Medford mail tribune., July 12, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

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IVTEDFOTID "SIXTH TTirRTrSTE, MEDFOim OREGON', TnrRRDAY. JULY 12, 102.
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WILL SEND TED
BAKER EAST ON
BOSCPEARTOUR
Secretary Chamber of Com-
wMrra In qc Pnrrnal
rDCTCe 10 ACl dh reiSUilAi
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Representative of Local
Growers in Md-Western
CiHirt M-rtttlo UUill Hold
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Second Meeting Monday.!;;';.!',1
Te4' Itaker, Hecretary of the
chamber of commerce has been t
dehKated by the How Krouers of
thiK valley, to make a six weeks
trip to tno inarKetiiiK eeim-rs oi
the middle west, to sIiik Ibe KhM-ii s
of tin' ICose. and make contacts
viih ilislributiiiK ainl selllnx uki'H
eleH. itaker will leave shortly be
fore the shipment of the first car
load of Hoses, and will center his
nrtlvilicK in the cities of Detroit.
Cleveland, Cincinnati and i'ltts-
bui'K. This cour
UIIM 1 l-C I II
upon at a meetitiK
urowers at the Hotel Mod ford last
niKht.
linker on his planned lour will
meet the fruit auctioneers, brokers,
dealers. Jobbers, frultstand owners,
pushcart owners, and make per-I
sonal vontaols. whenever possible.
with the consumers. He will also
follow the local fruit shipments by delicious Hose pears and telling
from city to city. 'the public to ho sure' and tot some.
Another meeting of the Hose 1 Also, if possible, thavo a lltho-Srowei-M
will be held next Monday graphic, picture of one or more
liiKhL at eight o'clock. The pur- Hose, pours on this advertisement.
pose of this meeting Is to give an;
opportunity for Hose growers lotto he placed in ears Intended tori " this was due to the fae
join the organization. The mem- , dlHtrlbiitioii. The committee inakeHjthnt I had never really becom
iM'isiiip now includes about io per
cent of the Hose grower, and it Is
fYlirctrxI llii.l thlu i-llt Iia I i.rl,.
. ,.y,.
loiI'Vest wtni'fu i
Dave Wood Is chairman of the
committee on recommenda Hons,
the other members being K. Corn
ing Kenly. Harry ItoHenlM-rg, It. J.
Henry, ami Alfred Hureh
Tlio following resolution, cover
lug all phases of Hose distribution,
wiih read uud approved at tho meet-
Ihk:
1. After a Htuily of the markets
used In the past for the Halt of;
Hose peaiH, it Is clearly ovideiii ,
lhat a very hK'h percentage, of this j
variety l as been Hold in one or two
markets only. It Is the opinion of
the committee that has studied
this problem that a minimum of
1U per cent of the Hose pears
urnwn this year lu the Rogue Hiver
Yullcy Hhouhl he placed In markets
outside of HioHO already familiar
with this fruit. Tliis includes tho
inarkols of Now York, Chicago,
HoHton and Philadelphia.
2. All Hose growers should give
10 per cent of their crop iik I heir
share of the Hose pears intended
for dlst-lhullon.
.1. It Is the unanimous opinion i
of all packers that the assembling j
of Hose poara Intended for illstrlhn- j
Hon he the individual problem of
cuch pack Iik; house mid In order
lo Insure speedy handling of (ho
Hose crop It would he advisable to
line the growers own brand or the
label of the distributor. Small lota (noon as to the situation uf the lor-
Kjiould be placed in cold storage ( est fire in the Applegnte tied Ion
and later assembled so as to mako,;inug tho Sterling road severat
straight carloads of Irtilt. It
ultso the unanimous opinion oi the
Hoso eominlHen thai the use of Hie I
(llslrlhtllors own label will call
forth their very heal efforls -
nmicuniiK inai migiii ium ne se -
cured under a neutral label and
v ra p.
very
i. lal. The coinmlHee
Htroiuily rccotnmonds that
each j
tlfstrilttitor form a pool id' its own
organization for the beiielll of Ih
growers within their nrganuatin'i
nnu tor tno grower to aitow mo :
fruit Intended for tUslrlltutloii to bo
potded. This will oliinlnato much '
risk ami wilt allow each grower In
gel an average price tnrou.ui auinnd reproduction ol fir ami nine.
the markets used rather than tin
price on some particular day when
hfs lot might ho sold. However, if
a grower desires a separate if
counting for tils sales, such shall
he permitted, mid lie will he al
lowed lo receive Ills account sale
direct from the distributor. hl
(hL The Hose pear committee jutt
will not handle funds resulting , tm
from the sale of fruit under this et
plan. All funds shall bo Hccnimtc'1 in'
tor directly to Hie distributors, who j
will account for tho same to Hi"
growers in the usual manner. Tie1
only funds that Hie coimnlllN' will
have chaise of and handle al their:
discretion is the advertising Hind.
C. 'Murki-ls;
(al. Number of markets. It is
recommended that the folluwtn;;
miction markets he selected and
the number behind each city to in
dicate the number of cars which 1
hhouhl go to these markets weekly:
Detroit ', PittdhurK 1!, Cleveland I, ;
Cincinnati 1.
(hi. It Ik recommended that
consignments ho made direct to
the auction companies and where
there Is more thiiii one cuiupanv
that consignments, be split and r
taledthls to he previously ar
ranged by the H.;etils of the various
interests in theso respective ntai .
knts. Kurthornyire. that thes.
agents use every elfort to produce
enough business and interest In
ndvaneo to assure a successful tlis
trlhulion of each car before It ar
rives. ; tel. If. In the opinion of Hi"
committee, other marketl moth
oils would produce bettor results,
the discretion mid Judgment of the
committee should he considered.
6. .Method of Distribution:
Allotment of markets to he made
Ity ft, commit ten of compiled
of Hi reo mem hers of t ho t rattle
association and three Hose groft
crjj.
; Advertising:
A apodal advertising committee
shall be formed to take charge of
nil Advertising fpatuies connecjed
with the Hose pear distribution
! Tl committee BiiggeHta tltat tlioj
i w It should ho divided into three
groups O O '
ill. Kduculioii of Kecelver at
Destination: TMIh would mini) in
full discussion of Hie merits or 1 h' 1
.Mo.sc pears; prices nt which they j
have been Hold nt nt lit r points, etc.;
; iiiHtruction to broker to see that
1 all pohhIIiIo. information ho given
to ull of the jobbeiH and. If posul
hie, suiib rota ifi'i'H iik eventually
purchase the fruit tills to he a ,
compllshed by sending a man ou.st
jwho would personally put on a nalcj
campaign in earn oi t lie suggested
,1"",1;
Kadi grower shall coitfr
,m' ,,ot ,m,ie ,hnn 3 ""H M:r h' '
on every box of Hoses shipped
F 1 1 i Til in the senHori of lit'Nttiid sliall
!authori.e mh distributor to dedVt:
'thiH sum of money from everv box
pipped their year. '
' l.il. jU VIM LIS1I1K T LI II X It i
nii.lloii iiuiuoses:
Annom.cn. ,.,,,
eer al every milt! an to where thho ;
once made to their particular ulerit. ,
(e. Auction company to (wrir.t f.
a couclsr description uf the lweV
thiK to he on reverHu suit; iT
atMloKue.
till. Committee b invests lith-
oKruphio sIkii to he placed hi each. '
,x of liosc pears, or If inife be mi
: niaetlcahlo, h send a ain 'direct
to broker who would iliMli Unite
sIkiih to purchasers at aucllou-
this hIhii to read :
WONDlOltR'L MOK(.' IMJAHS!
Kach.
I'er dozen.'
i te). I he co-operation of dlstrih-
! n ..-(! ulw.nl. I lw. uriiiirnil l.t u.... M..l r
of the Itoscltill Hade nanci-M ufve 'oroiifv , null- i
Ib-ltv to the sale of IIokc noars n
few days prior to actual hhIu.
J fD. A unliable hIku be laid out
I the Inn nf the citutenlH of each bnv
j nf HartletlK shipped on which j
.should he printed a forerunner, ad- ,
visliiK Hie Jidiber and Hie puhlic
that Harlletls will sonn he followed
K. Only extra fancy Host! pears
i Mils suggest ion in order to guar-
antee that no Inferior fruit will he
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, ,,,, ... - .i ,
ii,m ru oe ii ii mo r.-
..II. ul.nl.l l.i. ... .-1f. uu In Hi..!
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seeollou ol tie lr ill. f ,('" ,
num., .t.j B'ihhi.n'" ....... .......
StllCliy CAlin laney iwu l."
placed in tneso cais. -
II. Only Hose pears with proper I
j pressure test to he included in (lis- j
t r 1 h in ion plan and tho eoiuniiltor
IsuggeslH that the percentage of j
leach and every Hose crop fnteiinnd j
for ilislrihulion should be selot -led
from the p'okings which roflrorm
p, the proper prtwsuro testy
I: FORES!
FIRE. APPLEGATE
Karlv this afternoon u grain fin i
in a field about throe nillen' north
of Hie city was reported at (he
Crater National forest office here. J
hut up lo tho hour
press no details as
of .-Utlllg to I
to lllis fire j
hail boon received.
Neither had any word been re
ceived up to 2 o'clock this after
Istmlles above Jacksonville, which
Started In (hat Keetioit vestenlav
'
and which lute last night was hi III
raging fiercely over H0 notes
However. Il was to Might lhat Hn
iire. hecause no wortl had tieen re
Ived today from the large force
!of fire fighters lhat worked tut the
j Mro yesterday afternoon, all nlubt
and today, must bo under Control
Tho lire Hrsl started in the hold
ings of Ike Duntord of Metllor.l
and lieniv M mi kin of
Auplegat
Hnd in the alteruoou covered :i
acies. There no good timber
u hei'o (he l ire buriitMl over, (he
trees consisting only of small oalct
second ::rowth.
Honi gatn Coh(hiiic1 !
N't-: W VoltK, July 1.'.- -oTi A
-bower hist night fotved the fourth -
postponement of Hie battle fori
(the
Junior light weig tit eha top Ion -,
bet w e, 1 1 Tod Morgan of Se
i and Can lion ball l-:ddle Mar
New York eballeliger. Wcatll-
pet nilti ing. t tie fight w ill be
I-: bbets Held tomorrow night.
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For the
LEE
e Chamber of Commerce Building
JENSEN FELL IN
3 TAIL SPINS ON
WAY TO HAWAII
Dole Flight Veteran Tells of
Warrnwinn flfl
Plinht nf 94.00 UlilpQ OVPr -
riiyni 01 WHC6 UVtl
Panifir Orpan Givpi HlS-
racinc ucean wivc ni
f f niooolnro 'eacnuiK llonoliiln, the plane was vann ano mni..-.., . -UWn
VieWS On UlSaSierS. UMMl ln fiyinK around (he llu.1 ruweett, Henmnu-er Ibothcrs Casn
waiiau Islands In an effort to lo- ! K"''fvry and Kenerai store. Kufer's
"
There are no daiiKcnais air cur-:
rciitH over the I'aciric ocean nnu
the disappearance of the Dole
planes last year can haroiy oe at
tributed to such cause, accordim;
to Martin Jensen, whti won s-ond
placi' in the Dole race by flylnu
from Oakland to Honolulu, a dis
tance of LM!Hi miles, In .'-H hours
ami Hi minutes. Mr. Jensen, ac
companied by his wire ami Kretl
llower, Jr., arrived In Med ford yes
terday forenoon ami will leave at
1 ) o"r -luck tomorrow forenoon for
Kosi-biiiu' in his airship, the Aloha.
1 He llieoi y (Mill 1 "Or .111-
planes were literally sucked
by
Into
Ireaeh.n'oiis eurreiilj of air
Hie water." said Mr. Jensen, "has
never been proven. In piloting
the Aloha across the Pacific. I fell
Into three tallsplns, the last, on" j
of whleh found me only fiiio feet!
above the ocean. The ship bad.
fa lieu from a height of 4mmi feet .
I was OOll miles out from Oakland
and darkness, along with fog, had1
fallen on us, making it Impossible
for ns invself mot I'aul Schluler I
., to, ho. -h..lbnr e were flvhiu I
p.Vel or in hunk or falling,
t
r mill a r with the instrument
Knmvn ,IH the banking indicator.
....
ati, nU un in,, oeean was a migniy
,. tjm(l , p,,,,,. When TMHI feel
.... .
1
attention to the instmincnt. and
lnilMn W1IH UMy n slioit distil nee )
uIOVr water. I tloVO 111 Hie thllli-
, t.ecome more familiar with
the workings of this piece of equip
ment. After I bad learned to op
erate It. t had no more trouble
during the ; remaining hours of
darkness.
"In daylight," he continued, "the!
use of the instrument Is never
found necessary, as It Is easy to
ascertain in what direction you are
flying. Tho Indicator had been on I
p la nes I had i' lown for a number f
of years, but 1 never found It nee-t
jcssary to learn its use.
j Vllieed the Old Ctlory,
I ami the missing Dole
i their ends wit lithe c
I darkness causing their
I am eon
the Dawn
fliers met
nining of
planes to
Into the dreaded lallspln."
:
In mi tea king of his own ex perl
while flying over Ih
I'a-I
Mr. Jensen told of mirage
lhat baffled him over ten time
in the belief that cloud banks wer
islands. He was prepared to la ml
on one cloud, thinking It was a ;
long island
only
discover bis
mistake when he
utes traveling t tin
was three min-jm?
a wa V Several
clouds together In another case
; made him believe I hat the was
!n niiroiielilio.' ii urniiii nf Isbimls
1 but In- diseovered the horizon was
i beneat h th"in. When he reached
iihe Hawaiian islands, he was not
Isure be bad reached his dc-dhia-
Hon and would not land until he
I saw houses and t lcen.
In the rase
imagined he s
other W lid life
and he cheeri
of one mirage, he j
tw din ks, geese ami i
on Hie cloud island, i
it with bis partner.
S.hitller. that they had reached 1
their ile, liuitlon. Several times j Webb.
on the lourney over, regret sid.eiL '"'he Southern I'acillc has prof
.l.nsen ilia I he bad ev r started lts K'oiindN which
on what seemed a foolhardy ven-;"'' the street from the
lure. Cp until darkness set in. I business district for tetu-
he ftrw liooi-ovito it. iv "a f.-.-t Pnrnry (uarers for inerchauts.
abo e the oeean a nd when it be -
came dark he Increased bis a III- ;
Hide up to tauo f.-rl, only to fall
into the tailspins.
W hen asked If lie would attempt
such n flight again. Jensen did not
seem espeebtlly enthusiast io over
the prospect, saying that such
flight would be all right If he were
cert a In he con hi find I he laud on
the oilier side.
Jensen left San Kraneisco sev
erat days ago and while en route
to Mediord slopped at Sacramento,
H-'ibline mm. I Kurekn. While ai
LAGS
American Legion Convention
Seo
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GARLOCK
Hm l ami'iiin ho obtained u dog Inst rtiht In a fire starting just
which will 1m- the mascot of Imh ;ilt.-.- it; oVIim k Iti the meat innr
trlp to New Voik t'lty. when- In- ket if Austin i:r Wti. which w;n
expects to arriv In late t lol.t r. , u fi-ime building. The fie de
Kit rnit'.e to the iiuHo'm'h in tropu-' p-ui .m-nt wax tih-k ly on the job.
oils. In- will visit the principal hut the fir.' was very t-on etitirelv
cities of Oregon, Washington, Ida- Ut ot-v. ..lit rl, owing to tin- high
ho. Moiiltnta. North Dakota. iiw:i. I 'nt wiiil which was blowing 'iid
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and other "- f.utfthat
eastern states until he reaches hisl'h" east
destination, where vil spend j
a sh'rt time before beginning hist
l -t in i) Journey. I he Itinerary uf I
which ha not hocn completed.
Hi- maile heveral Irtps. taking up
local passengers yesterday and will
make trips up until dusk thin even-,
ing. giving local citizens an minor-
tunlty to ride in the original trans-
I'iicific- plan.-. Tlw Aloha wji
ImiIII
eifelally for Jensen, who entered.!"- .except for ins
JoJo r.u.(i j(U u yaUaU;in (.n.llill,,.v Hardware
,laNl- lH' made hi home ini'itic
,)fimlnlu fur wjmc tlm(. Afi.i-:ihe m..n
reachiui; Honolulu, the plane was
eate the lost Holde,, KuKio, the
Hearst entry In the rare, Tin? Al-
""'"J mini uuuy nit- same
.s It was when it took off on thf ;
raee. the only eha ne be in t he
removal of th: .'0-ta lion gasoline j
! tanks In order to make room for
a f Ive-passener cabin.
i oe snip jias a inur spreai or , ,e , , ..
n r,-,, ,.,i .1..ih f 2- r,.., r"1""'" "" r'; ',.. .""' '
.... .. .... , . . , . 'couilk-mv s oft lee, Meisners fia-
asaUriubt Whir wind motor of ; ' ; Kaff.r-H Shoe Store &
h'";'l'er Ihe ship, flly, , ;unsh ( wt.ro a ,,nrn,Ml. hut
.....oe. nas a e.uisinK speeu -riilU(s
miles per hour and at present has
a tank capacity for a trip uf six
hours. The red stripes on the tall,
used In the navigation of the ship
ov r i he oeean. are sf 111 present.
Smoke bombs were dropped on the
i h aier a i imerva is anil the nai
, walnr madi s(i"ls alonu the sfripes
I to delcrmine the number of tle-
s of drift.
The colors of the Aloha are typ-
u i.u uie
l'i,nn' beauty of the islands.
' ii snip last evenint;
suKested JenMen's skill as a mas
ter idiot. A Mail Tribune reporter
" ' 'n-
1,1 ""'l ever l.oa ! -I e, i
" "ii'fi roiiii on a tin-. .
I Tile genera t iiu bite is invited to 1
view the plane and also ride in Ii. ! N'"'' house, with several other resl-
lMn es and inanv smaller build
Heal Wave Hits l-lnghiml ' Tugs
LONDON. July K'. -i.Vi The heat ' v ,-timate Is Hossible vet of
t av
similar to the true whivh ;
Ainei ica has been
xperienclng ha.s
.'o oeo r.iiKianu aim set iniscoilll-
try sweltering In temperatures
higher than at
any lime for years.
Til
people of London hanllv
knovv what to make of tin- riToil--i'f
the thermometer which Is well
along in the Mis In the shade.
Thousands hurrhd to the beaches
and the bill country for relief to
day. M it v lii.AMLs i itn:s
(Continued from Pa OnO
teniimoiiy being the pre Ions Sat
urday night.
Jeffries, deeply penitent anil re
nioiv.eful, stilt is in the county
Jail, pondering over his idea, fol
lowing the action of Circuit Judg
A. It. AValkor, who yesten
granted him time for deliberation. ,
Jeffries, in open court. inauiTested ;
a desire to plead guilty but re-
fused to do so because the charge
on tallied t he phrase "reck!
lining an aulo."
Tip coroner'H Jury also found
' lint : .1 el tries drov
proper care and
his ear wit h
aulion
testiliiijji.v shovvd he was trave!
auoiu ;m mites an no nr. in
mcnee i na i ,t ei 1 1 tes i ai icn
givo aid to Hie victim ami fled
int.f tin timber weighed heavily
ami 1 list hhu, however, and appar
ently was responsible for the Ver
dict. The tragedy was the third auto
fatality In a month in the Ash
laud district.
.li;mli; swi
nv
(Continued from 1'nge One)
-iiini'd the duly t
day, assisted by
d by Sheriff
deputies appoint
unlit new buildings can be er
Stores are being re-opened
In tents and Improvised, sheds.
Tho men-hauls are making plans
I to rebuild and t he mayor has
called for a meeting of the eity
, council for tonight to adopt an:
, emergency o rd iua nee erea l ing a
I restricted district, so that all new
; store buildings will be of flre-pinof
construction.
H llev. .1. . Aligell
! LKN I . I Ore.. July 1-'-
(Speeial Most of t ! Pnda le's bus
iness d iti rr t went up in f la nies
We have but a limited supply
and they're going fast.
Order
NOW
all the buildings
built of wood y
Iv'''
exccoi
, business building in town
lllidye's drug storo ;itid
i-hi ' nd tV Smith genet a I store
' urn! -a few in the next block
west
half
burned. Two and a
jiS were .-wept completely by
the fire, which spread so fast that
in :i number of the storey ami
hoio.es nothing could be saved.
Those suffering virtually a total
insurance, are th.
ompany. tie-
Slate bank (excepting
money safe and rire-prooi
rest uiiant, .-usiin nruwii me. it
mUi'ket, llenson's drujj store. Mir-P'-'s
barber shojj and cleaning and
,-lln1' s,"," lIH' 1 V,
si ore alio some resniem-i-n on
.ill eoll"iilS.
i J-uiM-s Dewey's pool ball, the
posioffice building and coufec-
(lepairt
some til' the contents Wei
if ,,. ,,)lUents were suVcmI
ill eacli case.
Tl;t jesideiice of Cemge Oiutn
and it.-' eoiitenis Were a total loss,
as be and t he family are in the
e-ist ainl e very thing was seep rely
locked, ami likewise Mrs. Hdene's
homy anil contents. other resi
de noes burned are those of Al
roriK y Hrown. "('hub" I laney.
t'lmrle Austin. .Mrs. Uedfield. Karl
Willi. i ins. Charh s Kafer. Walter
Mei.--ner and others, from which
(Ome tlrngs wei e saved,
vii large J barns filled with
wiiimI for winter ami several sheds
toll ot wintiCs wood were burned.
Charles KaferV. loss on wood alone
W a
The old school
"oi mi hi i--" o
completely
a nd the eity hall building and
i),.. u.lal toss. wbi. h . an hardlv
iM. innwn for several days. In
i r it- cases little or no insurance
is i a i Tied. I hilldings and roof-;
" ' "' ' 'Vina J;i;,,.Vn :.. hvo un Tel.'-'
Il Q MEN'S SUITS
IX j I 1 C '' 'l:,v'' a sl,l',''il' '"' "' s,li's- h-inii $22.0 to ili.lMI
I I I I 1.x (sdtnc wil Ii t wip i;iirs of I riiiiscrs ) liidi will lie il;ii-cd
1 I fl jr on sale KIMD.W for HI DAYS' ONLY. .'ay the wa- I 'f
i I I I Si I ' iil;ii- price on one suit, and take another of tlie same I j
X Elyla Jill I I I "il''y atol pri.-e for only .(H). 'I'hese are all late I ;
I I fij V niod.ds and I'OSITIN K1A lv; Aid. WOOL f
V I I MjB I IM-IMKMIM-;!.'. this offer lasts hut ID davs ( 'O.MK f
V IBS l KAIiLY. j
y' I T l I ' No IvNeliaties No Refunds Nd Alteratiojis
T V ffl i Strictly Cash j
j jtj If You Can't Use Two Suits, Bring a Friend I
Il Jdj fl Off gSi.DRESsV (
IMcPHERSQN'S f
X I EVERYTHING IN MEN'S APPAREL USUBR o0NE ROOF n
XA c?
3 lilS Central and Sixth Streets ,4The Coulter of TowiiV Telephone 1093 I i
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Will
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jstroug that nothing could bo done
to stop the fire, which swept
; everything in its path and was
, wholly beyond control in a few
1 minutes from Its diseovery in the
meat market, just after closing
time.
Chi ek ens burned out of their
, houses were seen going into open
! deor-i of residences adjoining.
: which in seme cnes were -lightly
out ot the direct path of the con
flagration, but even so Were saved
; only by heroic el forts of t riwids
jaud the fire company.
! No vasualtics or accidents are
S a fAMWl hX I
Just Bought 75
ens ouiis
REGULAR S35.00 VALUES
All sizes, single and double
breasted. On sale now, choice
$15
H. Wilson
North Front Street
; phone and eleeirie light servb'e
fntirt ly out and can hardly b
restored foi several days at least.
The honi" of 1. 11.' Smith, who has
the telephone central of Ti- e in his
li'iuse. was saved only by despi r
ate effort, and as it was slight iy
out of Hie direct path of the fire.
The two-story building of the
1. o. o. . adjoining the Smith
usidence ami telephone offi.e was
;i total loss except for insurance.
tllendale, gralful lhat the u n
was not entirely wiped out and
lhat iu lives were lost, looks t'oi -ward
to a new and better city i i)
i-Ne out of the ashes of the old
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lown. With her thriving ionging
..nd iiiuitier iudus'.iy. a new $L'T.i,
nii'i sawmill under construction
lij the (Hend.tle Lumber eoiiian
a special election alieady oalb-.l
to vote bonds Tor city paving and
her many advantages of location,
lo r citizens bePeve in her business
J ul in e Tin- i "opco company and
the ( Henda le Telephone compan..'
were on the ground with repair
gangs and equipment within two
honis alter the worst was over.
and the work
struetion is
close on tin' :
nf salvage and
! -Xpeeted to follow
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