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MF.DFOTvD MATT, TIUTUTXT!, KDPOniV OTtftflOy, MONDAY, MATtOIT 27.' 1f)"2
Mkdford Mail Tribune
AN tNDKPENl'KNT NKWPl'APER
PUULIKHKl) KVKKT AITKKNOON
KXIiCPT KUNDAT BY TUB
MEDFORD PUIXT1NO CU.
Tha Medford Sunday Sun la furnished
aubacrlhera desiring- seven day dally
nswapnpvr.
A GREAT INVENTION I
Y1;
K!S. the radio vtv.ro it on. Jlary (itmlon wants otu ami so doosi
C. OF COMMERC
Office Molt Tribune Building, J5-S7-2
North Fir struct, phona 76.
Tribune, tha Houthern
aahlanri Tribune.
Oregonlan. Th
ROBERT W. RPITU Editor.
8UMPTKK 8. SMITH, Manager.
UBSCBirVIOH TEBMII
BT MAIL In Advance:
Dally, with Sunrlay Sun, year 7.S0
Dally, with Sunday Sun, month .7 5
Dallv. without Sunday Sun, year ... t.&Q
Dally without Sunday 8un, month
Weoklv Mall Tribune, one year.
Sunday Pun, one year ... 2.0
BT CARRIER In Medrord, Ashland.
Jarkaonvllla, Central Point, Phoenix,
Talent:
Dally, with Pundny fun, month .s
Ially, without Sundav Sun. month S
Ially. without Sunday Sun. year.. 7. So
Pally, with Sunday Sun. one year a.RO
veryoin? else. Radio factorios pro working dav and mailt.
ordors nro piling up liko towers of HaVI. and radio bugs aro Im..ingj
through every city and hamlet in the land.
A Wonderful invention! No tlouht aliout it. You walk along
Sixth Street in Tortlaud and listen to the latest radio rug from Sun
hear Mayor llvlan cursing out
John D. Rockefeller in Chicago, lil. Koturuiug to your hotel for a
Moment's quiet and from the room next door the murine band at
Seattle crushes out a syncopated jazz.
A consolidation of tha Democratic
Timea, the Modfnrd Man, tha Medford Diego, and turning the corner 0!l
m
E
E WITH B
GREER IMPENDS
.1.
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
ASHLAND, Mnreii ST. A dlplo
nmtle rnppriKtchment between the
H milliner or rommitve itnd liert
t Who wrote, "The Tempest"?
2 What doea It rout to solid a tel
ler to l,ondoii?
H What does It eosl to nenl a letter
to Hawaii?
4 What la tho only mineral certain
ly illajoveto I on tlit moon?
flWhat Knullwh klnx Heloil Ire
land? tt What la the difference In temper.
o.,.Wrl ;.,v.ti., .1 .7,,.,.l-.. ...l.o.h.M.o.. t.. l.; ",',,' ""' ' 'ind (he new hotel and net ween norm ami soutu ... no
" " v'" ' I ""v"1 sanitarium in ihi. ..v...t ......a
Kntiuiornta, and is thrilled to note that his sweet nothings have 1,1 Oil effect havim.- been mutimiiv
been inmring into the radiophone at the Alimony Apartments, thanks Su t
10 Ttie laiesi listening-in appliance. vuioh that a commUtoo of elvveit.
In desperation T. It. M. hies to the hills for u week's ooi.nmino !"."f,"" lw (l,i,il","' '
1 . , ,'Ocr thy handlliiK ol tho project, the
with Mature. As lie lies down to slumber the receiving outfit on the I director to appoint tio. reinforced
fir tree down the creek starts its evening concert, the tin pan sere-!,?
aii irmi by carrier, caah in advanc. i,aders of San b rancisco, followed bv Hellowmg Bill of Baltimore, in
his latest Lullaby.
Official paper of tho City of Medford
Official paper of Jackaon County.
flworn dally average circulation for
alx month ending Oct., 1921, S3IS
n like mitnbi'i' eclt'i-ted by tiiver,
t hlttiHi-lf to be the i-levriilh. The
ehntnlH-r'a niulttti-H will lu-obubly
be W, tl. MvNnlr. t'led llomea. J. II.
Aletiev
K. S. lOiii'lu ...,.1 I h' I.1...
inui is ocucr tnnii a pomieai spcecu st:s me i. n. n. moving on. on. while iiiv.r. ua party of the ae
ICntered aa
Medford, Oregon, under the act of March
I. lSif.
MMb:8 Of THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS.
The Aaaoelated Press la exclualvely
ntllled to the use for republication of
all newa dlapatchea credited to It, or
not otherwlae crwllted In this paper, and
alao tha local news published herein.
All rights of republication of special
dlapatchea herein are alao reserved.
Ye Smudge Pot
8y Arthur Perry.
But the next night from the summit of ltaldl'oak, Senator Sorgum V!1;' ';,,'; -iKn.uei i.ouu ihhakc
a ry9 mattfr t talks to tho Htorati of Ilohokcn roiranlini? th rvils of invisiMi irov- Frtm h. Tht- n-( i '-........'
lhA Af Mlfh, " r-' . ci.-jvv to
eminent and the glories of Sorghum's crusade for free soap in Mul-, h,ut 1,1 th" l,uU" ,h" M,r"""-
r ' Mil be as lmlbat-.. Thla step
berry BeiUl. hronVs the loo fur a.-tunl lu-u.dl.itlimK.
A wonderful invention. Just the thing for all America to iro
completely crazy over iu this age of excessive privacy ami quiet.
Quill Points
The modern child learns at its mother's knee to roll its own.
Still, why shouldn't Rockefeller millions have a Swiss guard?
and iMvlliuinartea nw hruaehrd by
!iver In terms of )n:nty eo-eperatlun.
aa follows:
"Now Kf nteitun. 1 am very happy
to announee that. tiotwlthatundltiK
tne apparently mifuvorable ivault or
j tho late t'hnniber of t'omntvrep elei--'tten.
t win bo ulU to luduee my In-
Mnns in isil Ashland In the V
near future with it b-w of lU-ti-rniln-liiK
the reaalblltty of eonntrueUiiK
hero a tourUt hotel ami unnltnrlutn.
I hae no doubt but that they ean be
induced to titahu u definite mwnosl-
A week of grand opera left Portland
dozed, with all the papers shouting.
"We are the music center ot the north
west." The sagebrush empire, east ot
the Cascades, crying for irrigation and try wet in spots,
railroads will rejoice to near tnis, as
will many timbered and mineral sec
tions. The metropolis w ill be the cen
ter of sweet noises; the Lord, as here
tofore, will look after the development
of the natural resources of Oregon.
Of course the stars get big salaries, but think what the drug ped
dlers make.
Naturally enough, it is n reigu of lawlessness that keeps the eoim-
Galshevikis battling fat with spin
ach, report thinness no place except
In the face. Emaciated mates, in their
delirium invaded beaneries last night
for nourishment.
Ireland observed the Sabbath, as
usual, by murdering each other over
religious matters.
. The first letter in a speeder's alphabet, is let' cr go.
A scrap of paper came near to wreckingeivilization ; a flood of
paper may yet finish the job.
After statesmen have tried everything else, they give up in de
spair auj do the sensible thing.
JUST A REHEARSAL
(Roseburg News Review) '
. Mr. and Mrs. Pearce left imme
diately on a short honeymoon trip.
The "real" honeymoon trip is soon
to be made, into various parts of
Virginia.
One of the most difficult memory tests is the effort of the newly
rich to remember the names of old friends.
tion to the city loeklilK toward HUeh lf" ' Vn''- -'"lr"-
equator?
7 Who was the flint American wri
ter whose works' were Irannlaled Into
I ere IK I) laiiKiiaKea.'
S Who Is prowhlont of pern?
t - When it til the Cooli ttmm Marl?
1 10 Can one bo made lo testify In
court iir.aliiHt his will 1
Answers to Yesterday's Question!
1 At what hko do eea imuully lie
Hill to urow I'ar-sUhtod? Ans. Forty.
2 What flower has been named for
the French word "pennon"? Ana. The
Pansy,
3 Who owns the railroad in Pan
ama T An. The Fulled Statea.
4 What aro venetablea called In
Fiwlaml? Ana. tlroona.
it What are the two laruest cities
In r-'outh Amerleu? Ana. lUienos Aires
and Klo do Janeiro.
tillow many cities have wt which
aro turgor? Ans. Three, New York,
t'hlrnyo and Philadelphia.
"How many nations wero Involved
In tho World war? Ana. Twenty
seven. 5 What wheat la limiiimo from
rust? Ans. Ihiiuiu.
! What Is the lamest illy In Afrt
HAVANA- l ifi.ut derby run at Ori
ental parlt won by Itebnke, owned V
Thomas Monaha. Itebnke waa i nui'U'd
In hettliiK with ljuenaila. Value stake
1 T,s:;o, of which $lfi.l"tt went to win
ner. U)S ANUKI.KS--Mlaa l.es Aiinelu
ud Willi lUixtlu Farnimi at wheel,
won CO milo nititorhoat rac In one
hour, Id minute and ill) ll aeeundit tit
avi'iioie sihhmI tii S miles per hour.
ST. I.DI'IS -Homer Klls, Htullr.art,
Ark., h'.it two Htralulit falls to (inn
Khel. elaliuant MIhsoiiiI inlddlo -wvl'lht
wieidllhM ('haiUlonnlll).
,11'Alti'.. Jack ThouuiHon, St Jo
se:il. Mo, and Al iliiiuldliir.. Albli
(jiieniue, neKro heavywelchta met lu
12 round bout, Thonipa n Riven (te.
cisloll.
TI'I.SA - IHioetorH of Western wuhiv
Ii tiou adopted aeliedule calllin; for
Hlralr-ht KCMlin of lid Itttmna uiieultiK
April I'll and rloitln l.iilmr lay,
li.. . 1 " 1 y ' ' 1 . 51111
ANNOUNCEMENTS
STATE fttPRfSENTATIVt
1 hereby announce my cttmllilHi y for
tha rcimlilletiii iioniliuitloii for leprw
Hctitativc In thu airttci IcHlMlatmo tt tun
May primary,
Adv. JOHN' II. I'AUKIN.
I aiitioiiiito myHoir iih a catidldaln
for lloprcaoutattvo In tho U'nliilaiun','
on tho Iteimlillean ticket, subjerl to
(ho piliuurle In May,
Adv. UAU'll COWulLt..
COUNTY tOMMI8IONR
Tho. II. Sluip.ua, of Ashland,
nutlmi Ire bin announi emiint aa a Can.
illdato for tha uomlnntlim for thn otflrn
of County Conirutaloiier of Jmknoii
Coiti'ly. Mithject to tho Uoclalun of tho
I i;eitihlenn votm of said count at
i mi i TI111U17 r.n-nioii, ntajr ivin, I'.ij-.
AllV.
an enterprise, theretore, such n eoiu
Uiltteo us you tuiKiti-st in thv above
resolution la needed, an. I I nni Kind
to meet the autntentlon ,f aniiuune
iHK the names of the five men of my
choice to Join the Senilenieu you sn
Best in your rviHduilou to form with
me a committee who will nrptiut
with the Investors for a definite, feas
ible, buslnesa-llke proposition and
aisreement and take pleasure at thlt
time to reaert my confidence hi the
five Chamticr of Commerce dln-i torn
you have named In your resolution as
ymir committeemen for sui h purpose .
and to say that llicy are iiltOKelher
satiafiietory to me. I would be Klail
lor your early confirmatinn of
pv What la the K"vernment ta on
Immigrant? Ana. Klyht ilnllars each.
"At the Stage Door"
William Christy Cnlianne lias
achieved one of his grciitcst screen
tho succcHses In "At the Slae iHor.'
coinmitteenien named na my Investors screened vfstcrtlay at the Hiatto tlua
-jmrn-.i nj i,w mi., nun i am , i, .i,,,,!,.,, ,, vivl.i ... .oie ol
theatre life mid has to do with the
Ain't Nature wonderful. The unsophisticated little woodpecker
ean knock faster than the best-trained gossip.
deilrous for such n ccmmlf t -o to meet
and negotiate with tr'.em without delay.
it Is proposed that tills committee
experiences of a yuuiijt and ln-autlful
Bill who loses her awcihoarl to her
Scandals in low society would be just as interesting as those in
high society, but think of the price of paper.
continue as a committee of ncKi.tla-j vouncer sister and then Roea lo New
tlon with my investing tint II ihey re-j York and Kets a job lu the chorus
eclve from them avail u definite prop- J AnionK those In the cast are such well
rol'lon Tr the construction of a tuur-I known nlavera na ttlllle Ih.vp. Ktla-
laih North. Huntly Cordon. WHIU
Collier. Jr.. Miriam Ilattlsta. thf little
Tn K011I0 tvnvs the wurtil is move tf fieient- liot it iu Un .Am..,.,
ciary depositary are trampling on the; UVI1 1,11 ""cicm-s carieu away xne inuemniiy ai ine unit'.
rights of the patrons of the Avenida du
Cent rale municipal garage.
The state banking board Jjas issued
a report on the Bank of Jacksonville
fizzle. It is a clear and exhaustive
presentation of what everybody al
ready knows.
It hotel In Ashland that they ean
recommend to you ns bona fide anil
feasible, nr until they are satisfied
that such it propoFitleri rannut lie had
from them, and thry will so report
to you their flndlrs and recommen
datlona, before I will nsk that any of
your directors re!n from the hoard.
"Hen- It Is nearly April 1. niol it
will take some tall hustling for this
Joint committee to meet on a Ket-to-
fsvoritc of "Htimorcsque," Pilly Quirk.
C. KlUott Criffln. Murgnrft -Koater.
Myrtle Maunhtin. Viva DRden, larl
Katon and otherti.
If a girl hasn't a shape to adorn a bathing suit, she can always Bether basis and plan the buiininn
Spring has came in Kansas. A ham
let in tho cinchbug area, 400 miles
from where Elijah Hurd taught school,
wag perceptibly shifted towards Texas
Friday by a young cyclone. .
President Harding announces "a for
ward movement throughout the land."
The chief executive means a ford ward
movement. Tourists have commenced
to "whither and away."
NOW, YOU STOP!
(Salem Statesman)
LONELY LITTLE "FLAPPER",
tired living alone. Very wealthy.
I dare YOU write! Box IOC Club,
201 Elm Ave., San Francisco.
(Stamp.)
Henry Ford has put his business on
B five day week, or the length of time
an occupant of one of his cars, some
times takes in getting nowhere. This
tnovo qualifies Henry to tinker with
the finances of the nation.
Ten billion buttons! That was the
United States' output for the button
making industry. (Industrial Age.)
Most of them are sewed on skirts in
rows, where they toil not. A ladies'
coat is not fashionable without 48 but
tons on the tail.
Politics are fermenting In the valley
like a washboiler full of prunes, and
much bombardment of the bovine.
"COOS BAY GIRLS JIVX AROUND
TOO MUCH" (Port Orford Tribune).
Perhaps they are looking for their
Ma's.
HOLDFAST! 0 PANTS!
(Eugene Register)
EUGENE, Ore., Mar. 21. (To
tbd Editor) Last week you gave
an account in your paper of the
'meeting of .the Non-Partisan
Lehgue held in Eugene.
To most of your North Dakota
readers it left an "all-gone" feeling
in the region of tho "solar plexus"
and ever since we have felt that
fate (?) hud us by the seat of the
pants dangling us over a very hot
and seething Hades.
get her picture in the paper by announcing she will run for office.
9
cumpaln for tho approaching season.
At the Page Tomorrow
A drama of rouiar.cn mid adventure
I with Kchkuc lliiyakaw.i at thu pinnacle
of his art. "Where 1,'lKhtn Aro Low"
I will be shown (or the flrat time tomor
'row matlneo at tho I'uko tticatre
It seems Well nish Imncaaible to ol
If the farmer cries vainlv for a square deal.it is onlv a question of ,aln to,Tcct llntUi' tl"- hishwa? .where it begins an engagement of four
vv -n " i r i conditions ut present, not only over. days. It is rich in color and incident
but beyond the Kllsklyous. There's with a smashing climax In Ban Fran
only one road to truvc-l. nevertheless rUro'i Chlnnliin-n h..fnr ih.. fir-
report all manner of storl.n w.aM. (hllf tli(.111Pl..nlll( ,,u,r,P,
time until the public will cry vainly for a square meal.
RipplingRhi)iKG$
,V 4r wait Mason.
EXALTED CROOKS.
IX PLAYS and books the gifted crooks arc daily represcutcd;
our youngsters ro to see a show, and leave it discontented.
The "Kaffles" stuff lias pull enough to make some young he
holder resolve to crack some banker's shack before he's five
months older. Cheap tales of scamps and sin and vamps the
youngster finds before him; and soou, alas, 'twill eome to pass
that good things only bore him. The moral play that shows the
way to higher planes of thinking, will make him sigh, "This play
shows why strong men resort to drinking." Contempt for worth,
for all on earth that may be upward reaching, is what punk books
and movie crooks and jazzy things are teaching. In other times
great tales of crimes were told by moral writers, and they should
show how death and woe camped on the sinful blighters. No
reader likes rude William Sykes, or would with William wallow;
no youngsters yearn his wage to earn, or in his footsteps follow.
But now the thief in bold relief is shown for youth's admiring;
he bilks the hicks and shakes the dicks, in evil arts untiring. Re
sults are plain; for lawless gain our boys forsake their dinners;
the courts are jammed, the jails arc crammed with adolescent
sinners.
tourlwtH
riK-o Unit; It, Rood, bad and Indif
ferent. Only recently, the paved trail
even this side of the lino was n-port
With the exception of one net, nil
the action In "Tho Sawmill." the I.arrj
cd strewn with boulders. Now comes nemon comedy, which will be shown
the eni,ineerliiK d-iartini-nt of hlfth- ;n the same hill tomorrow, was filmed
in the mountaliin of California. This
afforded the comedian the best oppor
tunity in his career t wmk in funny
acrobatic stunts
Kathleen O'Connor plays opiHisltc
Larry us thu mill owner's daughter.
Last time tonight. Pill Hart la
Threo Word llrand."
ways in a mat. m. nt that the roadway
is patrolled. conHciiucntly no such
coudition oull exist. At all events, n
pathfinder will precedo th- cars,
which are tn convey lh I'.ritlsh am
bassador, Kir Auckland Cieddea and
party, in an cmlurancu test with the
Southern '"Pacific over the Slsklyoos
Monday afternoon from tho Horn
brook to Medford tcrminnls, with n
brief tour through tho Ashland parks
on ttte home stretch to rejoin the
train nt the county metropolis, nil
preliminary to a big banquet In Port
land on Tuesday evening, tendered to
thu distinguished visitors, to which a
number of Ashland residents have
been inviited.
Bon Olcott has announced his plat
form for re-eloction aa governor. Hen
is threatened with the loss of the
piscatorial voto that gets shaved.
Wigbur Ashpole is back from above,
where he sojourned during the high
toned warbling. Those who went crazy
ever Muratore's major notes should
hear Mr. Ashpoleo call-hogs.
PENNSYLVANIA
Vacuum Cup Tires
Cords and Fabrics at .
New Low Prices
A FREE TUBE
Given away with every Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup
Tire sold for cash during the month of
March, Buy your tires now.
Busy Corner Motor Co.
Main at Riverside
CLEVELAND. (.. Mar. 27. llecausc
the blank wall opposite Ills office In
the Swetland building bud become an
"eye sore," E. C. McKay, decorated
It with o law mural landscape. 'Pills
has coht the lives of lit least two
birds, Mr. M Kay said.
One tree stands out vividly, while
trying to nlik-bt Irt this "Ituuginnl y"
tree, the birds broke their nocks.
"I saw- the birds swoop down and
Into the tree." Mr. McKay said, "and
fall to thu roof oulsldo- my window',
dead."
MOTHER, QUICK! GIVE
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
FOR CHILD'S BOWELS
Kven a sick child love the '"fruity"
tanltt of "California Tig Kyrup." If tlio
little tongue in coated, or if your child
i.i listless, cro-et, feverish, full of cold, or
ban colic, a ti-aspnonfut will never fail
to open tiir bowels. In a few hours
you rsn fur yourself how thoroughly
il works all ths cotMtipntion poison, sour
bile and wate from the tender, little
howpls and given you a well, playful
child actaiu.
Millions of mother keep "California
I'ig Svrup" handy. They know a tea
spoonful today save a sick child to
morrow. Ahk your druggist for genuine
"California I'ig yrup" which has direp.
tion for bn'iieM and children of all age
printed on bottle. Mother I You must
say "Ciilifnrnit" or you may get an iitil-
I tation tig B.vrnp.
WOO D!
Mr IjCl.fM) Tier anil up.
t'tali Lug Coal St (1.50 Ton.
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
' o,- i iv ,,.,. Third i'liono iil
DdcW Doesn't Rw
BreakTliat(bIdToc&
CASCARA. QUININE
CM mil fc.UGfp ta t
I4 t4 IwaiWf Mr. H4 fitil
w MfMllir.
Ai All Ofttitti- M Ctntt
DRY
WOOD
Two Tier VI uvh I 'ine, One
Tier' 32 inch Oak ;in.l Laurel,
an lor $z.yo a Tier.
CUT RATE
e WOOD YARD
Phone 651
OIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
Tills Is to certify that aim Chuna sf
Meilfortl, Ore,, Ihih cured nut of Bollre
una Hi'imiH-n iroMole, h. m, Lakmaru
60l J HI,, tirants I'iihs. ,
This Is to certify Hint film Chun nf
Medford, Ore., bus cured inn of rupture
or lour years- stitndlnit. V, U, Inbuilt
no a ro., tirums i-ass, ore.
Mi'dford, OH-koii, Jan, U. 19 It,
ilihi Is to certify tlutt I. tlm tlndflr-
slxned, bud very severe stomach trouble
hiiii lino ocen Doiucreii tor S'.-vurul years
and butt Aukusi was not eKieot-d to
live, mid hem lug of (ilm Chung (whose
lli ib store lu ut !!l l Houlh l-'rnnt ntrvl,
Medford), I dceldi il l i w.l herbs for my
klomuch trouble, and I stitiird to fecllOK
better ns soon us I used Uiuui and today
am u well mun and can honrllly recom
mend anyone afflicted us I wu to are
Ulm (inmn and try bis Herbs.
(rtlmied) W. Jt. JOIINHON,
Wiliies.ns:
Win. J.ewls. KiiRle Point. '
W. I,, (.'hlldreth, Knifle Point.
M. A. Anderson, Medford.
K. 11. Holmes, Eaglo Point.
C. K, Moore, l-:u((li) Point.
J. V, Mclntyrr, KiikIs Point.
Ilea, Von dci- clen, K,ien Point,
Titos, li. Mvtiols, Uugio isoit.
Apply over throat and cheat
cover with hot flannel cloth.
H EST COLDS
V
MOCKS
V VAPORUB
; Ott 1 1 Milttathjjti L'hJ Ytarly J
I am a candidate for tho itiunlnatloii
for County Coiiiiiilaitloner of JhoUmiiu
ounty, on thh Kfpubllcan ticket, alib
ied to thn decision of tho vtitern at
thn primary lu ho held May ltnli, l!i'JJ.
Adv. tlrXllttlh,' AI.KOIUI. I'hoenlv.
Chefro Hard Wheat
Flour
" I Ouaraiiteed " '
At Your Orovers
"" " 1 1 . '. . . it " i i
THE UNIVERSAL CAf
I THE FORD SEDAN 1
ij Splllli: weather is bore! Mart lite nutlliK M-a- 11
jjl n rlulit in I nni Siiliiu An bb-sl funtlly tar, Jj
!j itsoiiy enoiiuh for any tiolluu. I'm Inly nrlim-l, JJ
jjl Mann itml etiy on i-iwd eveniiiitH! Open ant ttnil lo j jj
j ilnini summer est bet-. It Is i-anV to p-rate, I
III sturdy, durable mid is (iriiimli nl. II
jjl If jou bit lnten(el I'liono lit Our itemun- II
II stealer W nt jour serAtro, On rlo wilt ronlnro I
t )ou of tho U-i lor quallt Um, of llio Ford Kttlau. II
I C. E. GATES AUTO CO.
Cor. hlith mmI rt If lo UkOtwrng J
'aBMaMMIMMaM
Droadwav at Stark
Portland, Ore.
IN' TIIK VKUV
IIUAKT OF TUB CITY
nml aloiiR
I'OKTLANDt
"Great White Way"
Will Ho Your llrurif'iuurtcTit
'At 'Hiis i'ojiular 'Ilostuliy.
Homelike Accomodations,
Comfortable, Spacious Lobby
And the Homo of the Famous.
Arthur H: Meyers Ma NAGER
k
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE
KFKKCTIVH FBB. 1, 1023
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10.00 A. M.
1.00 I M.
4.43 1'. ,M.
Fwri-a! Mcdford-Giunu VAh, $1.15; Grants I'uwi-UuHvbnrg, $3.00
Mcdford-Itoaeburg $1.15.