MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDPQKD. OREGON, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 17, lm
PAGE FIVE
Local and
To Chlcaiso Ptr Lucek, CCO en
rolls, left laat night for Chicago.
Grange Play Sama Valley Granee
irlll present a J-act farce, "Mama
Baby Bor." tomorrow evening.
Raker Leates C. J. Ralter left by
train for Portland today where he
will maJce a ehort business viatt.
Here Yesterday E. D. Griffith of
1 San Francisco was a business visitor
hare yesterday,
To Tacoma Mra. Dan Watson and
aon left last evenly for Tacoma.
Wash.
To ramp 'My Euaene C. Golden.
CCC district educational adviser. left
today for Camp Bly to preside over
a rone conference of educators.
To North Camps MaJ. George R.
Owens, CCC district commander, was
In the northern part of the Medford
area today inspecting camps.
To Oregon Caves David H. Can
field. Crater lake national park su
perintendent, and Francli G. Iinge,
landscape architect of the pari serv
ice, left today for Oregon cavea,
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To Klamath Ernest M. West, navy
recruiter, made a business trip to
Klamath Palls today He was to be
back in his office In federal building
tomorrow.
From Mission Board Dr. James
Thomson of Seattle arrived here this
morning to represent the board of na
tional missions of the First Presby
terian church at a meeting here to
day. Returns Home Mrs. Howard Met
calf returned yesterday to her home
here from Klamath Palls where she
wm called by the death of her father.
James A. Perry Mrs. Perry Is expected
to arrive here the last of the week to
spend the winter with Mrs. Metcslf.
Meetins Tonlslit Mlsi Blanche
Runnella, county health nurse, will
give a lecture tonight for the G. P. A.
at the First Chrlstlsn church at 7:30
on social hygiene. All girls of high
school nge are Invited.
Chance Meeting The knitting class
at the Girls' Community club, under
direction of Mrs. Aletha Vawter. will
meet Wednesday evening thla week
Instead of Thursday. After the holi
days, the dsns will meet as usual
Thursday evening at 7:30.
Tn rhlcmm Cant. Harry Cooper,
commanding officer of Camp China
Flats, left by plane Baiuraay iot ini
tio where he will spend a IS-day
li rtf ahsence. Mrs. Cooper IB In
the midwest city and the couple plan
a visit with relatives during the
Chrtatmaa holiday.
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Handkerchiefs 15d 25 50 per box
Silk Hose - 49t-89?-?1.25
Dancettes. etc S9? to $1.29
Night Gowns $1.00 to S2.95
Slips 59 to $2.95
Bedroom Slippers 49c4 to S2. 45
Scarf Sets 59? to $1.95
Dresses 91.95 to flO.OO
Shoes 81.49 to $1.95
Robes $3.95 to $9.95
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Pa jama Special Corduroy one-piece
Pajamas, $3.95 values
Special 2.99
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The store that
Turkey
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them for yon on consignment. Before
you sell, see him or call him np; he will give you what
information he can with reference to market conditions,
etc.
Live poultry is in good demand; bring them to us at
Medford and we will pay you cash.
CORRIE A BROS., Inc.
care Honner's Feed Store, Old Farm Bureau Building, 1
Medford. Oregon I
Personal
' Return From Leave: Lifut. and
Mrs. Charles H. Jeffers were 3ack In
Medford today after a 10-day leave of
absence spent in Portland and Van
couver. Lieut Jeffers is Medford dis
trict aalea officer of the CCC.
Visit Ashland Friend Mr. and
Mrs. T. L. Taylor were vlsltora in Ash
land Sunday, calling at the home of
Mr and Mra. L. Hansen, former own
ers of the Ashland hotel, and the
Rev. c. E. Dunham,
Yule l.unrh Tomorrow Women of
Rotary were reminded today to bring
a contribution for the welfare basket
at the Christmas luncheon party to
b held tomorrow at 1 p. m. In the
home of Mrs Ernest R. Gllstrap, 35
Geneva street. The hostess will be as
sisted by Mrs. Joe Marshall.
To Leave Valley
John A. Anderson of the Central
Point district, a member of the
grand jury, has notified the district
attorney, that after January Jl he
will no longer be a resident of
Jackson county. He recently leased
his farm and dairy herd and will
move to Marlon county the first of
the year.
As a result of Anderson's change
of residence a new name will be
drawn from the regular Jury psnei
to fill the vacancy. District Attor
ney George A. Codding said today
the rand Jury, unless an emergency
arises, will not be called until after
January 1. The new member will be
selected then.
Anderson has long been a resident
of this county and active in Grange
and farm affairs, and is well known,
particularly among rural residents.
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saves yon money S
Raisers
now receiving turkeyg at
Bureau Building, Medford,
gift
Oregon. Our Mr. Fred Cornea 1 In
charge and will pay you cash for your
turkeyi when delivered or will handle
RECORDER AIRING
ATTRACTS CROWD,
COflTIKTION
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Mr. Adams gave his version of why
the charges were brought against
him. placing responsibility for his
predicament upon Gerald H, Wenner.
chairman of the council's finance
committee, whom he accused of prej
udice. Mr. Adams said he had been
annoyed and harrassed in hU efforts
to fulfil! his duties as recorder.
Kenneth Denman appeared ss coun
sel for W. 3. Whiting, Portland ac
countant employed to instaU an ac
counting system, whose'report to the
council was a major factor in bring
ing charges against Mr. Adams. Mr.
Whiting had reported that Mr. Adams
was not sufficiently acquainted with
accounting methods to fii! the office
efficiently.
Spectators for the most part seemed
to sympathise with Mr. Adams, and
whenever Mr. Newbury scored what
was considered a point in the re
corder's favor there was loud ap
plause. The crowd appeared disappointed
when It learned that no evidence
would be introduced but nevertheless
when Mr, Newbury completed reading
the answer at It o'clock Mayor T. S.
Wiley adjourned the meeting to this
evening.
The hearing is being held for the
purpose of determining whether the
council should remove Mr. Adams by
ordinance, arrange for a recall elec
tion or drop the Issue entirely.
FORESTRY OFFICIAL
TELLS OF PROGRAM
AT ROTARY IEIG
The ambitious and business-like
program of management for tho na
tional forests was outlined at today s
luncheon meeting of tire Medford Ro
tary club by George E. Griffith, edu
cational chief of the United States
forest service for the northwest with
headquarters in Portland, In open
ing his address, Griffith paid a trib
ute to Medford's "friendliness" and
expressed his pleasure in again visit
ing this community.
The broad scope of the "multiple
use management plan" under which
the United States forest service oper
ates was outlined in detail by the
speaker and segregation of the forests
for timber, watersheds summer
ranges and recreational purposes so
that the greatest "social value" might
be obtained was explained. A sua
tained yield must be maintained, the
forest chief said, as an important part
of the program.
Mr. Griffith likened the forest serv
ice officials to business managers for
the public interests in forests and
further explained the development of
recreational facilities in the vast sec
tions embracing the national foresls.
He outlined the department's efforts
to provide for the enjoyment and
conveniences of all types of popple,
"With the great Crater Lake na
tlonal park and a great national for
est in southern Oregon, I see broad
co-ordination of interests for the
greatest value and enjoyment of the
people of this area," Griffith said.
"The activities of our department are
embracing game mimsgemeni where
our same program of 'sustained yield
can be made io apply.'
The forest service chief was accom
panied by members of his staff, H. P.
Bosworth of Klamsth Palls and Ward
Hammond and Charles R. Cooley of
Grants Pass were guests at today's
Rotary meeting.
BIRTHS
Born, to Mr. and Mra. Dal Bums,
1401 EuclW street, a daughter,
weighing 7 pounds, S4 ounces.
December 16 at the Community
hospital.
The Catholic Ixdtea ar hoMIn ft
Rummaet sl !n Sparta Bltlg. Friday
and Saturday.
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our manv friends
for their acta of kindness and sym
pathy in the loss of our loved one.
Golds Mae. Mr. and Mrs. H, B. Bran
son and son.
Stated convocation of Cra
ter Lake Chapter No. M.
B. A. M. TuMday. rc. 17th.
t 7:30 P. M. Election and
inaf-allation of officer. Vlaltm In
vited. GEO. M.DEN, Secy
O. O. HORNER, H. P.
Made from a gr
Formula 150 years old
1 run n -jOsrt'""" JT1
On Rialto Bill
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WiU Borers, in return showing
of "Doubting Thomas," Is at ihc
Riatto theater starting today for a
three-day engagement,
ftogers plays the role of a genial
manufacturer of pork s&uacre who
suddenly finds his home invaded by
a would-be impressario who persuadM
his wife that she belongs to the stage
and the public. As the stase-stmcfc
wife blithely nvikes plans frr a ca
reer before the footlights. Will de
cides to do something about it and
the cure he effects forms a basis tor
one ot the funniest bits he has ever
brought to the screen.
Billle Burke is the wife; Alison
Skipworth is the Impressario; Frank
Albertson plays the role of Rogers'
son, and Sterling Holloway. Prances
Grant and Gail Patrick are also in
reaiured roles.
Roxy Comedy
Cnarlie Ruggjta ana Mary BoSana,
the screen' favorite "mama and
papa" team, are together again In
People '.vm Talk," In which thev
climax 23 years of married bliss in
one mighty banie. It plays today
and Wednesday at the Roxy theater.
GATES & LYDIARD
PLANS FDR 1,000
AT YULE BANQUET
Indications to&a were that more
than 1000 poor children would be
ftuesta of dates & Lydlard at the
Christmas dinner to be given in their
honor next Tuesday in the basement
dining room of the Elks temple.
It was thought at first that the
number would not far exceed 500,
but early returns on the number of
eligible youngsters caused a revision
upward, w. A. Gates said. Names ot
needy children are being collected by
several groups and turned over to
Miss LUlian M, Hoherts, American
Rfd Cros secretary In charge of com-
piling, the list of guests.
"Reports indicated that there will
be 400 children from Medford and
vicinity, 50 from Winter and 60 from
Jackson v Hie." Mr. Gates said.
"With all the rest of the county to
hear from, we are almost sura of
having more than 1000. But ih&tis
alt right with us. The more the mer
rier. Bring them all in, we told Miss
Roberts. Every needy child will be
taken care of."
Because th capacity of the rates
basement is limited to 500. there wit?
be two servings at the Gates & tydi-
srd party, Mr. Gates said. The chll
dren from Medford and vicinity wli;
be served at 12 o'clock and the re
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Winifred Shaw
Jiiuiaaaiipp
A sparling comedy drama, filled
with roiHcking laughter delirhtfuJ
romances, tinkling musics and spiced
with thrills, will com to the Cra
terian theater for tomorrow (Wednes
day! only, .
This new film musical bears the
title of "Broadway Hostess, and Is a
story of New York night life at its
liveliest aspects.
The picture introduces sew and
beautiful singing star to the screen
n the person of Winifred Shaw In
the title role. Miss Shaw has ap
peared in sevesl pictures, hotsiiif "In
Caliente," "Sweet Adeline "Gold
mainder of the little guests at 1:30.
Parents will be notified at what hour
to have their children ready.
Wherever practicable school busses
will be used in transporting the
children from and to their homes.
Busses have already been engaged to
transport the Wimer and Jackson
ville you n esters, in remote localities.
however, the committee Is depending
upon the cooperation of neighbors
who are willing to transport tha chil
dren in their cars. The committee
again Isswed a. plea today for help
from those who can furnish automo
bile.
Every needy Jackson county child
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Sliows
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THE GREATEST STAR THE
SCREEN EVER KNEW!
HE BOOP-OOP.DE-DOOPS
HIS WAY TO
... as he shows his
stage-struck wife how a
sausage mixer can real
ly go to town! He sings
, , , he laughs , . , and
brings the whole fam
ily down to earth!
S
TODAY
For 3 Days
BILLIE BURKE
ALISON SKIPWORTH
STERLING HOLLOWAY
GAIL PATRICK
A44?4itantim4 Aire porfNgh
"SPORT ON THE RANGE"
"Hi F.t To Hmf mU?r" Rcreen
Craterian Star
mm l
Diggers of aad also Is fsmsus
in musical comedy on the sta. But
this is her first starring role in titan
She plays the part of a small-town
girl who goes to the big city to make
good and has a rough time of it until
lyle Talbot, in the role of a big-shst
gambler, takes her binder hi wing
and makes her the toast of the town.
Sharing honors with Ml Shaw 1
Phil ftegan, "singing cop."
Allen Jenkins furnishes much of
the comedy ns the bodyguard of Tal
bot Generleve ToWa is the society gM
in love with Talbot.
from four to IS year old. Inclusive
is eligible as a Gate & Xydlard guest
AsMsud, however, Ss omitted becsuB
the city has organizations that at
looking out for the welfare of deserv
ing children there.
MODERN WOMEN
H4 Hot Softer avjath'iy pats ami Wy dae to
coins. dwvou3u-ajd. pjposurr or Riminir caw.
s.Ud:uRE'-st-f ovm X"ir. Aifcfw
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with
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&r required 'o roafce a tm at p.
TOO LATE TO CLASIFV
WANTED Mddle-ased S(rnee ldr
for oorr.par.lnn Brunsons sservtoe
Station, B. 3, Boa 114. (
FOR SAIE tonafhn sppl?. bt -.
oookm and catir Al V-.s- -
ta, Packing House. j
WANTED At fiiw, dU b'.JT.
oonduism. Phone 583. j
WANTED Baa to sell fmpft7ers
otx streets evenings. Aplf t Mat I
Tribune. j
FREE IMMt spwisJ n CJndnr.a j
beauty wortt or mow. Pm 25
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t2 tier. Box 155. Butte vm.
CLKAS fumtshed aparrrst. 217 W.
3nd.
4 -ROOM mfilfra hew. l4 acre,
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EXPERIENCED, DrewcnsW TaUw
itM5, 1331, Almond St.
FOR A IT, 'JO modei A. Fr-M road
ster !W SslHnc.
FOR S A IX A 1 mon 1 v,M t thy
come from the orchard !trrH tn
Medford &t Sc pound. V htme
FOR 5AI E S40-ec2 tn cab a tar. Frank
FOR SALE One rwo-w trail
er. Lo Young. Tel 10-F-13,
FOR SAL Vfwrltn Jmer bniL
purebred, snd eowa for chesp if
taken soon. 4 ml. north R-vue
Ffr or l&wvr Evsms Cr'jc toad
Come to mail box turn to tight. M,
Dundon.
FOR BT.ST 3 -room furnished, house,
close in. Inquire 146 S suth Iry
FURNISHED smrtment rttts private
bath, 331 Apple.
FOR SALE Stock trailer. 21x700
heavy dutsr tires. Phone -49S-R.
TRADE Closd truck for car.
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WANTED Worn a r. jseneral fe-r..
wmt.. 106 Clark i.re-;i.
FOR SAX..F., TStBB, OH. LKSE Wfi
Waft Jackson Stswe,
WIU pay tar eoape ;n pxx cr.-
sn. effinl waner writ
P.OMte 4. Bs 11, M3ford.
LIFE'S HIGHWAY
TO SUCCESS
m are ail waThirtc for the TOjEfc
wsy Vn our own Hie that "Mil 3ead us
to Saw A Ipw ar Jo5a?5d ttxm
hijeammy and trveUg is juoceasfully
wtoite othe. am mmiany mikjru?
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stnd seneati. it are tl? Tts, ervr'ft
pst containing cne I t,Ke?i,! ttTl
hutes , , . Oppomm.ty, RArmony. Ac
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tT!W, Powe Kindness. Pr5endss5p
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tfttvcl montn fey 4Sosth loa-ard four
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swr hotne. but vtt atrrsctt'.-e
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tselay (o Hee Andrus Wmer,
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nta The ealenrtar wtli b sent fott
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It teawi Tonight!
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