Medford mail tribune., January 02, 1929, Page 8, Image 8

PA ("IT! KTOTTT
LETTERS SH0Wclub plans new
UllfHl IMTfDKT HUfflt UAIVlfAlbN
muuu iniLiiLui i ... niinnrilTwrini
ni lTHFRN RRF! !N CURRENT YEAR-
I U I 1 - "
t j Prospects are Kr,od f'' the con ;
i . ' " " . structlon iHIh your for the pro. i
Inquiries Reach C. of C. ana VM. ciuihusc of the r'.r :
'.Mcdlord club anil a buildliiK cam- j
Other Bodies From Home j puimi is to be b-Kun oon for tho ;
j new Hirudin . which Is planned to
Ccolorc fnnrf) 'Vfllt be one of the iiiont complete club '
aCdKCIS OUJOU '"",!, kin,, Huullierni
Mana7inp A id? Letter '''"B"n- '''"'"k '" !'"" 1
Magazine AlUi LCUCI , 11-M1 ,.hown UIt.hltect. und him,
. . I already liomin work on the plana
From Sweden lypicai. fr n, new ijuiwihr. which i mi
ije located opihihIU- the IiIkIi j
, - I school on West Second Hlroet.
J'eople trom all Paris of America A contest was recently dosed In
f...i,.t, ,.oiiiiiiicsi H'0 "'h1 school miinuiil trulnlnii ;
' ' , ,., , ., ,if.,r,i .in. I '
im well ure looking to Medford und
southern Ori'Kon as n desirable lo
cation for their future homes. This
fact is based upon tangible cvl
dimro in tho form of Idlers of
inquiry und reuucslB for Informa
tion received here dally.
Tho Medford Chnmner of Com
merce. Healty Hoard ond various
other civic organizations, as well
fie local business Institutions such
as tho California Orcitnn I'owor
company, 'uro continually carryiiiK
on udvertisliiK and pulillcliy pro- j u (;nm hasemciii. Tho lui ito club
Itruros tO'dlHsemlnatu iiuthi-iltli- ln-j,.00m wlll have a double iloor con
formation ubolit this "land of op- ,.,.,( Wtn ,c ,lu,(llorluio.
poituiilty" to the world at larc. .j.h(. ,.,,, lrlUK(., tmrimllnK to
That these efforts aro median p,.,.,.,i purl)), will email an ex-
wlth. uccess is evidenced by tnc ' 1
rolluwinir letters li'iiin nweoen lion
Oak Park. 111., which Indlcati' the
widespread interest which Is b
Er,i;iHFIELD GAS USED
Ina shown in
letter from Swede
herewith
' - 13 Sandaki'a,
Skurup, Kwedetl.
Mr. II. I., riromley.
AdvertlsltiR ManaRVr,
California theKuu Power t"o.,
Kledfordi tlreHorij I'. S. A
Orui; Mr. Ilromley: I thunli
ytu for S'our kind letter of An
aust 2:i,-.uli:o copy of ihe 'olt
Annual for Jilt's,
t-.'fhe -data 1 requested from Ihe
Medford chamber of Commerce
watt ent to mo. it proved quite
complete and very Inlereslini;.
Abided to itho publications you
Were good enouk'h to send mo, II
has aroused In me n keen de
alrt) to, visit your favored section,
f ennrtot, however, from present
Indications, . net out there this
year. -Pethaiw next year 1 will
he ablo to make tho Hip. At
nnj1 rate, it Is on my schedule
nnd will sooner or later be con
munmaton. I, see from the "New York
Sune that Mr. Hoover wits out
Motlforil'wuy flshliiK n short lime
mitt That's a Bood boost for
Medford because Hoover has a
record fcir .efficiency and would
.Jtardly ..waste time and effort
where the i bites wero few and
fitr betweeh.
K'; jj nhl urullfied with the Rood
proKtess h q 1 n b made by tho
Ktutldard Oas & Kleclrlo System,
of vhch our company forms
such an Important part. Opcrat
InK' in Rood, territory, with a
K-plcndld personnel and tho
equipment, molhods and public
Hpidted cooperation to back them
dlCiho future looks encouriiBluB
tfo nil ooncerncd.
' r. Wllh kind regards, I remain,
( yours sincerely,
.if A ; WILLIAM 21 V.
'Tho ayovo letter Is typical of
tho many favorable responses re
ceived from all parts of the Culled
Suites nnd some foreign countries
In, tannectlon with the Volt Annual
published by t'opco in the Interests
of itio territory served.
t,The following letter Is from n
prosicr,tlvo resident from Illinois;
whq is evidently Interested In hunt
lug and ojitdoor life.
" . . . Oak Park. HI.
Tho California Oregon Power Co.
euro Advertising Manager,
Medford, Ore.
Dear Sir: Your Volt Annual
' received and thank you for same.
It Is a very artistic little folder
and I have only one fault to find
nnd that U tho upper picture on
page. 14. This strikes mo und all
whoi, I have shown It to ns
kUtifchittiwand I greatly. In con
trast to, Hie picture below, which
ft (I inlgliV fine one.
) What worrying me Is, will
jhui o JitV; any ducks left when 1
tome put there In two years to
make my permanent home,
fc At i ! i V ours truly,
i i : ) i '. A. il. COOPI'.lt.,
'flin picture to which Mr. Cooper
took' Exception showed a group of
huutiTs with Ihe results of a nioni
la'u'ii dticlt' lmpt tin Klamath lake.
Thetio ambitions nlinrods h.nl sectored-
fahly the limit, but to an
e'a.iUvi'h resid,cni, the plclure socm
en to Include a huge number of
ducks. Needless to say, Mr, Cooper
Was .reassured hy, tho Copeo ad
vbrlUliiK .department nnd advised
to hurry out to get In on some
of fiii 'tJitidoor sports w hich this
favored section affords Us clllxens.
' , . - 4 .
VALK Senate eommlltre pro
vldea, i;6f,aiM for Vale Irrigntlon
projeVt.' ' '
Speedy Relief
For Sore Throat
Safe Prescription Requires
I
17'
; No Gargling
I it ' 1
U " ."-" r.- -
. 1 ..l.l,a .lttl IiiihIV lllMllllU llllt-
ent medlclneM or paiKles to relieve
oie Ihroaf. Now you can Kel al
inofit Instant relief with on
nvf ftf a fnmmu physlcianV pre
sorlpHon called "lioxlne. It has a
douhle action, relieves the norenews
nnd K direct to tho Internal
cause not reached hy giirKv" wilves
nntt pntenl medicine.
Thotlne dons iml contuln Iron.
ohlriform nr dope, is pleasunt
Usling, luirmlcmi nnd afe for the
whom? family. Also excellent for
coiujh; Htnit4 them ulmost Inwtant
)y tulck relief Mtnrn(ei'd hi your
prtv lirk. STie. tMp and l n
$oM by Heath's and all olher Uood
it
olasH for the best plans for the
! house, with prizes offered for the j
! first two. fourteen plans wero t
I submitted and while the. winners
may not be used In their entirety,
I they will have much to do with
j the construction nf the hulldiiiK.
' The house will he situated on a
; l..t T't r,...t l.v i .'to .....I u-ill Liter.
I1Udiio,ium to seat sun people.
a stuKc, dressing rooms, storage
for scenery, larne club rooms, two
small club rooms, two otuak
rooms, kitchen, healing plant and
pfilai(ur of aiipn.xliiiateiy lu.-
IN IHE AIRPLANE
ENDURANCE FLIGHT
us anoi:i.i;s, Jim. j. fSic.
cfiil.) Oll('! nioi-f h:iH tho ('iU'lflc
roiiHl, wIhto Hir comlHintiH nrc
ptinHtdiMMMl moNt pcrffct. Iipfti
chuHt-n fr it ii ufflcful ut tempt lo
lnwty tlio utrpluno (Miilunmco ro
old. And (Hi co iiKiifn iuh h I'uclflc
(NMlHt pi'DllUCIMl K'lHClIillO Hlch-
fluid "(liimillnu of I'liwor" buim
mpIccIimI iih tlm fui'l to powei- the
pluiic It) ii Htunt which will ilruw
the eyiH of thu worhl.
This wiih tho riirtunent herfl in
luToimtitlcu) circles today. When
the stint of the atiny plane,
"Question Mark" was made In an
attempt to HiuiiMh tho tMiilurance
rei'ird hy air refuel litis, it was
Htaleil that Kh-hfUdd Ktimdlne hiul
hetui si' lect I'd iih the fuel.
lnasniueh as Out kjimoUiio Is con
sidered tho moKi vital (dement In
connection wilh nuy endtirance
fliKhl. slnec the fllKht must have
a ilcpenthihlc ' fuel of tho IiIkIicmI
qua Illy, lilch field faiih, tncludliiK
ooiiiitliisH nioitiriHtH who use nolh
hiK t'lmt, were elated over Us selec
tion hy the army officers.
It wan pointed out at Metropoli
tan Airport, Los AiikcIcs, where
the start was made, that Kichflcld
Is the same RaHOllne which won
the transcontinental record in Art
Uoehel'g nonstop f Hunt, and also
holds numerous other records on
lantt, Wu and air.
At tonlglit'o'clty council meellng
bids will bo rocelviHt for Hie con-
stiiictlou of Ihe new fhu hall and
also lor tho construe! Ion ol' the
now Hlxlh street lighting system,
llids will also bo received for tho
sale tif tho gltO.OO In bonds. uiilhoi
lzod by tho voters for tlio building
nf tho (Ire hull and purchase of firo
equipment. A number of out-of-town
bidders wore horn today In
connection with the bidding on Ihe
Hlxlh street lighting.
COL. Dll PASSES
POnTKAXO, Ore'., Jan. 2. !')
Col. David MorrtHMcy Dunne, who
wan luomlnent for years In Ite
puhlloin pidltieal clreleK in - Pro
Ron. died at his home In to tmlav,
aned 7ft, Ho Huccumhcd to pneu
monia. For many years Colonel Dunne
was Internal revenue collector for
Ori'Kon, and for seven and u half
years n memher of the state voca
tional education hoard. In 1 N ti
tle was a prertlilentlal elector, for
Harrison, und was appointed hy
(liivernor Lord as staff commis
sary Keneral with the rank of
colonel, a post he held for veral
years.
ItOAD PltOllLKMS IN CorilT
(Continued from Pago One,)
ehiinHO In the school district boun
daries of that district.
This afternoon the court was
busy approving tho December
bills, and rawing n Jury list for
the year.
('mil of Thiii!k.t.
W'n wlh to cxprewB our itlnccre
apiireciiitliin to frientlH for their
n y m pa t h y. klmlneHu nml mtyiy
lienntlfiil fhi0 ia, (iuilim the IIIiickk
tlcHth of our heloveil one. We
nlo wlh lo thank the V. O. W
Meilfonl.
W. C. Daley.
(leo. V. llaley anil Hons,
Irwin Iialey nml Knnilly.
Mm. Ora .lotion and Hon.
Min. Myrtle Von iler llellcn
, nml Daughter,
.'lm. Jliiiulllun and Family
M
AfKDFOnD MATL TRTnlTXP,. MEPrOKD,
TiKISllirniDNS-
I I 1 UULLI.UI IWI1U
! JACKSON UUUNIY
; INCREASE IN 1928
i I
A healthy Increase In tax collec
tions in Jackxon county for l'-i2H
1h shown over 107, in figures com-;
piled hy the lux department of the i
sherlfPH ottU'Q,
Thf really iaxen collected in lOliR
amounted lo & 1,67 0.6 1 .VHH. In 1
1!27 the total w.y SI .647.b3li.SM. j
i ne increase amounted lo tzz,
(177.1 1.
t'olleeilonn for tax deedx, tax
fees and personal taxes, not flK
ured in the ahove totals, In liCJK
amounted to 1 7 J3, almoHt
twice the amount collected In l!t7
from the same Hourees.- Tho IW27
cullecttoiiK aniouuled to $lX,tiOS.ii',
an Increase for the last year of
t irt.cftK.fii.
The first half taxeH for m'tt on
real iiroperty amounted to tHliTi,-dO'i.O-l.
and in the Heeond half to
$Sl4,7ifi,!r.. The first half of 1 127
luxeH amounted to 9717.-137.10, and
the second half was $s.".0,r'il.7K.
Deeds, Teen and pernonal taxes,
first half of !!:, amounted to
J ! L'.S'I.H.Tr,, and the la.st half to
$2LM'r.3.3H. In Hi27. the last half
collections were S 1 2.7 1 fi.fM, and the
first half hut SK.tihS.r.S,
The figures show Ihnt the people
of the county had moio money in
IWJH than the previous year.
GOVI.ljjCCESoFUL
ELK HILLS OIL RESERVE
W A H III N't 1T( iN, Jan. 2 f A '
The Ktivernuieut succeeded in the
supreme court today in its effort
to recover from the Htandard Oil
company of California valuahle oil
lands In the i:ik Hills naval oil
reserve In California.
In Its decision (lie court set
aside one more act of A Inert H.
Kali ii h secretory of the interior.
It had heen contended that Fall
did not determine whether the
land was known to he mineral
land In 1!)03, when the matler was
hrotiKht tu his attention.
When the question wiih hefore
Full tho government churned ho
gave it no opportunity to present
tcH'imoiiy or to ho heard in op
potitlon to the position taken by
the company.
LA CiItANDIi, Ore., Ju. J. UV)
Within nit hour after two men
hold up and rohhod Fruncln Ureu
Itch at tho Area ilo theatre here
this mornfiiR a posso of four po
licemen, tho fire chief and a news
pupur man Burrouuded a hox car
and captured John Ktchard Hyiis,
2-1, one nf the pair.
MytiK Huneiidorod when the oTfl
cera threatened to throw ;us homhs
Into the car. Ho Raid his com
panion wiih Hen UohhiiiH. Hyn
only recenlly wiih icleiiKed Irom
the Htate hoHpltal at I'endleton. He
said KohhliiH pin iih lo ko to Nampa,
Idaho.
"Why did you do It?' HyiiR wan
nskod.
"Tho snmo veiiHon anyone hIhp
linn lo Ket money," ho rnpllod.
"Didn't you know you weren't
smart enough to Bet away?" a
newspaper man asked."
HyiiK paused, then said: "I did
not think of that."
llruullch was not certain until
makliiK n check just how much
money was taken. Hyutt hu'l part
of the loot In his possession.
E
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. ?. (P)
Price of milk was cut one cent a
mm it today by ninny Pnrtland
I ilalrieH to meet competitiitn by!
creameries. The new price is til no
cents a quart wholesale; eleven
cents retail.
Dairymen, who own their cows
and distribute milk only, satd they
made the cut because er-umeries
which deal In milk and all its by
products had made n cut of one
cent In obedience to an order for
an association with which the
creameries uro connected.
Dairymen estimate that the re
duction would cause Ions of $ti(Jt,.
oao In it year to farmers of Mult
homnhh Clackamas, and Washlng
'ton counties. In Oregon, and Clark
county, In Washington,,
IN MS FIRE RUINS
DALLAS. Texas. Jan. 3. 11
Two charred hodlcn wre found
today hy ncurchcrH in the rulnn of
a fooniiiiK lioiixv destroyed hy fire
m'ven liourB earlier.
Althoutih Immediate Identifica
tion was intpoaHtlilc, It wni hft
lieved Unit the victims were JiimeM
II. Martin. !. of Itiisrn. Tex..
'and Mamiicl It. Hiotl, 2.1. Han An
Itonlo. fttudent nt lkiylur Medical
i
LA GRANDE BANDIT
IS SOON CAPTURED
'ctillfKO heru". '
ouncr Northcott Goes
Riverside
I ' .fV Jk U ' B
Jf '" mm? V i-t cr
;i.nlim Norlcoll (upper lell), i 2. accuxeil of the intirilcr or four
boys' fulfils i:lvelltle, al.. thick :'il lunch. Mrs. Sarah l.oula Nnrlli-
mll (upjicr right). Ills mollier I lie were arivsted in Canada till
iiilmnliilii 11 supiilled by Ills nephew. SanfoKl Clurk (lower light),
t yro 1. Xortliooll (lower left). ; onion's lather, may tolify nualiiM
the iiccusctl 111 the trial.
FOR A HOLIDAY
LONDON', Jan. H. ul' There
was an optimistic note in tod.iy's
news about Kiim tieoi'Ke. He has
retained the Improvement which
the doctoni reported last ninht.
( The caldnet minister w ho is clus
I est to affairs at Hue kim.rham pal
lace hy virtue of his position. Sir
i William Joynson-lilcks, home f-ec-!
retary. feels so reassured, he Hays,
! about the kltiK's condition thnt he
: left today for a brief holiday In
Ihe south of I ranee.
"I feel that the worst of ihe
iltness Is over," from Ihe home
secretary were the most cheer ihk
words about the royal patient thai
(he public has hoard for many a
day.
liven the restless niRht for his
majesty which the doctors report
ed this morning did not cause him
lo lose any Kound since the im
provement noted last nlMht. Pal
ace circles were Ki'atltied that
there has been no check in this
progress which, however, contin
ues to he slow.
MKLTON MUWHRAV, KtiKlnml
Jan. 2. (A The Prince of Wales
and the Duke of (iloucester ar
rived this morn I n if trom London.
They are hunting with the lielvoir
hounds from Wattha.
WAN TS I AUMl ltS To WAIT
(fonlimird fnim l'ni?o One.)
tour. ilmiiiK which he will study
iimnir-; liicthodH in the rountrlcK
'MINISTER FEELS STOCKS BGUNCED
REASSURED, GOES UPWARD BY BULL
vIhIIimI, uro Mrs. l.uwiliMi. their1"
ilntmMcr, I'Moroiioe, ami their Rnn
I'ullnuui.
They will snll tomorrow for Nil-'
plon ahouril the Itiilian line Htpnni-'
Hhlp A 'IKllst HH. '
Dr. David says:
"To avoid
influenza do these vP5
inu tilings
THF.RE is no use worrying every
time you draw a breath for fear
you will breathe in some influenza
germs. Do the following two things:
first protect your nose and, throat;
second keep your system in good
condition.
"A first precau
tion, I am prescrib
ing Mistolas it pro
tects the nose and
throat against the
germs of inllucnta.
Use it every morn
ing, and again
when you come
home at night.
Use it freely; it will
do no harm.
"Just tilt your head
back and apply
Mistol with the
special dropper
which comes with
every package,
until you feel it
Ji
fiJ'
trickling down your throat. It
will clear your head wonderfully,
relieve any inflammation; it will
help dry up a running nose Gargle
it for a sore throat or a little irritat
ing cough.
OlIKflON. WEDNESDAY,
to Trial in
for Alleged Murder
MOVE ON MARKET
N I ; W VOlt K , .1 a n. 1'. (AN A
i wild outburnt of bullish enthusl-
nsni in which nearly two score
; Insues were lifted to record hlh'h
j levels ushered In the beRlnnhiK of
: tho new year la the stock market.
I IHkIi Interests were disregarded hy
peculators for the advance, who
' counted on an unusually heavy
I January reinvestment demand and
; derived eneouniKeiaent from the
widespread prediction of bankers
i and ousiness men thai prosperity
would carry well into ' the new
year.
; itadio wan the spectacular fen
i turo in today's market, soarliiK
1 2ir. points to ;t!T ns against1 a low'
I of ' 2 5 In (lie break of last month,
and a hiKh of 4-0. Abraham &
Straus ran up 15 points to a new
lop at 1 r.ti.
With the reduction in call
! money to ten percent, a number of
Issues made further substantial
, advances in the final hour. Indi
ana KefinitiK pfd. new Jumped IS
points. Case ThrcshinK Oeneral
l ICIectrie 12 and Motor 1 I V-j . The
; closing W'as strong. Sales approxi
; mated 5. dou. 00(1.
Fruit Prices Today
Sim I-'runriwii Apple Prlci1
SAN KKANl'lSl'O. Jan. (1
( i'V.lct'al-Ktutp M.ukot .Sows Sim-
vice.)
OtTKim Ncwlinvns. fancy
5. Siiitzenltet'iSM, xf tJ.ft
fancy choice JI.25-
DcllclollH, xf -.'.r.0-3.2r..
I. fill.
Wlnosnpa, .C
?L2ii-2.r0 ; fancy
$i.!io-a.25.
I'ntatnpx, Orpgon $1 .3f.-l.G0
, U A
"As a second precaution I am pre
scribing Nujol. It is not a laxative or
cathartic but a pure, natural sub
stance that helps your system func
tion at all times the way nature in
tended it to. Like pure water, it is
harmless. In no
.1 KT..:l
"-tSSCfiSV cause-weakening of
I : ,,lc s.vstl-
morning; it will
keep you in first
class condition.
You will have a
far better chance to
resist "flu" or any
other diseases that
arc going the
rounds. ,
"The combination
treatment of Nujol
and Mistol is a
double safeguard
against colds and
influenza. Start this
wise twofold precaution now. Don't
delay. Put worry out of your
mind. The chances are good that
you will escape influenza and colds.
Nujol and Mistol are on sale at all
druggist.'
JANUARY 5, W2.
IUUU MI1ULILU Dlic,niL i
TAPTIP.Q qdamtqIQUESTION STUDIED BY 1
mui.uu uinMiu;C pDTM mo
nAOO Ukl nTIOTOClILIHIl IIML huuu
mOO IVIHI MIII0I
I
Sailor Jack Wood,
who for I
to ;
months has been attempting
wrestle Fred Moiiensen of (I rants
I'ass in a finish match, literally
blew up today upon rending in a
(irants I'ass paper that Motiensen
was attempting to hat'e Al Ka-
rnslcK or Cortland meet mm on a
date that was tentatively set for
.Innuiirv ft :it lh i 'llniHif.f 'It v fur
himself and Mortensen. j
Tho item appearing in the
(irants Push- Courier, which caused
Wood lo oh his temper for a mo-
ment, is as follows: ' 1
"Having waited as long iih hn
can fof word from Sailor Jack
Wood since the Sailor's defi wiih
accepted, Fred .Morlensen is now
seeking h bout with Karaslck, the
Russian Lion. .Mortensen, stntes
that he has not heard a single
word from Wood since he sent
word thai the Sailor would be
uccommoduted here with a match
on January X. Ah .Mortensen does
not want to pass up too many
weeks before he has another bout,
he may sign Jhe Hussion for n
match here about that date. Local
fans hoped that Jack Wood was In
earnest about his willingness to
meet Mortensen, as they believe
tho lot-al wrestler can make easy
work of him."
Sailor Jack declared thiH after- i
noon that he is still ready to meet
Mortensen at any time the Terri
ble Dane chooses. He prefers to
wrestle on the scheduled dnlfc of ,
January 8 and wants the match on
a wiuncr-lake-all basis, lie insin- :
tinted that Moi Ieisen is afraid of1
the match and is attempting to j
dodge by piopimlng to have Kn
rasick uppenr In 1 rants I'ass In
Wood's stead.
Wood trains every night at the
Playhouse, theatre along with Art
Lvans who Is to meet Jioh Kruse
in .Medford next Monday night at
the Khilto theatre. Kvans worked
out nearly two hours last night
and Wood worked out nearly as
long. The workouts are opeji to
the public.
CAST VOTE TODAY:
SAI.KM, Ore.. Jnn. 2. The
OreKon Republican preHidenllal !
eleciora met here today to cast the t
stale's elector vote fur president.
A copy of the. vote will be mail-
etl today to the presMiuK officer 1
of the United States senate, two j
copies will be mailed tomorrow to i
the .secretary of state at WashlnR- '
ton. one copy will be mailed to j
the Untied Stales district court In
1'ortland and two copies will be 1
filed by the secretary of stale at
Salem.
Separate certificates will be pre- .
pared on the Vote for president j
and vice president.
The Oreffon electors are .IuiIkc 1
I'harles 11. Unrey, John I,. Day and 1
Mrs. CharlcH K. llunyon of P.rt- j
land, Harold .1. Warner of I'endle-
ton nnd Robert 11. Kuykendalt of i
Klamath Falls.
FOUKST fi It OVK Survey made
in this vicinity for new market!
rnad projet-i. 1
Many More Bargains Left
No Charges '
No Exchanges OrQ
No Refunds I l
Union Suits
lliiti'liwny winter no-lmtton
I'nion Stiils
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SALEM, fre., Jan. 2. bPi-
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will be allowed space In the slate
capitol at the approaching session j
of tho legislature is yet to be de-
termlned. Secretary of suite lioss j
is conducting a lymposlum among j
the members to find out whether '
they wajit ihe picture man in the
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stale nouse. hpace nas neen ai-
lowed the photographer for many ,
not some mctnliers oi.ject
Begins Saturday Morning
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1927 Buick Master 4-door
sedan $1200
1927 Buick Sport Touring 950
1927 Buick Standard Four.
Door Sedan 1090
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38-40 N. Riverside
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Open Evenings and
Sundays
An Amazing Cleanup
fit Broken Lines and Sizes .
Hosiery, Neckties,
Hats, Caps, Pajamas-
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"""In"' Innovation at the neaalon
this year will he a directory pre
pared by Secretary hum
I'acilic Tflepnone
onuiany.BlviuB names, home ana
Salem ad.lres.-e all.l leleunon
numhers of ail mem'i-s. persons
who accompany theiu to Salem,
clerks, stenogiaphers. officers of
l.uth houmn and newspapermen,
urul also all tra. stage and mail
schedules.
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HAVANA, Jan. 2. P) Dla-
p!1tchex to El Mundo irotn us
,.urrospondent at Santiago de Cuba
today said that tho Amer can
freighter. Ortega was towed I to
that port yesterday by tno u
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at sea which burned out
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1926 Buick Standard Two
door Sedan 825
1927 Chevrolet Coupe 495
1923 Essex Coach 375
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