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1 : rura tC'. --MTVDFOTiD "M"ATT-TRTTRUKR. METK)KTVOUE( iQN', MO'I.V; A1'1MT1 i c .0 'o uri mm msmm I' LLIl JWBSMY: AFTERNOON AT 4 r,.i ;m 'i ifion VHa Hurlty . .uiw Jf f.VutV rn ur.-Kon. died varly tt ll:..r &ft hnfiu ill the V;ilii-v iA sT r??.S Talvnt. aS-d T: jmis. 'V'ttmt'hs unil Is d;tys m JTV in passim;. I-:rh v.:.s iltM-' Uirroh, to inf O iiiiiM. ( f ol-I Air. Huj.!i;; vis l..n Jun. i.V ix-li near ul'd t-'i.rt lptianc Ohio..' His iKfrenw. htvi.n jiih! tVciiiii Van Horn Hut-Ivy iMt:i w.-rt' twin f.ie early jmmVer stock in Ohm. Wlu-n the deceased was -five yrars of uko the family moved in t'lrntun coun ty, I (i w.i where ht rcsifli-il ur.iil lJceinher 4. is?:. when iumi ried MisF Sara K. Clark u.t Miltwn, Wisconsin. Aiir the maniae hv fulluwt'il piditecr movement t Nchru.ska and Kansas nuviri; ' west with the pn-at pium-cr ad vance. He settled with hi.s family in t'nluntl.ia county. Washington. ! fstahlishinf- himself on what is 1 now known as Hurley Flats in the Asotin district. The jiionoir HiV of On-Kon a train lured him and in ' he moved wit a his family t.; the KiiKue llnvr valley, settling in the Andersuii r-k Uisu u t and huvint lnre niaijt his home in ihi. section. Ho was prumiin-ntly idm tified with the development uf the fruit Industry of the valley and . was Widely knftwn tavoUKhout. I My. Hurley was iirec.-dd' 1114 death l.y his wife and four of his six children. Those .surviving am Delwln Hurley and ifrs. Fthrlyi. 1 iloIihauK'i, 1m. th residing- at Talent and with Mr. Hurley at the time of his tleata. ' Funeral services wN! he held Wednesday afte-noon at 2 p. m. fnipi .the Si, K. Church, Talent.1 Ifuriai in Talent cemetery. In ot-i. r Unit everyone m have an ouito iiunity t.' Vi-te on the ait -purl ootuij to morrow and :t shov mtt-i-fs-t in the pro post ion. it h:i '"''" dei-iiicd io close all ihe stiffs, hops. oifiees and f.irmrM's a: -I i. l.n:ortv. ami I he pi.i ,s cf l'nim-s th;.t do m-i kfi-p opm :.; rUlit v ill not op.-n itj;a,n until V. edtu-lay. It is lvtp -'stcd that all places of husine-vs comply with ihe siMiue.: and that when the stores ' ctuse every one who N registered tli recily to the p.ll- to vote. J'olls open at I and e)ot at S r- m. The p-dHn places and the drsrrintions ol" the wards and pre cinct are printed el-ewhere In this paper. til Clark to Handle P. O. Station Tire and Repair Work W. 11. ( lark, who has operate! tii Ace tire station at Klainnili Kalis for the last eisht years, lias leaaetl the Post Office super -service tire and vulcanizing depart ment and is now open for business. Mr. Clark is an experienced tire man and KUitranus nil vulcum. .ire vop-jirinji ami retreads. Ife alno is a siib-aKcnT for f;ond rich Silvertown cord tires. Vtv.. Clark Invites the motoring public to ctinie in ami inspect ' his new lire repairing depart meat. Hh hn; insUilod all new and up to-tho-minut entiii'tnent. Arising from an anio collision la't April, resulting in the death1 of Mrs. Kieanura Sanders on a. highway near Chow.'hilla. Calif . a damage action diiveted altainst Ur. K. "H. porter of tfcis city ly I. F. Sanders of ChowchHIn, was, heuitri in Iriuiit couri Uiis fore-1 noon Tlo- sum of I ."i.S v:,,y r. Is bcinn sought by the plainfiff for' prsnal injuries. Sandefc also nas another law suit of Jl'..-loUi auaiust Hr. porter for the .death of his wife and this ease will proh ahly come 'to trial tomorrow. t T'ne eolJision to-k plno April 2 1. K'2S, when th- Porter ina-j chine, on a maiiv traveled" hUh-' way, (rushed wun the rfupders t ar. romiiiK onto the highway , fi;iu a secondary road. Mrs, San. decs died id most Immediately as a result of the crash and Ur. Por ter sustained injuries from which he is still suffering- ItuludinK a inoi.tn hip. In his if in pin i nt t he plaintiff, i epriveriit'd in court this forenoon ly Attoi neys Cus New hury and J. F. FlieKel of .Medford and c.. W. Haburn of Madera, Calif.. ' iaiois tbf defendant was driving fn a careless manner at tin time of the era-'di. Dr. forttu is rep r'':vrif' d by Attorneys porter Neff and Krank Fnrrelt. 1 Photographs of the death scon, will he brtuiKht in ns evidence and the ease is exneeted to be Idtterly funirht... Sir. SaJidern arrived this for.Miu'on . by train lo le the main wiMv-- f(lr the plaintiff. fling-PJaces and Descridmi of Wards Polling places for the election next Tuesday. April 2: VAKl l-VOl K PI MAKKirr. SLUTll lilVFUSllK. AH territoGfc sie.it: of Main and Kasi of S. P. tracks, to Heap oree: also east of Myrtle street and .Crater lake avenue, und South of Jackson st.tet. Preeim ts f:it w;l: d: No, " 1 . Med ford South Central; No. 3ti. Southeast Medford: N". S'l'?. K:it Medford. WKI II VOTK VMI!(;T sciuhh. All t 'liitory we.-Jt f Sout'.nrn Pacific ti.okj and bouth of Ma n stle.-t. Preein.'is, second ward : No. Medfonl South Main; No. 3.S. Medford Oakdule; No. Modtotd Newtown; .No. 37. South west Medurd. WAUH III VOTK AT I'lCHTM It's fiAHUd: (Cor. Fir ttlh) All territory west of Southern Pacific Hacks and north of Main street. Precincts in third ward; No. 2S. Medford North Main; No. 3. Wot Medford; No. ..:'. Northwest Medford. W m IV VOTK AT CITY II W.Ii All territory c-ast ff southern Pacific Hacks and iptYi of Main, to Crater l.tke axoinie. then thai section noh ofr ,-i;iv4swn at roe; al.-o betwren Hear ere,.k and Myrite street. Haib of- OCyU-iu. P-eeincts in four' h ward: No. Sa. Medl'oid North Ce'ntnul; No. 3:'. -drord Nottb ll.verside: No. 3j. Northeast Medford. The polls open at I p. in. and close at S p. m.; nil are urged to vote early. Kvery recistorefj oier. wheiher or not a property owner' or tax payer, ix er.tltb d lo Vote. ' EXPECT JAPANESE SACKED HEART IS .MEDFORD ELECTRIC AGAIN RECBSNtZED TO LAUNCH SALE T HOW TO WRESTLE Terrible Tarn Mlyake. the hh; Japanese wrestler. Is expected to arrive rotuorrtiw from Portland for his rnat h at the Annor ednes day ninht with lioh Kiuv, hucky Portlhnd nippier, well known in this city as the result of previous nppe nces. The yellow menace to Knjii."'s aspirations of throwuiK nil whom he meets is said to be an exceptionally fast man. capable of wrestliiiK the American st le as well as the Japanese jlu Jitsu. The men have never met before, and fans are promised some choice hits tif action should the temper of I he Ct er ma l) -1 rish w rest ler be come aroused over any excessive roughness on the part of his yellow -skinned opponent, reputed toknow as much about roughness as Kruse himself. In the special event finish match between Tommy Uyan and Jack White. Meilf ord's w resttiim tailor is expected to have his hands fuM with the Portland man, who is not expected to be like other oppon nest Ity.tn has met in .Medford. A preliminary hetwenii KdiHe Welch f tld Hill and Curly Woods of Medfonl will open ihe program, Radio Program . KMED Mall TdbuneAirgln Station The Sacred Hegirt hospital ha a'-;ain been named a Clnss a hos pital, according to information re ceived today, and Is itn honor in which the hospital iia.- shared ever rince standards wen set by the American College of Nurneons a number of years afio. The hos p)!i! in re;;'""rted as one if the most up-to-date on the Pacific Coast and is well knov.n through out southern t)rcKn for its effic iency. The honor reej;nit ion was made by the National Hospital council. The Mnndards include m a it V tt-chnu aj points. ruveriiiK il wide ranue of hopitaliritlotl. The Sac red Heart hospital was constructed in lit 1 1 and has been furnished with the latent equipment through out. It has a nurses' training school, resided as one f the best in the state, and its staff includes some of ihe. best known physicians and surgeons in south ern Oregon. On Wodneuday, April J, the Med. ford Klectric company will launch a aweepinK unloading rtate of elec trical merchandise, which lartl for iho next ten days. This event will be held to enable this firm to un load a heavy overstock and will afford -southern Orepon Home ox ceptinual buying opportunities, ac cordlim to H. V. Scheffel. Hudios, pumpi, wuHhltiK ma chines and electric ranges will be Placed on sale, ice boxen will bu specially reduced and uppliances will 'he offered at ttnllnrm reduo tinn::. Hoint owners mid builders, too. vvi'l he interested in the Med ford Klectric company's utile, as fixtures will ho included in the ex cess stock which must ha movea durliiK tbe next leu days. . - Supeiinteiidents KhH'lMl. fA (J II AN OR, Ore.. April I . fA Jtoy Conklln was elected president land H. P. Cohurn secretary of th'M Kat OrcK"n Association of School ; Superintendents and Principal at the sprint: meeting here Saturday, Poth are from I'nion, Ore. t ti"""" " ' "" r .I'll - rn'i i inti n 11 n - ' -v.. -.-V. - V. IID CI tB Rovai. Sfin, SIS.E (rfn wknU twtr) Until vou drive a Chrvsler s . Yoii'll never know real performance o STEP into a Chrvsler "75" or "65." Start to drive. Instantly you experi ence a difference in perform ance as real and impressive as Chrysler's outward beauty. Ever .since its inception Chrysler has been the ad mitted pacemaker in perform ance for the entire industry. Today, Chrysler is farther ahead than ever. Because of exclusive features pioneered and perfected by Chrysler through the applica tion of advanced engineering principles, Chrysler reaches new peak of proficiency in speed, power, pickup, stam inaQafety and long life. Make it a point today to see, to ride in and to drive a Chrysler "75" or "65." Once you learn the difference be tween Chrysler performance and other performance you'll never be content with less. Nt Oiry.ler "AS" prlre. Rutiaex iiin.t!0M), K'Mditcr (wilh mmhle !), JI'Ko: 2-door Sed.n, JPKA .lbrc other ho-fy (tries $W(5 to $1 145. New tihrr.tler "75" price Kil Scdin, 3 VISi'inj'P' (with romMe .ejl). $1555; Koad.teV (with ru nhle tctl). $1555. Sit oiher hrxly "rle, tlf5J to $2145. Wire wbeclfoelr. All prirc I. o. K. factory. Come to Our Showroom! This is Chrysler Spring Style Show and "Lcarn-thcDiff'.rcrceM Week Ash for a Demonstration C H RYS LE R CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT Q o O O 0 O Q Phone 762 ' I'SS.H M. trm 1310 Ki Mondny, AtirO I. (!:I5 to 8:3" .Mull Tiiliuni) ntMvi nnl murkot ri'lurtH. I'. M. . lo :3p EihU iTrniiHfiM- & Ktnfiie t'o.' ! .' . K:3d t. ,Mi.no-.M.li.r oil i-ii. Tiu-niiiy, Airll I. ' a .r. ( i , . . - 1 : lo-H'-r IfiWr.'in o'n .Ti'wi'l- ; ry Stitrr. ' ' ' 1 i III to ii:3n Suullti-rn (i'ikihi Klfilili-. lli:3ii to II M.jM. Dtpnrt- inenl Hure. 11:311 to U' Colnnlnl Hllkcv)-. mion Mall TrHuiui. iuivh Ki'irtH. IS to 12:S1 rtei-lia Klnille SitvU'C Stiitlnll. 12:30 to 1:111 Miiniirrh Si'i'J A Fooil i'o. 1:30 to :' Ktl lllnnn Mi-nta Miirki't Htul Kciittuiuy (lri- ci'torln. 6:15 to 6:30 Mmlfnrtl Mull Trllium. Ni-WM mill niarKiti. H in 8:30 Oi ilniplionli'. ' :3(l o 1 Hock (lux niKmm. 0 to 10 Cy II lor Mil tm-Bun Poviov Co, c , ZMC O 88RTAIN 8:30 . PI o C I Aliotfes 4Sg'gBn' Pliy (I MlioPEE !l SO-PEOPLE-60 ; j Tickets Are Going Fast! Get Busy! .-... ' ' Admission $1.50 and $1.00 ' : - JJJjjl ' i fa fi q ' Kiull I'oinpiinv. iiri-lvi'tl In Mini- M.iiril l.y ihi ovii.Mi HUh noon.1 winnhiK. (in rnvlublf rvpulntlon fonl thin tnni'iiliiK from n nlJi .h'. Hvl. who r.Mvntly ri-tuinril iii-,iiitvh IIiIh Iniluntry In the east n- n lour 01 i mi i orntii . ivnl' front Culm, wltori' lll kicih tin ho llim lonfiiri'il with Kiowi-ih wlmr-r ninoni,- plmniM'li' unci to mm miors III ifculil lo xtiinilill'ilM nm'.i k:ovi'ib. whli'il inoilurm Si-.i- in itiiaiuy Hluttai'K; 'Hint MiMltoril H Ki. l; In Blili.'lior w elithiiB aillc ov.-r tlm t'ltiiro ut in many ri -pi-i tti from tlu.i. in M. ilior.l 1M """ luiintry. Vll pwuvi. ami Unit li! Who Otn Voto. Kviry mitn nnd woman who Ir Mail mi. I Hay n Int. Iinttillc. y ln roKlnti-roa, whether property ownvr or taxpayer or not. can pr-.'lnllv lii niiiiiil in volij at the airport bond elctlon Hon Tiivmlnv. April anil. 111 FLYING FIELD, SALEM i itlcnt'n J'.o.miit t'xpnidlt utf for nrt airport wtll In rrallty provlito r flying field rnthor tlmn n ,ilr- fort, an fluch, hfllven It. lv Kin son. iircHldcnt of Ihn rlintniicr o! commerco, tutor hour Inn ovhltnt(! offered at the Kimmtr roiifiTi-in-e of rhatnlxT rotromtnt lv. An airport. nocurdhiH to Mr. S iton, InrlmlcH a Htnndnrd nixo huiiKar. a lMH-on Unht, full Uni Inn equlpnituit for thM thUU ft in surant, hOltHlllK IHCllltlCJ (Or .IVIii nlk'ht tiffc, a much. no nhop nml n hospital nmonj Its Hnt of nisnitctl re lilt icy. ThoHO mm munoly lift (irnvlflfd with tlm fnndK at hund. In Mr. mi Bon'H opinion. Salrtn HtatcHtnu MARRIED FIVE YEARS U . wit Hi'' fiffh wr-iMInK mini vtrnry nt St v. nnd Mr. IhiIm Fnht f Jrtf-kHonvlllf ihm wn fcli linitrd 1t)i. n IiIk iljnn r ft hd fnut 'tiibutny. tnH.-iid f tltc ftrrMh h irrldihcd in A m. i P ty tviXo tif ycfti rdy Ifp-rilMiK Ifi thlM juicer, 1'U dinrw r w til Ifrtidi'd tiy friend" nt fliMv( frutii 'mi foil lMrtn ( th vulli-v nnd it w.(h tlnoiiKh a inftiiHf In wrlllnif tht rt yout wm nddi-d lu iho wrddfil MIhh of thV- AtuH' Konvillc rolipli', . , t , t PRESENT FeTTTIONS TO A MIGHTY SUCCESSOR TO "THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME' . STAtlTS TODAY SURE ENOUGH! THE PICK O' THE Old SILENT PICTURES VICTOR HUGO'S IMMORTAL CLASSIC j ''The Man mho Laughs" Vf ItPitia rlsni-d Uy rri llf nl of th' Oak (irov urtUn, whI ot Midfofd for th foriimdon nt a waii-r dPjirl't, ru tu 1i ruiiW ut lh rpAlbt county court wKcton The Oak iiruso riidniH htv hi ncd ( a waiir M'lpplv. wpIIh, no tKiti ih aouro oi nurf'y tx-fn? Mod to m rtlji(d. , Tlo.- wnti't would it- purt hit from M'Uorrt and th C(tit of the nw iviifn would rut ail hii x i4;ml itur of tt pi-onmst!)- Ilfj.ooo. SAID 10 BE SUPERIOR rid fll. NfW York I'itj rcpu-. nttlv of tn nt!tndarliniion drpirtiut-nt . .hi; ?md Pjj ' ' ManVho laughs' is 4. 1 j Pictunzation of One Ol the World's Most Cherished Novels -From the Inspired Pen of the Immortal Victor Hugo - In Its Lavish Settings--Brilliant Direction - Inspired Acting--Tense Dramatic Situations -.Overwhelming 3eauty--and Its Sublime love Story This Magnificent and Spectacular Photodrama Surpasses in an Immeasurable Degree Any thing Evet Before At temptca By Victor.Hugo A - i i . 8TAREIN0 ( ... MARY PHILBIN CONRAD VEIDT and OLGA BACLANOVA 17 Principalc and 2000 in Unnamed Rolea DO THESE OfeEAT CRITICa MEAN ANYTHING TO VOU IN THE 8ELF0TION OF YOUlt SCREEN FARE? "Thfi Mil ii Win Iji'jkIih" Ik rii nmnnTi'li'1 n onryinn who ran iirnrUKi un rllll- ffw( Mm mly and mii'Hiill' (rrlfil will. llel'y iill.. Keuln (Jmplili;, N. Y. Foi" Ihoii thiil ir for tho uoumml ami vli( (rj bo tlirlllitd by wmnl'irfiil m.tinK, "'Ihe Miiii U'h.i I.Hiiith.i" li wmtlriK . brlli b-!iri! Ihum un liimilred iilctuibm ,lln ol orni U. ihe creaiml ti1loy 1 . Vnitlini i l -etiiri t -nni.il. - Kli huril N. r. J'l'ironl. ' In nhiiri. "Ihe Man Who l.snghs" I ihoronKlily1 rommenilnblp. Juhn 8. C. hmi. Jr.. .Vent York Sun. ", ;'.' I -AL80- SpHndid Stlected SNrt Fealur R0THERMIL 8 MUSIC 4 Shews Dally 1:30, 3:15, 7 anal ' ' ! Attmlaattiv l.? t i Mat'ineei, 10 15 ' Evehin lO 2r f