consider the subject again
today but the republican members
wished to nice Jurisdiction to the
house under Its prerogatives in re
gard to revenue legislation.
Action on Yet Pay
Chairman llawlcy of the house
and means committee, said
An interesting local sidelight on
the oNpUvion in front of the Oi'r
phcum theater in Los Anseles last
night was the fact that many Med
ioid radio listeners had heard a
broadcast over the United network,
through station KM Kb, carrying
greetings irom many screen eele
billies as they passed through tho
foyer to, nttend lb.c , premiere of
ciinarrui). TJie blunt aiiparontly oc
curred considerably after .the broad
cast discontinued at ft p. m.
v ;-'- I
Claiming he sustained permn-l
nent injuries in an auto crash laM J
.Time ItfKSbr- IVlfrev filed- stilt In-
circuit court yesterday against the
Cold Seal Creamery for $J.000.
The plaintiff claims a truck owned
by the defendant and driven by
Lee Smith, crashed Into n machine
of which she was an occupant, on
the" Paetf 0 highway hear Central
4uiul. She place the burde.n of
the blame for, the accident op the
driver f the. truck.
his group would give the subject
final consideration next Tuesday.
and enactment within ten days of
a bill to Increase veterans' Mans
against compensation certificates
with a Siinn.uOH.oon appropriation
was predicted hy a ranking repub
lican member of the group. It.ich-
Injurach of New Jersey.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY X
the courtroom, when' the room wXiJaome district of b'gypt peasants j A democratic bid for harmony
Prill Sheet Metal Work? doe"
expert repairing, fender and nuto
body repilrlm;. tf
comfortably filled this morning,
and the packed crowds of the twit
previous day weiv ahsi-nl.
havp left land almndy sown be
cause they can't raise the tent.
In Menufia province alone, .4000
seizures have heeii made for farm
rent, and extremely low prices
have been current at auctions. A 1
-Ends TON ITE
. John Mack Brown in
"THE GREAT MEADOW"
Our Gang Comedy
Continuous Shows
Sun. 2:00 to 11
mil M H-lr- i
b., .aij.iui!.t,.i.wa
Last Times TONITE
BOB STEELE in
"THE SUNRISE TRAIL'
Plus
"The Indians. Are .Coming".
.Chester Conklin in
"Sky Sciappers"
Coming SUNDAY
Continuous 2:00 to II p. m.
Tom Moore
Lola Lane in
"THE C0STELLO CASE'
van made last night ty Senator j KOH SAI.K Four llurses
;
Six car,- of cement rolled fnun
the local yardn. Friday. Thai Is a
lot of remciit. it seems, hul thcr'
stnmUl be that many roll away;
every day in order to brunt the 1 Klnd Siect
loviil factory wiiliin rloso range of t-ittlc Applegu
their capacitx output and thus In
line for our c ly a stiHtdy pu:o!l
of nearly IUM mvti nd the com
pnny prod is i-nuugh to make the
imirueiunt mitt v;tn-Mitti nec
ew,ry to suvefjtul oiMT.Uion.
Cold Milt News
manag
Mm, ni;
Caraway of At kansis, who. in a
speech over a local radio station,
apologired "if 1 have said anything
unkind'1 about President Hoover.
The ,.oCu too. relief loan com-
j camel normally worth ?K.o mild i promise was assailed today by
for $43. a cow valued at i.'Oti j i: proentaliv.- ljiCUmniia. repub-
bruuu-ht V2 and an ass ,n!y SI. j he. in. New York. . lie termed it
I Silver rupees, hoarded since the i 'Vt oliomlc. illy Impossible, politi-
ii wiir. are appearing in the market, j cully disastruus. morally insincere
i indicating the peasants h a v e 1 jiu practically ineffective.
reached their finnl retoutees. The I - -
, market alo Is full of second-hand I Mt'rger Apiunncd.
: te. th-i . ST. t.Ol'IS. Feb. ;.-,-! 'to-
omp:in).( m mwd mercer ..f the Standard Oil
FOI! SAL.1-; Light car. good con-j
flit. on. new j'uldu-r. .Cheap for , A
cash. So. Holly. 3iyl
-. k-r. - lll'.IJI. Wtt .I-HLIV
tracts just outside city limits or If
will sell all 14 ' acre. Illlm
M vi t-s. ox 23:', Central oint. J!
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itrape. I
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Schv rmerhorn. 121 Xo.
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IlKlll trailers.-1 Oil Sv.-Holly. -3J(ir
I. line suU'luir. oil nuay. ai.-en-ate
of bsid; September payment.
I'hoiie ;. Medford Fruit Co.
Inc. Ill-
Is nunie.l d.-telul uu in pelll:en to: . I'ome INislMirt v 1 .-.oiiimiiv of New York nnd the
an Injunction f.U.l .ualr.-t him In ATHF.NS. Fob. ?. Foi ed Vacuum Oil company was ap
c reult , . ..un ,-.-lenl.v F.'a ilk . p.sporl. have be-'oine ,, naiuer j ti ved in a decision ben- t.nl.iy by
I'ameMin. IMU. lln. k and J .1 . A ru IU : ,,,, thai the ni llll-l ry of foreign ith judge .r the l'lille.1 States
III , .. line, to. n willl miiiies "I'eia - d'Mj,- has warned emigrant tui'- r. nit conn or appeals.
nous in .un v , , ,U, i nit.,1 stales that American
Th, lllainllfrs ilail.l llley ale ,.,,, ,,,c.ni; s.lllelucd llle lu.ld-
juini o nets in n Iniu.nn.n ditch;,,, ( 5U,., document lo e vests
...MlMruclcl in ISV. ,,n,l used lo ' ,mr lsonnicnt . In be follow c I Ivv
"" .l. oi latum.
will' ;
flotiD Newtown. ..He and 7-;c
llring lioxci.. F. A. Hcnspeter.
Jacksonville. Vhone 1!'6. 324
Fi..S.M.E Hollywood-Hans M;
nif. i.im for J. u lanusvtj
..,, it- a j
FOI! it FNT S 2 7. .'.11, water p'ald.;l
t.ige. and clean, close in p.tvc lM
pilre 1;' Cot-
Mre.-I. icarai;e. inipilr.
Inge.
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LOST -l. lirow n puie conta.ding
ruiiYnvy. Itetutn to Tnbum r
Fhene lt-l.1.. Rewanl 319
h Tiii.tle their i.iiuls Tli.y ,
waste walrr from tilt- mine
i villi Hie dllv Ii
Cla'tlfled ntlvertlsing gets re jujr
lHIv.
VI tvl.l Feiows ate riu".led to
meet .ii the hall at 2 o'clock Sun
day, to attend the funerHl of lire.
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31"- Sscy,
Fdlt SAI.K Feeder piirs. u nl.-
north liear creek brldvte. Central
Point w J. tiehhard 320 :
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nishe.l ap.lrtmeni. t;. Hnven
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Pear Xrees
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