Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 15, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Texto o o o o o o O o o O o o oo o o MF.PFOTCD AfATTj TTtTBFXR W.DFOT?T. OT7Fr;ON', MOXDAY. OPTOFFT? 1-'. 102S PA HE RTX i Mnnx ;! Clililr j MVKHPOOI,. KliKluml I'Vl Tin- J Isli- nf Mini. ruiiiiilHii' ii-liiinl till' nal cmist of KiikIihiiI. will 1"' I linki'il ivllh KuBliinil l,v 11 l"l''- i plmin- i-nl.li'. j ML PUT SCHOOL IGUNMEN WOUND 'ACCIDENT DEATHS Democratic Vic-Presidential Nominee, . In Oregon Today for Campaign Talks FOUR OFFICIALS I OVER WEEK END J. j Relief from Gas I T IP. Stomach Pains Dizziness .LIU I o MtKADU .mm. MT. V1TT Ore. Oct. 15. (Sue- i-liili Th CnliimliiiH day enter-! taimnciit at Hie Ml. IMIt school wuh vry well atUMidoit. Tlut lironnun Was UH follows: "OreKoa, .My Oregon" Srliool. Hocitatinn, "Try Again" l-Vtincis Hmiyfonl. I'antoniiuK!, "TIio UaiiKiiiK ol' tlio IMcturo" So vent li flrado Hoiikh. "Hickory, Hickory Dock" anl "I'lisay Cat" Flint, Sueond Third Unities. Sotm, "(lood Morniiii; to You" FirMi Crado. ltoclialion. "Tho Woodpecker" Khiyd McCain.. HocMatlon, "I.tuid of tho Coun ter pane" W'anen ('(in ley. Kocilatjoii. "Ik-aulilal Wiikiin otto" Sixth Crado. Recitation, 'The KIT and the Door Mouse" Zcldn ltlchmond. Souk, "Whipporwill" Primary. Souk, "lluhhlos" Trlinary Uft-ilatinit, "Robert of Lincoln" Ccnova Colfmutt. I'lav. "Maltini: Sand i'llos" 1A. liocKalion. "Whinterinn Frisky" I -Man Ion) Ficlmiund. Ilour Irene Andorson. Kecilallon, "Columbus" Frank l'iatt. Son.;, "In Fourteen Nliioty-lwo" I'ppor Ci radon. Itociiation. "Tlio Test of a Man" iDohhIo Anderson. "Kicking" Cirls Danco. "America" All. Camp No. 2 Items Mrs. O. K. .Ioiioh roiurned Wed nesday from Portland, whore hIio haa hoeii vialling relatives and friends. .lack Crump drove lo Mod ford Tuesday to havo his oyos oxaniin od. Jack hasn't been having verv good luck seeing horns on deer lately, so lie vislls Dr. Fmineiis be fore tho season closes. A charge or disitirblr--; Iho pi-nce is to be placed against W. F. Fiekeison, tho conk ut Camp No. J. Fill Ik said to he guilly of boni harding a lomalo can with his rllle i in the young hours of the morn- j illK. I Stove Monro was I tie lucky t luiiitor In camp Friday, Sieve and Ids ::h;;h collided with a four-point . buck uf I lie Intersect ion of Mus-, qtiil trail and Twin I'ntid aveuim. , The t'amllioH al Camp No. ll pur-1 tii lpitteil in wciule toast Friday I ovonli:.';. (icorgtt West, Carl Jackson anil tlio sect Inn crew wore busy burn lug hrflsb piles near ('amp 7(1 the1 first of the week. ! Tim road to camp Is packed down ! tiow and in good shape. Wo are: looking for a flock of deer slayers ( tills week end. ; Itill Fl:d(e said If the cold weath ! vr continues he will need an assist- j put ns the boys are burning up too much wood. Kobert Fen more Fleming, our ex pert aulhorlty on ducka nnd 'jeimo, has started to quack already; Hays ,tt won't bo long now until wo will boo sonic res the in flying. , Pliiivoiih Dyer wh ttuaUieB vIr (Ilor In Modford IahI Monduyi Dad . Uy Una been keoplns house for Hert Jenkins lately and , now bus nn application filed for a 4ob uk extra on tho bull cork gang. H. W'l Morrill and family from 1 f'e week end hutit r o'd vol era ii tor h ! located HOIlit amp. The plans can nr a on Htory, ono i-oom bungalow. Co or go Trtinta wrk n'poiied losl the other evening. After'sovoral liourH of Honrehlng he was finally located nt Camp 2, It licing tho tlark of the moon, hooiuh Deorgo got on tho wrong road. Leslie lleer has returned to work alter being off several month with a fractured bono in one of his fel. As spectators from Alt- I'iti, we wit and wonder hat it K ail ab.Mit. F.arl vi. the A C. T cjimr. and Us I'luy, "Tlio Cliilureii h Hour ' (Delaware. J,iielti,vaiui!i and Ven Fiflli (irado. . hern railroad station hound fur (he Hecilation. '"Opportunity" .1 anion lSvw York Central station where Tnnnalo. the mail was hi have hren plated Dan co, "Irish Ult" Itessie and jmi the Twenth th (Vniury Kimin-d. A THREE DAYS' COUGH IS YOUR DANGER SIGNAL Co up) is from colds mar lend to m frious double. Yu can ton ihrm pow with Crcotnulsinn, an cmulnifird rreuMtte that is plrtant to tap. CrmiTitilnirm Js a ntrdical discovery Willi twfi-fobl action; it aootlics nd Ii al 1 lie inOjmed uirmbraer and in liibit' jrofm p'oitw , ! Of nil Lov.n Uitfi rrrofotr in frc snixrd by lilgh mtfdical ae'.horhira a otic of the grrafest limlinjt asenciei lor couph fiom coMi and luoiuiiial jrrilalintis. CreomuUion cnntainn, in dditinn to crrnnt otlirr heal in k CREOMULSIOM ItU KAI.O. N. ., Oct. I Three 1.:. mills who h.-ld m. titxi- rli In whirl. M-Kintcrni until was ! iMnx uhhhIVi n! heiu-n ralli-und jHliilinli List liiuht, vcn- nt lat'Ki' !toihiy. They whot and wmiiMlcd i three K'lJinl.s 'iml h pnlic emiiii ami 'fled In mi autoiiiohih- wlih w'Ventl HacliH of thr nuiil. The value (,f Iheh pnlir lu i titidel helU-ve I'lulned lilil It WiiH Very did iml hiik'e. A KlM-elal Ualrh was kcI un the A linn! keep the hnmllls from nritplUK inlu Canada. One of l he uuanls. Ward Mr Cariney, II nf Klkhait. Iml., a mail rink, ree-ivd thr.-c hutii-ls in his Imdy. Vfm-'-nt Connors, a UHiI'M'eyile al rulman, wan .hol five times ulten In- titltupted to hall the handits' ear. The otln-r Kuards were I-Yamis K. I.lelier. a Cullman pnrter, who wax shut In one nt(h. and Charles .1. Daven ailKh. a railroad detcet Ive, who was sliol in line knee. The (axicah, luaded uiih mail. whli-h In inuislViT'il uud ii i tm ft the tian system, had just As Ihe taxi halted at a (raffle ; intersect ion l he hand it ea r drev aloiiKslde. Two men in the front sen1! waved revolvers al lln guards and ordered "stiek 'cm." The third handil. In the n-ar seat- held a sawed off shotKiin. Tin guards. disoheyitiK the t omnia nd, reaehed for Ihelr linns and the handits poured a halt of lead iulo the taxi. One of them .lumped to the run niUK hourd of the taxi and pushing aside the body of McCartney, who had collapsed over the smelts threw several Into the tnnneau of l;fs : antoinobiie. Several saelis lying on I In- flour' I of the taxi under MeCart ney's I body wei ir iiverlnnkeu. The Iraffie lli;bt had elm nu'ed to , reen in lite mean time and Ihe ibaudits spe I away. .Connor. j,t. Oarelett by tin shols. was knocked I from his iiMdorc'le: al the first xidley from the escaping bandits, jwllo llien pumped several more I shots Into his body as I hey sped past. OF PISTOL USE SAN FltANCISCO. lel. l.V 1A) John . Orilflth of San Franrisi'o, while packing his sutt ease for a vaeatiou Sunday uf fored to ' show his lit -year obi Hon Donald, how to um a pistol and accidentally shot ibn youth and Horiously wounded hlni. Tho father told, his son be would leave diim tho weapon lo protect the family during Ids own nbaeneo. - He wan demon strating how to draw tho pis tol nnd point It when It was discharged, accidentally. The biilhl hi ruck the youth In tho left lung. I tlx mother vlsllir.K ttt mh- AiikoIoh, whore husband wax going to Join Workers iol linleiuiilt)' I' A HIS (V) Discharged workers i. v- have a leal right In France on ihdenitly based on thoiv of servii't. t'lji'urs Ylolil ltveinu i'A. Fla. -(II Cigars. niauu (1 hero during: September I lii.;i:il,n.'Ui, ami the Inter vi'iniv ihjiai'tiiHMit collected for icveiiue stamps. "'e el happy w uro not or'rt job, Huoh anl--ed in print Im not iaii-llke but rather ur children to road. " on tho Mount wo five or six columns nro tfiUtni; tbu Dear i t.'it him to his fin Mimiuro en M.oruls viP-the gloves, and i i. iis i us over we'd y iM,.ua fo carry on thai Imi toi oily hove. otu-n sptrit of lltoth i ii h I Ju l c.I hi hav .i;nr.t turn. !'. he m es we think he Is handu lng Ihe Whole (iatn: n't at least, hero on lh Mi us that ttuprci-sii.n. Thut t a w a v feel bun Ud Hie Mnyhe ,,u are right. Kai Whole (:nig are i ,n:;, yar on the Mount and so and Die we like tht we are nut afraid iilMicn read. tH'U I Kduo elfmcnts !nch aoothf nnd heal tho inilnmrd mrmbr.inct and utop the ir ritation, white thff crrutMite mw on to the Memach, i ahuotbed into th blaod. attack tlir 9&t of the trouble iml checM (he prowth of tin gcrtp. CrronmUion is guaranteed Mtit.tc lory in I Ik ttcaiment of cooch from raids, biomhin nnd miimr formt vi bromiiiiil iniutlo'is and t$ oxveilfnt for building up the tcm aftrrrohh or flu. Money refund 1 if not Fe lirvrd after taking a com ding to direr. iions. jVK your drucciM. lad 1 I'OHTLAN'D, Ore.. Oel. IT,. 1 Thro d'-alhx as a result of a edenl 1 1 were: recorded in and near Portland , , over tile week end. Mrs. Lena W'ehh, . Sd-ycar old ! Xeiess-Indian. died Sunday an . ' ' result iT serlouK hums suffen-d I Friday wln-n her cloihiiiK was l ! nlted hy flames from a kitchen ; j range. i I Kinesl Sandy, of Walla Walla. I Wash., also was fnlally huined. He -was pinned Ix-neath his heavy I freight truck w hi'ii it overluraed ! and hurst into flutes on the Dase ! line road near i!if I'l'p'-r Sandy i j hridge. lie died al a hospital Sun 1 day. No one witnessed the acl- ; 'dent. It was hi-lleved that Sandy: I fell asleep at the whevl. j Ualph Klmt"n. !. died Satur i day niuht fiom an explosion whleh ; oeeurred while he and his hroiheri j h r nest were tesilni; a formula for j I malting gunp"W(lef. i Last Chance Free j Tickets for Keaton The "Coniplieiitlons of Ihe Cam era ma u" conclude with I his issue of the Mail-Tribune. Vmi are. nut too late, however, lo submit a cor rected report of Duster Kenton's indition relalive to Ills studio visit. Merely locale iho many errors In Duster's copy, herewith, and de posit your version at the MailTrib une office not later than ii l M. tomorrow, and you wilt be Ivi'ii a free ticket lo see "The Camera- man." whleh is Duster's latest com- M(. wiU K)M,jlk in Salem, the cap- edy. openiiiK today at the Dlalto , .., (jf (tn.Knn ,his ;tfi,.i n i ihoulre. j j nd then will nutior to Cortland for "Ci.mpllrallons or the Camoi-aman" j It ,M.t., in the eveniruj. Then In Duster says: "Metro-Coldwyn- , win hP(l(l ...asiuard to carry Ihe Mayer is ahout to pro. luce that t pri'c-winniiifi novel, ' I he rld of San I. tils ltey.' Ami durlnu my visits to the various studio sets I learned that Ihe leadhm role would be ejven lo either John Citfish, Lull llaney, William Stains, Damon Xo vora, Karl Dane, tleorwe K. Martha. Lew Drody or ihe writer! Dm rest assured that ft will be an outstand ing picture regardless of who is allotted the coveted star part. I managed to et an -celleiit pic ture (lf ( Irela Carpo lalkiuu to Johnny 11teU Drown b e t w e o n scenes of thiir new cinema, liter, I was joined hy Mary Ann Davis, who Insisted that we call on Norma Leoror while she was niakltm 'The Llttio Devil.' in which sin- is starred. My duties were now al an end and I borrowed' one or Tim McDoy's trusty steeds and rode home." Buster Keaton at Rialto Today "MovinK pictures must move." This seems to he tlu- theory on which Duster Koalon made "The Camera ma n.'' his new laugh-producer now being .shown at the Dialto theatre. Kor move It doe.: with a rapid-fire rate that crowds one hilarious scene upon the other and one comical predicament on the next hilarious nisadveuturc with celerity. ' He drops off a four htory huihl iiiK Into the bullets' nf a long war fought with n... nine guns in Chinatown, fails off n launch and fouls Its propeller during a boat race race and saves tho heroine. Monte Banks at State Theatre On bis recent trip to his home in Duly, Monty Danks took movies with a small motion picture cam era of all Iho members of his fam ily. Now, whenever Monty gets homesick for a sight of his aged father, or his pretty sisters, or his many cousins, uncles and aunts, all he has to dg (s turn on the projec tion machine in his own home. Monty Hanks' new comedy. "Play Safe." Is now showing at tho State. The Ijiko Crerk Ciiange hel their regular meeting Thursday night. (iulto a few were pres ent , The evening was spent In reading some measures to be Vote, I on at the coinlmi olec- I'fitsu and ti program by sonic of the members. Then the reg ular , business of the (tranpo fol lowed. At the close of the meet ing coffee and sandwiches wore i served. The stage was pretlllv I decern red with autumn leaves and gn Mrs. fiom h friends nia. 1'iiery. Cal Meyer has returned delightful visit with it ml relatives In Catlfor- Mm. II. . Kux "d chihlri n Cmtts and Venetui spent a few ho urn 1st ting with Mrs. Wyani Ttiui sday. The wort; on the Lake Creek hvidge is ogresHlng rapidly m tut at the rate it Is Koing ttn now loot," WUo it w ill le ready for tf inie long. r Dt'iulhaw w.is a (ttiest at I he Sullev home Thurcdav evening. M rs, Wedm II. II. Mr ttei ltn Ittntf I'otnl Mr. He man Meyern spent 1 1 the home ot Mrs. and Mr.v I initi d :: (V r w ere v; md Central in M'-iH id Krld.iy. and Mrc Ii. Kiev were Mm. V. Y Mr. find Marsh.tll the ( C Torril LAKE CREEK i of the Week Ii r,n Trtill and MM-nding n tew 'fVrtUl'M upper i I! Monro iWitt Minim jdus t at M f ranch. uoi ti-: WITH KKXATOl: llOia.VSIlX TO I'OKTI.AMJ, Inc.. ()( t. 1.".. t,Vl Two HH-i'i'hrs ill lr un In.l.iy will ti'l"lllili:ill' tile r:llli )iiiun T Si'llillMI Jill' T. Kiiliilisiill ! in the Northwest. 1 ernoi-ral lc message ni Idaho. Ctah and Nebraska during: the re mainder of the week. Al Doise. Idaho, Tuesday night, t be Demo cratic vice presidential nominee ex pert (o attack Senator Corah, who has been campaigning for Herb ; t Hoover in the 'otilh and Middle West. Senator Uoblnson leaves Ihe Car West greatly encouraged with the outlook In a section that has uu- Medfoi d 'visitors Hut unlay. Little .lohtiny Wab h had lb" luisffdune of falling from a lie, and brea l log bis a ni. I i vi Sat urday, lie -was taken to M"d ford Hiinday neonim; and had his arm placed in a cal. II. II. I'ox and f.iitul.i r-Mirn- cd home trom Calirori laM 'ni - Thin f-day. Lilt le ' 'urlis. f o i whose benefit the L i j i was made li-(Vll"t i-cu.ii In be an.. better, and ! still a ci sb k boy. tiucsts :il the Toiin home Sun day Were Mr. and Mrs. D FIRE PREVENTION WEEK, Nov. 7 to 13 ELECTRICITY IN THE HOME "--A Fire Prevention Safety is cue nf 1 1 it Lnvalest tlut safety that mines from un' Imincs. Firclcss lu-at. Ii: safe lccaus( tlicy entail im .lust Icai'U these 10 Common If a fuse the valve blows out you are over loadino youf wirtnn system or using a defective appliance. Do not try to install addttion.il wiring In your home unless you are an electrician. Wires must never be tacked to walls or baseboards or hung on nails. Use porcelain, not metal, sock ets in bathrooms and other looms wt ere. there is a possi bility of contact with dampness. Do not handle electrical appli ances when you are touching wMer piping or plumbing. The California Oregon Power Company jSt,,L mW- Kjy x!f . k A ally t:n Ih-publica eleellons. lb' has (! particularly, hopeful come in Washington, i in nat lonal lared himself of i he oul -where he ho lleves a local fight on the Depub lican candidate for governor from within the governor's own party and the coming up for re-election of Senator Dill, a Democrat, nmy contribute to tho score u( the Dem ocratic ticket. Tin nominee expects to make a bid for the farm vote in his speeches in Oregon, home slate of Senator .Vr.';iry. lie publican, co author of the McXary-Haligen farm relief bill. . j Sen at or Hold usoit spen t all of i yesterday in rest and recreation. I His chief activity was a motor trip; to Mount Dalnler National park. , where he viewed the famous peak; and Ihe glaciers that move in the' valleys at its base. 1 riul Ml. mill Hurry Tnliii. I'i'i-h. mill t who huvi' li'W days al lh' ll.lllMllliT siii'iuli a illiiwn Ilium- 'l'in-sila,-. II. my h a ml K Sillilllz , Kl.iiii-: trip. i ir. Un'' !i-tlI-- liai, i;,im i a liillttln alh fiilU , lla.v I in lali-. win, -,, II rliiliniuiii. liiulit . i:IS l'l k .ll Tii.-s.Im Till Mi i i, M i.ssi1 pi al HMlii- ami i In- wi ' k iii- nil Messiahs nf electricity hiiuishin opon fire from ;ht and pnwer ai'e super- flame un risk. Sense Rules for the Use of Electricity 6. Never set electric Irons on combustible material. Use the metal stand provided. 7. Lamps in clothes closets should never be feft burning tn the door is closed. Usi an automatic door switch. 8. Never use Irons to warm beds In winter. Heating pads are made for the purpose and are absolutely safe. 9. Have all appliance cords re placed or repaired when the become worn. 10. Do not clutter up your rooms with extension cords. Have plenty of convenience outlets to plug In all your electrical appliances and lamps. electrical safety OFFICES, Mcdford. Grants Pass Roscburg. Klamath Yrcka. Dumniuir-Califorai cu:vi-:i.ANt. oil. i."i. ii'i i'lHiKn-s-.'-'niali Thcoilor' I--. 'iurloti Ki'lilllilU-an riiniliilatc fur thi sen- doelared last night he does not ayreo with John W. Davis and oth ers "that religious intolerant js j ! major Issue in this campaign." Iturton said ho was roiiuostod by j 1 the Hepubliean national commllt'cl j to respond to remarks made by I : Davis, former Democratic pre.-l- j ' denilal candl'late. In a radio talk last week. His statement said: j "It'dlgious affiliation should have '. no place in the selection of a can-j ilidale. No responsible UcpuMl leader has endeavored to profit by; attacks on Oovernor Smith because he is a Catholic. If sporadic state- incuts have been made they have I been roundly condemned: especial-j ly has this been true of Mr. Hoover of Mr. Hoove i himself and Chairman Work of ihe ' Republican committee. ! "When did this religious repul slon have its origin? It was at the j Democratic national convention uf :J!t.M, when by the narrtwost pos sible majorily ti resuiutlon con ! ilemninu the Ku Klux Klan was defeated. Kesentnieiil for this ac tion certainly influenced a mtilti- tude lo vote for Mr. Coolldue who ol herw ise would have voted for Air. Davis, am! no doubt many ' votes in DS will ho cast for each ' oT the two leading eandhU'.les under i Ihe prompt hu--s of ivIIuIoils prefer ence. Dot most assuredly nuhher tho Koptihlican pai'ty nor any f lis , b adi-i-s can he hlamod for thlw " DOUBLE ACTION First In the dough Then In the oven Same Price for over 38 years 25 ounces tor 25 Use less than of high priced brands MILLIONS OP POUNDS USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT FiJU - OitjM tvym-mm ' For Women $1.95 The doctors tell us that 90 per cent of all sickness is due to stom ach and bowel troubles. You can't be well if your digestion is bad; von urn likolv to (rnt sick unless voil rensn ioou ana uigest 11 jiroperiy. Tanlac has a wonderful record as a relief from digestive troubles, even those of yeara standing. Mrs. Annie "Waters, of 2752 44th Ave. S.W., Seattle, Wash., says: "I suffered from nerve-wracking stom ach trouble. Every available rem edy brought no results until I tried Tanlac. It built me up till my stomach trouble was cured." Jf yQU auffer frQm jns ;n the stomach or bowels, dizziness, 1 nausi,a( constipation or torpid jverj jf you have no appetite, can't ,ieep an(j are nGrvous an( al run : down, vou need Tanlac. It is L'ood, i I 11 lire niedieiniv ivtnrln rf nifita I herbs and barks. Get a bottle from ' your firucgist today. Money back i it doesn't help you. Tanlac 52 MILLION. BOTTLES USED ONYX . POINTEX HOSIERY CI .1 1 BETTER GOVERNMENT LEAGUE We tho undorsiKlinl IcKal vntprs 'of Uio First Jmlieinl riistrict of Orn Ron. compiiHiiiK JarUsiun anil Josi-pliini! comities, do lii-ri'liy nssoelato ourselves tojietlicr iimler Ihe nuim: of Iti-tter Coveniment I.easiie,-for the purpose of as:;istiiu; in the elii tiim of the 1 liininnlile Harry I). .or ton of Grants Vans, Oregon, for the office of Circuit Judge ot saiil Uls trlct: Wo believe that Iho office should he free from pnlllics; that the of fice should seek the man and lhat the man should not sock tlio office: that tho judge should not use the great power of his office to pronioio his candidacy; that he should be well grounded in tho law; that lira chief concern should lie the conscientious performance of bis duties: that In his conduct of tlio office lie should not be. influenced by any personal considerations; that as between litigants lie should be no in spector of persons; that as between lawyers representing those, litigants he should havo no preferences. Above all. Hint ho should he a man 4nr whom the bar and-all 'tlio people can repose implicit confidence, for only Dion will his official nets be justly above suspicion. lielleviug that Harry 1). Norton nt ('.rants l'ass possesses all these) qualifications and is the host qualified man in this district for the office, we arc associated together lo promote his election. Tho foregoing are the articles of association of the better rovern meut league. If you believe with ns and wish lo join the association, pleaso use the form below for signing your name and address, and yoi;r preference as to whether or not you wish your membership to he made known, nnd send to the Holler Government League, P. O. Hox 471), Med ford, Oregon. TIETTKK r.OVHrtXMEXT l.KAGI'K MRS. HEUT II. LOWKY, Secretary; HEKHEKT II ANN A. President. Mcdford, Oregon NAME: ( ) You muy malic my member ship public. OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW FUNERAL PARLORS KiMTiitly ci)inlelcil nl Ihe cmner of West Main ami Nrw Inwii tiffiTs tlio finest fncililics anil iicciiiniiioilations fin those w'.o re(itii'u nur services. Conger Funeral Parlors RELIABLE REASONABLE Offic of County Coroner ROOF CALL Trowbridge Lumber Yard Our roofing expert will call and give you suggestions and estimates on costs. No obligations. We sell the famous Johns-Manville Roofings ALSO CEDAR SHINGLES REICHSTEIN & DEUEL WO All Kinds of Dry Wood OAK LAUREL FIR Dry" Pine SlabsFir Slabs Dry COAL MEDFORD FUEL CO. 1118 North Central Tel All A VI. JJ g Don't miss the Greater Medford Club's Rummage Sale October 12 and 13 opposite. Rialto Theatre. Club house benefiti rwbi HavcYour r!SM,Scribhlmus t. r - 'i Anmvzea , 4 Lou-ic Rice, world famous f raplioloKist, can positively rcal your talents, virtues rnd faults in the drawings, words and what nots that you scribble when "lost in thought". Sei.d your "ccribblini;!i"rr signature fr unclysh. Endow I he picture of I hr Mikndo head, cut from u bos of MiWado penrils, onj ten tents. fidite'-z Louise Kice. taic of EAGLE PENCIL CO.. NEW YORK CJTY SAN FRANCISCO TURP1N HOTEL to $3.00 A SPLENDID VALUE 17 Powell Street at MarUct THIS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION an important convenience toyou Tlii coupon rnfitlr h.ililor to FRKR Yellow Taxi-Ur:iot to Turpio Hotel. FREE GARAGE T. v. PAiinnw w. m. si.i.r., Tr. Address ..) You may not make my mem bership public Paid Adv 2nn if LEAK?