MEDFOHD M3JL TMPONE, MEDFORD, OR KAON". THUnSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1929.'
RING BALLYHOO
IN MIAMI BEACH
ENVY OF SOUTH
jwigcmeniH ihut tho garden moy
plan In (liu Huulh.
i Tims il mny prove tlint Wckard
master nt molding the panic of box-lln-:;
lo Ills ncedH and desires, mav
have overlooked the most profit
able sideline call, while the gar
den. led Into (TniyliiB out the pro
moter's pluii through respect - for
:tll0 (lend liaitlr unit desire l.i inuln.
tain prestige, has stumbled upon:
i the fistic goose that may lay many
golden eggs.
, ' ;
Judge and Mrs. Crews Followed Lure
of Klondyke Together and Remained
in North Country for Many Years
E
Rickard Luck Attends Bat
, , tie of Everglades Tex
Feared Deficit "iHmpa
. Offers $500,000 for.Next
Heavyweight Session,
FIFTEEN-YEAR-OLD
Judgu ami Mrs. W. E. Crews of I making cold .ills god, the. local
Medford, had a two yeiir head I uttorncy had an overdoso of the
start on the first big stumpedo tojstudy oC human nature, "ul its
the Klondike, and urrlved ill j worst. Some men went "gold mad"
Juneau hi 11.6, wtieru .Mr. frawi U"U """""'V'' ',h,"y , we.ru , br"',B
, , pursued und tricked out of their
opened an office, representing- properties' when, perhaps. If they
i Martin Hn Klluore. .,.,.v,.UP.,,,,n I nau K. pi ui.n- iieuus anu gone
mt. r .1 i- . i, . i u 1 uno Milling .company
KL CKNTHO, Cal Feb. 21. (F'J
, : By EDWARD J. NEIL'
Associated Press Sports Writer
MIAMI IIHAOH, Fin.. Fell. 21.
(ft The lllejtlo lif luck that
nerved lo jlienthu Tex Itlekar.J's
oliiuildeiH in in,, apparently Iiiih
fallen in blanket rushlou at ills
deaili over tho entire Madison
Siinoie liurileii cin, ration.
. tfcaicely a mom h ao tlie direc
tum of the garden organization,
and oven Doughty Hill Carey, the
two-listed railroad builder who him
taken Tex's place at the helm, ur
RiioU for days tho feasibility of car
rying out lt.;itiird'a dream of mi
onldoor heavyweight content in the
south whilo winter gripped areims
III the north. The plan, when
urlglmilnd, seemed feasible lo no
hue Utlt Kiekiird, und even ho had
Ilia doubts. , . ,
U In no ueeret now that .Tex, lie-1
inro he Hied, told the directors of
Ills nrgiitilznllon that llioJmiilo of
tho KvurgluduK featuring , Your, 4
Ktrlbllng, I ho slugging Ucui-kIiAi-nud.
Jack Sharkey of Ponton, jhuhI
be coniiidol'cd In the Unlit of hln
av.n lierHonul experiment. If nnv
. profits were made on I he affair the
roirpornlltm would recolvo tliem.
CHATTANOOGA, Teltll l
Fll'tooii-yeur-old Carman Panics of
ithls thy Is. to. make her literary'
jdebut shortly with "School (,'irl,"
n ficllunal composite of life :ft. a Uvi
00 p.
(Stanford Umverrilty KiiiUiiaflk who
kiiicu v, a. minify, jmpcriui vtu
h?y runclicr In dcfoiiHc "of my
fainlly'H honor" wiih frt-o loduy.
Acfiultttd by. a Jury after four
hours' ilellljfratloii lio was bv
HovcU lo be lh-frirt Uefcmlttiit
evur (vft'il un a inuitlor uhai-Kc in
Buuthcrii C'alh'ornia un the ka of
"unwritten luw."
K.l;oro ctiai'Kf'd Jinrtlpy with at
torui'tJiiK to "wreck" hl homo.
hot tho rancher, ho Haiti, after
Tread w?ll
ami other
the (about their development work In a
Mining uoinimny and juet. orderly inunncri litlKation In
Ian,'.! t:oniorutl(tnH. Ithelr behalf would have been
BUODSAYSI.C.S.
TO DECIDE NEED
OF G. N. EXTENSION
' mission, will decide, after hearing
thn AV'estern I'aclfic-Crent Northern
npplleutlou for permission lo cte
nect Great Nortliern territory with
i California und establish s new
throuKli railway system, whether
:an order permlttlnB Bueh action
! should be issued. The commission's
I decision will he made soely in ac
cordance with Hie public interest
as, shown at the heurluB or hear-
Iiirs to be held by the coinmis
sion.''
rnnmrifipfl advertlsliiK itet? results.
."War Vet Kilfe. '
KANT A lOsA. Cal. Kob. Jl.--
i oP) Spencer Sniltlt. :I4. a member
of tlie analy high school faculty
i at Sebartapol. was killed last filKlit
;by tlie lipseltlnB ol nis auiomoout
Ion tho highway between Item and
his home. The t machine turned
ye'' llirco time Smith was a
Voild war veleiiin and prominent
in Anioilcnn L;flon nrfalrs.
Mall Tribune ds are read by
All. will nenol gvfrrv flav
inot luid confessed to him
simplified.
There were constant disputes
over practically every larso claim
The local attorney remained in
Alaska until 1 SOS. durliiK which
time he retained his office in
Seattle, leaving; it in charge of Ills staked, and those lind to be settled
law puitner. jjj. arbitration, litigation or other-
All vuluubli' mining properties. wise,
from istiti o. were wound up In I In 1 SUS Mr. Ci ewH' went dowii to
HtlKallon, and in that year -Mr. Uawson lo the scene of the big
Crews; caused the ; flrsu mlnlliK ini-lkcs and general activity, while
patent tu be Issued on Aluskdu j , Mrs. Crews remained In their
mining property, iwwuh in JS9S'iome In Juneau. Then. 'when the
tl-hcll lln. fllul ilt.r,il n, ,,,.. I.. . i... l X t..
an illicit love affair with tlie mid- u-nt i.i..i.,.,l ,h ,,,,iv i ,.i, I , ... . .... ..,... ..... ...
dlo aged dairy man,' tho deluils of hlll t.rfor, h. C. H. Davidson, of Interests ho represented to that
which .Mrs. Kllgoro related from i Kcotts Valley, relative of Mrs. c. J. !,
l-'ry of Medford, was chojon sur- In 1SI04, ho was selected to rep
veyor general of Alaska. ; resent Alaska at tho Democratic
A little inter, .Mr. Davidson hod.) convention at St. Louis, whero the
tho distinction of filling the office j world fair was also held. OAud In
of governor, upon tho death ofjl'jur, he and .Mrs. Crews returned
that official, nnd before the elecr to Alaska, whore the attorney and
tln of his successor. . ; his partner retained their, law
Gold Was iol j practice for five yours, after which
In a country where every inunjMr. and Mrs. Crews came to Jtod
truHjookiiiB out for hiinseli', and ford.
the witness stand. After the shoot
ing, which occurred December 2a.
Kllgorc surrendered to the sher
iff, saying that lie had "lo do it."
Tlie verdict caused rejoicing in
the crowded court room by friends
and 'relatives' of the Kllgoro fam
ily, which consists of father, moth
er and nine children. Kligore,
who had been III Jail since th
filial shouting, thanked tSu Jury,
saying: .
"1 want say to tho Jury and
to all tho residents of this county
that my conduct In the future will
fiilly Justify tho verdict rendered."
AINSWORTH GIVES TRAPPERS GET TASTE'
HIGHWAY FINANCE LUXURY AS FURS
ROM PALMER STORE 1 PLAN TO SOLONS
NKW YOHK. Feb. 21. tlPi
J Ralph fliidd, presldout of the tireat '
,-Noriiiorn raiirwiu, touay expialued i
the position of his company in np- I
plylnis lo the liitcrstato commerce
commission for permission lo con
nect tjreat Northern territory with
California and establish a new
through system in conjunction with .
tho Western Pacific.
.Mr. Dudil suld ho had not seen u
stnteinent by I'nul Shoup, president j
01 mo southern I'nciric, in which :
Mr. Shoup was quoted as saying
tlmt tho proposed I'UO-nillo connect- j
Ing line would dupllcato oxistliiK
fuelllties. ,
"l.'niWoeessary duplication Is not '
essential to the plan," Mr. lludd r
asserted, "and will not happen un
less forced by the Southern Pacific."
"It should he understood," said
Ms statement to tha Associated
Press, "that the Interstate com-
A THREE DAYS' COUGH IS
YOUR DANGER SIGNAL
Cougbs from colds may lead to se
rious trouble. You can elop them
now with Croomulsion, an cmulfiihcd
creosote that is pleasant to take
Croomulsion is a medical discovery
wjlh two-fold action; it soothes and
ficaH the inflamed membraim and in
hibits Kerm gt th.
Of all known drugs creosote is rec
ognized by high medical authorities
as one of the greatest healing agencies
for coughs frouO'Olds and bronchial
irritations. Lreomtilsion contains,
elements which mm the and heal tha
inflamed membranes and stop the ir
ritation, while the creosote goes on to
the stomach, is absorbed into, tha
blood, attacks (lie seat of tho trouble
and checks the growth of the germs.
Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac
tory in tlie treatment of coughs from'
cplds, bronchitis and minor forms of
bronchial irritations, and is excellent
for building up the system after colds
or flu. Money refunded if not re
lieved after talking according todirec-
Carman Barnes
Tilo uook in vM
Any loss lex planned to foot him- "y,,,,,,, ul ach0oi.!
' ij"ii,...i i .. k'nrinnn I" a student at fashion-;
Ti,
..ir uin.,.i... i-. .... .. ... nl) s wnn -I.H' ninr, .Mih-iivine.
... ,. ,,., i iiuiii iau guiiiu inai. ..... , ,,.,,, ., ,, .!,,,.,,
ii,i,l kin, , i... I...., , . , "Ki-liooi I tr does not
, "v"" words and It may not please
n,,i,'i i,. ., i ....... .'..... .elders. Curitmn's answer Is Unit
n" m .n .T H J...UI.S1T T" her life she wanted lo write
Heiieli mhu ll, ..1...1 r i.i.'. 'r... la hoolc nnd she has chosen Hie
homo. 'I'h,, ,!,, i.i i, ii. ' subject slut knows most about.
Doaiivllh; casino nnd tin, ruslv 'stm-1 1 Tlie young author. Is the diimjli
Mkeleloii of n Si.DUU.IHMI recreation iu'r
iner mi are evidence of Itiekard'f
ueiiei in the solvency of the south
. Expected Deficit
' Tin planned Mm f!.!hl nexl Wed
nesday night nH u gKHnti; udn-r-Using
liroinisltlon not only lor his
investments here, but for the cor
point Win us well. , Tex oncu said
Im was willing to lake a loss of
1011.0(10 n ml coii8idef. l well-siient
t nd now from un entlrolv un
?i!X)ieeted soi'.i-co coineH tlie pronilse
that lliij Rmdoii orpuriillun nn
wltlli'.ffly has Htumliied onio ii now
hy-jivodue.l. of huxlng, a discovery
Unit may 'prove one of tho most
pvmiporuus In Um hlalury of Urn
Sport Instead of n financial failure.
So ..ureal bus been the nilverlls-
l id Ihal liau come In Miami Hunch
of Mrs. (leol'ge Pillion .luck-
son. She lias ileclileii wnai sue i
going lo do Willi t lj money from
the Jrnikk "Huy uboui (lie .most
expensive sport model roadster on
I he market." '
The program to be broadcast
tji(iJ from . Palmer's Music 'House over
iv.ii'.l loillglll, I lo o p. III., IS Ua
follows:
Trauin lev Seriierln njiibiikv),
flfite and violin duet, Dora Craw
ford, .Mr, Holts, Mrs. Perry Craw
ford, II ccoi ii in mImI .
Kvonlllg Song tvogll Slixoplloll
SETTLED
HANTIAflO, Chile, l''eb. '21.--(,'P)
Tint Tuena-Arlen linutuhiry (lis
pule, lio,".i In war uud. llirlvlnn
liii'iiutili 'if, years of iiiii'i'iiiilbniiii
atrll'e, hail liceii seined by pence-
tlirni.nh il, ,i.. ,,....,; ., ',..,..' ,1UI IS. . .
ii d 3,:,' l,l,m' nunouneeiuenl here; lo-
ihh that i in.. i. .in!.!, I. ii. .. i I day says thai all iigreeuienl has
are ,VhJ '.'I '". 11,0 ,"u 1 ,"' Im-n readied between Ilia gimn-n-
mmSZfZihl, ei'v '"' Pef """ ,wo
ei en nt.vi!!,.! III . J. 1. ",' 'eoi 'Ich Involved, by 'which 'I in
OTTl V il niif'?" 'finovlnee or Tncui, goes lo. Pel".
W ""celd- inZHlUmls' 'Zl ttUi '""
Allies in California iflid oilier liarls I cot in' llol'SK llllil. NUJNKI)
of, California, but Tampa on tlie;
iV'UHt coast seems -to have outdls ) ((uutlnuod from Page One.)
United all the rest. . I
;,.Carpy was nmn.eil at an iniori'i-; kl,w Ileliillng
ulill offer of SSliq.Utio from the rival i for students In
icsoii; in siugn anotiier iieiivy
Velglil. etiKiiKeineni next wlnler lie.
side tlie wiilers of Tampa hay. Tim
nionoy was ol lVred I he gavden cor
puratluii, ho suld, merely fov tin
ulugliig of a inn to Ii In that ellv
wlUlout tliouBht of a hnro 1n the
rrnflta. AJI.houKh Miami Beach paid
iioUilng (Tip the privilege of t.aHli:.:
tltfl Sharkoy-Htrlhllni? mnlcli indlei'.-J
lionn are Ihal I tin prosperity re. I
suiting will bring the society resort '
into I lie lililillnu for any roiir n en-
OTTAWA, Canada (Pj The fur
' cout tins established itself as an
SAI.UM, Ore., ' l'"eb. IM. tP) ! economic factor. Not only Is it
J. C. Alnsworth of Portland, prcsl-1 hrlnglng wealth and tylo lo the
dent of tho Oregon Oood Itoa.lsl """" ' 1 " " ""'. - i
. . . . i pnraiivo wcauii nnu comiori 10 me i
aHHoelution,
Honato roudH and liighwayH com
millet! Wednesday a plan whon-by
he said tlu; eomiilelion of alt re
maining: Htat hlKhwu.Vfi could bo
paid for In five yearn and all the
uuntruelH let within two yearn.
AliiHWorth wild lie thought thai,
moro , Ihau oik: rent inereayo in
solo. Dalo Halo. Uubv TlmniotiR 11 . HUSU,1,I,: lux wul,UI uo 11
In trunxpoi-tntion
hlnh Hehuul di-
tvielM.
II. I.I. -11, by Linierann I'rovld
ina for u delhiMiieht lax roll and
IMltlitil'l.llli; tlie I'HIM.'l'tlill Inn t' (h1-
llnquoiit pei'HOiuii pntpi-'ity la.xeu In
eoi'tttln otiMi'S.
H. 11. ass, by llynon tixtendinc
eorpurntlon comntlBHionerfl' powor
of rcgnlntiou over building- ' and
loan nthoelutlonH.
II. H. 871, by IhrleU I'laeliiK
reKtrlethniM on wlthiliawalrt from
untiM, hlh M'huol dlHtrleiH.
ACHING JOINTS
mm
j 'TIIO.SK worst pmns from
i X. . rlii'iiniatiKin in- IninleiiT.i
i ate ca sci I I iv Haver Amhi-iii
7
i'yw mty:'
wAtjrs&
II 111
i tut nL M.il.. I.. . .. . r'
, j...-. ,.,, jiim ,1,
, ,Mirc ai in Ihf c.'pc ol lunil-
aelii'.s. lein(iiiln.'i', tlicn. tun
J ncal never Miller luiie fnun
any itlliuK ul rlieiniuliMii,
.s nciir.'il'iii. id- netirin-. Il.iver
j Aspirin liriii's iim-k ciun-
J full, iiml ilic.-c talili-ts ilo
j not ilcpress Jic heart. Keep
i 1 lii-iii h.inily at liotnc; cjirrv
; llic piii'Ket tin, Von will IiikI
I pruveii ilireelioi'is fur iimnv
iniporlatil use;) in every
liux ul Kt'iuniic Haver
:i .Aspirin. All ilni'isti; ,
I every tablet bears tlie
JJaver Urui.t,
ft 1 1
f v:ati ... .
V ' ' THJt ,r Vii-
'I ""N "I Komiino I'divcr " . . .' s 1 v j
i . . . . .. i
' V'w a.' .-
" r'f S., V i " '
tmmmmmm "'' " i i lln il'iiin Hw --i,, , ''W.AHMJ
Itoweriuall, .accompanist.
Itareurolle (1'liompsoiO "saxo
pbone duel. Melvlll Anderson,
linger AVesterfleld.
Vnlse llureiii'olle (Offenlmeii).
violin duet, Clifton Jones, l.ce
llullls.:
J.a Paloma (i'ralder), flute and
eliirlnet duet, Dora Crawford,
Perry Crawford. .Mrs. Perry Craw
ford, accompanist.
Miserere from 11 Trovulore
(Verdi), saxophone itiiartei, An-dei-Hoii,
W'cslertleld, Mchnlz and
Mr. Polls.
Iteloyeil (llerlin), nuxoillone
snlu, Hob PrenUoo.
Hliiinlier Hong I Seliuiiiaii ), 'clari
net sylo, HllHsell J.lrown.
Love's Old Hwoet Bong (Molloy)
saxuplioue solo, Hni'Kunl.
Kntre Act, Mlgiion (Tliolnifs),
flule solo, Dora Crawford.
Hubble' and Squeak (Thompson)
saxophone duet, .Mclvln Anderson,
linger Weslerfleld.
Till the ! Sands of tlie Desert
Urnw Cold (Hull), cornet solo,
l.evon lJunford.
llUlllorestille (Dvorak). flule
and clarinet duet, Dora Crawford
nnir Pei;ry Crawford. .
Melody In
Ills plan is to make
$1.1100,000 n year nvailiibli
i about
for highway construction, of which
1.000.000 would bo by bond Is
sue, the remainder from motor
vehicle and gasoline taxes a'nd
federal funds. So ' closely
his plan coincide Willi tho Ktep
per resolution Introduced "Wed
nesday thai Alnsworili approved
the ' Klepper plan.
pelts.
According to advices reaching
here from tho Canadian northwest
trappers are becoming prosperous
Willi an average per capita Income
of $5000 to 5111,0110, ranking among
the highest in tho dominion, and
iue tisiog their Increased buying
power to obtain elaborato equip
ment Irfir their woodland shacks.
Men who mush out to iruding
posts with ' sled louds of furs re
lurn wit heni-gocs of radios, talk
ing machines, sewing machines,
canned fruits, cluurs and other
does i good things of modern civilization
which a few years ago' were re
garded in the northland us unia
titlnable luxuries. Itadio setB are
suld to he especially popular lie
cause the fur region Is shut off
from clvilizutrtin many months of
each year.
, lOven unlive Ksklnios are report
pi sharing tho prosperity and for
saking their kayaks for motor,
(joins with' which to cruise, 'In the
Arllelle ocean.
)
nrcuiKADJO. Ju.;;o-Slavla, l''ob. 21.
7 -(P) After nil other efforts had
lulled, army engineers equipped
1lh modern henvy artillery, today
blow up lingo sections of Ice block
ing the Danube between Hclgrudo
and Panelievo In order to miike a ;
channel for steamers which have'
been Imprisoned for the past tort-1
night. i
Tile sudden sivjll of warm weufh-
tltulieiisteln) saxo- oil which has succeeded last week's
Phone quartet, Anderson, Wester
field, Hclmlx nnd Mr. Polls.
NKW rOltK'. Feb. 2 1 . (flJ
Several thousand exlra niien were
pift to work today witli the regu
lar street cleaning force of 1.1(10
cold wnvo has produced not onlv !,,,," heaviest snow-
i i.iii in iiiv inu'r in jev i urn.
SurfiVe linen operated lilows
HoodH hut nvalancheH or huow
throUriliutit JiiKO-Slnvla. The uva
la neheH ulreiitl y hit vu eaUHiid 1 he
tleiilh of acveit persona.
SPRINGS DEATH TRAP
over their ilncs soon al'ler .the
storm begun. No delays in trans
portation were reported by rapid
trunpll lines.
e . , WAHIIINdTUN. Pidi. l.-.(J') -
.Aliltl'.l:. Croallu, Pel.,. 'Jl. (,I'i ! !"",',""'!!";"'. ,f "'"Oregon dives
Mir biiiiillls wen, liunh-, .fc
ill Iho Ssklyoti No I h inn I forest In
Oregon was asked today In n hill
her
mil. II. .It. I ... I.. , n ..r ,t i....
lug the rope around his neck and I !'!!,' !',''"!.'"' l,y '"'"'" -MeNary, He
i snr ng nir t ie n-iii, lilniuoir ...i ' 11 ' p."".
Hie executioner fullered.
Murder. bi'lKaniliigii ami bau
dliry Were among the charges for
whleli the ' four sell'-confessed
I in iirdci'ors went lo thn gallows. I
I heir names were Knipnpleh, i
I. rtiunaoa, .Mi-hani'n und Prlleli,
AM but one of the doomed men
went to deaili stoically, the fourth
began singing, hymns and making
grimaces nt bis companions In
I death, Later he became violent
and had to be brought to the gal
lows forcibly,
I l.xeeiilloner Hurl and Ills assls-
Itinil vere conipUjoly unnerveil by j
the ordeal of liTMlglng the lln I
ulher inuiiUrci'S. They fulled
thrice In an attempt to adjust Ihei
noose around Mi lium-' neck, I
il hereupon tlie hitter seized lhc
lope and brushed tho executioners '
"sine, saying: "(let out or here.
Your liandSfiiud bralir are friueii, '
lei me i-ongilele the Job myself.
Then lie pWed Hie rope around I
1 ills neck cnlmly and kicked the!
j dealh trap hlnti-elf.
iKID ALABAM TAKES 'EM
ON CHIN FOR CHARITY s
.Ail'liiH li tin ml iBavV ot u.for UimtuVreir
'I Jl'H,tl''rlil..tr ,.f S.lt-UcfCllJ
WALLA WALLA. WiltFL IVh. ,
:il. Tommy llardiurr M alia i
Wnllu baiilainweicht. smashed his,
way to a six round decision over ,
Vincent Hayes ef Salt Ijiku City In
Hie main event of a four bout curd '
It night. Art Holmes. IS.-., of I
Walla Walla battered Kid Alabain.
IS", ef Uiilninile. Ore, so badly!
that Iho Oregolllall . refused to j
leave corner at the start of tho j
fourth round. Holmea was given i
tho diclsliut by ile tml 11. It 'was
announced at lli flint of lb niton
that Alabam was flelilliig for i
charily. 1
Columbia'
TAU OK Till; U:.l-.K
I.OUIIAIUMM
AM) ins koal I
C A .N A 1) 1 A N S
lV!-l Swenhearts On P.rsde.
Tbjs How 1 Ftel About You
Ai7roM OuyLoinbsrdo
"Invaluable" Say
Society Women
Mhl.LO-til.o Knee Powder l.s pre
ferred by beautiful women liuc!iu.c
II leaves no Iruce of flaklness, past
iness or li-i-lliilion. Stays on long
er -no shiny noses! Made by a
new I1' r e u c Ii iroei..s- prevents
large pores, spreads more smooth
ly gives a youthful bloom. Very
pui'v. I'se IlI'll.LO-OLll Pace Pow'
der. It s wonderful. Heath's Drug
SI ore.
l,l i: iti;i:oiiii
1 1WN.D I Love You I Love You
1 Love You Sweetheart of
All My Dreams.
That's What I Call Sweel Munic
Foi Trots Paul Specht and
His Oichcrtn. 10-inch, 75c
IJOO-O Mama's Oene. Good Bye
9 Pom Trot Tbclina Terry
and Her Plsy Boys.
Hey I Heyl foi Vrof Charles
Fulcher and His Orchestra.
Id-inch, ?5c
'
viM .ti. iti;coitut
nilA-O Me and the Man in the
Moon. , iV
Gooil Little Bad Little You
uVocas Ukulele Ike (Cliff Ed
wards). 10 -inch, 75c
OT-l You're the Cream in My
Coffee (from "Hold rery
thini!"). To Know You l to Love Vou
(from "Hold Evry t hint ")
-7Vocas Rum Etting.
t 10-inch. 75e
v Kt.A u..s ,
I TO How About Me? (Piofm
Obligate by Hans Muetr)
My Mother's Eyes (rom "War
Son4") (Vocnf Retrain by
A'ed Milltr) Milton Charles.
.'.0-incli, 7ic
and His Royal Canadians.
10 inch, ;
nt it. i t't. ot. ChVEy
instil it li t: rK
- ' v v " . urn
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of head or cheat ars more easily
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CREOMULSION
FOR THE COUCH FROM COLDS WAT HANG ON
Protect Orchard Profits Now!
FRANK'S
Comedians
PLAYHOUSE
THEATRE
STARTING
TONIGHT
A Modern Version of
ii
Ten Nights
in a
Barroom"
Also
Amateur Contests Each
Night
.Prices
Children ." 25c,
Adults i ...50c
Give your trees the pro
tection from scale and in
sects that they need. While
the winter spraying sea
son is here, clean up for
finer crops next season.
Spray now with
Neutrol Emulsion
Hundreds of fruit:grower3
know how effectively these
spray materials eliminate
scale, other Insects and
insect eggs and how great
ly they improve general
orchard health.
Call on our local dealer
for further information on '
these sprays.
Insecticide Department
3
Msilfoiii,
4p9iilirie
Ai.
Balfour Building, San Francisco.
Medford Dealer. Robert T. Cochran 4 Co.
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LOW
PRICED
LUMBER!
Our BARGAIN DEPART-
MENT is now completely
stocked with common lumber
in all sizes as well as flooring,
iiding, ceilings, etc.
This stock is all dry, Usable ma
terial and is suitable for small
houses and out-buildings, .o
You will be pleased at the sav
ings you canjj effect in this de
partment, o
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BIG PINES LUMBER CO.
Tel. No. 1
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