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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1922)
PXflE TWO focal and Personal Commander E. E, Wilson of the local American Lesion post requests legion members to turn out for work at the now hull Sunday at 10:30 a. m. Work in prooeedlnii satisfactorily and tills cleanup will be the Inst occasion de manding the servlees of a Mr crew. Tha men" are requested to come In overalls. Such Hill be tho fun fest at Trail Saturday night. 270 Elka, don't forget tho annual Hard Time ball, Tuesday evening, February 7th. Good time assured for all. 270 Fred Tedrick was awarded the con tract this week by the county court for furnishing 100 cord of 4-foot wood for the courthouse his bid of $6 per cord Doing the lowest. This is 2 per ccrd If b than the lowest bid and price paid last year, liida for SO cords for tha poor farm were rejected, none of them being satisfactory. ' We specialize on rearing cylinders. P. F. Close at Riverside Oarage. tf Hooking orders for White lghorn and Rhode Island Rod eggs and baby chicks. Dressler's Square-Deal Hatch ery. Phone 951-L. 275 Mrs. F. M. Calkins and Mrs. T. W. Mllea of Medford were shopping visi ters la Grants Pass ycterday according to the Grants Pass Courier. Allen ltagcock was alsj a visitor in Grants Pass on Friday. See property for sale at 610 E. Main street, in business district, one and one-third (1 1-3) acres. A good buy. Phone 335-M. 23 Mistletoe street. . 27 Get your calendar free at our office. R. A. Holmes, The Ins. Man. - tl The Misses Mildred Miton. Gladys. and Dorothy Bedwell left yesterday by auto for Sacramento. They expect to be gone about a weeX. . .. . 'Special stunts, prizes for best cos tumes, and good music will feature the big Hard Times hall at the Elks club, Tuesday evening. February 7th. I 270 Phone or call our office for Informa tion Klamath Falls Tule lands. - Page Dressier Co. . tt The Gold Hill cement plant will re sume operation Monday with a crew of more than 100 employes. The close down for repairs, since December 1. has been the shortest In the history of the plant. During tha closedown about 75 men were employed makiag repairs aad operating the lower quarry at Zacker. "With a large supply of cement in the storage bunkers shipment of orders was uninterrupted during the closed period. The Parent-Teachers circle will meet at the library on Monday after noon at 3 o'clock. The executive com mittee met Thursday aad made plans for the program, which promises to be good one. V you wish your Joy to be complete. Join the happy throng at Trail Satar day, Feb.. 4. 270 '." Frank Saulsbury, of the Cash store, arrived borne Wednesday from his old borne in Ashland. Ky., where he spent the last couple of months settling up a timber and land deal in which he was interested. Jacksonville Post Mrs. Paul Hansen coraetiere - for NuBone. Phone 585-J. tf Commercial hatching. Now booking order too small or too large for us to handle. Charges based on percentage of hatch delivered. ' Standard Incuba tor Mfg. Co. Tel 663-R. Walter Evans of Medford. who will be the manager of the Golden Rule store which the Whillocks of this city will establish in Ashland In the near future, plans to move to Ashland next Wednesday with his family, having rented the; L. J. Orres property on Har gadine street, that city. - Edgar wight, reliable Jeweler. tf Upholstering and furniture repair ing. Mattresses made to order. 30 N. Grape. Phone 104. - 274 (Quests at the Hotel Medford include S. JX Case of Boston. Mass., H. I). Goodwin of Denver, Colo.. C. A. Smith of Chicago, B. It Pooley of Eugene, 3. A. Welch of Spokane and H. L. Dyer of Seattle. Hubbard Brothers have just re- ( J - L i . . vtjitwu a suiiimeni oi Mean sprayers. Of the eleven received, ten were sold before the shipment arrived in Med ford. Bean Giant and Super-Giant sprayers made up the shipment. Field blaukets, hospital blankets and Navajo Indian blankets at U, S. Army Goods Store, 32 Central Ave. So. County' Judge Gardner has re-ap-' pointed as superintendent of the coun ty poor farm Mrs. Irene Wells. Dancing Gold Hill Sat nite. 270 Bash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. Heeding the petition signed by ten for hire automobile owners who argued that it was . becoming lmpossiblo to operate under existing state aad local licenses or taxes, the Grants Pass city council on Thursday night decided to revoke tho city license of $20. Central Point Hotel for sale, 40 rooms; would cost $30,000 to build. Price today $7,100. Might trade. Price will be reduced $100 every day until sold. Gold Ray Realty Company. Phone 728-R or 134-Y, . 270 Free Ties dry cleaned and pressed, with other Work of any kind. Forgythe, Dyer. & Cleaners, phone 341 and we'll call. ; V : ; 272 I Portland's fifth golf club will come Into existence next Thursday ' night, when the Rose City Golf association. which has been working for a nine- noio course on the site of the old Rose City speedway, meets at the Rose City clubhouse to perfect a per manent organization. Oregonian. ; We have cut them once more. The greatest bargains ever offered to the people of Medford, alisolutely all wool ruintlte fabric overcoat, a $35 value, reduced to $12.50. U. S. Army Goods Store, 82 South Central avenue. Lime, cedent. ModCord Lumber Co, Miss Tlllie Anderson of Rogue River About 60.000,000 foot of fir and red has been the nuest of Mends in Ash-1 wood lumber will lio produced thl lrnd this week. jyear at the plant of the California Are you ready ftir tho most glorious : Oregon Lumber company at Brook-week-end parly ever offered you? lugs., Ore., according to J. It. Owen. 411, Medford Bldg. JS2 president tiud Kenorui manniser. who Is Everywhere you look you see a registered at the .Hotel Portland. The Chevrolet. tf mill will have a day and nl;;ht shift. Wilbur Pears. Grants Pass boy.i Enlarging the scopo of Its activities, passed through Medford this morning tho company will also ereet a shingle en route to Copeo, Calif., where he will ' mill tor the manufacture of redwood enter the employ of tho California-! shingles Tor the California market. Oregon Power company which i atari-,TU company now bus the St. George ing some, new construction work on' hotel lor the accommodation of em the Copco hydro-electric plant on tho ; ployes. but in anticipation of the in Klamath river. ' Icreasfd output and the consequent Bis dance. Ashland armory, Satur- ' enlarged force of men, the company Is day night, Feb. 4th. 2170 j to erect a roomin housa with 73 N'ew spring line ot Sohwelxer sam-'toonis. Portland Oregonian. pies on hand including 6 patterns of, A new and complete stock ot ma, exquisite hand-embroidered robes, i ,,, m..dles. iKmel'a Art Popt. Complete Hue of draperies. Call Mrs. . , , . . . C. G. May 1M-X. 271 i AU IT "v'rv sweaters reduced Approximately 1S.000 Ores e-! ;u0 l0. ' Arm). service nvfn entitled to benefits under I G,khU htor' tcntral Av'- ho tho soalled cash bonus and loan act. PvUe RP silk black and colors, have filed applications with the World ' Fiv! instructions. IVuel's Art Dept. war veterans' atate aid commission.! Aa intere-ting feature of the ban Ot the applications rectMved, lO.OSiKt h Jackson County Game Pro sought the cash bonus, while 7574tmlv "Nation t th Hotel Mod have expressed a preference for the forJ oa the xxi of March 1st, will loan". It is said at commission head-!b 0 picture of tho wild 8ame quarters that money probublv will be I"-" in Oregon forests, available early In- March to take care I Arn,y nl n!lvy underwear, shirts of many applications for cash bonus 1 ,lnJ drawers; shirts double breast and and advance a number of loans. j back, nil fool. $1.40 a garment. U.S. Officers' dress shoes reduced from I Amiy GooOs toro. 32 Central Ave. So. $7.00 f $5.50. O. n. mackiuaws re- Dancins Gold Hill Sat. nite. 270 duced from $9.50 to $7.00. One sheep-j f Laundry work neatly done. Thone fkin liue.l moleskin aviator's coat re-1S5'Y- 9;" duced from $13.50 to $9.90. t. S. Arm i A large attendance from various Goods Store, 32 South Central avenue. 1 liarts of ,he Wvcr valley, espec- I tally from the Evans creek section and Trench mirrors 10c at V. S. Armv ' Medford and Grants Pass is exacted Goods store, 32 Centfat Ave. So to be rrMPnt: at the dedication on A number of sportsmen from the ! snoXv evening at 7:30 of the new Applegate secUon and Grants Passiilol,e River community hall at Rogue have promised to attend the shooting j Rivrr- match which will be held near Phoenix AIta '1". Goodwin corsctiere. 20 tomorrow. S Fir street, upstairs. Phone 918-W. Fresh milk delivered mornines from Jersey cows. Phone 2S J-3. 273 Vulcan auto .springs, guaranteed. Billings Shop, S. Riverside. tf ' Ixcal wrestling faus are much inter, ested In the victory Wednesday night at Portland of Ted Thye over Pinkey Ganlner. after one of the fastest matches ever seen in the northwest. Thye lost the first fall In 32 minutes. after Gardner had applied a crushing toe hold. Thye won the second fall in ' 25 minutes by a hold seldom seen in ! wrestling. He turned his back on Gardner, and suddenly reached be- i tween his legs and grabbed him by the ankles throwing him to the mat, and knocked the wind out of Gardner, thereupon pinning him to the mat easily. Thye won the third fall in 12 minutes without any difficulty. Tbve had no chance to use his wristlock hold. Gardner breaking it easily. The latter made" a speech, and challenged Thye to another match. Dry pine. 12 inch. $3 tier. Ill N. Fir. Phone 551. 271 Fishing rods repaired, bought and said. Eaton, 320 North Holly. 273 Mrs. A. S. Wheeler of Grand Rapids. Mich., spent yesterday in the city on business and visiting friends. There will be some one's mother, wife, sweetheart, child or friend's picture in our window with latest hair dress given at our shop. Sanitary Beauty Shop. . , z?0 onyder orchestra Gold Hill Saturday nite. 270 Chester Martin, hardware merchant for years at Joseph, Ore., and family. arrived here today for a visit with relatives at Jacksonville and Talent. When you want dry mill blocks just call Valley Fuel company. Phone 76. Ladies discouraged with their looks come and be a model at the Sanitary Beauty Shop. It's free. , ; 270 A special committee of the City club In Portland in a report yesterday de clared that it was In favor of Diamond Lake remaining under the supervision of the forest service and was opposed to its being included within the limits of Crater Lake National park. The industrial value of the lake as a reser voir and the possibilities of the Umpqua river as a source of hydro electric power when it shall be needed, were taken into consideration when making the decision. Industrial value was regarded as more important than scenic value. However no definite action will be taken by the club lint next week. Painting, paper hanging and decor ating and furniture repaired and re- finishing. John Draws, corner Fourth and Ivy. Pboae 1036. 270 Only a few lots on paving loft Get yours at once at City Hall. tf A telegraph dispatch from Gold Hill yesterday published in a Portland newspaper yesterday, read as follows: "While many parts of Oregon are shiv ering under wintry winds, snow and ice in this section, residents are taking advantage of the warm, sunny days to make gardens. More sunshine than usual has been southern Oregon's por tion this winter." Snyder orchestra Gold flUl Saturday nite. 270 Wonderful ring specials. Martin Reddy's. See window. , 272 Miss Florence Graves entertained tho A. M. O. R. C. class at her home on South Ivy street Friday evening. Mrs. Robert Reames read a paper sum- ming up tho 'salient points discussed during the meeting. Refreshments were served and different musical numbers were enjoyed. Those present included the Misses Lammon, Boland, Jones, Calvert and Merriman. A real floor, Gold Hill Sat. 270 Victor 65 cent records reduced to i5c. Victor $1.33 records to $1.25. calmer Piano House. 270 C. L. Clevenger of the Grants Pass California-Oregon Power corai.any of- zice spent Friday in this city on busi ness. , Attention, ex-Soldiers: Ranches sold under Soldiers Bonus plan or pay with share of crop, like rent. Gold Ray Realty Company. tf iry our merchants lunch. The Shasta. M-EproftD MATti TmmTXM, U Jl. IL.X.-.1" 2Si We write burglary insurance in the 01J Hartford covering merchandise of aJl tnus- Mcuiray insurance Agency tf When in need of shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods. 108. 711 E. Main.' Chief of Police Timothy who has bPcn 8u'"ing with a bad odd and bad lalJ off V'srday- was again on duty although far from feeling good. Hard tImes made eaay- ranches wI"out money, pay with share of crop, like rent! 001(1 Ry Realty Company tf Invest your savings in the Jackson County Building and Loan association. tf This office Is prepared to print ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the bookkeeping ' machines. Don't give your orders to traveling men and have them printed out of Medford. Phone us and we will call. tf Mrs. M. Rice, night ticket agent and operator at tho Southern Pacific depot, is again on duty after a four days visit in Portland. "Edgar Wight, Oregon agate jeweler. tf Army slickers $1.00 at U. S. Army Goods Store, 32 Central Ave. So. I For business opportunities In S. Ore gon consult the Four-Site Sales Agency room 421 Medford bldg., phone 900. tf , Oregon apples continue to leSd 4he fruit offerings from all other sections of the world, according to special cable advices receired by the Canadian de partment of agriculture from its Euro pean representative. In practically every market wherever presented for sale there is no substitute fcr the apple grown in the better class Oregon districts, at least so far as the higher class trade is concerned. Portland Journal. When in rood ot sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street Frozen automobile, tractor and truck cylinders welded, re-lnforced and guaranteed. Only the finest pre-heat- ing fuels and metals used. Vulcan Welding Works, 39 S. Front street, tf Shakes, shingles. Medford Lbr. Co. A feature of the public market today was the continued sale ot home grown potatoes from the Applegate district at $2.23 per hundred pounds, several hun dreds of sacks of which are yot to be sold, and heavy offerings in carrots, parsnips and similar vegetables; as well as all kinds of meats and chick ens. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. tf We have Inspected the reclaimed Tule lands at' Klamath Falls.' We recommend these lands aa an Invest ment Paee-Dressler Co. tf All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 East Main street J. C. Thompson of the Oregon-California Power company Thursday' ap plied to the forest service to cross the forest reserve with the new- high power transmission line to be built be tween Prospect and Eugene. The line from Prospect , crosses the Rogue- Umpqua divided at a point east of the new Tiller trail road. The company must, obtain permission from the gov ernment to cross the government land, and the forest supervisor here has for warded the application to the proper officials. Dr. Frank Robertf, dentist Deuel Bldg. Telephone 503-R. tf Piease remember that classified ads, locals and small adg are cash in ad vance. Bring in your ads and do not use telephone. ' ' - tf Arthur Rudd, manager of the men's gloo club of the University of Oregon, who' will bring twenty-one of the best singers in tho state for a concert in Medford tho last week in March, was In this city today making neocsaary arrangements. Army nboes, made to fit your feot, regulation marching shoes and officers dress shoes at U. S. Army Goods Store 32 Central Ave. So. A new and complete line of Package Goods. Royal 8ociety ot Lo Merlte. Free Instructions. Deuel's Art Dept. MKhivmu oukhon. a.mu.iuv. iMnunnuv !!... -'-U'. - 1 1 ,1 M,.-" .i .11' ..lit' Those- who have been followiuit the levies of .ernions at the Pvli terlau I church on the Kiihjeet of "Kvll" will be' Interested In the one f.r Sunday imu'-l niuit on tho theme. "Tim Conscious ness of Evil, or How li Wo Know We Are Sinners?" With our thoughts tinn ing toward the coming ef the Lenten season and Easter, Mr. Forrest Ed mondes will sing ns n tenor sSlo, j "There la a Green Hill Ear Away." At I the evening hour the pastor will apeak I on the themo of our pc.tumul r.tpou-i slliility towards others." Subject, "Fish-j ers of Men." I.ath, lime. Medford Lumber Co. Everywhere you look you sea a Chevrolet. tt The Southern Oregon Lumber Ov!htbitlohn ot clumsy, butterfiimvrvd- will offer food 2x4' at their mill at ..u .w.u. venirai ai irum h 10 u Mrs. Frank Parker, dressmaking, re moved to f20 N. Grape. Tel. 441-X. 275 "Mow Tlirllla" is the subject of the Sunday evening sermon at tho Eirst Methodist church. Fourth and Bnrtlett. It will be a continuation of last Sun day's thesis, which caused consider able comment. It Is also announced that tho following questions will, be answered: "What is the strength of Protestant and Roman i Catholic denominations lu the I'nltedl States", and. "In View of the iliffer - ences la marriage and divorce laws In the several states of tho union. 'Whe.i . a man married?" Edgar Wight for low prices. tf Another popular dance at Trail S'.ut- urday, Feb. 4. 270 When better automobiles are built, Bulek will build them. jl Row F. R. Leach Is announced to,1" v,'t 1Ibiiicv siH-ak Sunday at tho First Baptist church on two subjects which bear on'!n?" ?itnin ftm ' " lines of thought which every person is vitally interested in. The question as to what the Bible has to say ns to who will bo lost is variously interpret ed. Loach discussed that subject at 11 a. m. At 7:30 p. m, he indicates when people may be said to be near the kingdom of heaven, and how they may enter. The choir has some good music for both services. Hemstitching Plcotliig. Sc per yd. Buttons covered. lTandlcrait Shoo tf Stylecraft Shop for all kinds of dressmaking and remodeling. Room 421. Medfurd Bldg. 2S2 Dr. J. W. Robins n hns been cm fined to his home a couple of days this week on account of a severe cold. Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Gardner and daughter Geraldlna were visiting rela tives in Medford Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Smith, ton and daughter returned to Grants Pa.'ji Wednesday. , Mrs. M. K. .Dnnlng'.on returned home Monday venlng. having spent u month visiting her in John and fam ily In Klamath Falls. J. W. Opp was in Portland last week on business, returning Saturday. Miss Mary Hurst was absent from her school the first part of the week on account of giippe. The ladles vf tho Presbyterian church served a chicken dinner for the visiting ministers Monday evening in the basement of the church. Miss Nellie Hake, primary teacher la our school, spent the week end at her home In Ashland. Frank Salsbury of the Jacksonville Cash store who haa been in Kentucky and Virginia for the past throe niontha returned home Wednesday. Mr. Sals- bury says the west looks better to him than ever. Among the Applegate people attend ing Mrs. Thompson's funeral Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cantrall. Mrs. Chia. Smith, Miss Rose Buckley, James and John Buckley, Herman Of- fenbacher, Mr. and Mrs. John Wils in and Mr. and Mra. Erneat McKee. Mr. and Mrs. Will Henry and family have taken up their residence in Med ford, where Mr. Henry is employed. Andrew Cantrall ia suffering with severe rheumatism, Dr. Sweeney being in attendance Thursday. Air. and Mrs. E. Gavin, son aad daughter of Portland returned home Thursday after spending a few days in our city having been summoned home to attend tho funeral of Ms Gavin's mother, Mrs. A. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Cantrall spent Thursday evening in Medford guests at the home of Mr. and Mra. Everett Miller. John Broad who ia employed in a butcher shop in Klarnath Falls return ed home Wednesday for a short visit, ine basket ball game played In Jacksonville Thursday evening be tween the seventh and eighth grades and tho hih school pupils between Gold inn und Jasksonvllle, ended in favor of Jacksonville for Iwth games Mbs Grace I.ydlard of Medford. and Miss Lcnore Godward are assisting in tho tax receipt department at the court house. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sanford of Elbow Lake, Minn., are guests at the homo of their brother, G. W. Godward. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Venablo who hav,e boon residents of our city for the paat three years, have muved to the larm In the Applegate. Small Trial Starts March 6 WALKKGAX, 111., Feb. 4. (By As soclatcd Press.) Judgo Clair C. Kd wards today sot the trial of Governor ien Small lo start March C. The state asked for fifty. Jurors a day at the start. Call for Warrant School District No. 4'), Applegate, nas iunas to redconi Warrant No. 'il, Interest stops from dnto of publication. -i W. II, McDAXIEL, Clerk, jACKSONVULE . TALENT TOSSERS ! DEFEAT MEDFORD j SCORE 25 TO 16 . I '"10 Medford blah sellout Ml intent ,l'ody and h number of utlier apecv tatois witnessed last evening one of, I the most appalling and awkward ex nowi. ever seen on the Nat floor, when (h loe.nl hl,:!i school team played the I a giimo of what was supposed to tie t)nUelliaU. Medford was defeated tiy it Score o( S5-14 mul has not played In us peer form nil rsanoii. I'iihuIiik wii wild and It see n u-d IniposHihlu tor the Med ford hoopHtri to hit the ring. They allot repeatedly from close range nud i n Used a remarkable number et tlnun. In Hit first halt Talent shot le tluin half as nmny times ns Medford and rolntiveJnt tho end of that period tlio score was tied, 6-1. ' of " th font two" or three minute ll Katnn tho Medford uttlntet le- ,u ,u k n,", ,ll, ' ,wo "r ' 'a,d of aetlo,, l. " "WrM ,,,M" j thls'hud happened earlier In t!m K.u,.e ,er,.ut wtiul.l Imvo been le probable, but a it was. tho five lied lnd Ulisek lumketeers i-amo to their e.iRen alutut flfiern mliuiU. too late Tim Tulvnt team, hovv'over was no tene by a seore of 3 2-IS nod wn coiiiIiih htreni; with 13 mliane to go whn tho light In the Talent Kyin f illed. Alxo that It tied Ashland In the first liitlf und ultimately mi(,ired a defeat ly n very small margin. How ever, tho Mmlnrd flvo should hiive been abt to defeat the Talent team and Would Imv,. bud tb V not nil I'mi In a t:ite of lethnrtiV. The homo boys have been under a nvvero mental train ns this Is tho nt.ul of n new m-li.x.l wmonler mid It nppeur tint the heavy uludy recently Indulued In lias afflieted the stjuad with bruln tug w hieh has prod need temporary lnenineltittliii fur the (ie of that part of the anatomy wlib h surmounts the kIkiu liter. It Is hoped that before t,li hovs start on their northern trip next Fri day that they will ri-it iln their form. Itosehurg and the V. of o. Krenhmen are to be inel und a llttla spirit and fiKlit coupled Willi niiim bead Work will be nMproprtatii In thene Kanir. A brand of nu h us Was displayed in the K.iKeno contut will help out consld'-rnMy. I.lneuri: Medford Talant I'ayno u f 1'urven l'l escott 8 f Burnett Uudy HuiBler . . e Pellet Johnston fu titration, I 'Irk Klntcl'T ... fg ....... Cochrane, Substitutions Medford. Allen for! I'lek S'lllKler; IHek Slusler Tor Pres. I roll. Talent, none. j Jtefi-rre Klneh. . j The grln' Knme turned out as usunl the Medford slrls playing; ueeurately and Mr.nlllv und defoatlnir l hi. 'I'm I ent flirts ! n score of SH to 8. Charges oftXfmpering With Nat'l. Players NEW YOHK, Feb. 4.-Chnree 1 tampering with certain Philadelphia National league plaers will be pre ferred against the Brooklyn and the St. I.ouln Cardinals clubs at the laRue meeting hero February 14. William K. Maker, president of th. Phillies, declared today. Haseball law provides a $1,000 fine for -Jt-vlctlon of tampering. He did not name tho Individuals r.galnst whom he would prefer charges. Rain Next Week WASHINGTON, Feb. 4 Weather predictions for tho week beginnlnK Monday: Northern Itocky Mountain and Pla teau regions Considerable cloudiness and occasional snow; normal tempera ture. Pacific States Considerable cloudi ness with frequent rains In Washing ton, Oregon, extreme northern Califor nia, normal temperature. lad That Tired, Worn-Out Feeling Io yoa know that "awful tired feel ins," Kngiiidncstf, lame or weak back, sore miiHfles, stiff cr swollen Joints, or rheumatic pains ufliiully Indlcnto kid ney trouble? Foley Kidney Pills act promptly and effectively. Mrs. Ro berta Mlly, 709 Alton St., Alton, 111., writes: "For three years 1 had a tired, worn-out feeling Various treatments failed. I begun to Improve on tho sec ond dose of Foley Kidney Pills and to day I feel like new." Hold everywhere. Adv. HlcrbMrt Qnsllty oismooa team jMpsmng. Satisfaction Asaured In quality and price. Mall no your wants. MARTIN J. REDDY TONIGHT DANCING THE NAT i wvii i I l?i.'T. VV REV, I'. U. MiAdC . ' Pastor 11 A.M. "Who Will Be Lost" 7:30 "Not Far From the Kingdom" 2 Big Messages Hear Both at the First Baptist Church North Central arid 5th St. "He Mum liter nil the lll.iiut for nil tlio Trouble, Hut Still He Millies unit Sutlle mul Vou'll Suille, T0.1." NEW SHOW TODAY! DOUGLAS MacLEAN in "PASSING THRU" A Thos. Inco production, with Madge Bellamy. Aho one perfectly good, Btronj legged tilck mule Uiat Bar. rum and Bailey would gUtlly give n sniall fortune to own. COMING TUESDAY ZANE GREYS GREATEST STORY "THE U. P. TRAIL' Adults :l5e, Kl.ldieM tile; IneluoVt tn. Ml Dl HID till ANTS PASS BUSINESS MEN'S CLEARING HOUSE Wa tvill sell your bunlncds hnudlo your huso Mfcuro yon a partner, rle. ' No C'liarco for Ustliies Transactions Confidential WE LOCATE BUYERS ' , FOUR-SITE SALES AGENCY AS1ILAMI OTimnN MlDKOItD Uearpr lllm'k Pbonn 4 4MUKT TOWNS Public Auction Sale Wednesday February 8 at the Knob Hill Ranch 0 nille XoMIt j:u, nH r fJobl Hill Orr-cii, In Knms Valley. C'limmrTu-iiiR at 10 o'clock sharp, a toam of H'nck Mares, kooJ workers, und cue Cow; two Kami WaKoiis, Plows, Harrows, Cultiva tors, drain Prill, Threvhinu .lnrlilnci, Knndiisky new Trartor 1020, with 3 bottoms, 14 Inch Hunt?, about 11! tons of first cutting Hay, Harness, baddies, 1!ufuI", 10 llorsn Power Clao UiiKlnn, HouaehoUl floods, Rtfiel Hiiiiro, two Heating Stoves, DlninK Itoom Kiimltiire, Carpet, Kiiks, Parlor Hiiikiirs, ltmls, Cream Snpurator, ICvurythliiK ou tho ranch and in the houao gom under thu hammer. r .FRKR Lr.N'Cil WILL 1113 SEKVK!) AT NOON Terms: All sums ot $20.00 and under rnsli, nil sums of $20.00 and over a credit of til x months will bo Klven, purchaser Riving bankable note. - ' MP.H. I). I11TOHI), Owner, l.'nlil Hill, Ore. A. W. (JHAIIA.M, Aiirtloneer The rtll Hill Hunk will (heck (ho sale. Cut Rate Wood Yard Wc have esablishcd a new wood yard at 111 North Fir. All Wood Seasoned and Dry, at Cut Rate Prices. - Phone 551 I Jii it ': P.M. Flcawd to meot you, folkJl" "IV1IJ" Kt tiu Miuh'y U mill jut shiny. Ahlll.AMt II I.AM I U t'AIXNO MtMltord lHd. Pbonn BOO hOl lllf.UX OltliGON ff ' -. It " . 0
