HEN POPULATION BURGH RECEIVES
NOT BIG ENOUGH FAVORABLE WIRE
AND SHIRK DUTY) ON BANANA DUTY
' Ustablbthment of a brunch ot
the Pacific Co-Opemtivo Poultry
aaswiatlon here, is not likely ut teleKram today from. Senator Chns.
op early date, nut tho 4oullry ; "U McXary, assuring local fruit
Uivlslon of tho Farmer's Co-ope-1 growers that they have the earnest
urndo their-eggs by the ..tandards. I the mat,cr of a "irift on """"as
tit tho. Pacific Co-operative. I T1,. house committee on ways and
' Introduction of a new freight ! means is now' writing the tariff
rate in this territory last winter bill, and Senator McNary has ad
by the Southern Pacific railroad, vised the committee on hts views
which allowed shipments of eggs on tho banana tariff. ' . " .
hi less than carload lota, has given i Senator Mc.N'ary's views coincide
a new tone to tho local egg Hltua-lwtth those ot the National Horti-
' won and increased tho size of tho
monthly--egg pools of tho Farm-
er'. Co-operative, which close on
t.io tenth of each month.. 1 direct competitor of American-
' Way D. Parker, manager of the grown fruits, that they aro hor
iTmer'8 Co-operntlve, is in Mar- vested by cheap labor nnd strowj
shtlcld today; studying poultry on cheap land, with no high lira-
and egg mctliodB in tho Coos
Boy country. .... food value than an apple, pear or
The reason why the. Pacific Co- a peach or plum,
onerntlvo will not establish a The brief sets forth that, iuas
braneh here, is becanso they re- much as there- is now R tariff on
quire that 200,000 hens bo In the dried bananas, no precedent would
branch territory. It Is estimated ne violated if a tariff' was placed
there are only 00,000 hens in. on ,resh dues..
those-parts; ""..- j ' .:- , t-; , -.'-
' Recording to N. (J. Westerf leld. ii if JO I
poultry expert, to be connected IVlButOrQ rCOplB -
witn. . the Farmer's . Co-operative,
'until after the-' county fair next
ttoptembor. at least 20.000 of the
Vnlley, hent should hnvo; their
headH chopped off and cast Into
boiler, and frying pan.
' Mr.' WesterfTold deeliiros . ' thut
these 20.000 hens do littlo, except
stand around the barnyard, and
( catch the pip, etc., etc.. etc. They
eat as inuch as tho next hen.- but
seldom if ever perform tho henly Asniano.'r Mr., atari- also atteiuiqu
function of laying, an egg. Wes- to some business bora .
torfleld is 'lecturing on poultry sub-: Mr. Starr has been one of tho
Jei-ts. and educating farmers and hoard of regents (or the normal
lioultercra on the wisdom and schools tor -several yearu and Is a
profit of correct feeding and' care, member of the new board of hlsh
The Poultry department of the er education created by the recent
Farmer's co-operative is planning' legislature to have charge of the
on having nn -exhibit at the com- U. of O., O. S. C. and the normal
int.- county fair, that will Include ; schopls. . .,,
tin egg cxbll.lt, of -merit and size.1 Mr- Starr is a tax attorney and
Prizes will .be awarded. iccoVdlm.-ltepresontB a number of the large
to tho Avcstcrfleld "plan, now un-i timber interests of the coast.
dcr consideration, after an egg has! Mr. Starr said Mcdlord has nimle
passed a test by both c.ndl.-, s i remarkable growth the part few
and chefs. No mailer how pleas-1 years is composed of people who
ing to the eye an egg nv.y be. it '0' Mn .nd .f, truly . entitled: to
will - not pass nu r. if when i imta tipn it has everywhere
cracked and fried by a chef. It Is 88 bst cii of its """19
l.l,...,lohnf Th'u. .i..fmt lr Wim- :
terficld says is due to. incorrect.
foodinR. material.
It Is also planned that the poul
try exhibit nt the county fair will
bn'! tho. -liirffpHt, v in ; hUtor.v, und
tho matter will i. 'actnd titum nt
an carjy .date Yty rounty Tali lu-adH
atiU Grunpo member. 1
'' Thr Cbico fin-urn will hold 4 hit:
airport -moctinir Thurday noon at
the Hotrl Mpdford to which all
Copco fin ploy ts and thrir frlrnds
are tnvhod. . Spely Hall will talk
on tho new Medford airport and
moving lctuie. will lo shown. A
sppeial film coverinir the pronrrwa
of the local airport inco the ai
rtval of the first nlr-mall pin new
In ReptomheiV. 1026, has heen pro
pared hy the Copco advertising de
partment for the occasion and a
hip attendance la looked for.
Editor Dennis
Says Klamath Falls
Like Medford
Mr. and Mrs. l.tvhiv! H'-nnls of
Klamath Kails. sn-nt last night
and today In Medfiu-il.
"W ilitl not have;. .-my particil
Inr business." s;ild'-.Mr. la-nnls.
"'c just drove over i.n Is t our:
neighboring'' live-wire city.
many Klama'th r"alls people d'i.1
We like to 'meet the follt-i in!
Medford and play golf here. - You
know that old spirit of rivalry be
tween the people of the two cities
is a thing of the past and all pro
gressiva people oro boosting for
to'ithrn' Oregon as a whole.
"Klamath Falls Is growing like
her sister city Medford and our
Interests are about the same.' The
year IH21I holds big, things for
this southern empire.
"I nnv-sure your, people will
vote the
bonds of the airport
next, week nnd no; only hold, but
Increase1 your-rcputatton for a key
,1111-port. V . .
Mtf. -Dennis Is owner and' editor
of both the Klamath Herald1 and
News und is prominent in' busi
ness and political circles. ; ;, ,
A popliI;irity rohtei-t. hi w hii h
every girl In Medford will he
I'liRihle to 'ntrr. will fpii offli-liil-1y
Wed iitwIiij oventu at Walkci'V
lanro pavllloit on Kal A! tn Htreet
neordtnff , to an unnoiineemeht
nmdc today hy ita proprietor. A.
V. Walker. "The content will cover
a period of novera! weekn and i
expected to he one of the hwt ever
attempted In Medford. Several
ifirla have already signified their
Intention of entering and their
names are on the Wttitln llt.
Ca-f-h and merehiindfff will be
awarded tlie winner of the con
test, votes In tvhk h -wIM Ih en.t hy
- damjerA on Wedtieiiday and Katur
day evonlfiKB. Further details may
ho rtl.lftincd at the p.-iv.tM..
mscilrAiRPORT
I. Albert Hitrnh i.t.aDl.ln.. ,nr ,1... !
Fruitgrowers' league, received a
cultural council, whlili him pro-1
sented a brief the houso com-'
mlttee, sotting forth bananas are a 1
ductng costs, and contain no 'mora!
Do Things, Says '
Portland Attorney
. . , . . '.-(.0 !;
Mr. and - Mrs.- C.-U Starr and
daughter, KHzabotli. of. Pm-tland
stopped off in Nfedtord last JilKht.
en route to California, and spent i
today visiting friends hero and at
"wiwincov.
T0WALKFQR1ODAYS
Frederick Cuiriniings. local hlh.
scnqoi uny;uniM a. H-inri time ago.,
speeded down M'n'ln street once too
often Saturday evening on bis
motorcycle and hence can not .
legally drive that niiii hlni' or 'any !
other motcpr vehicle fr 10 days, j
because or having plcailed guilty I
to a speeding charge. Ills. driving I
llcen.se for thu period was; sus-I
pendr-d . by Judge Taylor In : the j
ity cfiurt t:ils morning.
City Traffic Officer l'n-n-iitt.
who made the arrest, testified that
complaints had been received of
Cummin.gs speeding through the
streets of the city on his motor-1
cycle, hence when the officer, saw ' and policies, aud relating their his
hlm mount tbo mnchlno -a the torv "in thia country. That '-be
Nash hotel corner at II p. hi.-.Snt-',
urday and. start n way he "was fqlj
lowcil, as far as the east side of
Hear Creek, where ho was ttopped
and arrested. . ' ' ' "
ft':
. I Chiirc.li, supervisor or music In the
, lotal bcIiohIm. Kai-h number 'recoiv
. ' What 'l sold to be one of lhft;,.,' a :iie:irl.y and appreciallve, ic
'.irg -t tin nouls to, any urtlstlo,! M1 ,n(. fr,.ni the audience. The pro.
pt-rfuniiane evor hcUl In Jlelforil
w.-im Ihc gathering In the iu'wiq. (;, Hongs, ctile.rialmr.enl cha.r
Suereil 1 H urt Cat holic church yes-! nlIln from this month. Karl Now
lerdity afici-miwn at four o'.clock I i,rv. orcljs rd 1st' oi' Talent,, was in
to hear thi'jaicdin Stark Kvuns iroduced.vlo the. organisation as the
pijc organ (" ert. ' I newest T'monibcr of O10 Klwanl'j
w itn ils . st-uting capacity 01 1
at'iuud r,5o people already crowd
ed a half hour before the recital'
opcnd. tho ushers wero .forced
to - place extra rows of chairs,
down the three long aisles, across j
the front and back of the cd flcej
and. In the sanctuary to accom
modate tho audience. - ' j
Following the concert, und nj
few words of appreciation. by
,.,,r.h
which is gcnerollv conceded to be
ono t.r tivj most perfect examples
of tho l'omiiheMiiie type of archi-
lecture In the we.-t.
BIG SHARE OF WORK
Tho work of taklntc the as-f!.H-nicniK
for the year hy the antics
Hor'a office hav hren completed In
all the lnwnH of tho county except
t'eiilmil Point. Medford and A;i
land.' The work In Aahlaud hn
lireTi delayed a. week hy ' lild
lepiity tlvorxf (.iardiier helnjc 111
with an attack of the influenza.
The flpld work is a far advanced
an ordinarily, according to A Knew or
J. IJ. Coleman. It 1 -ux pec ted thut
It will be a month or tx weka
before the work b completed in
thlt lty and In AshlHnd.
Toe work of aft-tfiulnff farm and
rural district property Is pr ok ris
ing but in itecewarlly niow. ha the
deputies have to ealeh lh- reh
ardiM and farmer; v hc'i'i tliVy fuf
nn all are in the mldat of HprlnB
tr.il;.
TETTYVRT -Xf KTTr
GAF-ZEPPELIN:.
N
Tile itiuerary'.t'ullH lot, tk jour
-, V HI I I i III i
I
ward over trsicti, K(iiie uitit .Aathcns to- Asia -Minor, l-'rchn that iMnt
to Aft it'u and westward to 3'mU.s. , .s - .. .
WEATHER REPORTS
"There Is no more blind flying
in aviation. A pilot, knows every
change in wea ier conditions he-
Toro ho strikes it on his route," j
said (Jeorge D. Ban-. . Washington 4
lepresentatfvo of Pacific . airway! :3 to 8 Monometor Oil Co.
communication, who is in the city . Tuesday, March 29 ' : " -
today in the interest of the radio;' A. M. r '-
station tn'bo. oslahlished in con-
nectmn wit l lite now pro loaca air-
port here. - ,
, Air. Kitrr, wno leu uaitiaud, t;ai.,"f
by plane at o o clock tins morning.
ate his breakfast in Medford and
.T'lsucjeu ii iiau nays iiiihiiibnb
befpro apponrlng as a guest speak-1
or before the Ki wants club at noon.i
and -strossed the high standard of!
eiuciency in service now to Do had.
";;rr'r . f1"' ' i
nuii coiuo "'
IMMH'm'imu oi- iiui muuiuiu.
n lh Inrlmi.ln1f wlll-h In
. r i! t .-....-....'
- . ", r "..Vi ii..:; .V.
"VI
- hail. nil tho necessary (iiialil'icatiuns, .
providing the new airport was put
into effect, was a sin' jment made ;
by the government man. j
MY. Harr stated thai both Bukers-j
flold "ond Kodluuds wero exerting'
every effori, to have their locations
i ecus ni nod In olacn uf Medfom, but
llmt llw. cnvertiinnnt had giVfHl this
iii-forniicn in lht oolnl. -.. !
W. S. Holger gave nn intoiosiing.
and Instructive talk on "Chain
Stores." explaining their operation
i nam stores, or multi-stores, differ
from the others only in the matters
of method and personnel, was an
explanation given by tne speaKe...
The policy of the 1'cnuoy stores
b to make each one a local enter-
pUse. with Ibeir mainnr's "in1 ti--sonnol
piirticipatliiB actively In lo
cal civic work, according to ,r.
I'olBct 1 ' ' , : . ' '
A giiui of selections were con
Ib'utuiL' to .tho musical program !'
the high school girls' iiuurtnl, un
der the direction of Miss Kslher
gram 'for I he day was nrrunnotl b.Y I
clubif:
A rousing meeting of local
gionnaires Is slated for tonight
at the Armory, ut which time,
final plans for the Legion revue-
will bo made, llcporls on the ro- ,
cent excuiive sessions i-miiu...
will be hoard nod other 'Important
matters discussed. The meeting
will be eonclpdcd with a "Tccd"
Which will bo served by the mim
.licrs M the Ladles: Auxiliary. t'Q:n
mandei" F e r g u s o n urges every
member of Medford post to attend
this session. - -
BUDAPEST (II l'atrlolc liun
garlans are trying 1o nstabllsb
"Lot us hope for a. bitter future."
In place of "fiood morning." as a
grectlmj..'' A person thus saluted
would replj. ".May (iod In ur your
voice."-
.: .
Afar-'velcrans in a bosptlsl ul
Muskogee, tiklu.. i-arn money by
making popples. They get h penny
for every 10-ccnt flower made.
February wait cold In the twin
cltlea, MlnneapolU and tt. Paul,
hut IS conventlona met , thtre
nr.vcrtheIe'i!J. - . .
Portland, Contract atvurdod
fof.vrection of I4S.'H Mt. Tabor
Pn-Hbytcrlan parlhh hout-c.
Oregon City. -Contract awarded
for pavtnR Hnllroad Avenue from
Fifth 10 Ht-veuih Mroetu."
TRTRTTTO. -MTTVFORTV
TO MAKE MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE
' J
.... . , ........ ...... . . . . ..
iicy over Fiilnce and down- (lie Rhone to the Mediterranean, and east-
Radio Program
KMED :
Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln Station
i MIO'K. (V ' - 228.9 Motors
f Monday, March 25
: p. m.
j Tribune News and Market
i Reports. .... -
! l'-:ln to TAnln ftanntv 'SthKn
i and Clover Leaf Service .
i Station. . '.
i to S:HU Kads Transfer &
Storage Co. i .
9:30 to KVLuwronco. Jewelr.
iv in to tii:-30 southern yrogon
Klectrlc. , .-: . : .-
iu:.iu to 1 1 ftiecllnru uomes-f
tic Laundry. -
i 11 ti 11:30 M.' M. Jlepart-
v itieiu siore , ouc.eii rnr x
gram.
11:311 to 12 Colonial llakory. '
I1. M. -
12 to 12: I.. I ho Mall :i ;-lbuuo
. ,..-V " V" ' . , f.
. ', , 'r:"T ,u . . . T
uie nurvn:e.auvmu. , : T
1 1 'IS l- -I IElMVt.l..i. Ha.,,1
P t. i " ? r :
f'X ' i : . Jr- o... ... :.' I
IT " 'ouTc"c'; ""- ""'u :
program, phono 301,
2:3fi to 3:115 Bconbmy 0ri)c6-
torta and Kd llinns. '
C: IB to 6:3lIVlcdford Mall
Tribune News and Market
. Reiwrts..
C;;!!) t: 7 C'oleman & jav-;,
; ton Service Station; Med-
A fru-il ni-vlcn Mfiillnn . 'a
s s tr, .:lo il.iir Mrmi- liunw
Music ' .
::'. tn ft Knelt fl nroernni
8 to 10 California Oregon
Power Co., by remote coa-'
trol
i something -different about
jicdford's airport ar 12:40
p. in. uiudrt) tomorrow. :
i 1 .. i;
4.4. 4. 4
RATE EXPERTS TOOK
Kir
The inlf'i'Mtlile i-'iliiincm! com
mlsnio'i hcui-lni; Concluded- SiVui'-
day iiri'e:-niniu arici- two iiuys of
hearing jipii!i f-clg:it rates: - and
tariffs. Jlcudcd by l-'.xu.mincr Leu
.1. l-'lynn. t In vh-.ifing experts und
counsel "motored 1 to Jacksonville
for a glimpse, of the hlsiorl" town
and its pioneer museum. The party
also drove through the urchurd
districts. .
The data fur the filing of briefs
'" fixed by the examiner us July
1st. -All pariier.- .concerned . ex
presses! their desire for n speedy
dcclslo .- and ft'.. Is expectod -well
within Abe year.
. ' .
The Doctor's Secret
Hunt's CrateVian
. xlial .lofrre and their military at-
Ilnr tU) H luwl," Hie "II- t,.,i!im .lurliiH their trip to the
talking picture, Ik the .attraction Vnill,a Htalea neveral ycara after
at nunt'H tTruU'i-Iitn.' ( J t.i end or the World war. ,
Jlulh Chattcrton; 1 1. IJ. Warner. The Fpnclul (rain hearlnK tllo
Kftbort KuCHon and John l.oder dlUnKUlnlid forelKti . mllllury men
aro fealured In tho cast.- c.n route from Portland to Han
, .M' Chattirton cornea to ihKrunelHco. aopped In Medford only
Hereon direct from the leKlthnat'j j a . moment . or m where. ft grnt
tKe where nhe Marred for aevn-! (.ruwd i,urt anWnibled In the rail
ral Keufoni'. Ilor Voico rccordu rou, y,.,; , H(1( .,h(. wnrd famuun
In an exceptional manner. ht'i"iuinrei. Tho hitch sc:iool baad of
fdaqo tralnlnK atandlnK her In gnod that time nbiyrd the national olr
teal. . . i:. Warner and Hubert .jtirlnK the train wt'.p, the two
KdeHun. loo. are "velerunn" of the mflrhaln eamr- to the rear pint
KtKtt and their Hiroi.K volcfcrt'i-e- fllP,, wl . mid Hlidled at the
curd pcrffvllv. John Uidcr, th;r e.ieora of the aiumh!age.' und Ihe
yoiinc. liilllKh actor, ulan doe-? an(,'aii -irivA on nouth ttKaiii.
ffet-c . piece of, work,. It n - Inulden i to thla flvlisir- vlalt
claimed
"The Uoctnr'H Sc:c:eL adapt
ed from the fumoUK ;dape ptay
if Kir Jaiuca M, Uarrlo, "Half an
Hour'
'-: PAftlH -tTP, The. city ha made
for arc.ilteettt n new geological
map nhowlng the Htrutu of rock
ind wind and the aubterranean
itream thut underlie Harhi. Illth-
orto archltectH have had to HoarchittIC croWfI ftnd tHhjtlng
own uoundingH lo determine the
.ypo of foundations needed for
new otriiclmn -
(TREQ QT. MONDAY ' MATCCTT 2". 1fl29.
,;0
'...I . L Ill' Ulll lliiill I
r -t-.. ..v ... o-. .
tlic route follows the..,cu:istIliio
. . . . . ' . ; . ,
' - . ' .
1 ; ,. - t., , . ,, ,
rff N .-hob,.;,, ,tt -well known
j elly vmitloya, Vlnglc' .man. and
foreman in the cltv street depart-
: menl, . ume to gilef this forenoon
In thn oltv ,.ii.i. when. nn'. his
' plea of guilty to a reckless, and i
imprudent driving charge in con-'
J ncct ion with his return trio home-'I
; ward from tho dance at Kuglu'"1" lMi. according to. Mr. Carkln.
Puini .mi. rt,.r .,.i,iii,t
-tay night, be was given a sen
fcusc - of to days In tho county
jull, a $36 f.ne and: his driving
license was revoked by Judge Tay-
lor for slK months -
The arresting off leer .' and dis-
UtM attorney's office, after pon
j dering over the matter for.somi
j j)m0i fi,mlly (1o(.,cd notto prcfr
a charge of Intoxication while
I driving. ' against Nicholson. Had
tnls chui-go liceh preferred his
I "UIKO U(in pieicutu, nis
sontnnce would have' boen six
months in jail. It Is understood
lhat an Intoxlcutlon charge was
not' preferred because of lb'
difficulties of producing sufficient
proof for . conviction In ' court.
Lieutenant O. O. Nichols of the
state trnfflc snusd, testified In
court todiiy that .r.'hlld ho-was r'e
turning from Kagle "Point late Hat
urd.iy night he ran across. Nk-bol-
IVn nnd nls car and eonumnlon
j wmmih"iiii rne up
i along the highway between Med
! fmrt anA Bagle Point, and that
i placed him under arrest nnd
towed the car hoik to - Medford.
i Nicholson had nothing to say
i about his nrreKt nnd cscijpado be-
. yonct pleading guilty,- nnu niter
: sentence was '. pronounced was
taken at once 1 tn tne county ja 11
to beK-lii H"rvlnjr out hia entenco.
FLAG HERE WILL
J To'nt:'roV, nlt-Uat M)'t fl;K on
ihe federal btilhlliiR heri" will hi
flown nt half iiiast In honor of tlte
nieiiiury of . AIhkwIiiiI - I'och . of
France, in common with all other
TImkh on fe'Uoral building thruoiit
the liatlotl.' ' 1 - -'' '
I'OHiinn.stiM Wm. J. AVarner, cuh
lodtun of til'4 federal butldiiiu. re
(reived u t;cirram from the poMt
iffkr depurttnunt :iead"iuartera at
WaHhthijton. thl morntiiB, notify
In? him to fly the 'Uhk at h ill
maHt on the day of Marahal Foeh'a
funeral. '
.Vcdloi d Iiuh been taking more
than an ordinary tntoroi t in tho
deal ,i of the creal worhl famoua
ml,1,a,'y . Kenhm who commanded
of h Ih Hhort vtslt hero with Mar-
thru Med'.fld u far from true Ktory
bepn it to fcy to rounds here. Htartcd
by. an. unknown wag. that Mai-fthutfi
Foch and Joffre tood llstlcfa on
the rear ; (datform Keanntng t:ie
crowd until Home ono on the plat
form told them that the tune the
band who playing wan the national
anthem of France. They at once
becumo nlcrt and hilar, tho itory
goes. In bowing unr) nciaplng to
Qattaa, Contract av. arded for
erection nf concrete HiaHlntn nn
UiOreolo field. ' .
'P
The second reading of the peti
tion for the establishment of the
Midway highway will bo heard at
the rogulur meeting of the county
court next Wednesday. After the
second reading, as required by law,
tho county court can render Its
decision and is ullowcd CO days for
tho rendering of the decision. Ac
cording to County Judge Alex Spar
row, it will not take that long.
The county court nt present has
nn open mind on the proposition ;'
und will probably Rive considerable j
deliberative thought before decid-1
Ing. i
A thorn has been (he high price
oi' some of the 'land over which
the road would pass, but tho neigh-1
burs diroctly affected have talked '
tho matter over among themselves j
and there is u tendency to lower
the origiuul figures. In some cases '
laud jiwnera asked ten times the
value placed nn the right of way '
by the road viewers. I
Another angle is a water district
election, to he held soon for the
purpose of cstubtl.Ving a water
district in the Hear Creek bottoms !
section, traversed by the proposed
road. Some want the water dis, !
trict and some wuiit the road, and 1
some want both, and some want ;
neither. ' I
!
OF LOTS APRIL 1
' More than ?100,i(Hi woi-ih of
j pi-(yn-rty will be- sold by ' the city
j In a sale boglnnlng April I, accord
ing to- City Attorney .Tiihn t'arltln.
This property taltcs in all the re
maining city lots upon which the
titles have been cleared during the
past year. ' '
Tho ;lty attorney's office has de-
i voted the past several days to the
appraisal or lots tnruugnoui. Med-
f"' "' "rder to prepare the list ot
city property for sale. Tile sale
wlil 1,0 handhyl either by the city
? ,nQHi realty board, which
h'a takert charke of this work In
r
-
Daily Meteorological Report
Monday. March 'JS ' . t',
VorccnslH.- '
Medford and vicinity: CUnidy
tonifclit and Tuoaday,- with ' rain.
Norntul tomnerutuiw. . v
Oregon: . Ualna In went; anoWH
undralnH -In caHt portion lonlght
und Tuesday Normal tempera
ture. '-; !' - " ' '
Temperature (deic.).... IS
HlBhext (ln: IS hrn.) P i
Lowest lliiBt .12 hra ) .
ltd. .humidity (p:-.).... 4a
Precipitation. (In.) I
State of weather.... Cldy.
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Ins. ;m dcitrceH.
Totnl precipitation since Hep
temher 1. IH28. 9.10 Inchea.
Kumict .today. G:2H p. m.
Sunrlne Tuemlay, 0:04 a. m.
HunKot Tuerdny, fi:2tl- p. m.
Obiervatlons Taken at 6 A. M.
120th Marldian Time
3 35
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Kbuuirck I'.i! 20
Mourn 42 'SS
licnvi-r :it 21
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Kre.suo S 21!
Helena ; SS 2li
I. oh AnKcleH .... ril 42
Miirt-hflcld '. r.2 4H
1'hoen x 02 3li
I'm tilled 04 42
lied Hluff iB 3II
lloncburif 52 :l
Halt Lake City .IS 22
Sun Kranrlxco.. r-l "44
Hanta Kir r.2 211
Heultle SO -411
Hpoknne ...-..,..( 44. -. m..
V alla Walla 44 4B
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