The Eugene guard., April 20, 1925, Image 2

Monday Evening, April 20. iv-
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Bofieved 10 lie insane uecjuie of
grief canned by the accidental ihoot
ing of a neighbor boy by her son
Charlei, Mr. Oavld Cunningham of
Gary, Ind., wa$ quizzed In an lnve
After an all-night ees-ion at Oik
ridge, In which unt of the target
tin Hire cf tondidaten t tntac tl'e
iiubordiniite W(- of (lie I. U. O, F.
iu Oregon iv ere inducted into (lie ur
der, npifroztuuitt'ly- JtO nifinb ra of
tin Kugene lodge returned from U11U
lidga yesterday morning. JCIevrn
tliurtT memhrra were initiated and
inatallrd, after jvhirb they elected of-fjt-ci-ji,
and aided in Initiating a clW
of M) additional member.
he Jwi I grout a headed by i
Howard M. ilruwiir-ll, noble grand, j
ud lite Hpeneer Mutter lodge, put on;
all Hit degree work of le order. The j
penal train, (raving Kugrue at fi ;
o'clock Kiit ur day afternoon, orrivfd
in Onkridge, at 0 oVIork, and afirr a
up)Lr, tiiu degree team Inatuflvd th
charter niembera. -
About eight meiubera of Ibe I. O. (J.
J-'. who live tit t ukridiip aro bko ai-
IikmiiIht an- I ud iir their praien :if j lhea C1'(w"1 lq Pp'"'" "
the huJM'iuJity ahvMii them ducinit i "'Lfc"""1"-" " 1 1 1 1 "
their viilt.
Charter member of the Ojitiridjc1
twig are m fdlowi:
T. IMke, noble ffrand; Jl. '
JJtklinnl, ticejtraud; I A. farter,
rfordintf itei-reurj ; K. A. Ilulhrooit,
tinanelai iteeretwry; .1. K. rmtdnei.
UegKurer; K. U Wert, A. J. Kiii.tii, A.
K MK'lnne, A. , Kl.uk, W. T. .Min
iiKk, .1. H. Mill-.
A, ,1, "Jnii" ' Hinfth, nns (he bflp
pifni iUf Keltoiv in tlm gro.iji iu
alelld. Inr.il menthrrs report. Mr,
Hmtih a ihne aoui were nmoiic those
uiitirtirri, '1 he mrmbera inltintrd wen-
Bummariea of the reports on the.
rat-tut stale ie. station navo uteu
coinuiled by I lie joint legislative com
mittee of the l-ane county tanners
I ij ion nnd the i'omona Grange. The
loiiimiitee in its report als submit"
a lit of rjueations to the Iaue county
tourt and passes on tbe records of
tho I-ne county delegation at the
mute leg slative seiition.
Tbe following U the report on the
senators and representatives irom
I.ane county.
"We beHrtily appreciate the work
thut .Senator 'iik did in bebalf of tbe
agrirullurist and feel that be bas co-
one year ago the raembert of tbe
present county iourt declared them
selves strongly in faror of continuing
the timber cruise In Liine County?
7. Were you sincere In making
such statements or were Ihey merely
used as campaign buncombe?
8. If you were sincere In placing
great stress on such statements, why,
st tbe taxpayers meeting, did you pot
make the cruise sure by including in
tbe J0-o budget a sufficient amount
to ro?er the cruise for the ensuing
year?
0. Did you not know when you
added the one-hilf mill to the budget
that Hix-b an art was unlawful and
would be rejected?
10. Is Jour interest reslly with
the common taxpayer or with the
larce timber bolder?
11. How many tmiring and other
pasftenner r-ars does Lane county own
lnt the present time?
f 12. How msny automobiles, not
j owned or hired by the county, does
Iane county supply with gas, oil and
I tires?
j YA. How many touring and other
passenger cars baa Inne county
SIFE IS BUSIED
BEND, Ore., April 20. The fe
In lh local office of (Be Oregon,
WaKbingion Kollroad and Navigation
company blown early Ihia morn
ii; ud tU.lli and a locked empty
Iron box from iniide Hie Kate taken.
operated will) tbe co.-uraitte. a. far a. 'bl' ,ian Ju 1924?
poNhiole.
"We also wish to give Representa
tive I'otter favorable mention for the
tln.ihnn intn thM lllneia of anothar stand be look on the 1'ennis bill, ba
ton, David, and the deaths under sa- cause we realize that the majority of
spictous circumstance of his father.
a sister and throe brothers. She
(InLil HrrcintlMl . .Iiihn X llnenl Ar. lrom lnn
ti.,,,. i v,l,,,-'j 1.--.. i. ti-rit 1 'mp Lewis,
Tiiuiiunn I.. Tiller, Hlieinmn W. Til
ler, ('hirles II. tireic ty, ham Wild
Hiii. (In re nen W, l.fflrfC, W. II. .M.--intyre,
Jltnrjr Vtmk, I'harles K. Wl.
lis, l.ro Ah -it niton, Claude H. Ilideli,
Clui-lea A. Cooper, liuli Kloek. Code
Kiijtliidi, Cluirles Jj. Nobbi, Henry T.
.Miiinick, t.nurence J, ISmillt, .Siuriel
Jv. Walker, Knrneat Jnncs, Willinni II.
tirnnp, J, M. Mrlii(ri)lin, Charles A.
I'ndilnrk, Charles J. Hilts, l.s w retire
Kennrdy, lunar W, Illantnn, .M. .
Me.Nett, (Veil V. Knot, Albert Y.
.Mi liner. ICinerfmti J. Hpots, .iHin'jt
Albert llaynle, ,M. M. Hunesn, Alviu
I.AnhPrr, .l-seph H, Hills, Fred Hilli,!
(tlnf Nelson, tiK'nr Hrury, .Max F.
hltills, I.enn H, Itedbeatl, Clnrlen
,rete, Will (irumbnfli, lnvid K. Hlair,
lames A. Mai one, I jiwrenre Ilillt,
.fesae F. Mlrhenl, Anton Peterson.
Car Theft Charge
Made Against two
Cn o chargr of tlm theft nf the
Ford coupe of H, C, .Stnrey of Cot
lg (roe to men were arreattd
ftowburg Ntr-t nisht on reipient of
1'rpulv Hberiff tireeu I'itrher (ff Cot
ttge t.rove. Thn men xnve the names
of Felix i;poHtu and Angelo .Mession
to (be authorities at KoHlntrjc, Word
j rcinlved at the office of Sheriff Tay
I lor nf J,ann from I'oukIss county i
llit the pHir fid mi tied being desert
ntted Ktates army at
The men probably will
be returned here to answer tho enr
theft rhnrge If Ihey are not turned
over to the army authorities for trial.
Church Visitor to '
Get Greeting Here
0HCQ0N
Thone 940.
MOTOR
CO.
oao Oil re
tf
The t'liitnriniiH of the city will give
a flintier nt tbe Unburn lintel tomor
row evening nt seveu o'clock nt which
the gnents of honor are lo be the He.
Lawrence Itcdfern.nf Liverpool, Kns;.,
nrtil Will I.. Itarnnrfl of Huston. Mr.
lEcdfern is one of tbe exchange fpeak
er who romea to thia country aa an
interpreter of Cnitnrinnim nt the
time nf the centenary celebration nf
the firt hundred yenra of history on
orgntiixed l.'nitnrianism on hoth aiden
of the Atlantic. Mr. Unruard in ex
ecutive secretary of the Ctiitnrian
Lay men's league with headquarters
nt HoHlnn.
MONDAY
and Tuesday only
WilhaBoWlo Those Who
' Bow Down to the Wealthy
jLOUlS B: MAYER, -pUmU
THE SNOB
AMoritaBell
Product ioiv.
Basal on HELEN R. MAR TIN'S now?
JOHN GILBERT CONRAD NACEU
NORMA SHEARER
HEDDA HOPPER PHYLLIS HAVER
The Tale cf a Social Climber
WOMEN ADORED HIM
Tfc aocUl world tk.t he hwnti
IMS Uio(kl kirn p.rf.etly
b.rraln,. Tb. Udln war llt.r
wif .1 kla ImI. But man
aptM4 kirn. Awl KU wilT-
W.ll, k. imr m.xtloBwl k.
l -
1 ' r eirv
his clients are not supporters of the
income tax, and that he was not
elected on an Income tax platform.
".Senator Magladry and Jtepresen
tative Howard have not worked in ac
cord with the policies recommended
by this committee or in accord with
the policies wbbh have been advo
cated by our orgnnirationa for yeara
past and we feel there is little in
harmony between us from a legislative
viewpoint.
"Kepresrnt alive Wheeler has for
years been identified with organized
agriculture but we feel tbnt he will
receive a considerable criticism for
supporting the Mills bill, although
be states he did so because of certain
existing conditions and not because
ho fftvored the bill."
Senator Crltlolzed
The report also criticizes Senator
Maglndry for support nf the Jpnnia
bill which is declared "is not only a
vote- against an income tax but Is a
round about way by which income tsx
opponents hope to be able to buy the
defeat of such a tax for a period of
ir years'' The report also criticizes
the ninnd of Jtepresentstive Howard
on Ibe Dennis hill. The "passing of
the buck" from one house to the
other raises the question as tn the
nne-huoie legislative plan which msy
have considerable merit, the report
adds.
Court Is Questioned
"Inasmuch aa the Farmers t'nion
Is composed largely of Inxpsyers we
feel that we nrn entitled to correct
answers to the following questions:
we therefore respectfully ask tho :
Honorable County Court of Lane
county for Ihe Information with cor
rect answers to the questions which
follow will furnish.
1. iJo Ihe records show that the
Lane county debt was increased or
diminished under thn management of
the preceding county court?
2, Do Ihe records of Lane Indi
cate that the county debt Is Increas
ing or diminishing under the manage
ment of the present county court?
U. Is the $'(MM) thnt was plnced
In thn 1024 budget for ft timber
crniae In Lane county, atlll In the
cuuuty treasury?
4. If not, .for1 what purpose was
It used?
fi, Wns it lawful to use (bis money
for any other purpose until the tim
ber cruise ma do by Mr. Nense was
legally settled?
It Is It not n fact that less fhnn
JIMMY AUBRY
"Oh Wha a Flirt"
AESOI FAUI.K
MONDAYS GUEST
Mra, J. Meagher, Ul 17th W.
Kindly call at boii(fic for
yinir two tlkei. go today
only.
Auction
Sale
of
F
HUE
At the Residonce
1251 Lincoln St.
Beginning nt 1:30 T. M.
THURSDAY,
APRIL 23
AW havo soltl our homo
and will move back to
lown,
NOTHING P -SERVED All
nur furniture ooes at auc
tion to the highest bidder
for cash. Come to the huuse
and look It over before the
aale. Here it a brief d
crlptlom
"LarQe Oak Library table,
large eolid oak dining table
and 6 good leather seat
ehairi to match; all like
new; 1 antique tnyt aet
tee, 3 oak rockers with
leather seats. 1 plaii oak
rocker, 2 good dreeseri, 1
mall dresser. 1 chtffon'er,
1 Slmmone bed complete,
with best eteet spring. oMb.
mattress. 1 walnut bed,
. steel coll springs end good
maltreat, 1 walnut cane
back rocker, 2 room sue
ruga, good at new, 1 lino
leum rug, 9st0; 1 Urge
Bridge A Beach heating
etove, nearly new; 1 lee
trie vacuum aweeper, 1 eieo
trio Iron, 1 Singer Rotary
swing machine, good at
new. several kitchen cm ire,
hose, lawn mower, dishes,
utensils and other small ar
ticlee.
GEO. H. HICKS,
Owner
1251 Lincoln Street
J. K. GREER
Auctioneer
14. What vat the total price paid
for fut-h cars?
15. It it not a fa-t that touring
oara owned and supplied by Lane
county are frequently tiled for pleas
ure trip and other private purposes?
10. Wa it the intention of the
county court, at the time the JU'-'"i
hudfet was made, to continue the ser
vices of the bridie inspector and the
road mstters?
17. If so, why was there not aome
provision made for their salsry in
I lie boricct?
IS. From what funda do they re
ceive their pay?
111. Do you employ two road mas
ters when there is not sufficient work
to keep one busy?
IlHill I Kl .N.MM.I,,
It. B. WHITRKCK, '
Itll.EY PKTTY,
I). M. DAVIS,
MARTIN FOSTER,
Ttesolutlori Committee.
BKTTt M. KAITAUF.
County Secretary.
Rumors of Strike
Of oil Heard Here
tumors that oil hod been struck
at ilie rig of the Uuaranty Oil com
pany souih of the city were rue nere
today. The hit which liaa been down
ahotit itmxi fret, according to reports
of the company, .truck yesterday
it was reported. Local people who in
vesliisted Ihe strike today report that
there is considerable odor and it is be
lieved I lint there Is a considerable
iiluro of air under high prea.nre
with the cas. The promoters of the
well belleva thnt sifns are lhat oil
will lie struck within the next IK) feet.
Ilr. David Kmene Olson, promoter,
who is on his way to Texas was noti
fied by wlro and will return, is the
report from tho office of the Guar
anty company.
The news nf Ihe striking ot toe gas
which Is said to havo thrown water
over the top of the rig waa telephoned
lo mnny In Kugcno yesterday. Several
local business men and hunkers were
culled unit Informed of tho develop
ments at Ihe well.
Armenian Address
Given at Luncheon
An address by M. PnroutinRlnn, Ar
meniim relief worker, waa the feature
of today's meeting of thn Kiwania
club. Thn anenker told of tho condi
tions In tho near enst, and thn relief
work along educational liucs being
carried on by American aid.
A vocal 'solo by .lohn Siefert,
companled by Miss Herniee Yen, was
the musical attraction ot the luncii
eon. A general business meeting wan
held, including group aiugiug by the
members.
Tbe committee to prepare next
week's progrnm Is as follows: Marlon
Mrt'lain, Will Jcwett and Unrry lumbar.
$15-50
to
SAN
FRANCISCO
Stage Terminal
l'liono 1SG0
Traveling
This Summer?
AVhothcr yon travrl
by train, bout or auto,
yon Tiopil .cxjxmisp mon
ey. 'What, then, is the
safest ami most conven
ient form of money to
carry!
A. . A. Travelers
Cheques are the ideal
travel money. They nro
ns good as gold; no one
refuses to accept them;
and if lout they are of
no value to those com
ing into possession,
(let yours hero at tho
First National.
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
Eugene, Oregon
11
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Merchants Ready
On Spring Display
Altbouch weather conditions were
far from appropriate today local
me reliant a were in no way discouraged
and the observance of annunl "cot
ion goods" week wis launched wltb a
large and colorful stuck of sing-hams
and other summer waa fabrics on
hand for the spring purchasers, tyly
decorated windows with t'.u ittinbow-
bued dress' joeds i'.v considerable
uttention from Uininine shopper ooJ
salesgirl dressed in this gay summer
costume added charm to lhr ret nil
shopping dintrirt tuny and it will
continue for the remainder of tbe
week despite the lack of real spring
weather.
Fraternity House
Is Robbed Here
Loss of more than $100 ns the re
sult of a theft at the Sigma Nu fra
ternity iiouse on Eleventh avenue east
near Aider street was reported at the
office "f Sheriff Taylor thrs after
noon. The money waa in the man
ager's desk on the second floor and
the loss wsa discovered this raornins.
according lo tha report cf fraterniiy
members. As the 'bouse is usually
open during the night, the members
coming and going, it Is believed Hi.it
someone slipped In and took the mon
ey without arousing any suspicion by
noise. Several good finger prints have
been obtained and these may be a clije
Ihe fraternity members report.
George S. Bird
Dies at his Home
George Snyder Bird. 13-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Bird,
died Sundny morning at the home of
his parents, Twenty -fourth and Col
umbia streets. Tbe boy was a student
at Condon school, and a member of
the boy scouts. Besides bis parents he
survived by lour brothers, tjlcll
Bird, of Portland; Bluford Bird, Glen
Bird, and Loinodore Bird, all of hu-
gene, and one eister, Margaret, alsj
of KJugene.
The funeral will be held Tuesday
afternoon at i! o'clock at the Bran
stetter chapel, and Interment will be
In the .Mu I key cemetery.
Weather Fails to
Bar Lane Anglers
Fishermen's luck was not so good
yesterday as the Willamette was mud
dy due to heavy rains and although
the Mchcnxie wan somewhat cleaner
there were but few reports of limit
cntcbes made. Many anglers braved
tho inclement weather to try for the
trout and a large number of cars
were reported along the McKenzie
route during tho day. A few anglers
who tried out tho tiiuslaw report thnt
soma good cntcbes were made and
thnt conditions seemed better than
the McKenxie area. The general con
census of opinion of the trout hunt
ers wan that it wns a very poor day
to enjoy this sport.
Funeral Services
Are Held Sunday
Funeral services for tho late J.
Nf, Shelley, Lnne county pioneer, were
held yesterday afternoon from tbe
Veatch chapel. A big crowd of friends
of the deceased heard the sermon of
Ir. K. V. Stivers, pastor of the First
Christian church, who reviewed the
chief events of Mr. SheNeys active
life.
The I. (). O. F. ritual ceremonies
were rend at the grave, interment be
ing in the old I. O. O. F. cemetery.
Mr. Shelley leaves a widw. Mrs.
Nsncy J. Shelley, as well as a son
and daughter.
Editorial
Thankjrou, dear peo
ple You certainly did buy
groceries last week .
We turned 'our stock
with six day's selling.
But ..that ... Saturday
rush was terrible. In the
afternoon the store -became
so packed with
people that we were
forced to lock the doors
to keep customers out.
Now, folks, you can
help U3, and help your
self at the same time
Don't put off till Satur
day buying that can be
done earlier in the week.
Co-operate with us,
boost for us, and we'll
do our best for you
You'll hear the grouch
saying Stanley's will not
continue to sell at such
impossible prices
That it can't be done
And a lot of other rot.
But keep coming. We
will do our part.
Again we thank you,
GEO. C. STANLEY
Columbia
Vegetable Soup
Contains cel
ery, n quality
product. One
lot only, and
no more nt
this rtrice
3 Cans 25C
r
88-96
Ninth Ave. West
Stanley Building Eugene, Oregon
TUESDAY
All goods advertised in bur 16 page Guard ad will
remain on sale until Saturday evening.
P. & G. Soap Deal
12 Bars P. & G. Soap
2 Large Ivory Soap
3 Medium Ivory Soap
4 Guest Ivory Soap '
1 Large Pkg. Chipso
The Lot 64 aa
Worth $1.55 PiUU
Brooms
A good broom, worth
75 cents at regular
price 50c
Better Broom regular
dollar value, fine sew
ed 68c
" This broom if bought
at a dollar would be a
bargain. Sale price 75c
Our best broom. Good
value at $1.25. Six sew
ed, best straw 90c
Candy,
Jelly Beans, v
Pound 15c
Lang's Mixed,
Pound 20c
Peppermint Lozen- i
ges, pound 25c
Wintergreen Lozen
ges, pound 25c
Stuffed Mints,
pound ; 30c
Chocolate Drops,
pound 25c
Elco Chewing Choc
olates, pound 35c
5'
Cookies
Package Cookies-
a dozen kinds
choice
Fig Bars, Vanilla
or - chocolate -j r7ii
. pound i i 2
Flake Butter Crackers,
:lJT 20
Soda Crackers, suited
or plain,
pound
Oyster Crackers
pound
Zwieback
package
Crackers in Cartons
3 pounds
not
Cookies, in bulk, all kinds
pound 20e, 25c lAf)
30c, 35c
45
The Year's Supply of
White King Washing Machine Soap
was given by MRS. Z. M. McCORNACK, Motor Route A,
Kugeno, Oregon
Highway Job Soon
Under way, Report
Active preparations for the paving
of the stretch of more than four miles
on the Pneifio highway between
Junction City and Ilarrisburg are un
der way and thia project in expected
to be pushed through to completion.
Thn bunkers aro being erected for
the gravel near the west ferry landing
and it h expected thnt paving opera
tions will be started immediately after
May 1, according to local contractors
who have inspected the preparations.
This contract was recently let hy tbp
stnte highway commission and it will
close the only unpaved gnp ; on the
highway in Oregon.
Rotary Will Have
Special Services
In observance of "Boys' Week" a
special service will he held next. Sun
day evening nt the First Methodist
fhurch and the membership of tho
Kngoiip Kotnry Hub will attend tH
event, according to announcement to-1
day. Hev. .1. Franklin Ihrns. pallor, I
will preach n special xennun I
"Hoys Service ami on the "IVs. I
bilitics of Youth." Church nM I
teachers have been urged to- rnrmir-1
nge their pupils ttf .attend the. evrnin;!
service. The Kugcno Kotnriaim iff I
also askinR that till people iiitcmlf-ll
in boys work to atlcnd Ihe imp.
KlJTiENE COLLECTION AfiEXCll
S28-29-30 MINKR HLIKL PHONE
000.. V. II. ULOWKliS. MGIt.
Heavy Frost for
Tonight Forecast
PORTLAND, Ore., April 20,Fnwt
that ia likely to do Rome damage in
predicted for most of Oregon tomor
row morning. K. Ii. Weill, local ob
server believes it will not be o bad
In Portland, but the Ho cue river val
ley, 8aletn, and points eait of the
Ca cii dci are likely to be nipped to the
point of conaiderable damage. AppKs
in the Hood Hirer district are not
quite no likely to be damaged.
I TOO LATE TP CLASSIFY
CIIKISTIAX WOMAN wants work in
hom of -J or S. Inquire 5til Hark
j St. (YtniDgs or moraing.. aUL'
' WANTKD Trct-toppinaj. rubbin
or trimrmor. Ix'avo orders at YI
I V. 5lh. S. M. Ali.NOt.H. !
YANTKI Your, man to share apl.
wilh two oihrra. Call at K Mh
after 7 p. iu. a-'J
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I
-ST r 1-, B .
A Neti; Kind of Summer
Plan It Now
The world's finest summer playground is calling
to you now. Fascinating, different it offers
complete change of scene a change you need.
KlR KKNT iArf e dowmtairs 8
room (urni.hM apartment, private
front enlrsni-e. YVater. lichta, tele
phone furnished. USS tuire St.
KXl'F.ltl KNCK1 WOMAN w.nt.
I hmi.rwork. tUj or hour. I hone !
M3-Y. a.-J I
VVAVrKO. WOHK .- C.l.ominlni. !
painnnc. interior fmi.hinc. Thon i
! louilt. j
NOTICE TO CREOIT0RS j
Notico is h.rehT given that the un
(ler!itne,l hss been appointed rteru- i
tru of Ihe eslale f Harriet K. Kw
bana. rlev-ea.eil. be the t.'ountr t'onrt
of Ijioe wuoir. Oregon. All "per.on. I
having claims acsin.t .Aid e.tate ar I
reipiired to pr-teot (hem. with the
proir vouoherv to ihe iind.r.igned.
at Ibe law offioea of Potter. Foster
linrael at No. i,7 Willamette
Street in Kugene. Oreg n. wiihm Hi
months from the date of this no'te.
I'sted at Kng'ne, Oregon, this '.Vta
dar of April, lit.'.",,
Voi.k n rnKt.rs.
Kxefutrit of the Kitsts of Harriet
K. Kwhank. lerea.fd
No.lU).Moa-dT-ral
WILLAMITTE C 0 1 fi r Tift ".".
CRtOIT SCRVICt i
Collection Spe. i.h.i., vii Wtllaa..
ect si. rhone :;;s. c. s iain ir
it'
TECIDE today, that your summer vaca-1-S
tton this year will produce that nmplttt
"t lich always brinirs the Rrcatrst pro
fit. Don't do the usual things this summer.
wcrr, wtinin a radius of a
hundred milrs, are hifh moun
tains, lovely valleys, quiet lakes,
sea shores, all the favorite sum
mer sports golf, tennis, bathing,
sailing, camping, mountain climb
ing, hshing and all connected
by five thousand miles of beau
tifully paved motor mai .n
splendid imerurban trolley lines so that ss
tr ; utim may be amfuttlj satisfied.
In the evening there is an open air con
cert by a great philharmonic orchestra, or
a i ilgnmage Play, a dance or dinner at a
famous restaurant. And u n,n to interfere.
The most rapttflv
Browing population
la the world, testifies
to the year 'round
climatic advantages
la this favored
section
Temperature? The averaces U. S.
Government Weather Bureau figures for
48 years are as follows: 48 Junes, 66 de
erees! 48 Julys, 70; 48 Augusts, 71 48
Septembers, 69.
This is Southern California in
the summer, with its Missionsand
its palms, a summcrland supreme
and you have never seen it!
Come now and stay all sum
mer, or plan now to come in
June. You'll never forget it.
Snecial mum! frin tickets
on aale from May 15 to September 30
(with return trip privilege to October
31) make it easy to come.
A least, find out all about it See rail
road ticket agents, or mail coupon below.
cut oo it now.
Southern
California Summers
Average 69 a 48 Year Record
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