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”l‘r**l<lent
Andrew
Johnaon
Two-third* of Portugal’s inhabi
tants ara said to be unable tu read, never weiit to school a day In hl*
but they have thereby escaped a lot life.” Thu* Netting an example ’he
of misinformation. Weston Leader,
However, the ring politician
doesn't ring true. Weaton leader.
Jacksonville Splits on
Wet and Dry Issues
iaZUrftlLVi
(Continued from na«e one)
Rawles Moore (wet)
A. C. Nlnlnger (wet)......
Wm. H. Paine (dry)......
George M. Robert* (wet)
WORLD’S FINEST SOUN d T‘
RCA
Federal wet amendment
State bonus amendment
County manager ............
Grand jury amendment..
Debt taxation limitation
State power fund bonds
Sale* tax bill .................. ...
Repeal state prohibition
Oleo tax bill .........................
Ruch
Delegates to state convention:
G. Homer Billings (dry).....
Sydney Wm Hall (dry)
C. C. Hoover (dry) ...............
Ed C. Kelly (wet) ...............
Rawles Moore (wet) ...
A. C. Nininger (wet)
William H. Paine (dry) __
George M. Roberts (w:et)....
High
Fidelity Wide
Rang*
PICKFORD
WW
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KEENE
in
Federal wet amendment
State bonus amendment
County manager ....... _...
Grand jury amendment....
State power fund bonds
Sales tax bill ...................
Repeal state prohibition
Oleo tax bill ................... ..
Applegate
Mixed Fare to Greet
Wrestling Fans Tonite
Joan Biondell Is one of the many
stars who appear* in "Gold Dig
ger* of IMS.” the smashing suc
cessor to "42nd Street” It open* s
four-day run nt the Craterlan thea-
ter Sunday.
Warren William. Ruby Keeler.
IMck
Powell
Aline MaeMnhan.
also are tn the cast among other*.
There are five song hit* and plenty
of beautiful girl* to satisfy every
one.
Dalegates to state convention:
G. Homer Billings (dry)......
20
Sydney Wm Hall (dry) ......
•LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT* AXIOM
C, C. Hoover (dry) ..... ........ .
SHATTERED IN RIALTO FILM
A mixture of Portland beans and
Ed C. Kelly (wet) ................ 64
Rawles Moore (wet) .............. 55 Japanese rice is scheduled for dis
The old axiom of "love at first
A. C. Nininger (wet) ....... .... 57 play tonight (Thursday) at the I
sight'* is pretty well shattered in
William H. Paine (dry).......... »•Medford Armory. Well, perhap. not
the story of "When Strangers Mar
exactly
the vegetable* mentioned
.........................................
Georg* M. Roberts (wet) ....
ry." starring Jack Holt, playing at
yes no1 will be on display, but the result*
the Rialto theater Sunday and Mon
Federal w*t amendment....... 60 34 of nourishment of both will be
day
matched when Ted Thy*, webfoot,
State bonus amendment....... 40
In the picture Holt first meets
County manager _____ ___ 1< 79 meets Oki Shikina. Japanese mat
his future wife, as played by Lil
Grand jury amendment....... 1C n man.
ian Bond, in a Parisian dive on
Just as though Promotor Mack
Debt tax limitation ............. S3 si
terms that could hardly be called
State power fund bonds------ 35 CT Lillard hadn’t already been dish-
auspicious. She demands that he be
Sales tax bill ... ..... ....... ....... 21 78 j ling out enough variety in his menu.
thrown out and slaps his face
Repeal state prohibition..... 65 321 for southern Oregon .porta fan*.
when he proposes an Insulting toast
Oleo tax bill ............. -—----- <4 44 he has arranged for the first 20
jack. , ! minutes
ot ^e tilt to go orthodox
to her. To her amazement he re
Election board for north ____
A .
taliates by placing her over his
sonville precinct includes Mabel catch-as-catch-can wrestling, while
knee and administering a good old-
Sims, chairman; Zola A. FlckJthe, ••««»nd 20 minutes will be
fashioned spanking to the young
judge, and C. B. Dunnington and 8wttche<1 <°
Jlt8u «Fl«
lady.
Florine Severance, clerks. The canva? Jackets. For the last 20 min-
However, after such puglltstlc
south precinct tallies were signed u,es
wre8‘ler gaining the quick-
prellminarles. they start chatting
by Margaret Hart, chairman: E. A. e8t '*11 up to ‘hat point will be
and finally wake up at the end of
I-angley. judge, and Nellie W. Fick. K*ven choice of his preferred man-
a week's celebration to discover,
Anna F. Coleman and Claudia Gass. neT..of annlhilation.
to their mutual amazement, that
clerks.
I The varied match will be a new
they are man and wife.
treat for local fans and should be
"When Strangers Marry” was di
highly exciting as well as strange
rected by Clarence Badger from a
in many of its aspects. Thye, who
story by Maximilian Foster. Arthur
pk« . »1
. j r
nas appeared in Medford several
has
Vinton, who played the leader of
U IS tn DU ted For V^ars times, is very adept at jiu jitsu and
th<- I! ■ !•’ In Columbia's "Wash
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can match the Nipponese at their;
ington Merry-Go-Round.” Barbara
The Gold Rush Jubilee bumper own game, he claims. Southern Ore-
Marondes», Ward Bond and Gus
strips. which were promised for^onians already are accustomed to
tav Pon Seyffertftx are a few of
late last week, have been delivered seeing anything happen in the Ar
the prominent names In the sup-
and are being placed on autos as mory ring, but this week Lillard is
jiorting cast.
rapidly as possible. Those motor- deliberately planning on something
ists who would like to help ad ver-'—or everything—happening,
Poor Olin Miller, who finds that
tise the Jacksonville celebration
As a special curtain-raiser Pete
he can't get away from hitnself,
should drop into either the Nug- Belcastro. popular ring villain from
thusly maketh dolorous moan: “De
get confectionery, the Basket groc Sacramento, will meet George Kov-
liver us from a person who has
ery, the Jackson county museum or erly, handsome big moment from i
nothing to say and seven hundred
the Jacksonville service station. I Hollywood who appeared here re-
There is no charge.
cently. Pete is known near and far OKI SHIKINA, master of th* jlu ¡ways of saying ft.”—Weston (Or*.)
Posters telling of the many fea for his versatility, not caring jitsu, who meat* Ted Thy* at th* Leader.
It was an added pleaaur* when
tures of the return to pioneer days whether he stomps out the eyeball Armory Thursday (tonight) in a
will be off the press this week and of his opponent or just gouges it mixed match, both the Japanese the Italian air fleet came across.
will be posted throughout southern out with his fiat. House* generally and orthodox form* to be u*ed. So did Italy.—Weston leader.
Even a stabilized dollar would
Oregon and northern California.
are about evenly divided when he
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wrestles, some wanting to Jump in bie to help him out and caused an *e‘ away from us.—Weston Leader,
the ring and help his opponent hour of mirthful booing as he ' Physicist says that life Is no
( break his neck while others are climbed through the ropes when more than a dream. And what at
1 pleased as he launches his bone- going got tough. Twice, disgusted f*r»‘ appears as a lovely vision to
with having to emulate a sparrow ‘be young man dreamer often turn*
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Last Thursday night Belcastro: on the wing to catch his opponent, I ,n,° a nightmare.—Weston leader.
Two
. . Jacksonvillians. Mrs. Lula again met Swede Anderson, bad Nelson cornered Kruse at the ropes ! The heretofore solid south ap-
Saulsbury and Mrs. Leonard Os- boy of the Saturday night dances, and securely tied him therein.1 P^ars to be liquifying — Weston
born, have been notified that civil 'and proceeded to make Swede say Kruse won the first fall with a sur-1 Leader.
service examinations will be held-uncle in a winner-take-all arrange prise body press when he rebound-
Olin Miller, who moralizes as
today (Thursday) In the federal ment. Swede’s Sonnenbergs worked ed off the ropes to catch Nelson off; follows in the Thomaston (Ga.)
building in Medford.
perfectly during the evening's show guard The second fall went to the i Times, ought to practice what he
Mrs. Saulsbury has been award —on Swede, the deciding fall com Utah professor when he opened up preaches: "When you come to the
ed the new postmastership in Jack ing when Swede hurled his huge on a toe hold, while the last fall. Point where you don’t know which
sonville but to date has not quali frame clean outen the ropes and a few minutes before the final bell. *ay to turn, try going straight
fied for her post. Earl York, postal . landed kerplunk in a pile. Three went to Kruse when he grabbed for a change.”—Weston Leader.
Inspector, will conduct the exami i wiggles and one feeble “o-o-o-h-h!!” Nelson's bad leg for a leg strangle
Although called a lieu tax by Its
nations.
| proponents, its opponents do not
were all Anderson could muster as as they broke from the ropes.
Until Mr*. Saulsbury complies Referee Ray Friable counted 20.
Depression price*, lowest in his- seem to regard the sales tax as
with
requirements. Miss Alice I In the main event Bob Kruse, tory of wrestling and boxing, still 11 ‘‘loo loo.”—Weston leader,
Hoefs, retiring postmaster, will re tricky Oswego grappler, took the are favored by Lillard and have
"If we could see the earth from
main in the Jacksonville office.
third fall from George Nelson, Utah been packing the weekly shows « distance it would appear a* a
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it <-
is get
Aggie wrestling mentor. Although with excited fans. More than 80 bluish planet.” Although <♦
— •
Quoting the dictum that “Suc Nelson outclassed Kruse in feats of Jacksonvillians were present at the ting fed up with this color.—Wes
cess depends on the proper func strength and willingness to mix it, last match, with interest growing ton Leader.
tioning of the glands.” Forest Kruse succeeded in running around over the entire county as the qual
Roosevelt has been made a mas
Grove News-Items observes that the ring until he twice tricked the I ity and entertainment value of the ter mariner, although we trust that,
"this is especially true of the sweat 1 Utah blond giant into fatal holds cards improves. Curtain raisers except at vacation time, he'll never
glands." Yet we doubt that our off the ropes.
start promptly at 9 p. m. at the ' be at sea.—Weston leader.
Webfoot brother speaks from per
Kruse, with his pansy voice, con-1 Medford Armory every Thursday
Wets needn’t figure that the
sonal experience.—Weston Leader. tinually yammered at Referee Fris-: night.
1 liquor problem will have been
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!solved when they can lawfully drink
! the solution.—Weston Leader,
We’ve no doubt that President
A British statesman says that
i "It is a base thing to tread upon
Roosevelt is tempted at times to
nations
of
the
world
have
been
’
a man when he is down.” If you
carry out, along with his program,
keeping too much to themselves.
bis expert advisers.—Weston Lead
ask
the base runner.—Weston
Nevertheless,
an
attempt
to
separ
er.
I Leader.
ate Britain from any part of what
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War in Europe is again prophe
Acquiring riches is apt to become she keeps to herself would be whol
sied. but Uncle Sam has learned
ly injudicious.—Weston Leader.
less popular when the millionaire1
. A new wrinkle in thievery, which , to be careful about what he hands
Bul- 1 left______
The esteemed Walla Walla Bui-
test is kidnaping.—Weston Leader.
several ___
old ________
wrinkles in bossy’. across the sea.—Weston Leader.
Admitting his possession of but
letin coupled us and Roger Bab- udder, occurred the other evening
Now that Roosevelt is disposed son in two flrst-page announce- jn Jacksonville. Mr. Miller's cow, 50 cents. Wilbur Glenn Voliva has
to dam the Columbia, nobody in its ments, but we don’t mind if it which generally supplies him with at al) events demonstrated that he
basin is disposed to damn Roose wants to give Babson a break.— rjch, wholesome milk for his table, i himself is flat.—Weston Leader.
Weston leader.
velt.—Weston Leader.
failed to deliver at milking time
Jone morning.
It developed that someone had
stolen bossy’s milk right out from
under her nose. Well, maybe not
literally from under her nose, be
FUNERAL PARLORS
cause udders weren’t located ex
Medford. Oregon
actly that way, but the broad-mind
ed reader will understand. So now
Miller, who lives in the heart of
Rich Gulch where once millions of
The
dollars rested in the creek sands,
is looking for a robber who can
i milk.
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—Well, that’» all right . .
“
About,
the only good thing that
don’t apologize . . . we cer-
(Opposite Museum on Third St.)
may be said about a crooner is that
tainly do glow ourselves
Mv
A**
he sings at his work,” writes Carey
when we look at our own
Williams of Georgia. It a crooner
, is a singer, we're the Akhoond of
finiahed work. And you’ll glow with pride . . . and satisfac-
Dutch Lunches—Beer
¡Swat!—Weston Leader.
tion . . . when we put one of our famous quality Duco fin-
Sandwiches
It’s a quieting thought that our
iahe* on YOUR automobile!
Chicken Dinners to Order
foreign relations are, as a rule,
distant ones.—Weston Leader.
Private Parties a Specialty
We glow with pride because we know we give you the beat
The London "poker game” was
Mr*. W. C. Kasshafer, Prop.
to be had in workmanship, materials and experience. You
so contentious that the flushes
Phone Jacksonville 204
glow because you KNOW that le just what we give you. Drop
were mostly facia).—Weston (Ore.) X. ----------------- ---------------------------------- /
In and look us ovei—quality speak* for itselfI
I Leader.
Spoken of now as "the world’s
REASONABLE RATE8 FOR
key man,’’ Roosevelt has progress
ed beyond the opening of his cab
inet.—Weston Leader.
Formerly Crater Lake Auto Painting Co.
This can hardly be called the
32 South Bartlett
Phone 724-R
and DRE8SMAKING
machine age for vegetarians, whom
we venture to say are in the spin
MRS. J. L. TAYLOR
ach.—Weston Leader.
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Sunday - Monday
Why Wi// a Woman
Leave The Man She
Loves For The Man
She Nates 7
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Star.!
Star.!
Star.!
Girl.!
Song Hit.!
It** Gr*at*r
Than "42nd Street’
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Bumper Strips Being
Rang*
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In
Max Miller’* Famou* Noval
I Cover the
Waterfront
THE
WOMAN
PAYS
Udder Thief Steals
Milk Almost from
Under Cow’s Nose
Do You Like to
CONGER
GLOW
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