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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO Iocal and . Personal llWlcirutlmiH Total Mill ..The number of unenmloytxl who reglmei.cl at the city hcIhhiJ huiiit- I intcndcnf office for wniK on im twa new i'hool - lililltlins had reached 310 today noon. KeKis- j truttona will lie received until on-, Htruction work marts Supt. II. Iledrick announced. i I Mr, Ilarkor Improved , Cl.Ty Barker; who. recently un derwent an operation for tfoltcr, i reported to ho Kt'ttiiiR nlonR nicely in -tho -Portland hospital, where he is oonvaloHciiiK. Ien( lt.fi Mret Tiiil(rlit The Medford Denial Study cluli will meet thls.evenini: at the homej of 'Dr. F. II. Johnson. The paper j for the evening Is on the nubjeet of inorganic loooMiuim uou muoi-i.m metabolism, and will be read liy Dr.' II. K. Mlllott. i Dr. VnnValxah will lead the dlfcusslon. Tim dent ist meet ono evenlnK each month at the home of n member of the club. :- ! Wanda I.ou Armour, noted as troloKlst, has returned on limited onRnfremont by reflet. Mrs. Ar mour may he consulted for horos cope readinu by'enllinn at 301 H. Central Phono T2. 321 Three Uhlaia iuet .MB. and Mis., V. 4 I'usch of Ht. Loul! and. 11. JI. Ueed of Chicaljo were tho only uest from distant cities rcgVaron today at local ho tels. : . ' . . Burn heavy rough nnd smooth blocks: they iat Innccr. .Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. If Mayor OuL f l lty ' Mayor IC- M. Wilson left this mornine for flranls Pnss. whi're ho is entraced in amlitlnK the hooks nt"' th Josephine- county courthouse.- nnd espeots to return home Thursday eVenlwr. .Earliest. of All okI potatoen at reasonable price. II. It. Jarkmnn. Malin, One. SI j ilxiilie from llouUl's Trip 1W. Kershaw arrive' home yes torday from an absenco of a month spent In attending the special head ciunp session of tho Woodmen of tho W'orlil, nml-- then louring to southwestern points. Phono, r.42, We'll haul away your refiwo. City Snnlt.iry .rvlee. l'37tf To Visit In-Ashliiiul I Mr. Gene Howard left by train this forenoon for Ornnts Paw, fthe Ulanned to motor to AMhland with her mother, "Mri, 'Mary Letchen of Orantir PnR; where they will spend ' eveml days as guests of Mrs.' Henry Norton?' ' ,PcowJnt that rimnrtnosH with a.;o, n o m I h o h h I b I e, Ktholwyn H. Hoffmann is now hi) owing (lrense-'i In nowejt printu for 10.00, to '12.1.00. Wntoh one dtplu-y windows for authentic styles. 11 r -i i t 323 IVuio ftOItL JIOKlllOi, .Hr Hi-ry Potlot has hoen re moved to her horno from tho Sno red Heart- hospital and is roported to- be geltvlnx' alcing nicely. Ller diiw;htor i In tJiU tity from Ytoka, . Col.,, to he with liar. -Brill Sheet iM.etnl. Works does xje.rt .repalrlntf, feud'r nnd nuto hnUy.roprtirlnK. tf fiwklnff a nivorro . Crurl nnd Inhuman treatment U glyen as the- grounds for n dvorcu notion filed in circuit court today by-KlhKin-nh Unrper ngalnut Jnmos liurger' They were married Hep temper, 1D02, In Oklahomn. The children born to them are now all of arro. " L ! Lftdics, it your wardrobe need ffoinfi over to finish out the neaAon, caH :tho Fashion Shop, 424 Med ford Bids., d'hono U8l. tf Uevflr ud IitisUioiv , The lint of bus! new caller In Mvdfond - today Inolude Hoy Mer riman of Prospect and it, K. An drew ot Central Point. Kryjjtalglow. kodak glos sup reme, TJip. Peasley's, opp, Holly tlwater. tf Efnr lri TpluuHtU)ii Little improvement in egg prices is In prospect befove Augujit, ac cording to IT. E. Cohy, Oregon fStnto college 'exti'nslon specialist who spok ieocntly beforo tho an nual poultr school at Hon clung. Thara nrfl not' too many eggs, nald Cosby, but there are ton few buy ers. Foreign nations are produc ing eggs of bettor qunlltv, thereby undermining fjnolgn sales, noeount ing' for the apparent overproduc tion; - . . t Wednesday candy special "Frehi creamy walnut log, 40o lb, Th Crest, K. Central. 321 luMor' Witv ItitMiks Arm Mm. Sidney E. Harris, wife f the Ptxjbyterinn minister nt Honue Hiver, fell Hundny, fracturing her loft arm. and Is spending a few days In the Jncphine general hos pital nt Grant Pass. Vortraita of distinction. The Peufcleyft, opp. Holly Theater, tf Herein (.ucmin Here Mr. and Mrs, U. E. MeKlhnse of Oronts Pass, formerly of this city, spent Sunday In this city as guestn of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Muish. . Ctah'fl best ronl JlS.IiO per ton off car. Med. Fuel Co,, Tot. S1, jm Ir. Emmrns Leaver Today r. J. J. Eninviis plmi to leave th k eveulnu fur Huutniv wh.n.. b will snend neve nil rlnv. vl.ito... hi - fon Tom. who Is a juud-wit nt the Cnlversltv of Oregon. 11. will n- turn to Medford Friday noon. Lima AiilpHnr. olj. sprayk aen nt of lead;; Nptmb(.r payment. Phone , fiC. . Medlonl Kiuit Co., 3"cj li Civil Anion Fllttl Sjx-iil Sniiiluv tilth Parent The Smith Watklns company: Mr. mid Mr. Kluyrt ParnonH flU'd utit in, circuit court today I njfi-nt undoy Jn flrum Pta vlJl aain.st V'hnrl'rj Cumnheli for the inn Mrt. iMrxnnV pnri'iiu. Air. and sum nt 0 7 . 3 0 H.iimcl to Lr din- for ttupiilioH. 'hii rif(u I'oiiUK Orcuoniiin n-glstcrrd at Mod- ford hntfl. from other point tiinn .ollinrt include Oeo. J. Stownnj "' return to hi home at fen un(1 K lian of Eu(ene. Kiedj"'al I'olnt. A- c,tt ot Hoaehum and flun. Is. si!lcll. K. B. Henry and Hihm oi,.n haln of Klamath r'alla. .-r erade A raw milk, call B!i9, Cntnliholl Dairy. Two deliveries, tf ThI lteWriud Stolen I The Tucker brother reported to the police today that a Mipply nf toulK wh .stolen from their ntor:mc plaeo on Cornlnn Court during the pat week. No cIuoh wer left hehlnd. Fnr Kr:u0 A mW milk, enll .IM. Campbell Dairy. Two deliveries, tf Homesick, for Medfortl j John U'nawe. Meiiford aviator, Is anxious to return to tins city irom Oakland. Cnl., but will probably not bo alilo to make his arrival for another two weeks when repair wor kon his cabin airplane Is com pleted, according to reports hrouaht to tho city from San Krancisco. He recently crashed with hi plane while atlempttni; to make on enierveney flight from M-dford to DiiIIiih, T.. caiKlne damat'e ex ceedinu everal hundred ilollars. The crush occurred near KlnKinan. Arizona, wllh Jay Hanibriek and Leonard Mall. o,n oi Aieoio o. in the ship. No one wa Injured. Dry fir slabs $'..00 per load. Med. Fuel f'o..el. Ml. tf I A-hllillcl Vets Attend Commander fluy Applewhite and several members of Ashland. Post No. 14 were among tho out-of-town iniostH at the big I-eglon "smoker" held here last night. Smart spring hats l.4!l to tT.SII. The Kmmy Lou Kat Jhoope in the M. M. Store. 327 Arrival fnmi I'oriluuil S. I. l.tievetiOort: of the Ed i ton Lump w.irk arrived md.iy from 'orCand on a jhoit buincv trijt. I! r o k e n windows replazed by Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 230tf Eiikfn In IMrllniMl C. S. Ealdn was not in his home City qf Me!ford during the week end, fpendini; It In the elates laig- !H. c1ly. The ICaltin autograph was left at the New lle.ithman ho tel. The Oregon!. 'in. New spring style hoe-i nnl ix fordn, v'ry special, ii'i.'jri to $5.11 .1. millinery fl.DN to $!..ri0. Tho Hand Hex and Hhoe flux, E. tlth. 327 Mi'. AhlMilt Ku Koiile Noitli I.eitH AbboH, advffrtising , agent for the Houthern pacific company. with hnadejuarturs in Portland, was In Medford for a hort time thlrt fninoon befnroi jurneylng on to Portland. Mr. Abbott, who for merly resided in Ashland, Is In route north from Sun Francisco. Gun new studio In opposite new Holly thouter. The Peiodoys, if Prom Stale MetrOMH Among guests regUterod at local hotels from Portland am O. R Hin, C. V. Spencer, June f). Lytic. Josephine Koiten, Mr. X. Luke, Mrs. H. Hromberger, Mr. nnd Mrs. V. I). Lander. Earl E. Shreves, Mi. and Mrn. J. C Perry. E. C. Itendeen, J. Itedfern, George Johnson, C. H. Goodyear. Mr. and Mrs. J. Tlppeny, Prank Parker, E. W. Saxe. It. C. Earringtnn, It. M, Lunghrey, C- L Cirogoo-. W. H. Morse. C. L. Weaver. Hal O. Mur- an, I. W. .letter and P. Z. .len til ng.-. VI-Um Mother Here ' Dorothy carmen of Hood Elver Is In Medford visiting her mother. Mr. H, J. Carmen. Hiistainetl InJurlM , Heniioth Hwenson sustained nrln or injuries yesurday when struck by a car driven by Maryan Jarmln on East Mttln stivet. Swenon was riding a bicycle on n service sta tion driveway when the necldent occurred. Ilark fi-.nn Washington Mr. anil Mr.4. flnivnce Evans and Mrs. Charles Whitloek return ed Sunday from a trip of IftdnyH to Seattle and other Washington points. In Seattle Mr. Evans at tended a muster P.rown shoe deal ers' convention, featured with op timism, and with other member. of his party vbutcd relative a day or two in llremerton. They found weather conditions Ideal during the entire trip, which was made by motor. Week End Visitor C la re nop Wen ve r o f Po ft la n d . representing the W e s t I n g house house Electric company, was week eml vieltor in Medford, Llrenso lo Mrs. Weaver Mrs. Minnie Weaver was In Mod ford today from the Gold Hill sec tion to obtain a license for the family bulldog and was ore of sev ernl in the county clerk's office to day obtaining IIimmim's, They in cluded Uot.ort HmWon of Medford and Clarence Ma then and Dorothy Matties of Ttiient. Miss Snider l Visitor Miss Mary Snider, who Is a stu dent at the Cniverlty of Oregon. ."Pent the week end in this city with her mother, Mrs. Maud Snider, SIN' nd lug Today In Itucli Mr. and Mis. Will Hansen are .spending today in the Kuch com munity visiting the Throekmartln ! family. ItcproM'-ut Iteiir sum lltttel v-uents from Caliloi nin teg- ( . Ittei i-d at local holi-ls Include t.; ill. MtH'tit. br.n nf Ml. Shasta. Geo. Sam on of Iteddlm:. X. N. .tohisn and Loreit E Lake of Oakland. tr. Ev.Hitin X. PcrciXiil and X. F. LiSchall of lxs Angeles, nnd ihe rdloning from Sin Frunci.-oo: Mr. and Mrs. Lowell K, prownv. J. P. McDonald. Gten M. Hadley and F, l. Hacon. BEDFORD MAlf, Mm L. K. MilledKo. I.cnvim Hospital J. S. Uoariluiuu. who haM been rt'foiviiiK treatment for an injured eye. huM left the hottpital in till I IrosMfUnt At Smoker ( Commander J. K. Orlovc of the. j SprtlHh-AunM'ic:in win vetornnH and two of hit honchmen were ntnontr thf ex-wrvlce men from 1 rrospect who took in the mno k i or" stated by Alcd ford post at the Armory laHt night. jLli! The main feature of tho pro- . Kram was an Interesting debatt? NEW YORK, l''o,h. 10 (p To- by the Medford high school do ilay it Is Mine. SlaYie Jeriiza. prima ! hatlns team who were presented tloana and (food Samaritan lo the i 'y ,'nt'lr n kn,ow" coh- l"'"'h Htilikeii. As the cuiiain droiiped on tho firm net of "lloceacclo" ul the Metropolitan opera house last nlKht. a ballet Kill, Dolly Surtorl, fainted in the tirrns or a chorus, man. He carried her to a dressing room opposite that of the atax. Jerltza rushed In a minute later, picked up th unconscious r1i ami traiisloirod her lo her own quar tera. She brushed aside, all usslst- llni.0 all(J hlLitlmi mks Afl oil's face wilh ,.ullllhor lin,j Knc ,.cviv,M. ' I'OlITI.ANli. Ore.. Feb. 1 0. itV) Seeking to rrvoke the will of her Jfaihop. the late Thonn Henry , ;.(w:iid. furniture dealer. Mrs. M.iriha Virclnia Edwards E:ule. be.ttKy ronte.i winner, testified late yesterday in support of her pb-rt that undue influeneo w:u Ox ei'eised by Mrs. Edwards Longo. sifter of l-Mwards. when he drew his will. Mrs. Earie was loft $100 of the hair-million dollar estate, although A. G. Sii'beris. an executor of the opiate, testlfird provision for a lru.-t fund of S4oa n month for lite had been made for the girl 1y her father. IIKKLIX. Keh. 10-(P) Xntional Kociallsl members of the reiohslag, follower (,f the fascist leader. Adolf Hitler, today resigned their vb c prosldeney of Urn hotly and ul commit, eo clialrinunshfps which they held. This action wan announced u few moments alter tho national social ists and nat InniiliKtH hud marched out or the, chamber at the begin ning ot Foreign .Minister CurtiUH' speech of foreign olicy. Thev announced they would not return until some importune vole UonmnMl thoir presence hut some uf them drifted hack utter a short ubsonce. (ItiporUd fey- iKbon Cwtnt Ataitract Ch ;.,. SikUi Stmt mhI Central AirmM. , v. Marriage. Llcohsea Wllford K. .lotur uml Mury Susan Norris. j Keunutli DeWitt Powell nud I Adoleue Vaiios.se. ! lKm Morrill and Virginia Cooks-! ley. Cunrlos T. Ilogorly itud Vernlo I. KliiHcy. ayno Edwin Wakeliuld mid Isoleo Hiowii.. Myron C. Ilrookiiehl and Madollne IlllNIC. Kobert Duvld Muhar uml Orru Frances Kobertsou. Circuit Court ClirUtiim II. Christner and Eli zabeth Christtjer vs. 11. C. Graves uml Mao A. Graves to recover per sonal property. William Horace Vonnhle, deceas ed, estutc admitted to probate. IIomsIo Pelfrey v.s. Gold Sent Creamery company; dumaj-TOH. Chrlstlat) 1.1. Chrisltier at ttl vs. II. C. Graves, Mac A. Graves; for closure ul' contract and lor uppl. of receiver. Frank Cameron. OHh Htiek,.J. J. Arrant vs. Floyd Steele, Little Applogatu Mining 'u. t 11,1 tlljUIH'tioib Kldoti S. Miller n, Gruce Humi Miller: divorce. . 8, A. Kroschol vh. Patter llefrig' era tor corimrittioii; lor money. It. P. MdrtciitjiMi vs. Delilla Stcveus Meyer, clerk; maiitlamus. Real Estate Transfers Untile ,1. Hecman et ul to Edna Schmidt W.l. Land In Sec. 2K Twp. :it'i H. K. .'1 West. Philander IVvsler to Mario E. Per rino W.D. Sec. ;!4 Twp 39 S. It. 2 Enst. John Nelson to W. E. Mortrudo W W Lot I! P.1U. I. Hcnson Add. Medford. C. W. Horlop to Hnlsy A. lorton W.D. Lots ,r. & fi See. 21. SE of SW Sec. Hi Twp. ;ttl S. It. 4 West. Iritis attllll et u to Etltth K. Hevanev -AV . pt. Milt. 4. Cottage . Add. Medfortl , l.lniite lluiit-cam to Vincent T. ! IttUlnger iVcd Lot 7 ItlU. .V.. Central I'olnt. Sheriff to City of MedrordHeert Ut 1 Hlk. 1. Hnanohc Add. .Med-j lord. Sheriff to Citv of Medford- iVod l-ots 41 t. Lewis Add. Mvdtoid. PORTLAND BEAUTY IN WILL CONTEST HITLERITES LEAVE SCENE INDISGUST TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ROTARY ENJOYS. MUSICAL TREAT AT NOON MEET An excellent prog ram whlrh proved both entertaining nnd In Htructivo was enjoyed by a lane rroup of local Rotnrlan and kuphIb at the reKular weekly Itotary ! tneetiiiK today. A apeclal musical i attraction waa provided by ICrnent ' Nichols of Loh AnKeles, 'lctor re- j cording artist, presented through j I the. courtesy of Palmers Munic'thall Saturday evenin, l louse. ' ehratcd Mr. Nichols who Is n eel- I whistler, Rave two fine selectlons, one with Victor record accompanlent and one with his own piano accompaniment. I jiaiiey, j ne suoject cnoaen-was, liesolved: That Chain Stores Are Detrimental to the Heat Interest; of the American Public," the af firmative heinic taken by George liennett nnd Helen Wilson nnd the neKatlve by Donuld Darneille and Max Carter. The debato was cleverly handled by this group of locnl studentK and showed the re sult of much careful thought and preparation. ViHitinff Rotarinns at tho ses sion were C. A. Helhel and Mar vin (.'lark of Grants Phhh, Lew Hansen of Ashland and M. K. t'or n e 1 1 of Klamath la I Is. Guests of the day were ICinest Nichols of Los AngeleK, Clayton ln;iiies anl Al Anderson of Med ford as wfill as Halph. Bailey and the members of the high school Forensic society who took part In tho debate. JACKSONVILLE, Ore.. Feb. 10. (Spl.) Mr. and Mr. Harold Heed and Gordon Ueed of Klamath Fall. visited Jundajr at the T. E. Iun nlngton home. A district meeting of the U. X. A. lodges will be held at Ashland. March 7. An officer from the su premo camp will he present. Jack sonville lodge will have a ptirt in the work. Mr. and Mtv. J. G. Vial of Phoe nix culled at the G. O. Sanden home Sunday. Mr. Alex Xorrts and Mr. and Mrs. Web Clark attended a, show in Medford Sunday evening. Verne Morgue and Miss Alice Caldwell of Klamath Fulls .were in the city Sunday. f Itev. n.nd Mrs. S. 1-1. Jnne were dinner gucnls nt ihe, 'Itey. Ej, Ivor hon home in Medford -Wednesday Mr. and Mr. Frank Jenkins had us their guests Sunday their on uml wife, nf Vreka. Mis Mollie llritt and Eml. Hritt were eiinsiM Sunday of Mr, and M I'M. linbert Mooro at Central Point. Mrs. Hies Chnpman returned to her home at Myrtle Point Satur day after vUItlng a few days with relatives here. Mr. und Mr. Harold .Sutherland of Medford called 'on friends In Jacksonville Sunday evening. Mi. Grace Kirk .-pent Saturday with Mrs. Lmni French at her home in tho Sterling district. Miss Alice Hoofs, Miss Issie Mo Cully and George Merritt spent Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Xiedermeyer. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pierce and son.t from Forest creek spent the day Saturday at the W. II. Hunch home. lr. Lillian Hoffman hi rented the houe owned by Mrs. Flo Uob- i bin.- on East California street, mnv- i 'ng In this week. J Many from Applcr.ate d'strict at tended MMvices for Harold Kubli .it Perl's Funeral parlors Friday afternoon. Interment was made In i the Jacksonville cemetery, j Mrs. Gault of Medford visited i M"s. Alto I'lrich Thursday, i Kuth Itohekah lodge at the last i meetinu -elected Mat tie Wilson to receive the degree of chivalry to be given by tho Canton lodge at g ra n d lodge In M ay. Mif Minnie Hunch, Jacksonville girl, writes that she Is progressing nicely with her work in nurse's training at a Portland hospital. Shrt will he home for a short visit In the early summer. Mr. and Mr. George Hnckus and children were visitors 4uturduy at the Carl Liitlmer home In Medford. Mo. and Mtv. Alfred Xorrls nnd daughter Emily pent the evening recently at the Web Clark home in Medford. The Jackson county bridge crow is nt work constructing two con crete bridges near Phoenix for the Medford Irrigation district. Mrs. Anna Pierce, the Charis representative of Medford. wui call lug In Jacksonville Monday. Hoy rirteh and family of Hell- view district visited relatives und friends In Jacksonville Sunday. M r. a nd M rs. Pa rton Court ney of ilIoehurg were gueMs of Mr. und Mrs. Fred Flck Sunday. Mrs. C. W. Courtnoy. who pent the pn.t week at the Fick home, ne companicd them on their return to llo.-ehuru. The M i iona ry society nf t ho Presbyter, an church will give It annual thank offering dinner a the church parlors February 1 3. A short program will be given during the dinner. No fi.eU prie? in set for the dinner. I lo g v r P v I oe- o f K II o irg. f d a .. wan a dinner gtuvt Sunday at the l.. T. llsim home. r. Prieo was en route home after spending the winter In "mbern California. Other kUivl for dinner were Mr and Mrs. AUn t Ke4(.r f ModfWd. The jfirl' basHvtlvttl town team is practicing f'r games to he play ed later. Jacksonville people who Hatched in were well nieayed With the bnvidrnst ove- KMI.P hy the H.;e Rm-hei? of Ashlr.nd S.mnd:iy. JACKSONVILLE OREOONVTUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10,-1931 Mm. Aletha Cant rail, who haw been quite HI the past week if now Improvinp. The hour beloncinc to Mr. 2p11 on north Fourth street, in being repaired. MlHHea riuth Applepate and Dor- jothy Chltwoofi were Medford vis itor Maiuraay, Mm. A. O. LewlH and Mm, Caddy wore tthopping in Medford Mon day. Mm. H. J. Humphry of Ashland haw been a patient at the sanitari um for some time and left Sunday for her home, very much improved. Mr. and Mr. C. 13. Dunnington were Talent visitors Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. HuKh Comheju of Wasner Gap visited at the L. J. Combest home Saturday. KiKhty-fiv numbera were sold at the dance Kiven at tho V. S. There is a Kieat deal of sold mlnltiR In Jacksonville and vicin- ity th:s winter. Many finds of poekew. nugget.s and rich pay dirt1 tre being reported. Dr. Swenedburg of Ashland was i colled thirt week to attend Will Whitx at the itogue River, sanl-l lurlum. Mrs. Vivian Bench and son Rob-1 ert left Sunday to visit her mother, ! Mrs. Weaver, In Portland. I Mr. and Mrs. O. X. Jenkins mov ed here Sunday from Klnma-th! Falls and are making their. home, with their son, Dr. C. E. Jenkins, und family. linger and Burdette Dunnington were in Medford Saturday receiv ing dental treatment from Dr. I-agewn. T. C. Xorrls Is recuperating from a minor operation ho underwent la.--t week while In Klamath county. Roberta, Dale of Medford was a week end guest of Margaret Dun nington. - . -.. Miss Florftnce - May Severance attended a party given In honor of M Iks Mary XorrU at tho home of her Mister, Mrn. .Harry RtnabarRer, Friday afternoon. Harm Valley ladies' club will meet with one of their former members. Mm. Ieorge llackus of Jacksonville, February 12. Several of the American Legion boys of Jacksonville attended the Ijcglon meeting at the Armory in Medt'ord Monday evening. Miw, Henry Miller was a busi ness visitor In Medford Monday. Mm. II. Hromhurger of Portland was calling in the city Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Latimer of Mu to rd we re dinner g u es t jj Sun day at the George llackus home on north Oregon street. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. X. J. I?nekui of' Griffin creek. . Several from hero attended the Klngley trial at the county court house lufit week. Di C- JO. Jenkins has sold his business in Klamath Falls. He and family are. living in Jackson ville at present. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Archer are the parent of a baby Tlrl born nt the ltoguo Hlver panU.ium this week. Dr. Sweeney of Medford Was the attending physician. ; Arthur Lewis made a business trip to' Klnmath Falls Monday. Mrs. C. . Dunnington and Mrs. Louis Ptihl visited at the Clifford Dtinnington homo near Central Point recently. Mr. and Mrs.- Clarence Round tree of Cklah, Cnl., and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hess or Granu ravi were visitors at the O. G. Lewis1 home Sunday. - t Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Godwurd had ' guents at dinner Sunday Mr. i and Mrs. Louis Xiedermeyer and.!101 REXT 2-ronm cottage, part Mf. and Mii. Carl Xiedermeyer ann iiiiiu oaugnier. Crops raised on the HobortBon county, Texas,, poor farm in 1930 gave the Institution Us most profit able year. : Regulur communication of Reames Chapter O. E. S., Wednesday evening, February 11th. Social night. Visiting members welcome. HATTIE M. ALDEX, Secy. 321 A stated assembly' of Table Itock Coun cil Xo. 15, Tuesday Eeh. 10 at 7:30 p. m. Degree work and i oyster stew. Visiting' companions are wel- come. Hy order of F. J. McPher- son. 111. Master. GEO. U. ALDEX. Recorder. 321 The World's Largest Strap Watch how on display at Brophy's ; Larry Schade A greatly eularged replica o this fine Illinois ktrap vU'h, the Beu Brumtnell model, it now on display at our store. . It keeps accurate time jiwt ai'all ILLINOIS WATCHES have lone for nintjr ypr. Stop and tet it. Get correct time from the world's largest strap watch IT. The weekly meeting of the Active club was held today at the Hotel! Holland. After lunch those present enjoyed a very Interesting talk by 1 Judge Alex Sparrow. Filial ar lanKements are being completed for the big celebration to he tdagcri i March 4. An announcement of tin UHual interest to all in the valley I will be released to the public in the very near future. Reports trout the chuirmun ot this event, Elmo RuHRcii, Indicate a great celebra tion tor Medford. It will bo of national Importance und from re-1 ports a special representative ul' the Patho News will be in Medl'nrd ; on that date lo photograph thej activities. I Following the celebration to bo slawd in tha afternoon, there will lie' a liiK dance ut the Oriontal GardenH lo end up the festivities, for the day. It in backed by the Chamber ot Commerce, nil civic and service organizations of the city and merchants. Next meeting of tho Active club I will be Tuesday evening ut ii::iuj p. m. at the Hotel Holland. This is to be a closed meeting for members i only und will be of business nu-! ture. i . MM! Ove in: hundred male members of the Copco organization of Mod- ford and vicinity will gather nt St. Mark s Guild hall tonight for one of their periodic Copco Forum "smoker." A fine program com bining education and entertain- I tnent has been arranged by the committer in charge and a mn-r ! TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY! SPECI'AL PRICE on advance or ders only, for delivery about Feb. 20th. green;- fir- and jiine body wood, Itl.Tj tier, delivered In Medljord or Central Point. 'Send ordoiri to P. O. Rox 637, Moclford. A CLETRAC tractor as good a5 now; will sell cheap or trade for young ewes. Park Ganige, Ash land. Ore. IJIMtf LOST I-fldy's hlack purse; valu able papers, keys. Leave nt Mull Trl hu no. 1 le ward . 3-3 FOR REXT My hoih-o at 22 Go- nova, call G. M. Roberts, l lo". :t23 FOR REXT Xfce room wilh board; cioso In; ,ulo garage. Tel. 7C0-R. 221tf LOOK! SPECIvVL FOR FKItRCAR Y . Valves ground. 1.00 per cyl.; brakes relined for price (1f lining. ALL WORK GUARAXTEED TOM'S GARAGE Phone 4S.-.-J. 315 X. Rlvorj-ide. 327 I ' v mi FOR REXT 3-rnnm furnished apartment; adults. 40 Quince. Phone fil-W I CHOICE Inspected M a s t a d o n strawberry plants, l cent each John Allison, near Red Top school. 323 FOR SALE Furnishings for fi room home at sacrifice. Includ ing player piano, bed davenport, dining sets, electric wu.her, ra dio, etc. Lewis, Perrydale Ave., Jacksonville highway. 322 WAXYED Partner, estab. husl- nM.M -un l l:l- Unik i I action necessary. Tribune. Rox W. Care 322 FOR REXT Small furnished house. Inquire 3u,"i s. Oakdale. 221if WAXT to borrow $5000 on clear 4 5 -a ore o rch a rd ; p ro pert y fully eouippod and in exeollent shape. Conservatively i Its valuation. Rox 11. P.. Mall Tribune. V2?, enjoyable evepinsr l looked for. Vaudeville, movies and r:;lu will make up a portion f the seh-id-uled pioifiani which will be fol lowed by a "feed.' I STAMITIl M-:V STUDIO irn. anaMi Mi-ti-e for February i Uf a 3.l)0 reduction on any size, photo In hw atudio, lnclud;ni; one oortrait In a nice easel with i leach dozen. 32 X. fentrnl. l?lf" Fox West Coast Theatres 'it. 1 Adventure and Romance v in Old California JOSE BOHR Famous South American Actor Myrna Loy Raymond Hatton in "ROGUE of the RIO GRANDE" Starts TODAY . starts TOMORROW p III INA CLAIRE I FREDERIC MARCH r. MARY BRIAN -Jjjt$m'i ' ' in slde-sjllttino splash of B3SB - Last Times Marian Nixon in lifl TONITE EX-FLAME HOW OLD IS SHE? T iHOSK f.yw'iii.itiiiii wntnon '1iosp ngc nt) our etui guess arc the ones who take their fariai trealinetiis at die DOHOTIIY CIUY Salon. e now oiler you, for your home use, die same exquisite DOROTHY CIUY Preparations which arc used with un failing success in all (he DOHOTIIY GIIAY Salon treatments. Come in and see all these iHllurTHY CltAY Preparation. On side at our Toilet Goods Department. HEATH'S Drug Store "Ask Fred" Omtou Woutlier. I'lir-rllled teii!Khl iiiul Vdiwji fl.i.V; local showers and nnr.w flur ries in the inn nut a ins; no etvtnsf in teiuptfruLtire. Moderate t hane :ible wind; uffhore. Auu Vutim Dies. POUTLAN'D. Feb. 1 rt. .n? drew V. I.ln.laay. fill, died today from injnriea ufteiv.l Ueccmher 23 when lie. was struck l.y an nutn. mol.ile - ni-y -n '-.' p w r'