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PAGE SIX afEDFORD MAIL TRTBTJNT5, MEDFORD, OREGON", 1IONDET, JANUARY 2, 1933. EARL FEHt TAKES E Continued from Page One! legal holiday. The assessor's, treas urer's and clerk 'a offices were opened, but not for business. The assessor's office was busy extending the 1882 budget on the tax rolls. All other offices were closed. Judge Fehl said he would pnd most of the day arranging matters in his office and looking things over. A group of friends of Judge Fehl gathered in the courthouse corridors shortly after 8 o'clock, and remained until after the reception. MARSHFIELD Consolidated hard ware stocks of Pioneer and Ekblad hardware companies assembled at Pioneer's new location, 241-245 south Broadway. MAR6KPIELD Marshfleld Fuel and Supply Co. now located In its new offices In Oregon-Washington Water Supply Co. building. VALE Over 75,000 pounds of tur keys shipped from here and vicinity In recent Christmas pool. Oregon City Bids received for con struction of portoff Ice here. FARES SOUTH CUT General reductions In Southern Pacific's popular "tourist" one-way and round-trip fares between Oregon cities and California became effective January 1, according to J. C. Carle, local agent. Examples of the new fares from here are: 1 12.00 one-way and 16. 00 round-trip, San Francisco, and $21.50 one-way and $28.70 round trtp, Los Angeles. Fares on a similar low basis will be offered to other California cities. These fares are on sale dally, J. C. Carle said, and are good for travel In chair cars or In tourist sleeping cars, the latter plus berth charges as low as $1.50 for night ride. Tickets sold at these fares will carry new privileges in the form of five-day limit on one way tickets, 21-day return limit on round-trips. Stopover privileges will be allowed on both one-way and round-trip tickets. Free baggage allowance Is 100 pounds. Antelope ANTELOPE, Jan. 3. (Spl.) Mr. Jack Wood arm Mrs. c. R. Culbertaon havs been cm the sick list for the past week but arc better sow. Mr. and Mrs. ?. T. Batette, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Baize of Antelope and Mr. and Mni S. W. Baize of Medford spent Dec. 23 at the Barney Rlggs home. Mr. and Mrs. G. R Culbertson and little daughter spent Dec 25 In Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Bill ISigham and daughter snent Dm. 25 with Mr. B1(T- ham's mother, of Sams Valley. Rev. McKay preached at the Ante lope school house Dec. 25. He also held services the evening of Jan. 1. . McLeod McCLOUD. Jan. 2. (Spl.) Mrs. Ohrt played Sant Cfaua to some of the kiddles in the neighborhood. She was a typical Santa until she began to talk, waen a four year old girl said "Oh, that'y a lady," to which she re plied, "Well, I am Mrs. Santa Claus. He couldn't come so J brought the presents." The child said, "Yeh, but what's Santa going to do now? You got his whiskers." BUI Cob urn has been confined to his bed for several days with a touch of pneumonia. It Is reported he is better but not able to be up. Dick Harding and family had planned to take Mrs. Thomas and daughter Melva, to Crater Lake lodge for Christmas dinner but on account of sickness and deep snow It was called, off. The Thomases left for their home in Los Angeles Friday. Glenn Tynes has arrived from Port land to spend the winter at McLeod. Phone 90 MEDFOKD ELECTRIC B. M. BUSH, owner Basement, Medford Bldg. g LOS ANGELES, Jan. 2. (AP) A suit for nearly 9200,000 damages was filed in federal court here today against Mnrlene Dietrich, film actress, by the Paramount studios, charging breach of contract. The court action charges that she refused to work under terms of a $4000-a-wcek contract, and aaks that she bo enjoined from working for an other producor, Emanuel Cohen, vice president In charge of production for the studios, explained tbe action after the suit was filed. He said that since comple tion of her last picture the actress has been paid 94000 weekly on a con tract expiring February 10, West Contract Co. submitted low bid of 946,505 for two and one-tenths miles paving on New Era-Cnnby eec tlon of Pacific highway. Pleads Bankruptcy 3 -,, Beatrice Kirk, 22, one of Chi eago's social leader,, filed s peti tion In bankruptcy listing a $2,000 saddle horse, riding habits and party gowns among her debts. (Associated Press Photo.) Gets Life Sentence BOY OR GIRL, blonde or brunette, rich or poor, the first baby who arrived in Jackson County in the New Year is a lucky little person. The Medford merchants listed below have each donated some useful present either for the baby or its parents. The winner will be determined from the records of the Jackson County Health Department Free Marcel! i We will give the Mother of Little 1933 a lovely marcel. Call for an appointment whenever it's convenient. Cinderella Beauty Shop East 8th St. . Phone 1526 ;v, yJ$;h4 VJ; (r. MY" Mrs. May Dawson, it, of Modoo, Ind, has entered the Indiana worn, sn's prison at Indianapolis to serve a Ufa ssntenos tor poisoning her 15.year.old daughter. (Associated Press Photo) Start The New Year Right Ask your grocer for Beck's Butternut Bread Only the best ingredients aro used in making it. It's tacty and healthful Beck's Bakery Beautiful Free Photograph of 1933's' First Baby OTART the photographio habit when baby is little Nothing will preserve happy memories more than photographs The first little maile, the first toothrecorded for future years in a permanent photographio record , , , We make a specialty of baby photographs and 1033 's first little baby is invited to pose for a photograph FREE. The PEASLEYS OPPOSITE THE HOLLY The Proud Parents Of little 1933 are invited to call at this store and receive free a Merchandise Ordes? The Home Grocery 'Serves You Right'1 East Main Phone 743 A Free Pair of Shoes Will Be Given to 1933's First Baby The mother will be interested in seeing our smart footwear at real value-giving prices with C0M0F0RT built into every pair. V Buster Brown Shoe Store 32 South Central For the Mother of 1933's First Baby An Electric Curling Iron or An Automatic Egg-Boiler if Mother or Dad calls at the Peoples Electric Store FREE for 1933's First Baby A Knife, Fork and Spoon Set if mother or daddy will call at HE crlMEOFQRD FURNITURE & HDWE. O Bottled Health for Baby Phone 5! Pasteurized Milk 1933's First Baby Should get the right start with GOLD SEAi, milk. Two weeks FREE DELIV ERY of 1 quart of milk for 1933 's first baby! For Milk Delivery Phone 5 1 Don't Leave Baby's Future to Luck NOTHING is more essential in a child's life than to assure its future financial security with a sound savings plan. Perhaps you've been too busy up to now to give this matter much thought, but we have not forgotten. We want you to accept, with our compliments, a savings bank book with an initial deposit of $2. And may we remind you that $1 saved weekly until your baby reaches maturity will amount to $1002 plus interest. What a real financial start in life that will bel The First National Bank 'A DEPARTMENTIZED BANK' Hail - 1933's First Baby A Delicious Dinner FREE! To the Mother and Dad of the First Baby at NANDIE'S Medford 's Popular Eating Place L Q i
