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Newspaper Page TextI! , tj Iocal and - Personal With n maximum temperature of j ., ... ,:, ..rierniiun. ves- tcrdiv won the sarmwl flay 01 vear so far- the weather was still! i,i -iih n minimum I 1 the warmest day nt tne of r0 and de-pile the part cloudl-i new. 'of' today, with nn apparent! thill"; shower nt time. In the of f-, Z flr continued ,!,,, wea.h- r and normal humidity In lh" fore- cnat for tonlKhl nnd Tuexday. I Auto owners' attention nrrewted 1- . i,i,nim ButHlwlehcs and'hy dlplay of entirely new auto ,v :or ' " MucTCr l"i j awnlnes at the Auto To,, Hhop, 311 lleionvi. 10 .e Krn..,,, nP.n tr miles xo; H. 1.. Wnlther relurneii 10 l on-.cii land this mornlliK after vIsltiilK at the T K DunielK home for the past few clays Mrs. Wnlther will remuln for a further visit with Mr. and Mrs. Unnlels through the week. The Crater Lake OulKI or tnej Presbyterian church will nolil ns (Htrunnler) Lewis, world's rltain plcnic nt the Kver Shady auto park lon .rh wrestling match Krl- near Phoenix tonmni. ine :. leaving thp Presbyterian church at 0 o'clock. Husbands nnu Kenuc men friends of the members lire invited to attend the picnic. Dr. D. A. Chambers. Houthern OrcKon Optical Co,, 317 Medford ltldi?.. has returned. Phone 1HK for appointment for eye -examination. rn, One of tho numerous Medford nuto parlies to Crescent City and hack yesterday consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, A., dates, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. l' Htorm and Mrs. Wil liam VliKln. Wins Ella, Parks visited her moth er in tho Applenate district over tho week end, returnliiB to Med ford this morning;. (luesls from u iilstnnro reitlstered nt Medford hotels Include Mr. nnd Mrs. II. T. Poor of Cluverdale, II. C, It. O. llrork nnd M. J. 'Wclnix of Troy, Ida., Mr. and MrH. A. Ale lilns and Hubert Alenlns of Amn llllo, Tex., Alornnchel Anus, 1 mill CllHtello Anos of Mexico City John Vincent of Jacksonville li still ln a hospital at Portland whero he underwent an operation for enneer of the knee three week uko. IHh condition Is slowly lm proving. It me write your flro Insurance. Cnrl Y. Tenuwald. Hotel llulland. Thnne 0U3. tf Mrs. Arthur Aklns of Uinih-r, Wvo.. who formerly owned the Hid den llulo Btiiro In Medfiird, Is the house mieat of Mrs. C. W. WIllllucK for tho week. Millinery salo now Rolng on at tho Kmmy I.ou Hat Shop In M. M. more. Vulues to JIO.GO, Bpeclnl IC.98; values to 1.G0 special 1.h; value to 7.u0, special vul tlea to 6.ti0, special 0110 lot to 14.00, specltil JI.00 ench. Kid dle hat 49o and up. 01 Halmoit flshlnK Is rather slow, nlthouiih catches are still belnc maile with thousands of tho fish In the. rlvur. Tho wtirm wcuthnr has brouKht a virtual end to the excellent sport enjoyed up to about a week nuo. (Irnnts Pass Courier. Thll Lotinshei'iy of tho MnlKTrlh tine business staff lias been In' deep distress over thu week end ever since Saturday nlKht when a silver plated mtitomcHT was taken from Ills automobile, parked on a city Htreet, ll reported the matter at once to the police department and, deslto a steady search, has as yet been unable to locale It. Dr. A. 1''. Walter Kresse has moved to the rainier Muslu Hide.. 3 4 Ko. ltartlett. tio llollls Parks and Frank Cameron motored In from the Applcnatc district this inorninK and trans acted a iniaiillty of business In the city. NiiKiir nine shakes, new stoclt. "Knbers," Central Point. 70 Ward lleany, ltlchaid Payne. Miss list her Church and Miss "Krankle" Thels melored to Klam nth Kails Saturday on a pleasure trip. KlilliKles $3.ZG per M at Medford Lumber Co. 33lf Desplto a thornuuh search yes terday iiIoiik the llottuc river this side of (lold 1 1 III. no niore clues could he found In regard to the bui-Rlni-H who broke Into two Hold Hill establishments curly Saturduy morning. A hIovo und an empty morphine box were found Satur day ovetiitiK along the river lit a point where the men are believed to have rested, and authorities kept strict watch Saturday IllKhl for thu men, hut could not locate them. Wells Taxi. the. Phono 2fi. tf William McClellnnd of Vancou ver. 11. C, and Jack llestnnd of Dalas, Tex., and Weston Williams of Phoenix, Ariz., were anions the motorists from a distance who reg istered at the local branch of the out of state autu registration bu reau. Wells Taxi, Slic. Phone 55. K. 10. Dodelle of Astoria Is linlonu the Orcaonlans registered at local hotels who arrived yesterday. Tel. M'J, prompt sanitary gar bnire service. Hill f There are over 25 peo ple in our organization working with but a single aim to give you in Flubrer't Milk Bread the finost product of its kind on the market. 9 ...... I , . ., ,. i,i all: Ontario i W'"" ..uinei j- Five students were graduated at the Hague Hlvcr high Hchoid nt the cominciH'emi'iit exercises held IttKt Wednesday. Doris Sundry, Jessie N'euthatner, Ituf, Moore, Ar nle Hayes and Neva Todd with the seniors who completed their wink there thin spring. Dr. I. V. Poling j gave the address and '. I., hum ; " " , I It'vcr hleh school issued a I11y.l1 : school annual tlilii year, for thel 10 -.--m..-ii 'i"i"n. ''- "".- j "'st I'"'.' In the history of thu U,,Iml roiiimlltee hearings l.y Col-1 school. The faculty uf the high , ,lH Wllllnm II. lirecl.y. chief for-1 school l of Principal F. ester. I.nt year he said there .. Wilier, Jl.m.y- San.lry, Frances; ,,ul guards f..r a total 1 r (Tat, and I. H. Kaston. of 1 r.s.oou.ono acres, of which " JJnrothy liatiahmnn, who attend-1 ine iiireweii coihtii 01 .tiuunmo: an-, nuns win ... .... ' Sehtimnnii-lliilnk lit Kuxene Kri-U'llne Shop one day only, Wed lies- day. returned to iledford this! '''. May 'i'i. 01 ( moi nlnK. The Ueliekali ldKe w ill hold Its Th0 American Leclon U r u m 1 .",'lal "" ""' ' " . h"" ! f.r,)B )rl.aents Hilly Mhnw, heavy-1 "nlKht. when a few reels of I opco w,..ht wreMer. chulleimer of Kd i day. May 2S, Hilarity Arena. Ill Californinns registered at Med ford hotels Include Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Onklcy of Tulare. Mr. .-and Mrs, Ward l-Mwnrds of Albion, Mr. and Mrs, P. (1, limit of Clcndiile, Mrs. (1, II, Jackson of Los Angeles, I-:, K. Hart of Sacramento, I), A. Temphelm, Mr. and Mrs. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Cornell, Mr. and Mrs. II. (I. Miller and J-'i l Williams of San l-'ranclsco. See Elinor llanley Hush for re cleaned alfalfa seed and baled hay. H21 10. Main. Phone IMI2. 33lf Temporary auto licenses were Is-, Hued nt the Hherlff office today to Wnl la co Dutton of Medford, fieoi-Ke Wright of JackKonvlllo nnd 10. 10. Hheldon nnd ('. W. HuIum of Cohl Hill If you want a Kood huildliiK loan on tt low into of Intercut, Hue Hod den A (,o. 3UlIf Mr. and Mih. F. F. KIukkIoii ar rived thla forenoon from Chico. Culir., to Hpenri Koveral duyrt hunt viKltlnK frlendn while en ruulo hy motor to Scuttle, WuhIi. HemstltchliiK He yd. Shlelda. 80 Marie MuitHon ami Murlock Mor rison ure mnotiK the Klamath Kalla renidentK who were viHlloru In Med ford yesterday. Will take, care of your children while you work dayH; mother'tt care. Call CJ03 N. Hurtlett Ht. Co A marriage licence wun iKHiicd at tl(e county clerk'n offiro today to Wit Hum IjaymiK, 27, nnd (iladyn Dole IH, both of Medford. Do not idIkh the hit; wreHtllnn match, Friday nlKht, May 25. Hilly Shaw OKrecH to meet Jilclc "Wood and Uon N'olan, Hilarity Arena. Ct A1inH JEokc AlkliiK, with nn nyer iiKe of 01.4 per cent over u four year hiKh h u h o o I courwi', wiih awarded hiKhest hunoi-H uiihuik tle Ht-'H HimiorK of Aslilantl hlf:h hcIiooI, aecui'dlnK to uunounccment made today hy Superintendent (i. A. MrlHcnc. Harriett ItevlliKton ranked Hecond In Heholarnhlp with an average of !iu.3, while Nedra Hurtled v.uh third with an nveraiSe of UO.tl. MIhh Alkln will he named to k'vo the valedictory at the an nual nomini'iieement exercl.ses. Ashland TidiiWH. Walnut top KraftltiK hy osperl- onccil, HueceHsful walnut grafter. Call lit nddresa. 437 So. Fir. Mr. and Mrs. J. .!. OKscnhruKKc uml two daughters returned to Med ford from frescent City yesterday afternoon after having spent the week end In that city. Hemstitching So per yard. Itut- totiH covered at Handicraft Hhop. T. It. Young' motored lu from hi rnncli on Trail creek thin tnorniiiK ami transacted business In ttie city. He Kllnor Hunley Ituslt for re- cleaned alfalfa seed and haled hay. Main. Phone 02. 332tf ( luests from Portland registered at Medford luilels include (iemge t'lark. .1. Weaver, Mrs. K. 10. Wlllard, Itoso Wetnstern. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Purdy. Krnest Hall. Mr. and M rs. W. A . Ht ewu rt , M r. n nd Mrs. 1,. It. t'ronln and A. PanutH. ' The Hand llox Shoppe, 2:2 Kast Cth Ht., Just east of Orocettrla, has on display beautiful new hats of every type. Including the famous (ago ami Monogram hats; also more popular priced hutM, 61 Miss Kvelyn Dew, local student at the 1' nl vend ty of Oregon, who has been active In campiiH activ ities nt that Institution, was recent ly elected president of her Hitroi'ily, (ammit Phi iteta. Sugar plno shakes, Medford l.br. Co. 33tf T. T. Judy of (1 riff in creek for feited n cash hail of $10 when he failed tit appear ln police court today on a charge -of intoxication upon whlcli he was arrested by the night police Saturday night. Dent' forget the dinner Wednes day. May 23rd, S:30 p. m.. Luth eran church. Fourth and Oakdalo. Adults 3,'ic, children 2.fh til The county health unit has out lined a heavy schedule for this week, with four child welfare clinics scheduled, the first of which will take place today at Jackson ville. The other three clinic will take place In Medford at the Lin coln, Washington and Jackson schools, and will be held for chll I dren who are to enter the primary 1 grades next fall, from the nges of live to six. Four clinics are ftNj plnnned for next week, according 'to County Health Physician I.. D. Inskeep. Helman's baths nnd plunge open I for the sea.son. " ' Programs were scheduled to he ( held today at the West Side and i I'niontnwn schools, which were j closed today for the summer vaca , tion. These s hools nro two of i H which wlllui.e dismissed this week I HundplcntiiiK nnd smocking. The Fashion Shop. 4LM Medford Hldg. tf Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. yon and : daughter Inex of Yuba City, Calif. left this morning by motor for Augusta. Me., fallowing a visit here wltlKMlss Nnoml Fluke. They I plan to make their permanent : home in Augusta. I Mr. ami Mrs. Vein VanDyke nnd family. Mr, nnd Mrs. C. I. Hutcht- ' son, Mr. and Mrs. Clen Itohlnxon. Mr. nnd Mis. o. n. AtuspigeiG.nd llni'vey Fields were among those who spent part or nil of the week M EDFORD MAIL' J. Hurt, representative of the John Deere Plow company of Port land, spent thla morning In the city 011 hushies. '. Two hundred mill Beventy-five j additional guard and lookout watchmen will he hired to fight fir n.HI in the national forests as the. 'Hull of n projected increase in "" iy fr n, Increase, routing U'Tfi,- nun, waH pointed mil In ni:i- ine loresiry service moo , eecs- I j 7811, OUll acreM ean y 11 hlnh fire has- lard. l-ach man was i'.-hponllile . for an average of 34.00,, acres. ' lt,n-l..,. tlw. iu,m I here were !f.0:i4 " "lmB wl" ""' '"' followed by 11 business meeting and election of officers. 11 1.... 1. fm llm cine. . ..,...! delivered at the receiving wharf nt Port t)rford. where they are ptuced on HteumerH for transport to t'oriK Jlay. A in on tho hotel kuohIh lu Med ford from tho utale of VaHhlnnto.i are A. It. .lamcH of (Vntialla. Mrs. V. Watkinn of Hoquiam, V. M. Ke.ster of Kuokane, Mr. and Mrs. Frank YouiiKtown of fhehaliM and Mih. Alma Vino and llert New man of Seattle. Mr. nnd Mm. II. Watt enter- tained a few guests at dinner yes. terduy In honor of Miss IMlzabetn Ituer. who will leave for IOurope June 1, and her guest from Chi cago, MIsh Ada Tnwnsend, who has been visiting In Medford for the past two weeks. ' M rs. M. K. 'ha pma n a ml M rs. J. (I. Kimball will leave Wednes day for Portland, AValla- Walla and Hpoknne, to spend a three weeks vacation visiting friends. MIhh Clara Kalkins and llerke ley DuVall of Klamath Falls vis ited at the home of Mr. und Mrs. Don Newbury iu Ibis city yester day. Thi Ladles' Auxiliary of the l!ap tist church will meet in the ladies' parlor of the church Tuesday after noon nl 2:30 p. m. Miss Alma Lawrence, Mrs. Por ter J. Neff and Miss Mellm Wil liams, who motored to lOugene Thursday night to attend the fare well concert of Madame Schumann- Helnk, returned to Medford last night. The Women's Ilible class of the Presbyterian church will hold their last party of the year next Wed nesday, May 23, al 2:30 p. m.. at the church parlors, with Mrs. It. A. Field as hostess. (luce each year MrH, Field entertains for the strawberry festival, and as this Is her special date she particularly wishes 'all the old members to be present. New ones are also cor dially Invited. BIRTHS M r, a ud M rs. 10. '. I ! row n of Med ford are "the parents of a n eight -pou ml girl born Saturday, May -H, at the purucker maternity home. American hi Mexico Killed. MKXICO CITY, May 2 I . Dispatches to Fxcelslor today said t hat F. F. Noblen, American su perintendent of the Latiu-Amerl- au oil company had been mur dered hy a workman at Alamo, near Tamplco. ' I'ho workman was smid to have drawn n gun and fired at Nolden, kilting him Instantly, during a dis cussion with tho superintendent. Nolden's address in the I'nlted States was not given. SihvIiiI CoiiYoenliim t'raler Ijike t'hapter No. 3L It. A. .l . May 22ml, ":3 i. m. Work on M. M. ileuree. I'.y order II. I'. I'. K. MflllU-S. Seey. Kegular communication of HoiimcH Chapter Wed nesday e v e n I n it at 8 o'clock. Social night. Visiting members wel- 11 ATT HO M. ALD10N, Sec v. CENTRA IAIN 61 eome. nt THE DUNCAN SISTERS' in t lie I'omeily verMon of llnrriet HoochtM Rlowe's civiil iinvol. 'TNCLK TOM'S CAlilX" "TOPSY and EVA" BETTY BROWN . COMING t the Wurlilier WED. NIGHT ONLY BtT8hor 6 BIQ ACTS 6 Future. VAUDEVILLE TR I BUNE, MEDFORD, POP GATES LOST HIS VOICE, BUI 1 11rn 1 no min ih in Ul I U U I f 1 1 I . A . 1 J 1 j L.IMI.U IIIVS Mill ; havlnu tiavcve, over 0f' , H'C " V, ..J "of V HI, , j, ,,,. Fln., mHnln nm, Shrine v4llll various larKc anil Binall'lnu "al" l" JaekKonville. Kla., , middle west fr"i where he vlnited Atlanta, (la n ! ,,,,,.. Ky.. ,, a p o I i 3. ... i v,.l,li.sm,i.t nn(l T .m nui n.i.t in.l S(.iti ,,,,-,. man ever hefore on .Meiuorii ami ine ituKiie mver vai- 1(.y .,ifUi residence place, j Thlw Is not honst talk on the Jmn , p,,ho myH ne honestly : felt It Saturday and still feels It ,.,. Klw muny ollu.r ir,.lly .laces l.ul men- Kreenery was aril f,.al he hardly knows how to ex 'press it but it waH not like the ' rr.ir.fl olil ernnil fri.enei-v nf fire ... .11 1. j atmosphere of those other placvH. hut what H the UHe-He can't tell : Jiint wny Aienmrti una tun vuiley lfl! ko beautifully dltierent to him. "I felt it when coming down the Slsklyous Saturday nnd when I stepped from the Shasta train at Ashland Into (ieorge's waiting automobile in which we rushed thru the valley to home," said Mr. (iales. W hile Pop could talk for hours about tho ivondeiM of the Shrine convention, Miami and the other ities and sections visited, Includ- jnff Houston. Texas, where he 1 watched the hulldlntr of the great auditorium lor ihe national demo cratic convention, and which city he declares is the prettiest large city he has ever seen: New Orleans whero he ate every toothsome edible known, etc., the most im pressive feature of the trip to him was that he lost hlH voice Kinging, several t linen enroute nn the Shrine train, nt Miami, and ar rived ln Miami without being able to utter a word for a day or more To any one who knows Pup Oates well his suffering at this mishap must have been excruciat ing. The writer of thlH article would like to go fishing with him some day when he Is speechless. Now n m to the route he covered, going, with short stops nt the vari ous places Portland to San Francisco, to the Grand Canyon, to A MnMiuenique, N. M., to Houston. TOO LATE TO CLASSIH WANT10D To buy second hand tnotometer for large cnr. Write Hox 32. Mai) Tribune. 02 W A N T 10 U Fa m 1 1 y wny. h I n gs. Will call for and deliver. Phone 3tI4 11. ir FOlt SAL10 Hy owner, Ei-rooni modern bungalow with garage and woodshed : lawn, shrubs, fruit trees, garden; two blocks from Jacksonville high w a y; $3r.m,; $3ihi cash; rest like rent. 2"i Koiiwood Ave. f p 02 FOlt SA1J0 OH KXCIIAN'niO XO acres next lo Derby schoolhouse. ; Joseph AUirlln, Kagle Point. 02 j WANTIOl) Housework, day or hour; plain sewing. Phone 1-34-; X. 73 ' - ! Fol SAL 10 One portable sawmill complete; one Multnomah drag saw. practically new. Hox 131. Tribune. 02 LADIIOS WANT10D Sell Mary frocks. Wonderful proposition. , Write Hudusi Co.. 40 N. loth St..! Portland, Ore. 0 . FOlt HALF.- Furniture, rugs and beds. 010 South Oakdale Ave. , umr Folt SALIO Kxcellent dairy cows Across from Merrimau Dairy. 02 - I'anerliaiiKliiK done. anteed. 3a I West tith , WANT 10 D Work guar St. Foil It 10 NT Furnished front room; hot and cold water; prt-' vat if entrance. Call al M U No. Hartlett St., after f p. m. 02 FOR HALF. A fine business lot on highway, 50x7 ft., tilose In; worth 12oii; also a modern f rooni completely furnished house In good condition, on adjoining lot and a good buy at 2'um; pav ing, water, sewer nnd sidewalks paid iu full; $2650 takes both. See Charles A. Wing A gene v. Inc. Phone 728. Today and TUESDAY iff OKIION, MOXDAY, MAY 21. 1!)JS. Tex., to New Orleans, to Jackson ville. Kin., to Miami, where he stayed five days. He did not take ihe Hide trip to Havana, Cuha. be- : cause of luck of time uh ht desired j to vitiit various pluceu en route , hack lo Medford. The weather was'nlce und warm in Miami a peculiar warmth an ' he carried hin top coat nt all times. ! As ions uh he was walking he did : I not net-d it, hut ax kooii uh he Htoji- netl h rountl it necesKorv to nut . .the coat mi. l(t-j A't'' iat, K l ft fr home the ,nel morning of May 4ih. drove 27U ; m.o s u ru ne eviauc to I'-ao- ,i;Hnn ral-K. l-la., anil next day tooK istopplni; at each p;ace for 11 visit. and th n on to Mlnneinae, Ind., his 111 " nortinvest and lias spent native place, to visit his sister and i most "f hi" lifl' ln f"'est. Cap her family. 'tain and Mrs. Chase and their The sister had nrranued n Joyful i Joum? son are at present stoipinn surprise in havlnc Ills brothers nt the Hotel Medford until they John of Port Huron. Mich., and 1 fn'' a suitable apartment. Henry of Qulncy, 111., nnd their: wives present for n Joyful reunion. i ""- weigns ; pounus. is ine largest or tne t;ates brothers, and Pop. the 4-ouncest of them and 'mly f2 ',',un;lH- Skinny 11 H, ''f 'f; ' wh" iiT V il V. ........ ,v,t UM(( i,,,,,Mib ; these blK bothers. From Winnemne Mr. fjntcH went to cTTTTiigo where he spent Beveral days, then to 101 Paso, Texas, where he spent a day after which he visited I.os Angeles for a day or two. San Francisco for a day and then came on home to Medford. Representative of Goodrich Company Visits Medford Carl H. Cadwell, manager of the Portland Pacific Goodrich Hubber company branch, spent tho past week in southern Oregon with H. W. Moore, district representative with headquarters In Medford. Mr. Cadwell Is very much pleas ed With the business! nf Ihn Cmwl. rich company In southern Oregon and predicts a greatly Increased tourist travel for this section this year. Mr. Cadwell and Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Moore spent Sunday on the banks of the Uogue. Phone 51 ILK BUTTER ICE CREAM PASTUERIZED SAFE -PURE PRODUCED - PACKED THE SANITARY WAY These Drug Stores are open nights this week: Jarmin & Woods James McNair Pharmacy West Side Pharmacy KO ODD FOR Q II JlVlRFR . CAIX 238 TROWBRIDGE LIMBER YARD W LI IS iifiii ai nrp piimr'r4 iirnun ki.c... ....... .i,h irn.,it r v FOR CRATER L. PARK IS j , ! The new chief ran'r of Crater ; N'atiouul iark went no, duty today j HlmulineouHly with the announce- id. ntltv. He is Can- taln .Jolin . , nase, hii, or r.UBene, i World war veteran, former Nation- " U"-. -llon.l.y well mini f ed for the pnsitinn. as 1 1'" has heon IokkIiik for many years In the V, orld war Caiitaln Chase. who entered the war as a lieu tenant nnd was promoted to n cap taincy, served in the Sixty-fifth artillery with a number of Med ford young men, and rendered con spicuous service ln France In charge of nine and one-half Inch siege guns during- major opera tions. Several local men served in the same battery. He fs a mem ber of the American legion, of sev eral fraternal orders and of the of ficers reserve corps. I Douulas eounty noiiltrvmen y-' I jpert to raisefl anil market 12,(lnl)lj Your Seedsmen ' II I ' ' " f - . Zll - 1 Clnsslfled advertising pets results. mm mtmmmt mm mhhiim IESSmS I I l"Kibl,. . " little "'"tl I . s? si rl "THE I a -A II ont 3AZZ SINGER" II wwm tvr mm A NEW FINANCE PLAN ADOPTED BY ROOFING COMPANY The Wonver-lleiiry MfK. Company of I.oa Anse les, larne miunifncturers nf comioltinn shingles nnil asiil.nlt roofitiKH, nro offering to the puhlle a finance plan for payment of new roofs of their products. The plan calls for a small down pay ment and the balance In ten monthly payments with an unusually low Interest rate. The Weaver-Henry Company offers a complete line of asphalt roolin.t products and are featur ing a new line of slate covered asphalt felt shingles, known as the C.othic pattern. This shingle has proven a very iKipuliir one since its introduction in Medford Just a month ago. These shingles may he put on over old shingles if desired and are guaranteed iu such a case the same as un a new roof. The Weaver-Henry Company has ntnde arrange ments for a rooflni expert to Install their prod ucts, nnd their finance plan cares for the entire cost of the roof applied, including labor. Kor further Information concerning this new product and th.nmo plan, please call nt this office. Phone 14 days, or 60S L, evenings. WKTEB lUftM Builders Bureau r,iur icr , :..,,. . LU1 vVCUTh Fir. n.-,.L-f,n Prowers have "old all but aliuut 750,000 pound of wool clip. APHIS STILL CONTINUE TO BOTHER AND NIAGARA NICO-DUST Is still the best means of ridding the garden of this and other pests. , BRING BUG TROUBLES TO US We can help you in your fight against garden' pests by supplying the right remedy. Call upon us for such information as you might need. We will be glad to help you. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. DANCING FACILITIES OFFERED PATRONS OF AUTO CAMP NEAR PHOENIX The Kvcrshady Auto Camp, located on the Pa cific highway one mile norlli of Phoenix, is Just completing the Installation of a dance floor with urrangements lor music from an automatic elec tric ortliophonlc. This popular nuto camp, under the new man agement of J. H. Maassen. has undergone numerous nnd costly improvements during the past year, such as new cahias.-oil room, honey moon quarters, hot and cold water, facilities for serving dinners In regular hotel stvle. picnic grounds and the latest, the new dance floor, a novel service free to patrons of this auto camp. Mr. Maassen has emphasized particularly In his Improvements, cleanliness. The buildings are all freshly painted In white, the grounds are carefully kept clear of any rubbish and leaves and much attention and expense has been con secrated lo the rare ami preparation of the lawn and flowers surrounding ihe building Of Information here opeiu " . I Mil. I cod at Crt'acmt Clly.