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A PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEPFORD, OTJEC'OV. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 2.". 1931. r Tocaland . J 'Personal IteiriMered front Portland Many ar reBimeiwI today t k cil hotel from Port I :t ml. included Xew Rural Plkonn Line iX'ichti I'hipp!. deputy Maw fif! warden ior Jacltiton county, renor: cd today tin; the construction of n new telephone line leading frrtrn the; onion creek r.mRf-r station norm, of Rocue River tr Woir Creek, hti" j teen completed. The ftatinn alo huti telephone communication with the town of ilouue Itiver. , VMi Itelnlivc Hero , , .. Air, Jack . Hamilton uid little i daughter liixle p'an Kranpucol Wanted in Seattle are I. 1. HiUMer..M:ptt:. Wi:mer? Wjient the" ver end w'tr-her par eni.. Air. iind Mm. F. M. Wllyon, and her Vter. Mw. C. 1 Robert, of Perrydale, Mm. Moyd 1. Wil on of Tirkeley accompanied Mr. Hamilton nnd visited her ion, Ken netn Uurm-burij. Wni. I.owllt, W. Rate. Ivr.well Mil Jer. a. F. Fieenihtilrr, U. W. liick in.n. I'.nil A. RrJnson. Mr. and Mrs. R II. Conrad. Thoma A. Pitrott. Mrs. H. K. Allen, Joe Ro mani. Alonzo Morton. .Mr. nnd 1 Mm. E. Steven. Mr. find Mr. W. j ! ....... . . ! f'or'l SJtlinl HtTO IllUlNljlT i. . i ii'ck, i.- cm Ji II. a. r . i-'-r ' in,.u iv K. r.or!.n. Ur.nnilMw.! A M"dan coret style ihowim H. Arne JI.. Mr. nnd Mr. R. Wlil neia ai Aonennea inurx. t focutffice In--.km tor lu ( iijr JI, Morr.t. poKtoffice ineetnr irith headquarter Jn Port'snd. if In The city today on business con nected with the Ioc:il prttoffIce. J. McReu. J. II. Keller. Kmer!d an r rmny. r-oruary - ana Wheaton. Mr. and Mr. E. Rurkett. j Miw IXa Williams, expert Elif-iilM-th j-nwtelle j.nd C. 1.. Smith ! -otm-i ntylmi. in chr.rpe. Women of Medford and fiouthern Oregon are invited to uike advantage of thbi opportunity To dirue their prob lem with Miss Williams, who will personal fitting?. HVre fnun .WilnmJ Mr. .'ind Mm. J. E. flow-land of Ashl.-ind were in M-dfnrd thi morning transact hist hunifM-w and viiitins friend!. Wells Taxi. Phone 25. 33S Smart Spring Millinery v e r y ( oiwrnlan ui IhHoU : moderately priced. Smart coring! Or.on Ruets at local hotels, Uhoe. I?.! to t:-.pr. at the Jtanrt . ,,,,,. .h-.n thnu- rAm Pm-ttomt ' I;ox & Shoe IV.x, 223 K. C:h St. ZS .n hirte i. Khinn of Cnnaw . js taking IP wroMiiug ino 'irst nmld lhr toi Clifton Y oak ley. who arrived Mena a weK or in .ni f'i :'.short time aKo from Alhany. i tak iinu vicinity. Jtna Air. orK to re- Lv-al I'artjr for Ik Anxekts Mr. and Mn.. W. E. Nokenson. Mrs. ' Doc" Hutler and Mr. Emma; I Cirrtve. E. I!. ; Margaret Arthur of Marnhfjeld. a' Roy Fitrwatt-r of Salem. C. E. P.e- jmis, A. Srcrrip. E. I- Heydenhurff. main in I Ani;ele for definite visit with relatives. in- ,na 'r j wriouu way and i plannine to takj i2ssnn anj j. i pan .n local maicnes. ji nan neen . . difficult for him to find local wres- Broken windows H. L. T.ind. JI. I. Muellenberg. - ! GOLFERS CHOOSE ACTIVE OFFICIALS PampSe!! Dairy. eclazed hy 30tf timei i5 almost foicrd to w resile with himself. He looking for-'M"- 'rt Hat Seriously IW I ward to meeting Ray Krlnhje. local, Mr. Hen O. Rate. who became ill while Vifitinsr at tne Two deliveri1 i"ll,r " wni kimus h ni i , i row or.ifi . aninei n orKs. If lufis ut local hoteU from die-'prMe. and think he ran pive him 1 wriously tunt' point include James Jeceti a lesson or tw o of New York City, C M. Rarnc of Chicago, Mr. and Mt. 1-nkin if Vancouver. D. C , Jnd ". K. l'llenson of P.onners Ferry, Ida. INtmidoio 1m-mI VKIi j i .Mr. and Mr. Herman Prieme land children left yesterday by mo-1 j tor for their home in Sacramento,' officer of the women golfer of the Rogue River Valley Oolf asso ciation were elected at the meeting hld today. Mrs. Helen Conroy w:i elected general chairman. ir. A. K. Vawter, 9ecrfUry; Mm. R. (J. Itardwell, treasurer; Mr. W'm. Vawter. Jr., chairman of tourna ments, and Mrs. Irene DeLosh, publicity chairman. A blind bnf-ey tournament was played today with Mr. Donald "lark, Mr. Wm. Vawter. Jr.. and Mr- E. M flould Tyintr for fir-t TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 4iwii f'ii ' ! WAVTED Eiectri wahine ma- Adolph Linden, 'ormer president ; 'chine, alw rfidlo. AV1H pay cajsh. ff the Puget :ur,d Savings and' -lioj v. lain ai. 33fi Loan Aseoctatton, ims arrested in j place and Mrs. Sprague Riege and Mr a. Turn Fusoa fur low putting. At the business meeting a r.-o-lunon waa iated by the Jifiti re queKting that Joe Morel be retain ed a professional at the club. It wan alM decided to have lad) (-a' day each Wednesday at the coif course an? a tournament each Wednesday throughout the spring and sunirner ea.sons. lliose playine today were: M--dames DaviU Wood. Tom Fuson, .1 Thompson. Siraeue Rietrfl. Donald Clark, E. M. Could. Royi", I Shelby 'i uttie. Wm. Vawter, Jr.. W. I. VHVter. Mr., It. M. firfy. M t ietauer. Temby and L a J ' ' I Sch'iiU. Table Dry Repeals HAHISiJNKfi. V. Feb. (A) The Iioukc commiuee on luw and order today voted In table all biltn repealing the mate prohlbltlnii en forcement act. Thin art Inn wus considered k enuivub-nt to killing thee nv'tiHiirox. I Rt bcl JiuriimiiK Killed ! HAXdbuN, Rurinu, Feb. 25. j (J'(-Fifteen rebel Rurtnans wt-re ktlbd In a fight with a party jlronpK from 'be Fifteenth Punjabi regiment in the Hanzatia diun-t I today. Six rebfU wre woundt-d. j TIht" wert no ( UHUaltb-B uniniii; tlH' MMbll'TH. . 4 Snow in lot (irando j LA fiRA''!'" Ore., Feb. i;, j Snow wnM fall .t here today, much J of It tnr-hhiK Imtncdiawly. Fox West Coast Theatres New York City on charges o' em- !WAT JfS'ni, is months: second bezzhng 5243.0S5 from the Seattle.! mortuage income property. Pay ! l-'t. Phone 1(.'N-It. 33. Wash institution. home of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F.pillard in Rosehurg. was taken t Portland by train Sunday to enter a hospital there for treatment. Her husband arrived in Roseburg on Sunday from Los Aneeles, cominp by air-i Mr. Minaie . Holmes underwent a '-major operaJion at the fommun . ity hospital yesterday and is re jjnrttd to bo getting along nicely. For -rode A raw milk, call " Flattering permanent wave fori Campbell Dairy. Two deliveries, spring, and summer. t complete. tf Mareels and finger wares, TT. Knthrn Xxratell, 30 K. Central Cab. fiilbminiT n sVinrt Visit hnrAi hImtta tn V riH fjt-A anil 'i r-rv. m rn rif-A ' with Mr. Prieme' mother. Mrs. hr to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. F. Maihllde Yrunsa. ana brother. John j W. Rates of Klamath Fails drove lrunt-a. TO Rnehure Sundav and took Mr. i , .. ... . . , . . , ana Airf. i.hi-.- inuJiit-i r-.iny Zoe to Klamath Falls to remain Rack front Pririland TeL 13T4. J4(f - Tickeia rm Sale - -TfTirVets for the Ah!and-Mfdford tikeball rstne o' e iplared in the-local Armory; will he on at Crowsons 'thU "Bfternoon, ac-tbrflh-r to an' -announcement at the enibr h-rph rhoyd this mornin by Xevflle Riden, business -mnnager. I Dr. H. P. oleman returned ' Grant'-PaM cuslc Wedded Ilerp -It i Mm that a Orantfl Pass catipl iR'rrmrried'Jn "Medford, bnt TOth a wMding oorurred yesterday trhen Nell Ieota FteArens, and Jor-dan iKaar.-i Hndee, 41, both of that city,, wer vnlted by Judge TaTlnr in The kttterV r-ourt. with the' hrlde'a fattier,-A. Ahhntt of Grtrrt' Pass, -nil "one of the officinl witnesses. TtK-sday from n three days absence in Sa n Fra n cisr-o. In MnlfVtM! Trslay Mr. and Mrs. Tom Farlow of Lflko Croek. Mr. and Mr, llenn, r",regor' of Agate and Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Caines of Trail wer among vis: torn in Medford today from country districts. Mr. Caines will enter the Community hospital for treatment. during hr mother's illne?.. Garden cultivators. fS.OO. tual Mill Seed Co. Mu- j ' KryMalglnw, kodak glos u preme. The Peasleys, opp. Holly theater. tf" - Crynnl Wax Bermuda ptants na4ce it poAeibla Cor southern Ore gvnfrarrienors'4o mature this fav rts nflion. a ihinr heretofore 1m- iVMjhle. ntanrln frnm mwH Thl(;- H. Clifford. J Monarch Seed Co. ha its ftrst ship ment -on (he road nnd Is taking or der for, plant. . Those interested fchomd. get, prices. 3JCtf CallforalanK at Hotels Amnntf those ruister.! at Med ford hoteU from point in Califor nia are the followmn: E. E. Llston of Chico, Iawrence Frank of Oak land. l:ay MePhefrin. Frank Miya and K. J. Xutt of l-o Antreles. and the following from San Francisco: ( . C. Ronnemajin. M r. n nd M rs. M. Rogers, Mar gie Dorsey. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Winding. H. A. Woorter and L. Huekins. rjVJtnutr. to A -Ji la ml ' ! Tsotnari W. Duffy of the Denver sitHit Trandft.rallwy was in Mod ford. Joday. ( en route to Ashland from Portland. ClianrM With Jntolcatlnn Konnefh 'tFawrett and " lentils ' Thtrfpen were arrested by the police lairt" nlCht nn Intoxication charges and w'"re lodf'Nl'Ifl the county jail rifernljrSt. u ' ' ; ' If Tm arip fa1J Tnt hd are nlrK earner It -trill pay yon n-ell trt-nAsrTrafe; Rl Rey :whdivllon. Trat- ff,o down. Jfia per month ond tnteret." ' rharles A. Wine Agency, Inc. t4 Called rt Otttnjrti ,rnvo Mr. Hytvia Ilailey-left by train thr' forenoon for Cottnco .Orov. her sho n called hy the death of her father. I. M. Harvey. . Uuncc ml HHUU-w . There, will l a dsnce at Rcll vteir. Thursday night, with music ,hy a oowhoy band. -'ltlh''J hH-t coal SJS.sO per ton ofr car. Tkled. Fuel Co.. Tel. 31. ' tf TYi Ilttild m IHvHIrng- - -Manha MeClung will spenfl $l0fl for a ' dwelhhcr on Reek man street, according to an application on file today at the city bnilding department" Home from Portland Allleon ' Moulton; who spent thr week end in Portland. Returned to Medford today. ... htm heavy -rough and mnoih block: thy iust mmrer. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. !. ' tf IMvnne Decreo Retiimctl The elrcnit rmirt granted a di-rotve- decree thbr week in Oliver Vlby from Margaret Colby, on the k round of cruel and inhuman treatment. The only rhild. a son. was awarded by the court to the custody of the plaintiff. Dry fir aUbs .oo per load. Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. C31. tT Uirrenl Yrcka Jtnirnnl W. E. Smith of the Yreka Jour nal wa In Medford litis morning attending to business matters. ArivrftKtnjr Oregon cven pages, including the front and hnck cover of the ctinent Royal Arcnntim Rtillettn ftre de voted to Portland and Oregon scenes. Mount Hood and the loop road, Columbia hichway, Portland homos and ro.-es are the subjects emphasixed. The bulletin Bes to lOO.nuo Royal Arcanum memlers in the Cnited States and Canada. Oregon H featured for tho lenefit of the hundreds of delegates who will attend the aupreme council of the Ryal Arcanum nt Its Victoria meeting In July. T4 Don't Confuse . riuhrr';. Br i ids with the varioun typei ef in ferior bread sold at cut rate pricei. Fluhrer'i Breads are baked in Medford and are recognised as the finest quality - breads available. They ai j tot sold at nit rate prices as we feel that the in dependent merchant is entitled to a legitimate profit. Very Special. Xcw spring hat, $1.4!-.- fl.tS. up to It.t'S. at the Emmy I-ou Hat Shop m M. M. Store. 3JT- On lurfiHH ViMi M. A. R-ed of the Pacific Orey hound States, with headquarters in Port In nd. is In the city today on business, Urill .4heet Matal Work doe exiert repriring. fender and auto body repairing. tf Mr. Klenart Rome Mrs. Mary Stewart, who left the first of October for a visit with relative in the eni, arrived home this morning on the Shasta. She vttej Chicago, New York. Par nns. Kans;iji, n,I other cities en I'OUtC. NOW is Ihe ttmo to ;tray with bme and snlphur. ros. shrub bery and all fruit tree. Tel. j:S-W. JSf, Throp(Mnrriage' .lrriisr The county rlerk's offjff issued marriage licenses -yesnerday and this forenoon to Judon Hodges. 41, and Nell Steven. 27, goih of fi rants Pas; Talbot Eelly. 23, and Ina Pulv-r. 24. both of Alarm-da. Cal.: A. fl. Edmonds, 21. and Helen Wengler. '2fK both of Seattle. 338- T"e!ls Taxi. Phone ?5. From Inrt lund R. D. Rowland, represent ine the Teraco company in this section, with headquarters in Portland, is attending to company matters in Medford today. Portraits of distinction. The Peasleys. opp. Holly Theater, tf Attended Ski Race; Mrw. olda Hucgins nd Mrs. Inetta Ooodwyn, who were amonc Medford pexple who spent the week end at Klamath Falls attending the winter sports tournament, are still enthusiastic In their praise of the ski races. They are also praising the hospitality of the nerghborinc city. Here from Wuliinclon Those from the state of Washing ton who jiro rewwtered at Medford hotls are p. A. Kelly of Walla Wall, and the following from Se attle: Mr. and Mm. Curtis R. Har old and dautrhter. A. V. Walker. J. Tron. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Rryer. Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Conine, I.. W. Murray. I- Davis. K. Flagler. R. Hill. M. Wilson. F. I- Miller and J. R. Anderson. YKlted (;ranripatv-iii4 Miss Hjldecurde. Porter spent the week end in Ashland with her crandparents. Mr. tnd Mrs. J. P. Hoacland. To VUR 1arenis Chas. A. Hartley Who is con nected with the Southern Pacific ticket office at Klamath Falls and left that city Saturday for a several days' visit, on the return trip will st ftp in Medford for a visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Hartley. Sr. Visited FTtifiier Homo Mr. nd Mrs. Frank White and dannhter. Miss Doris Ann, spent Sunday in Rojaeburc. visitine Mrs. White's mother. Mis. Myrtle Jen nings, and toher relatives and friends. They are former Rise burg residents. Home front lf coital Mrs. Ceo. Allen has returned to her home in Ashland from Med ford. wh-re she had been in the Sacred Heart hospital for two weeks reenpe ratine from a major operation. Attend Ftineml or Mew Mr. and Mrs. Harry lluhhard- of Medford attended the funeral of the rate Mrs. Roy Cederstmm Sun day In Rosebtug. Mr. Hubbard is an uncle of Mrs. CedcrMi'om. C. P. lVaiicr Visits Miss Ii Veils Shirley, teacher in the Ontral 1oint schools, was a week end gieest of Mies- Franco?. Tomlinsvm in A.hland. Fwro Crrscnii City Mr. and Mr. Walter Munry Cre-M-ent City ivip loc. visit" thi uiornim;. Speetnl price for lawn and g:ir d n d r. Phonv M .J. tt MtmtanA Dalies About 1 SO attended the daWe given last evening In Walker s halt at Central Point by the Montana club. Plans were made at the meeting to hold a me ting each month, and on March -4 a lox social will he held. These affairs are open to all Men tartans and their friends. Mi lhii lu Trail W. W. !-n Iff t thi. Mtcr-io.-for Trail on a Iulmmh ilt. Our nw tMd o i opposite tlfwl a m.w pri,.u! Roily Tb trr. Tho V;iies. t f i , candv l ssrai To "Powt.Vp" Appetite Just Stimulate Bowels ! j Whenever the end of the day lind 'jou out o( anus: (tsvl ducsrt't tempt , you and cnl tliget; oreaiu i luii ; i toiicur roate.1. jui chew a candy tsl I Irt betore Uiltime. Tom.rnw vou'll eomtan left today on the Shasta u.rrl!l arr n, lrum ctu. ti FairttanM. Mum . hore he w Ui,,rS auiht.r.ties sv a.Mif nut his mother and -is. On,,,,, muirfr. take the ret in n trip ht will v - ffla-nj,,,, d-m-kihil tablets as oiteu a tivs n Ftrs.th. Morn i rm ideasr: or tivt .Item fm-ly t LEAD ASSEMBLYi FOR SALE Piano. Must he old I this week. South Oakdate. I 33s ' FOR EXCHANGE 5-room house ! for acreage. 117 No. Peach. 337 LOST tSmall gilt purse containinc currency. E!k card. Relekah re-, i-eipt and life insurance receipt. Finder ret urn to Mail Tribune and receive reward. 337 The Torch Honor society was in charge of the assembly this after noon at the senior bih school, which consisted of readings, dance numbers and musical selections by the boys' octette. Miss Eula Renson. faculty ad visor for the club, and Eeneve Simkina, president were responsi ble for the arrangements. Rev. W. R. Raird of the First Christian church gave t h r-e rea d i ng s w n d the boys' octette sine VU p num bers. Mildred Wnlker av- n shall talk boui the clul. and the mem bership plan. Little Rae LeFevre and Oretchen McAllister, talented tappers from Eve Renson's academy presented two numbers, and LjiMuiie Reck gave an attractive toe dance, dis playing her usual grace and lechni'v FOR SALE Refore you buy a home, look at Xo. 622 Y. 4th St. Only Iim.'.m. like rent. L. O. Pickell. East Main. CHICKS. HATCHIXO Dres.-ler Scpjare iJeal Hatcherv, 110? E. Main. Phone 1".6:'-L." 340 FOR REXT Small furniVd rtcust :n conn ; eieciric rans;e. 4. :i::7 Phone FOR SALE Healthy year-old Red livii. laying largo, fertile eg.-; als-o semng hens. H. M. Work. Rt. 1. Talent. 3i.S FOl'XD a gray male police doc. about 2 yrars old. Owner may have same by producing license and paying chargt. Notify Tri bune office. 331 FOR SALE Turkey ei:s and baby turks. Crder early. H-trh i'.anks Turkey Farm, phone 314, Cn- tra: .point. 3$r, F O It D C O M FOR T 2 Days Only Starts TODAY Greater than the love cf woma$ is the love of family OVER A MILLION PEOPLE READ THE BOOK NOW KATHLEEN N0RRIS' best selling novel comes to the screen . . . standing out like a cry stal clear gem. A picture every member of the family should see m 'the PASSION FLOWER' ' PORTRAYED MAGNIFICENTLY BY KAY FRANCIS, CHAS. 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Other features that make the new Ford a value far above the price are the Triplex shatter-proof glass wind shield, silent, fully enclosed four-wheel brakes, more than twenty ball and roller bearings, extensive use of fine steel forging, aluminum pistons, ohrome silicon alloy valves, torque-tube drive, Rustless Steel anil unusual accuracy in manufacturing. In addition, you save many dollars because of the low first cost of the new Ford, low cost of operation and up-keep, and low yearly depreciation. Tim Snr Fonuox Sldi NOW 44 Gold Diggers of Broad way" I V ErTf Tl- t uprnret rlrar up a hil- iitn lnt ii-tHite on edgf. Hclf. j o v PRirEsop pou d c . r s S430 to S630 t. O. C. lWwCl. ftmt frr94 mmj JbUvrry. Im mmd par 9ir If YOU ARE IN DOUBT as in the liest jdac to invest ymir .avins. just liear in miml that stork in this institution i-om'iinos these four requisites of a t'ooil iiivestinent for ulh ern Oretron jieojile SAFETY PROFIT AVAILABILITY 100';. HOME INSTITUTION mmw l 1 -is i JACKSON COUNTY Building & Loan ASSOCIATION This association is owned :niil niaiia.iied hy i-apahle .Mori ford business men onr neitilihors. -Mi r.ev is loaned hy this associa tion on luiildin and property iniprove- mer.ts rieiit here in JUST PHONE 105 KSllll COlllltV We hsve an investment plan that will ex ct!y tuit you Will gladly explain it to you without obligation. Wk A irkildren. All diu tores tvll t as- a tr A i- r,t for s tlim. and an dollar lriH Jl!lf --.