Medford mail tribune., April 10, 1928, Page 5, Image 5

MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTjyE, MEDFORD. OREOOX. TUESDAY. APRIL 10, 102S.
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County Health News
CREAM TONNAGE
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tlU UUMIlll '
i Itt'lUf Kivi-n Uui
of Maivh:
' Wuhutt s $10. Cudwardu $1.02.
j Uuwki-t ro vry $:J.20t Juhn V.
! IVrm.ll S I ti.oa. lLvliublt C a t h
MlriHvry $2. 15, V aldu n Itros.
1 TSi. it'o. t'uirit'r $1.25. lluu-h-.in-sun
& LuiumU'h $3.4:1, 11. K.
j.Mar.sli lti.it". Unit's & Ljiliurd
I $7.4-'. SniiliM M J3.S4. Star Mar
t. jkt-l JlS.yo. Culd Hill Supply cuin-
. pany $;i.:t2, Louie s $2S..:i. isun-
( kuIo wturi' $ l.Sfl. Total for ru-
crli-H for March. $ I y s. 1 . Total
At a directors' Dx-ctin of i lu
nula ry club nvhl tliis iiutni. tiic
following officers were elected to
UdUi lrc!ifli'iit .l:n-li (:u-lt t n eiirrv
i?..rv tivtu duiinu ilu-lfor K'ut-''rieH fur .March from lied
coming ycur: Vic; president, t'has.
Clay: secretary, Kd Shock ley, and
treasurer. A I Miller. The new
Cross,
McivIihiuUm Total material relief fur March.
Mann's $2.70. M. M. peramtnet $.1'.U.7fi. Total material relief for
store $0 3i. 1'enney & Co. $r.$9. March from Ued Cross. $ 17. 40.
Total fur merchandise for March. The fo to wing is a brief report
14.H7. Total for merchandise of the Thrift shop for March:
for March from Ited Cross. Fifteen Karments were donated to
$ 1 4 V 7. 12 persons. Doners to the shop
Fuel were Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Carpenter.
Valley Fuel Co. $10.75. Medford Mrs. Warner. Mrs. Uurness, Mrs.
Sehcffel having I u' $ J " T . Longwtll wood Andrews, Mrs. Sliephard. Mrs.
passed out u number of quwuion ' ' J-- toiiu ir iov , . rawioru una u uuiuuu ot cuuu-
whirh in turn were discussed bv ! Mim ' J-4.25. Total for fuel for ters by the J. C Penney company.
thuse present. Some very con- Millt'"
structive ideas and suggestions fur
boi'-d of directors is as follows:
Jack Carle, chas. Clay. Kd
! t i- Krunk .New man. W in.
I mi'.'pr. Al Hay den and Ho rare
Uromley.
Today's Uotary meeting was in
1 lie nature of a round-table -Mils
cukmIoii, Chulrman
McDonald $11.25. II. V. Pike $10.
Merrick's $ I, Ideal aui-o camp
$1.25. Joseph Martin $10. Total
for rent for March, $40.50. Total
for rent for March from lied
Cross. $;i0.50.
Drugs
' Heath's drug store $2- 20. Pid
en's .-hoe shop Hoc, Americaa
laundry $5.H5.
Trttii-leiits
J. X. cafe $5.75, Palace room , Itulter prices are lieatliun rap
$2.50. Total for transients for.y toward storiXe levels on coast
March $s.25. market with ;i rteeWkdly weaker
Monthly alolwam es. t0, t.villent UMV following a fur
ther dot-hue yesterday both for the
: churned product and for butterfat.
iKxuas dropped ha.lt u cent to
t. Pureau of Agricultural Kco
l nomics
; ; oilers: Leghorn I to 1 , lbs.
2N'iJuc: 1 a lit I - 4 ll.s. it ."i II tie .
I Fryer: Leghorn 2 lbs. 3n i 4Ic;
.2' to :.. lbs. 4l'i i;ic: c..m-i-d
: 1 4 to 2 j lbs. 40 'i 41c. It lbs. 42
i WW lb.
Young roosters and pullets: Col
,ored 3 i 4 lbs. 4 3 'u 15e lb.; ver
' I lbs. 4J'-i45c lb.: stuggy showing
general throughout the li.-t.
Wright Aeronautical was t -it
iiatdest hit. (hopping I'S1 poii ,s
while P.oli.i, C.rccne Caii.tma
per. Hon -ton ml, Motn ::omt i
W ard and Atlas lVfb r m.UI don i
, 1 1 nearly eihl poim.-.
DILIGENTLY FOR
POltTl.ANP, Ore.. April 10. i.4'i
S.UI.S J
1.. Kh
JM- II..
JO.' II,.
31.- lb.
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Social Notes
and Meetings
V.(
or'd bens: P.nn-h ami
i 32e lb.; poorer heavy
l.Mh.t Millar
w lio has bi i n a",
! Advent Chrbtian
Tuesday night for
w ecks in
aiiKeti
at lb
woman
appearin,
h ii i"
the past Ihieo
its of illustrated
h
from Ued Cross. $13.25.
Milk
cleared' in service, $1S.35
REPORT CHINOOK VALLEY INTEREST
the expansion of Uotary ai livitl.s miiih i- :i.4l. jac k-on l ounly uim. Xna.ig; koo.is uonau-u. n.
wore aclvanueil liy those iri sent. I '"reaniei y ii.r.l. Total for inllk.KooilK worked out. $12: total
and it in felt that mmo real good f'ir Maivh. $.SS. Total for milk I (77.10. Expenses Salary. US:
will result from this meetlni;. I f'tr .Maruh from Ked Cross. 13.41. 1 rent. 12..ril: drnyaKC. .l.2.": total.
A fli... 1..II..I- from tin. Itlo tie Itetll S..S.,.i. lotlll eiearvu III
Janeiro Uotary eiub was read l.y r w- A- t'hililers "$7. 00.' MrB. M. niille
l'resident Allen and It is hoped to
publish tills letter in full at an
early date. l'resident Allen also J
announced a Rotary excursion loi
Alaska and asked those Interested J
to make reservations at onee. j
The Seattle conference will be
attended l.y a lari;e number of lo-j
eat Uotarians, according to a ean-j
vass made of the membership to-'
day. Tills is tile l'ttlt annual con-
ference of the northwest district!
and will take place April 22-2.'.-l'resident
Allen urged all members;
planning to go to make reserva
tions at once as many of the lead-j
ing lintels are already sold out. I
cents per pound and stanuaius
went a lull com lower to 311 cent
The drop iu iiuitenat was more
pronounced witli quotations 2 cents ;
lower both in Portland and tit ship
points, with 13 coins offered here.
Weather conditions have hrmiulit I
pasturage conditions ill tills region I
close to normal and cream tonnage ;
for which we wish to express our is increasing with corresponding
iipprcciation and thanks. i asii increases in the daily make. I
Wheal
PORTLAND, "re.
Wheat: HUH hard
h;ll-tl while, blueslem, b
er.ilinn. soft while, wos:
Jl .43: hard winter and w
Apr. Hi. ---oi'i
while $1.M;
fe.i-
whue
n led
1-
Ull'.
ell
ck
1 . 3 :i 1 . : northern sprini: .l 1 .
Oats No. 2. 311. w llile fee
gray 4;..
Today's car receipts lie;
flour. 11: hay. 1.
Ihe lliMe.
The .Mysli
o'clock,
h. at the
. and W.
ell llile
will
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SJM
Ut
corner of
li b si n ets.
1 al every
Itmtorl'al.
SAX I'llAN'l'lSt'll. Apr. In. I1'I
lUitlerfat. f. o. b. San Krancisco.
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Wall Street Report
a;
Stems t butler will likely atart
within the next two weeks, it i.s
predicted. K-;ks were higher today.
Standard firala jumped only hall a
cent to 1MV. cents, but medium e-
t ma ruse lV-j cents uud wore noted j nkw VOi;K. Apr. 10. tA
higher than sUindiifds, firsts at ! stock prices broke sharply iiutay
cents per dozen. Other pnules . wlieu the call money rule was
were um.hf'.ni;td. j marked up tt six per eint. the
Ueceipts of butter and enfiH were ' holiest slnee Deeemher ui, lnj.
heavy yesterday with into storage ; .,,re than a won! f pool speoiul-
movement nf ei;ss lar-:o at l.iLjij,.s hrnke five to nearly 11 points.
ionium
Hliess."
The
West .1
has he
meetiii;, and with the f!ii it of
l'.asi. r r imiini;. it i epe. t d
that tonight's vvwax eiiat'on will
sm pass any jo far drawn by the
ev.int;eli.st.
I'h-.l ( 'herrie to Markri
I SAX I'ltANl'ISCt). April Ml iVt
; t Federal Slate .Market ' News Ser-
viee. S-
Th- lipil m of eherries of the
season arrived today from Vara
ille. They w.'ie of the China
a:iety and sold at SI.LTt a pound.
The Ioy Seoul troop of this
etuni' il are piaetleim: Ii.ikI for the
Seoul Field Day. hemu held this
eoinhiK Saiurilay. Ajiril 1 th. at
the Van Senyeo field, adjoining the
lil-li Hello..).
If all of the twelve events, re- ,
oeivo an iniieh attention as tlie
Wall sealing event, there will be
1 :;otlie isplllted eompetltion set'H.
, The prize for this event is very
worth while, as the r. timer Musie
IIhiim1 have put up a phonograph,
l-i he lined ill the niei tll'K plaee of
the iroop wlnnint; the eent. or in
Seout 1 1 t-adq darters if ihey have
no suit aide plaee. and ti ko to
, Ihe Apph'Kate seout camp, when it
opens for the summer. This will
tiive thi' greatest possible amutitiL
of pleasure lit the greatest numl'er
of senilis possible for it Iouk time.
Prizes for the oilier events are
equally desirable; u eutuera bein
'offred by MeN'air's Pharmacy for
the t"lr.--by-frietlon eontest: luu
feet (f knot rope by ttrowne
llarilware t'tt.. for the knot tinK
eontest; a hlh priced baseball for
ithe winner of the second fifiy-yar
'dash by l.ainpovts, and several
others to be announced later.
Although tile Hngue river was
Next Tuesday's meeting will feii-j'iulto high and rollly yesterday and
ture a special agricultural program ; "" rising, uue to me w arm sun
and everv liotarian is expocteii to'""'1 temperature of the past few
. . . . , .. . ... ... I. IllCS m.-ltine :ive,.e mlleli .if Ihe
Ollllg a lai Ilier guesi. in closing,, " - , . ,
l'resident Allen expressed the!"""w ' the niounlalns, the change Hie fighters, Joe Gormnn or Hobby
thanK-H of the Allen family for the 1 1,1 cooler weather last night stop
fin. "lii,l,v h,.vvei-" l it wi.eli nn,l ', P(,d Hie river's further rise for I
passed a box of cigars the gifti"""'' " wn" reported in the city j l'ass Athletic club In Drums l'ass
of ".Miss Kaiherlne Virginia Allen. I t",1:lv' next Friday, the ilnto of which hup-
wesjiue uie nign ami muiuiy doiih to ue lucay or uniuc'Ky i,i.
cases, swelling ihe local noiiiinss :
ill coolers to 'J5.1 7U cases. Butter
1 receipts were reported at ST"ii
; pounds with Murage holdings light
I at 2ii')0 pounds.
I On the puultry market conditions'
' were linio changed today with tie
i ninnd running I. envy lo liens and
i broielr classes, of 'which supplies
'continued light, and rather large
OIIWTS PASS, April . Less ; accumulation or Leghorn liens re
than a week remains before Old i I';'"1''1- TurkevH ami capons were
, , i i also scarce mid in fair demand.
Man (.loom, In the person of Mi- i ,.,. (i,(,KS0(, nH,a,s were firm
tiny, the 13th, settles over one of i today with demand 'or lumlis espe
cially noticeable.
Willi loses of one to four
WASIllMi-TON. April in, ll'l
An agreement between world pow -,
ers over America's rosorvutlolis on
i entry into the world courl was tie- I ,
elared "allugclber improbable" In- ! Merrilt .Merrluuul of Cultl ilillj
I day by I'hairinan r.orah of the was among llle out of town meiu-j
j ictiale lnreign relations commit- t bers or .veillord post presenl
points tee. I l:it niglll s legion meeting
GOING FEDMttir
' 111 Accurately cut. selected 1
i S! lliamoiuls of matched col- III
i l or niul weight, perfectly I
1 31 set iu plai ilium or whito l
9 gold make these ringa best I
t III Helerl Ions. II
;.McIntyre, when they push sloves
in Mob Quiek'w card In the 0 runts I
the newest "Uotary Ann."
Visiting Potarians at today's
i.inntintr UP,',. V P .'iH i.f Klini.n.'
i,. l,..1.i,.,.L- L....MI.. l.v'l assembled
nest Ludwick of Port la ml
miests included Prof. Jameson
Oregon Slate enlleice, P.ob Fowler,
county agent. Frank Perl and Uerl
Thierolf.
water yesterday afternoon many
Uui'Ko crowds have been closely 1
following Uio two boys in their
at the Savage Rapids workouts. There is more interest
weak I
to ;0 cents lower. .o receipts.
Calves, and lbs. down, medium to
INSTITUTE APR. 14
AT EAGLE POINT
The last local Inst itute of the
year will be held at Kan'e Point
on Saturday, April 14th. at the
sell oid buihUnK. Quite a laiRO
group of teachers, who have not
attended a local Institute this'year
are planning for thN one. .l iss
Marsters and .Miss I lales of the
Normal faculty and t hree super-vi-iuK
teachers of the practice
school will be on the program,
which alone guarantee a valuable
day for discussions and instruction.
mon. ST.aOfif ),50; vcaleis, nink led.
good to choice, $ I li.7- i'ii Pl.Tfi; me
dium. $10.T'rtf 1 2.7ft ; cull lo colli
Hogs steady; no receipts.
Sheep steady; no receipts.
fUl.n i ,...1..
tt. UH'.iiiJ t'A"'i i lUii.iu-uift IUIIUW III-, IIIO l U UUJ S 111 UH.li I lvctrtrL
iini.Ti t vn An.-ii in l
Other ;., , , , j .Cnltle. calves and vi-alers,
of! """""i- .nil... ,i t-tiiiii.-ii, iin.i u itn ueioie. it seeuia ua tnuiit,"
niiiiiiier oi me oik ioiiowh were : rroilltilcr 1H)D wuicK pas scoreti a
.io.hiii. imiiucr Wlieu at; iiiiiicueii tuesi: i " o , ,,i.,,i,.., .1. r,,.,., ,1 r.,i. ,.,,11 .,, ,.,,,
. nihii'iiii i...-, nil: mi mini UIH M. llOIIO.t lo lllllllll.l Ul'l llllllllf.
of the Medford t'ontinirent of : actiuaitlletl ami becoinjliK a favnrile
ani:lers. he lanilliiK two fine j with all he has met. Many of I he
' " iiii.in. "I mi'i H ! Slllillltll 1IU.I S IUIIOW llllll llOlll (once I, ill
icelc-beil ' nniin.ls n,l lb,, .,11,..,.' I , .,l,l 1.. 1...... II,., I,. ......! "'" '
one weiKliin about L'o pounds, llisioff of him. In turn, iie allows
Kood fiirlunc Is not to be wondered ' some til them to net iu tile l'inK
al because I'ete is a piscatorial ex- j w ith them and then he Hives them
pert, who for years lias known Ihe 1 pointers in bnxiim. Tils mull:: -tor,
majority of steelheail and salmon Charlie Duncan, also takes interest
by name, and Is thoroly conversant 1 in (he yollllK hoys of Grants I'asn
w ith the habits and eccentricities i and spends much of ills lime show
er the finny Irlbes. j ihern how lo punch, train, elc.
HuriiiK tlif time he was fishinc ; The ones who watch Mclntyre
in ihe iiani localliy. he says, ho ' work out are awed by hill last fnol
saw fourteen bonis of fishermen work. Some say Unit never have
mil. anil in addition there were i they seen n faster individual. II
dlllte-a number of anglers I'islilnt; ' seems us thtillKll it will be impos
fi oui boards extendinit out Into sihlc for any livini? heltlK lo loucb
tlie Mreani. Durlnt: that lime I'ete jhlni. Not only is he fasl, they say,
says the river rose three inches. .but lit; packs a most wit-kid wallop
The local nuclei's arc earnestly : with him. Since buhls here I'un
hopiiiir that the river w ill lower I ran int..-. received a renuest from
and clear up by next Sunday when
the fishing; season for trout over
six inches in length begins.
SENIOR PLAY AT
T
The Klks' lodge se.-sion next
Thursday night will be shorter than
usual, as the Medford high school
band will present it concert; for the
especial benefit of tlie lodge. An
interesting program has been ar
ranged by Director Wilson Walte
and a good attendance of Klks is
CXpeeled.
Tin- case against M. I. Unit.
charged with the transportation of laud her cast of
intoxicating liquor, was dismissed i than enthusiastic over the out- j crowd that is expected next Friday rndersiz
in justice court today because of ; cume of the play, which has been n jKnt Towns In southern Oregon
lack of evidence. The complaint in rehearsal for the jjast four xni have never been heard from
against Lintt was sworn to by Dep-j weeks. are. sending in requests for tickets,
uty Sheriff Paul Jennings. j As tonight's show is the only j f (J Grants Pass people are not
; dramatic production offered by I careful thnv will he forced to wait
ithe local high school this year, j in Hue for tickets at the box office
ja quantity of thought and pains-! because the out-of-town folks are
j taking cfl'urt has been expended getting theirs now.
j on the endeavor, and the to- , - t
j operation of actors, stage hands MA USIIKI WMJ. Ore.,
and technicians has been given oPt Striped sea pike
director in the hones eaugiu in consniei a oie
numtaiid- by ordinary taeKie m
Chicago asking that be bring
! Kobby back. They suy they have
In new boy there they want to match
j against him. However, Duncan
I says he has other plans for Hobby.
Duncan also says that Hobby will
I beat Joe. He claims that his boy
lean hit harder and ofteiier and
(that he is much faster on bis feet,
i In the meantime, Joe florman is
(working out very faithfully, does
not say much, but his backers feel
i that he is invincible. They cannot
figure him beaten by Mclntyre or
anyone else. Considering the in
terest amused by this right, consid
erable betting 1h expected with the
odds just about even.
Guided by the seat reservations
made thus fur ahead. Quick is now
adding seats to his arena, in order
The stage is set .for "The Pat
sy," senior play of the high'!
school, at Hunt's crater inn to
night, and wilh the advance seat
sale promising a capacity audi
ence, Mrs. Justin Smith, coach.
tors are more tlul j e niay accommodate the lar :e
CHICAGO. April
It). lVf An
explosion :so terrific as to rock
buildings a block distant, wrecked
an untenanted two-story building
on the west side hist night. Police
believed a still or gns. rather than
a biib was responsibb.
April
Mrs. C. B. Shreve
the faculty
of making the play
the
nig success in every way. inieis mis spring
Wilson Walte's high school or-; known in local, history
chestra will furnish the music (first ippeared in Coc
before and during the presenta-; years ago.
tion of "The Patsy," apd the cur
tain will ring up at S o'clock.!
The cast of characters in the play ,
I Includes Amby Frederick. Alic
j Koberis. Camille Clemenson. Jane (
Oixon. Stanford Piden, Ilobert
1 Stoltze. Anita Mohr and George
I Silliman. i
10.
being
numbers
Co(im Pay
first time
The fish
Pay ten
Produce I
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 1. iff
Putter: Wholesale prices. Kxtras i
half cent lower. Standards one
eenl lower. I'orllamt iiairy ex
change 1 -1 wholesale prices: Cubes
extras e; standards HHc: primt'
firsts JiSVjc; liisls :i 7 '.s : cream
cry prices: Prints Ar over cube
standards.
KGGS: Standard firsts half eenl
higher. M c d i u m extras 1 '-c
higher. Fresh standard extras L'lc
fresh standard firsts "1c; fresh
met tiii in ext ras 2 - l- c; f rc.ii me
dium firsts I sc. I'rices to retaib-rs
Jc over exchange prices. Associa
tion selling prices: K::lrns 'JCc;
firsts "jy !c; medium lc.
Nl'TS sleaily. WaliuUs I li rn '11 v
almonds lie ii L'Sc : peanuts fit
I lc: pecans .'is! A'Zv..
I1AV steady, buying prices: Fas
tern Oregon timothy S'.'O.rid -ij J 1 ;
do valley SIS'u IS.t't): alfalla S 1 S '-i
1 K.TjO ; oat hay M I.Tio 1 I ."i: sii aw
per ton; selling prices ? a!
ton moie.
CASCAItA bark steady 7e lb.
Oregon grape root I 'i Ii'.
, Hops steady I !('J7, 1'- ri '-jc;
Mi'JH crop 17 1 I Si; (contnieU Tog
gles L'llc.
HL'TTMHFAT: Pids to Ihe far
mer He lower: l'lc stat ion ; 1 1 e
track; -Pie f.o.b. Portland.
KOGS: .Mediums I'...c higher:
standard firsts half cent up.
I isc: fresh iii'mIiuiiis
fresh standard firsts -I'-jc;
fresh standard extras '.Mc,
ONIONS steady, Sl.y.piiL.
POTATOi;s steady 7:cftr M.'J.'i.
POCLTItY steady. Heavy hens
J-Hi :Tc; light Inrffoe: sin-lugs liO
fii Hie; broilers 3Tic; Pekhi while
ilucks 30c; colored nominal: tur
keys, alive Vpf'f7c.
JUST THREE WINNERS
Price Quality --Service
WE OFFER THESE
Before You Build
SEE, US
Medford Lumber Co.
Phone 029
J. H. Cooley
North Fir St.
(1 1 O v c s tlo be
cunn; iipiuiiTiiUy
lioii'U-ssly snilotl
but our cleaning
ciiii work won
ders with gloves, A
M 1 1 ' I 1 1 ) I L IIS IU
H;i'e you money
and also ; liave
clean gloves. ;
Sjiii rriiiii-i-i-o Alm-lirlN
AN rilAXi'ISi'o. Ainll Hi I.T
Our Attractive
Facilities Make
Banking a Pleasure
Here
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KMED
Moll Tribune-Virgin Stntlon
Do You Cough?
Itoiiltl'T I'roi-k
vi-ry hiifil coin and i-oiiuh. look .
Ir. i'it'rrt-'n f'.nldi-n MiHlii'nl His-
i-ovi-rv aiTiirninu m nii-i'i-iioni anil
II ovi-i-i-Hini Ihi- trnuhle. i iiNn
KaVi- II In my liuti' i".n afl-r in-h-nl
.rarlalir.u and it save him rt-d
chi .-!; and strcnttli.
' I have- a vial
I'l-i-aMinl I.Hxatii-
handl.ai; now. 1 do nut thinll then.'
are any ln'tli-r nii-nirnn-f mi uh
marki'l' tlian In. l'li nCs. I hnvo
u.ifd tlii-ni vviion iiei'di-d fur the
i.-i t fifty yir witli cynil n-ntiltn."
Ml V. Vi'relia li. .-.iii-m-. ' -i
lamuiis lainii. 1.-111
1 1 V. Ci'i olii
ir. I'Iok
tdi.lH air sold in rvciy rtriiu nioro
in 1 thlels or IKiuid. Send Ur. I'li-rce
lnalMll llofl. I'u:fnlii. V. V.
I'l-ngmni ToiiIrIH
li:li 11. m. Mudfiinl Mall
Trlliune. nfwn Iti'O'.t and
niai-k'-t rip'irli'.
8 to 9 p. m. SnydiT'n Dairy
& I'rodure Co.
f'alif. "I had a I to In n. ni. 'al. On-. I'ow-
er Co. prcirnts tho nniui-l
lo ".Madanii- Q." a i-olm-dy
di-ama writlt-n for i-adlo liy
.M.u-y f'.rrlncr.
Wlni-Mlay, .prll Mill
10 to II u. m. M?inn'n Di-pt.
Stiii-i-. ,
tl 10 11:3" h. ni. Medford
r.ln trli- Co.
1 1 : .1 iL to I'l noon Hotel '
.1 .Q.Hon filnlUK lioom. '
IS. 15 to 1:15 P. m Tulf nt .
hour.
Sr. p. m Mt-dford Mail'
tribune, news Items and
market report. I
You will find this bank always
ready to render Banking Serv.
ices that are so essential to
every one.
The entire office force makes
you feel at home. Our plan
is to have you feel better when
you leave than when you come.
With this spirit prevailing
banking can not fail to be a
Eggs Eggs
I pay one cent premium for
clean white standard ..eggs
(candled basis).
H. S. BOISE
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