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Newspaper Page TextPXGE TWO ilEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE, MEDFORD, OTtEOON. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2. 1029. The Siskiyou mountain seel Ion I . or me I'aclllc Highway hn one of I J fl i the hesl maintenance forces in Ore- UVrfClX dllU son, In the oiiinlon of local motor- 1 1 lts and traffic, officer, who soy comlitiun even in tho face of the Ktormie.it weather. At the present time, every ve.itlifc of snow has been removed from tho highway )y snowplnw operated under the Kiincrvixlon of William Drumrnonil. lloweve'0'notorlal.s warned to drive carefully when roundimt shady curves and in driving in j .1 rnlu , jM, .. I, ,l 1 , ........ ... hk'UHIIHi uu IU ,. ... , " . . :. rm,l ' 'co freeziuii on tho nave Mr. Mnhel C. Muck, the new county homo demurulion aitent, who has -heen enuaitcd for Home limo past in the Oregon State col lege extension work ut 1'orvalltx, arrived in the city yesterday, and assumed tier new duties today, tihe Federal Officer Terry Talent, ac companied by Cul Wells, deputy I'nlted States marshal, returned yesterday from 1'ortlund. follow Iiik several days spent 'hat city. Officer Talent left Jusl eek with Kills Jirown, afroMed for ulcohol transportation near Ashland last Wednesday, to havo a hearing in federal court. Hruwn Is an Kagle I'oint resident and had HO eallons of aled alcohol in a new ( O which he was driviriK north, dep uty Marshal Wells hud spent the holidays with friend anil relatives in I'ortlund. Obituary IllPPEY Albert Franklin Klppey was born in Amador county, Cali fornia, August 29, 18GR. and died in Salem, Ore., Friday, December 28, IMS sited 72 years and 4 months. .Mr. Klppey resided In California most of his life, coming to Jackson county, Oregon, in liuui, after the death of his wife. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Ida Mil dreih of Htockton, C'nl., and Mrs. SMALL SNOWFALL -NON-RESIDENT MO CAUSE FOR WORRY! mm m AMONG OFFICIALS 0R TOURISTS'-USE T0:: MEETNEXTTHURSDAY It had been expected that Mrs. Mack would arrive here last Fri day or Saturday, hut she delayed to more fully recover from a recent attack of the flu, and a death in her family also delayed. It will ' bo several dnys yet before she Is Kufficiently settled In tho position to go ahead with the usual routine of the office. The annual election of Hillah temple of the Mystic Shrine will be held Friday night at Ashland, fol lowed by a big feed, at which dele gations from all parts of southern Oregon will bo present. Young's gowns from Portland greatly reduced. Town & Country Shop. 282 Mm Robert Strang and sons, flobblo and David, returned home . today from a week's visit with relatives and friends in Snn Fran cisco. Among the Oregonlans registered ! nt Medford hotels yesterdny were C'ltas. A. Parker of Sutlicrlin, Mr nnd Mrs. Theo. A. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. W. n. linker, Mildred Iteynolds and Ed Harney of Ku - gone, A. L. Hawn of Hosehurg. Ma bel C. Mack of Corvallis and the following from Portland: W. C Schmitt. Mrs. W. C. Kchmltt, Mrs. F. H. ljiwton. Harold Wilson and W. W. Crane. Complete lino of Parker pen sets nnd desk sets. Office Stationery & Supply Co., across .Vom ninlto. 270tf One auto accident on the Pa cific hlghwny over tho Siskiyou mountnins yesterday was reported today by Slate Traffic Sergeant C. P. Talent. The mlshnp Involved two Herkeley, Cnl., school teachers en route south, and caused minor Injuries to one when tho car they were driving left the highway and rolled down a grade, completely wrecking tho machine. Tho In jured woman was rushed to a hos pital at Yreka, Cnl. Tho mimes of the women could not bo learned by tho officer. Tho arants Pass schools resumed sessions this morning, following the Chrlstmns vacation. Tho Medford schools will resume next Monday morning. Host ITInh lump conl. 'Tel. Ml. Medtnrd Fuel Co. tf llounty warrants wero Issued a' the county clerk's office today to Melvln llurneit of Ashland, one coyote; Ilobert Kdsall of Pinehurst. ! high school, viiu i-uyuie; V. I'j. I'Tey or UrOWIlH- boro, two bohents; Cleorge llowden of Applegato, two bnhcals; A. X. Stokes of Medford, one coyote and two bobcats. Members of the Rogue ltlver Ministerial association met Monday mont. Cheap lumber nnd cedar posts. Medford Lumber Co. 237tf Alius Hetty Jiulx left yesterday tor tirass Volley to resume school teaching, following a holiday visit with relulitfs In the Phoenix dis trict. " The Hnguo rttver high school basketball team will go to Crescent city, Cal., next Friday for a game Willi tho high school team of that city. 200 moro hats markod for quick sale at 19c each. The Emmy Lou Hat Shop in M. M. Store. 212 When ho appeared In the fl'old Hill Justice court last week on a charge of stealing a bicycle nt Ash land, Ed Harris, a transient, was sentenced to tho county lall for 15 days. Harris seemed to wei. como the sentence, as It provided him with free board and lodging, which probubly ho would not have had otherwise. Cheap dry lumber at Medford Lumber Co. 237tf Mrs. W. II. Robinson of this cits has as houso guests Captain A. O. Walsh and Mr. H. J. Walsh, who are en route from Fort Lewis to Washington, D. C, whero Captain Walsh, as tho result of a recent transfer, will servo in the nrmy finance department. They are mak ing me trip by motor and will go by wny of tho southern route. Wood nil kinds oak, laurel, fir and dry slabs. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 031. tf The Thoosophlcnl lodge will have nn open meeting on Thursdny evon ing nt 8:15 in tho lodge room, 31 Xo. Ornpe. A talk will be given by Wllllnm Hommer on "Life In a Lumber Camp from a Theosophleal Viewpoint." This will be tho first of a series of talks on how to apply tho principles to everyday lift. A social will follow tho program. The Hnptlst church choir of Ash Innd will present the cantata "The Olory of Hethlehcm," with Mrs. Arthur Peters as princlpul soloist, In the Hnptlst church In Medford in the near future. Coal by the sack or ton. Tel. 631. Medford Fuel Co. tr .Miss Lillian Owens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Owens of R. F. 1). No. 3, after spending tho holidays with her parents, re turned Monday to Modesto, Cel.. wnero she Is a teacher in the i Non-resident automobile permits i 'tre received here today by I l Because of the deficiency ot snow ; (!arjek. in charge of the reglstra- i-eit scraps, all colors. 25c a r ruusie iioriiuucKie, of saiem, ore. i so iar ut crater .National nark at id,,. The regular monthly meeting o! ho Woman's Christian Mission,)' society of the Christian church will bu:ich at the Fashion Shop, 424 j There are two sons, Floyd J. Rip- j this time of year, also in the Medford Bldg. Phone JIM. tf Next Monday evening nt the Ho tel Medford the annual Installation of officers of the Klwunis club will take plnco coincident with a bun auet for the Klwanlnns und their ladles. There will bo a prominent speaker for the occasion, and also stunts of various kinds. Coal soy tho sack or ton. Tel. C31. Medford Fuel Co. tf" Sid Postle, local g a r a g o me chanic, was scheduled to have a hearing today in Justice court on a charge of moonshine possession, for which he was arrested Monday evening by tho police. Postle, who was recently released from the county Jail afler having served time on a similar charge, Is accused of Hie possession of four gallons of alleged moonshine. Let me write your fire Insurance. Carl Y. Tengwnld, Hotel Holland. Phono 093. tf I pey of tho Applegute valley nnd i.ert Klppey or rortland. Of a family of eight brothers and sis ters he Is survived by one brother, Clyde Rlppey, of I'kla, Cal., and three sisters Mrs. Ashury llei-ll of Medford, Mrs. June Gathergood, ol' llealdsburg, Cal., and Mrs. Belle Huston, of I'kluh, Cul. He was a brother or the late Charles and Henry Rlppey, early residents of Centrul Point, Funeral services were held ut Snlem, Ore., SuturtluV, December 29th. WII.SON Simpson Wilson passed away at his home In Cen trul Point, Ore.. January 2, 1S29, aged 79 years, 11 months and 18 lays. Mr. Wilson was born In Yamhill, Ore., November 14, 184U. at that time the stato of Oregon was a territory. His parents set tled there on a donation land claim. ' As a young man he moved to Klamath county, which at that rk at i lion of out-of-state cars, iu the be held at the home of Mrs. George other Chamber or Commerce bullr ing, 1 1- i. .c v ... .-. .0lmU. I from the secretary of state's offiee,,a,ls' -B Nor,h 0ranfe Hlree- on ' T. Davis and cars will be provided. - . .j members ot the three missionary groups are requested 10 attending the morning wurhii. n Sunday. Januury B. This request omes rrom the L'nited Christian Missionary society headquarters ns he opening of our lito jmrpose pe riod. Please tome. Classified advertising gets results. Phone 51 rhursduy afternoon, iuuarv II. 2 o'clock. This meeting will ! In the nature of u birthday pariyi honoring those who have h.tl birth -j days during the past three months. I he Myrtle Ward group will have high mountuln terrltorv surrni Ing the Rogue River valley, Super-1 "'"omoblle division, alon r with in Intendent C. (J. Thomson, the Copco I mructlons for this year in issuing officials and Irrigation district loud-1 ""c" I,er,n' to tourists and others, ers are much worried, as there While the instructions are practi must he much more snow fall to i u"y lr e same us lust year, the de- urovld nrnnU u,.,iUH inH t sign ot 'the nermil is f:ir fliferent use. Hence. January must bel"11" yef- The new permit is yel-1 thurge or the program und social looked lo to bring sufficient snow ! low " " Kroeit background, with a ! 1,0,lr which will follow. Mrs. Grigsby to restore depth of snow normalcy i picture or snowciud Mount Hood in the mountains. i '' the center. Above the picluve There Is only two and one-half ! "I'liear the words "Slate or Ore feet of snow at the Bouth National ' K"" "nil belofc the picture are the park entrance and four feet at the j words "Oregon's Year Around I'luy-7000-foto level, but. due to a freak ground." of nature, there Is five feet at the I 0f cou-se, tho people of Medtord 60UU to C500 foot level, probably ttnu other parts of the valley would will be the leader. .- large attend ance is desired und those who have no means or transportation nreasked to call Mrs. R. I.. Hay or ILK BUTTER ICECREAM PAST UERIZED SAFEPURE PRODUCED PACKED THE SANITARY WAY Mrs. A. J. Klocker returned vpw.itl,na .fiu ,- nt finiwAn terduy from n two weeks' trip to;ly. Klamath Falls was then known I'hoonlx. Ariz., where she was call-1 us Linkville. It was there that ed by the death of her sister. I he met und married Nancy Wll- Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Chambers i "on' the first white couple to and family believe In starting the i he married in Klamath Fulls. His Mr. and Mrs. H. Chandler Egan left last night on tho Shasta for their winter home at Pohhlo Bench, where they expect to spend most of this month and next. The latter part of the month, Mr. noon ui mo now I'resr.yterian Oregon stute golf team, which cimrcn ai. rnoomx. nyH a t(mm from Cnlrornlu tor hu,i,us jiuuuy co., rent csiate. ti,e mter-state tltlu, on tho Peb Insurance and small loans on any- bio Beach course ......H ui vi.iue. j-uim jiiock, corner "chnrls" Rep. Phone 479-M. Vnu j ' Mrs. Sadie Allen. 282tf mm.iuiu imiueu dun will, Mr. and Mrs. Alfeo.l Ciirienl..r loft In their car New Years Hay for Pasadena, where they will hold it regular meeting lonight ut tho Hotel Medford at 7:30, with the election of officers tho muin business of the session. Unconcerned over tho fnct that two hunters along tho shore were attempting to shoot them, four ducks yesterdny afternoon were placidly swimming In the Rogue rivor not fnr from Byboo bridge Duck nro reported scarce along the rWor and lis a rule hunters spend an unsuccessful day when in their quest. Tho birds nro found easier around the Gold Ray dam In the sloughs caused by many acres of back wntor. Wood all kinds onk, Inurel. fir and dry slabs. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 031. tr ' Jlrh Morgan, who has n home stead In lCvans vulley, was arrested Hi Oranta Pass last woek in a charge of being Intoxlcnted, nnd paid a fine or S50 In the city police court. He told the officers that ho had taken some of the wine tonio available at many places in that oily, according to tho Grants Puss Courier. ' Tempornry auto licenses wero Is-, sued at tne snerirr's office today to Chester Merrlman, Clarence Edwards. Medrord Lumber com pany and R. It. Chllds of Medford, Karl Ulrich ot Trail and F. F. Whittle of Ashland. Rest Utah lump conl. Tel. G31. Medford Fuel Co. tf I - .... . . We Believe 1929 has great things in (tore for the Bogue Eiver Valley and along with them we will do our level best to give you a Bakery Service unexcelled anywhere in a community of ' this size. i it spend u month or six weeks Their two children nccompnnled by their nurse, left fnr the same destination lust night by train. Wood all kinds oak, laurel, fir and dry slabs. Modford Fuel Co. Tel. 081, tf Corning Kenly, son ot Mr. and Mrs. F, Corning Kenly, left lust night lo resume his studies at the Webb school, Clnromont, Cal Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpen ter will leave tonight on tho Shasta for . Arrowhend Springs, Cnl., where they will spend u month. Their new t'hryaler car will bo delivered to them In Hun Fruucisco, being driven down from Medford, hy a drlvor from the local Chrysler agency. How clean coal. Tel, 031. Med tord Fuel Co. tf Still vexed nt Insinuations cast at him from Grants Pass that he has gulnori ton much weight to give Fred Mortensen, Climate City gruppler, a good match, Sailor Junli Wood toduy repealod that he ex pocts to give Mortensen the quick est defeat of his career. "Down In Grants Pnss," he said, "some think I am bothered with wrinkles of rat, muklng me slow and easy to down, hut It seems Hint they can't tell fnt from muscle." Pres. ent plans call for a mntch between Wood nnd Mortensen at the Rlvoll theater nt Grants Pass next Tues day night, Hose mending, runnors removed and snags worked back. Handi craft Shop. - E 1 Otf Marriage licenses were Issued nt tho county clerk's office lodny und lust Mondny to Hurry Kyle und Rose Felton, both of Medford; Les ter Cnrr ond Kthel Alford, both of Medford: 1?. K, Dobklns and Beulah Butler, both at San Fran rlsco: Jack Dolun and Kddle Van Meter, both of Muntugue, Cal. Mrs. C. F. Nichols Is spending overal days in Klamath Falls vis iting friends and relatives. That good coal--low In ash. Han sen Coal Ho. Phono 239. tf George Lounsherry resumed duties today at the Coxy Nook con fectionery, having recovered from a severe siege of Inriuensii, which hud eonrtned him to his home for over a week., Mr. Lounsherry re covered from one altuck two weeks ago and then horamn subject to another. John Wlmerhulder, pro prietor of the confectionery. Is also hack on duty, following similar experience, which Included two flu ntlaeks. New Tear's rtnnre Man. night, Kinmld's hall. Ksgle Point. Ml Mrs. Clarence Paulsen nnd Miss Fletcher Applrton of Spokane, th" Misses M. and P. Hall, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. V. Cole and Mr. nnd Mrs. G. J. Jones of Seattle, Mr. nnd Mrs. H, A. Hoggin nnd Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Keadle of Taeoma wi?re among the slate of Washington residents registered at Medtord ho. tela yesterday. new yeur right, and hence have Just purchused and moved Into u home at 5(13 South Onkdala avenue. Doors and windows cheap at Medford Lumber Co, 237tf The Grants Pass high school team will go to Klamath Falls this woek for a two-game series of bas ketball with the high school team there. This Is to be the first game of the southern Oregon high school conference for tho Grants Pn team. Hot, clean co.il. Tel. C31. Med ford Fuel Co. tf Following u practice that has beon his for over ten years, Ben F. Peart today again purchased the first angling and hunting li cense ot the year. Mr. Peart Is a well known Central Point sports man und despite tho fact that he Is nenrlng hLs seventies, Is one of tho most uctlvo In the county. On the average, less than a dozen angling and hunting licenses are sold during the month of January. After having spent tho holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Thurman, at Central Point. Miss Peggy Thurman left yesterday ror Portlund where she bus been making her home ror the past sev eral months. Mr. Thurman Is a member of .tho locnl flro depart ment. Iflghost grade Utah coal, any size, nnywhero, any amount. Han son Coal Co. Pione 239. tc A depository for supplies, honks and periodicals of the Methodist Fpiscopal church wo established In I'ortlund yesterday, and will serve Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana. Authority to make Portland the depository city for the northwest was granted nt the gen eral conference of the church Inst May In Kunsas City, Mo. PreviouH' ly the Portland salesroom of the Methodist Book concern has been merely ft branch of the Snn Fran cisco depository. Mr. and Mrs. Murt Love, Miss Claudia Klum nnd W. P. Stewart were dinner guests yesterday at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Cand ler on Kdwurds avenue. ltnlph Koozer und W. J. Ferns left yesterdny fnr Portland to ut tend the nnnual session or the North west fanners' association. They were accompanied as far as Corvnllls hy Miss Ruth Koozer, who Is a student at tho Oregon Stato college. Radio fans wero In a generally appreciative mood for tho courtesy shown them yesterduy afternoon by tne California Oregon Power com pany iu the hroudcast of the Georgia Tech-Cullfornla football gamo over KMIil), Tho nnnounc Ing was Iu charge of Unrl Davis. who by a number of fans toduy was declared to have done better announcing of the game than by nnnounrers who wero at the sidelines. daughter was the first white child to be born there, and at the time or the birth ot this child there was a fight with the Indians and the house had to be guarded by tho white settlers. In the divis ion of the county their home was so situated that It was In Jack son. Klamath and Lake counties. They had resided there for 20 years. During this time eight children were horn. After leav ing Klamath county they resided nt Trail, Oregon for 14 years, and the past IS years they have been living at Central Point. He was a Modoc war veteran, Fort Wilson of Klitmnth county being named after him. He Is survived todny by his wife, Nancy Wilson, and seven children: Chester Wilson of Keno, Ore.; Mrs. Irono Cor kery of Klamath Falls; Mrs. Jesse Rlchurdson of Central point Thomas Wilson of Keno; Mrs. Mattio Henderson or Fresno, Cal. Mrs. pearl Balko or San Frnn Cisco; William Wilson or Port land, and one sister, Mrs. Mary McDonald of Klamath Palls, Ore. Tho funeral service is iu charge of the perl Funeral Home 'ind the day ond hour wilt bo an nounced at a later dale. due to tho woods keeping rain off tne snow in this latter level. It Is raining at the Crater Na tional park today, and the tem peratures prevailing there lust month and so far this month uro far too high for winter weather in that region. The coldest day of December In the park was ti degrees above on i rather the design had a picture of Crater Lake than Ml. Hood. 11 is understood that the secretary of state's office, uulomohllo division, before selecting the above design, looked over other designs submit ted hv the various local munugers of the out-of-tate registration pionts, by request, and from others. Mr. Oarlock and others from December 10. and the temperature I 'he southern Oregon section, nam- during" the, month has averaged I rally submitted designs with Ciater arounu ju degrees above In the day time. Thero Is '110 snow in tho Klamath valley. The above conditions In Crater National park were received in the monthly leport from there, just received today at the Crater Na tional park offices here. PORTLAND MEN BUY Lake as the main feature, but the. powers that he ut Salem decided that tho northern end of the state should be featured, with Mt. Hood, os more distinctive. WOODHCRN Oregon Packing Co. expects to .double ucreago or pli-klo contracts this coming sea son. I VALF. Malheur county turkeys! delivered hero for Christmas trade brought to producers total of $.10,-oon. Wedding Bells HUTTOX Sylvia Sablna Sullon. infun t UiuiRhtor and only child ot Mr. und -Mih. M. h. Sutton, pawned nwiiy ut their home, 1508 i'runc Htrt, ut 9:20 a. m. Janu aw 1. A brief fuwtrnl wfrviec will ho hold at tho Conprep chnpol by Hov. W. It. Hilton, at 10:00 in., Tluirmluy. Tho remains will thin bp tnken lo Urownahoro comptory for interment. Mra. Hut tun will ho remembered uh Miss Klva McAllister nnd n well known in tho vicinity of HrownHhoro. The (iurden club meeting has been postponed from touiKht until next Wednesday niuht:' 4 HAUPKU $102,235 contract awarded for yradliiK Harper ello ranch section of Centrul Oro K"ii highway. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KOlt 8ALK Modern, li-room plas tered home, hardwood floors in every room, numerous builtins. attractive and convenient; corner lot, one block from grade school and 4 blocks from high school. Total price $33011; 1300 cash, hulnnce $35 per month. Heo Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. 1'hone "!. ;m KOIl H.VLK .Splendid llusiness Op- pnrtunityl (me of the most mod ern und up-to-date cafes In southern Oregon. Excellent lo Tollon, very best In fixtures nnd equipment; doing it nice business. fl'.OllO cash will handle this go ing business. Se t'hnrlcs A. Wing Agency, Inc. l'hoiie 72S. 28-I WANTKD To buy light roadster; HISO cows. It. t, Kux 108, A.sh Innd. 284 Negotiations were closed this week for tho transfer of the pro prietorship or tho Highway Motor company from K. V. Williams anil M. .M. Harvey to T. M. Keller and iv. j. jjeai ol j-oruiinil, who have already taken possession of their new holdings. Mr. Deal will be In active charge or the company and will make his homo in Medford. Messrs. Deal nnd Keller have been associated together in fort land for sometime in the real es tate business and It is possible that .Mr. Keller may move to Medford later to assist In the operation of the compuny. Mr. Williams plans lo retire from the nuto business as soon ns he disposes of his used car Interests.' He will continue selling iused machines until his present stock is gone. Mr. Williams re-1 cenlly purchased rancli property! along the Old .Stage road und will; make his home there, Mr. Hurvey will continue to mako his home In hl city. These Drug Stores are open nights this week: Jarmin & Woods James McNair Pharmacy West Side Pharmacy Coming - Coming 2 Nights Only Monday and Tuesday JANUARY 7-8 The Fastest, Funniest,' Most Sensational Added Attraction Ever Attempted rjg ,n, . ,n, n ., n,, M , M, M Joseph G.Kelleys COUNTRY STORE !2E Hear FRED SCOTT TKe Highway Evangelist at Full Gospel Church Newtown Near Main Beginning Tonight Hurry Dixon Kyle and Miss Itoso Klennor t'elten, were mar ried at the Presbyterian Munse, Monday evening, December 31. IsSli. by tho l!ev. K. 1. Law rence. The newlyweds lire resi dents of this city, where they will make their home. VOM MAI.K Western Klec. washer, hue model, composition cylinder, good shape, $30. Maytag Shop. 288' FOll KXCHAXtlE .Have n good 4 -room modern houso In Med ford and would like to exchange ror nouse in t; e n t r a I Point. SOUTIlKltN OltKUON KKAI.TY CO., lis .N. Klverslde, NAT.V TOHUWt Itril.Dt.N't!. , 284 Olenn Primer nnd Treva Creech notn or Klamnth county, were married yesterday nfternnon nt tho study of ltov. T. I,. Thuem ler, with the fulher und two aunts or Miss Creech as witnesses. The newlyweds will muko their home In Klamath county, whero tho bridegroom Is engaged In the lumber business, 4 Lighting Experts Visiting Medford K, M. Kerr of Portland, l!ghttii expert for the Pacific Htntes Klec trlo company, nnd Oeorge N. Mar ker of Portland, district lighting specialist for the fienernl Klectrlc compuny, are In Medford today nn business with the different elec tric firms. They nro also Inter ested in seeing who receives the conliuct for tne now lighting sys tem tu lit Installed on Hlxth street, bids for which nro to be opened unignt. El'OKNK ti.nno worth of pure-bred Guernney cuttle ship. pod from farms near hero to Cullfornla ranch. FOR ItKNT Hi ucres film nr. deii soil, 4-rooni house with bnth. noi aim com water, narn, wood shed, garage and chicken house; nlso nuts nnd fruits. Itox 12, Jacksonville. ;s8 rci walk 2i, ncres, 3 miles irom Aieurnru; iox:M house: nil Irrigated; good land; $S0o. Will takii small cnr. V). Mlllnrd Co., 410 K. Main. Phono 285 Foil HUNT Furnished 6 rooms on first floor; two large light rooms upstairs and light furnish ed. 603 N. llartlett. 28J If OK SALE Second-hand Kord son; good shape. Neldormeyer Itros,, Jacksonville. 20 Foil A practical nurse, with best references. Phono 383-W. or call nt 421 So. Front St. 286 Foil SALK Fat hens. K-12. Phone ?- 38S roil HA LK One A-l young Jersey cow: heavy milker nnd high tester, fresh Jan. 21; also Jersey heifer, 10 mo. old, Kd Clerwlg. Kgsn Orchard. ixs KOlt HUNT Housekeeping rooms. 134 Apple. yxs in Los Angeles Hotel Barbara Sixth Street at Westlake Avenue. Adjacent to beautiful Westlake Park. Par enough out to mlsB traffic con gestion, yet cIobo enough in for convenience such an Ideal loca tion is one of the mnny advantages exclusive to the modern, moderately-priced Hotel llurbara. We will be delighted to have you is a guest. Rates from $1.50 to $2.50 COMING FOR 3 BIG DAYS STARTS Tomorrow ON THE BURNING SANDS OF THE DESERT YOU'LL SEE SOLDIERS The Dare-Devil of the Legion in the most real istic presentation of their life on the burning dasert sands. STRIFE Between Father and Son between Sister and Sister. "WITH AMAZEMENT PASSION Mid passion of the flesh sublime passion of a pure love a conflict that has endursd since the begin ning of time. Chiropractic. . Naturopaltu . Dr. H. P. Coleman 8th Successful Taar In Medford Treatments by Appointment Madford Canter Bldo. Phona Ms RlectmtneraoT Wood Science j . norman i m m mwz ' .' . V r isBniaaiimaaasBsaMHsBdaw Vi)H HALH Loose alfaira hav. Phone 3:.5-U-3. 84 Foil rt.VLK Almost new walnut dlningmoin tnhlo nnd buffet. 411 W. Jackson. Phono JH-H. 214 UANO HOLLY ST. aiHONB f 4 4 A Complete Cleaning and Dybiho Servici You will THRILL to ... a court martial In the Foreign Legion; mutiny on the desert In a man killing land storm; the strange triangle of father, ton and a bewitching woman; awe-inspiring shots on the great Sahara; Algiers and the mysteries of a Legion of men with dead pasta! ALSO 2 GREAT ACTS OF TALKIES Admission Matinees, 10 and 35; Evenings, 25 and 50 Last TONIGHT TIMES If You Haven't Seen This, You're Not in the Argument. JOAN CRAWFORD In the Beautiful Sound Picture "OUR DANCING DAUGHTERS" 2C7