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1 arEDFQRP -VATT TnTBUNE;-METF0RP,-ORE(l6ST, MONDAY: APTJITv 1 T020. paqe"tiirt!ic MEDFORD STORES AFTERNOON AT 4 Polling Places and Description of Wards . pioneer William Henry Hurley,. ot southern Ort'Kon, died early to day at his home In the Valley View district neaiQi'alt-iit, apt;,i 7:, years, seven months and lSQiys at the umc i. nix paiKinu. I (nth "up largely to Infiiiuitli purl tiunil.s tomorrow a?.d to show interest in the proposition, it has been decided to rinse nil the stores, shops, offices unil factories at 4 1. m, tomorrow anil the places of of old ; Pusiness that il not keep -open at ! lllhl wilt not ion, 1. In .mil, Mr. Hurley was horn June 1 5, : Wednesday. 149 near old fort Defiance. Ohio.,' Jt ls requested that all places of His parents, I.even.nn.l Cecilia Van , hUKiness comply with :he re.iucst Horn Hurley buta were from the I antl that when the stores close 0.11 ly pioneer stock In Ohio. A hen , ,,Ve,y one who Is reKlste. O l,lu ueeeuseu was live years or aue ! rerttv in lh,. .,,.11., t.. v.., ........,, .,,.et.i i., v.i, moo couil- .!! (,,. . , am, ,,,11H) at y. ty, Iowa where he resided until i ru. :. . ...M , ..... . 1 f- c l..i.ll places una toe lJecomber 4. 1872 when he iar- ; descriptions of U,,. wnnls ana pro riei Mlw Sara W. rlark at .Milton, j cincls aro ,tI.inUHl vlffphm in this Wisconsin. Afp-r the maniae he i Iml.r followed pioneer movements - to Nehritska untl Kansas, mount: In order that everyone may have an opportunity to vote on the uir- fteroc; also cast of , Myrtlo street So ili- great pioneer ad- COMMON N CIRCUIT COURT west with tlie vnnee. fc ' He settled with his family in Columbia county. Washington, j establishing himself on what is ' now known ns Hurley Flats in the ! Asotin district. The pioneer life of Oregon again lured him nnd in I IS1II he moved witn his family to i Arising from an auto colllsiin the Kogue Hiver valley, settling in i last April, resulting In the deuth ; tne Anderson Crcc-k district and , of Mrs. Klcanora sangers on a having since nin,.V his home in this highway near chowchilln. 'alif . section. He was iirominently Wen-1 a damage aotl.ui directed against lifled with the development of the , r. K. H. Porter of tis city by fruit industry of the valley and j 1:. f. Sanders of chowchilln. was was widely known throughout., I begun in circuit court this for . .'- . Hni'lcy 'was preceded inj noon. T dealh by his. wife niu four of his . being sou six ciiiiuicit. 1 nose surviving aro personal ueiwin Hurley and .Mrs. Kthelyn hs .-.null, or ! suit of Sir,. 4110 Jlolibaugh, both residing at Talent i against . Ur. 1'orter for the .'death anu nun Mr. ilurley at the time of ; f his wife nnd this ease will prob-. Tolling places for election next Tuesday, April 2: VAKl I VtTl'K I'l'ltl.U' MAKKKT, SOlTll U1VKRSTOE. All territory soulk, of Main and Kast of S. 1'. tracks, to Bear Crater luko avenue, una South of Jackson street Precincts first wua-d: No. 31. .Medford South Central; No. 30. Southeast Medford; No. 3fi "i. rist Medford. w.utn 11 votk Washington sciioor, O All territory west .of Southern l'acifie tracks and south of Ma'n street. rrccincls, second -ward: Xo. 2ii, Medford South Main; No. 3? Medford Oakdale; Xu. 54, Medford Newtown; No. 37, South west jfc-dford. o WARD III VOTK AT FU HTXKIl'S C:ltCi: (Cor. l'lr OthJ All territory west of Southorn rucific tracks and north of Mam street. O 1'recincts In third ivard: No. 2S. Medford North Maliw No. .0, West Medford; No. :: Northwest -Medford. WAItl) IV VOTK AT CITY HAI.Ij 0 All territory oast'of Smthern Paeiljf tracks and north of Main, to Crater Iilie avenue, then-that section noi .h of Jackson stree; also between Hear creek and Myrtle street. 3 ,mh of Main. J'rccinets in fourth ward: No. 30, Medford North Central; No. 3- Medford North li.vyside; Co. 35, Northeast Medford. The polls open at I p. m. nnd close at S p. m.; all nro urged to vote earlv. , . Mvery reglstereti voter payer is cntitlcil tifcvote. wliether or. not a property owhor ' or taix o' '' TO SHOW ROBES T SACKED HEART IS circuit court this fore-1 B n l I he sum of .SI.",. XSS.Iir, Is; II j 'AIM iglit by Ihe plalnfift rnl. ' M I'lH E ll injuries. Kmiflctt also ! I I Wt ll J MEDFORD ELECTRIC HOW TO WRESTLE I ' Terrible Tarn Miynke, tlie k Japaneso wrestler, is 'A'ected to arrive rotnorrow iinm 1'Vnthiiul Uv his match at th-Qrmorv Wednes-. day nishi with Hob Kruse. husky Portland :r:ipplcr, well known in this city asghc result of previous , appearances. The yellow menace to Kruse's aspirations of throwing all whom he meets -is said to be an exceptionally fast man, capable i of wrestling the American style as; weir as the JapimesiQliu jit. j The men hiivnevec met before, j and fans are promised some choice bits of action should the temper ; of 1 he German-Irish wrestler be- I come aroused over any excessive roughness on the part of his yellow- skinned opponent, reputed to "know, ns much about roughness as KrusC I himself. In the special event finish match j between Tommy Uyun and Jack j White, Medford's wrestling tailor is expected to have his hands full! with the Portluml man. who "Is not expected to ho like other oppon- ! j nest Uyun has met in .Medford. A j preliminary heiweon J-Jdule Welch j or Km-i 11111 anu curly, woods of , .Medford will open thv program. I - . . LAUNCH. SALE Radio Program .. KMED Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln Station his death. Funeral services will be held V'ednesilay afternoon at 2 p. in. froth'. the M, .'13. Church. Talent. Hurinl in Tritent cemetery.. .e. . . .. .. .... i tin i erineun:, v Ancti .,na unt. , - . . . . Tiro Sacred Heart hospital has tor(i Kleetrlc eomnnnv will biimeh L . 22S.II Meters 1310 Kc. Monday, AurQ 1. 1 amj come 10 inai 1011,0.1 ow. I again lieen named a Class A nos- .wni lonrlln,. o,l nr ol. ; The collision took plac e April j ,.u.t.u, ding to Information rc-;trical mei cliaiKllse, which last for ;2 I. 1J28. when thl- I ot ter tna-j cojV(.a ldliyi lind lsim honor the next ten days. JThls ovent will lehme, on a main, traveled . high-: whll.h tho hsllUjli has. shared ever be held to enable this firm to un way, crashed witn the Sanders cjncp .slandards were set by the load a heavy overstock and will !car. coming onto the highway , Ameriean College of Surgeons a afford southern Oregon some ex ! fi am a secondary road. Mrs. San. mlm,,cr of years ago. The hos- coptiotiak buying 'opportunities', ae- tiers died almost Immediately as pUll ls r(.Kar(ied as one of the cording to H. V. Rcheffel. , la result of the crash nnd Dr. 1'or-1 n,ost up-to-date on the J'aeicic. Radios, , Dumps, washing Ina- 1 ter sustained injuries from wmcn ; CoaSt .( i well knov.n through-; chines and electric, ranges will be 'he Is still sufferlhg. Including- ""out southern Oregon for Its of fie. : placed on Bale, icb boxes w!l be broken hip. i iencv. The honor reeo coition was sueeinllv reitiicerl jind 11 nnliii'tieea In his complaint the plaintiff, ,,md,. .... the National .Hospital : will 'he offered at tinllorm retfuo- j represented in court this rorcnoon p co,.j. tion:;. Home owners atitl Imllders, h y Attorneys (! us .Newbury and Th(! standi,,, is inchide m a n y too. will bo Interested in the Med ;J. !'. Kiiegcl of Medford und C. ,(.,,hnlcal ooints. covering it wide ford Electric comnanv's sale, as j w. Kaburn of Madera, Calif,. , ran..P f hospitaliiiialon. The Sac- fixtures will be included In the ex claims the defendant was driving , ,.Imirt hospital was constructed cess stock which must be moveO careless manner at the time in ,,,,, ,.., . ,n lurtiished during tho next ten davs - ,rtcr is rep- -jth the latest eiilllpment through-j - . ;-. ing, tire repairing and retreads, res-ntcd by Attorneys forter .-noil uut . u has a nUrses' training; . ""iiociii. r,im, He also is a st'ib-airont for (innd-,tind Prank Fnrrell. , hnl , ,reo,-.leil ,,s one of the. fA t; UANDR, Ore'.A'iirlt 1 ' rich Silverlown cord tires. M-.i .l'hotogiaphs of the death scene,: 1)Cjt ( th(j WRt0i. 1nrt lts Btuf( ,R,,y .Conl(lln was elected president 'Clark Invites 'the motoring; public "111 he brought In ns evidence and includes some of the host known I anrt l!- Col, urn secretary of tliif to come in and inspect' his new ; the case is expected to be bitterly ;,vslclans aml au,geons In south- East Oregon Association of School tire repairing depat'tmenl. He lias! fought.., Mr. Sanders arrived: tins C1.n Oregon. insUilled all now and upto-the-: forenoon by train to be the main, : ' minute eotiipmonl . wiin.-, for the plaintiff. ! rinsstrted ndvrtitng eet rpniiltn rtoth are from Unign.Ore. Clark to Handle Pi O, Station Tire and Repair Work W. II. Clark, who has operated tile Ace tire station at KUumtih j Kails for the lust eight years, has ! leased the- Host Office super-ser vice tire and vulcanizing depart ment and is now open for business. Mr. .Chirk is an experienced tire : in man and guarantees all vuleaniz-i of the :3 to ro-fJiAyronciA ry Store.' 'J ? -VP) j Superintendents und Principals at j the spring meeting here Saturday. '8fr3 C:IS to t! : 3 M Mail Tribune 4 news and "market reports. 1". St. S to 8:3Q Ends'.Trnnsfer & . Stor'nife Co.' 1 t S:3d to. 9 ,Mono-.Motor Oil Co. 'Puestlny, Aiii'll 1. -,X. -. .4 ' s Jewel- 111 to t(l:30 Southern Oregon Kleetrlc. 1 u: 30 to 11 StM. Depart- ' ment Store. 1I:3D to 12 Colonial Rnkery. ( 4 12 noon -Mall Tribune, news items. 12 to 12:30 Heebc & Kindle i Service Station. i 12:30 to 1:30 Monarch Seed & Feed Co. 1:30 to Ed Blnns Meats 1 Market and Economy Oro- i ceterla. ' 0:li to 0:30 Medford Mall Tribune, News and markets, X to 8:3(1 Orthophonlc. 8:30 to, II Rock (las program. J p 16 10 Cslllornla Oregon . Poyvei; Co. . , , :, CURTAIN 8:30 The Whqje Toi Will Be Talking About the Legion's w - O ' i ' 60-PEOPLE-60 . Tickets Are Going Fast! Get Busy! .;. Admission $1.50. and $1.00 - " - I'ltllt company, arrived In Med- stated by the expert this noon. ford this morning from n six Mr. nyl. who recently returned weeks tour of California, whore from Cuba, where he spent the; he has conferred with growers winter umong pineapple and to- j and buyers In regard to standards mir.o growers, which products Seo ln duality iihdV Pack'. . , ' ; ji,ci and .Day a:so handle, says ho ' That Medford's pack Is superior , U eiithus astlc over tho future ot In many respects from those, in Medlord. especially In regard to o.thersectlons of the country, was : late pears, and that this section' Is winning an enviable reputation through this Industry in the east- Who Can Vote. Every man and ' woman who lr registered, whether a property owner or. a taxpayor or not, can vote nt the airport bond elctlon Tuesday, April a nil. Jfl RE CHRYSI.FR "75" BOYAI. SF.DAN. $15.15 (r(r whrlh trtra) , Until you drive a Chrysler You'll never know real performance STEP into a Chrysler "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 bcn the ad mitted pacemaker in perform ance for the entir'e industry. Today, Chrysler is farther ahead than ever.O Because of exclusive features , pioneered and perfected by Chrysler through the applica tion of advanced engineering principles, Chrysler reaches new peaks of proficiency in speed, power, pickup, stam ina, safety and long life. o Make it a point today to see, to ride in and to dri9e a Chrysler "75" or "65." Once you learn the difference be tween Chrysler performance and other performance you'll never be content with less. Coupe, $1040; Koadster (Vith rumble ct), SlOoa: 2-door Sedn, $1065. Three other ho'Jy styles, $1075 to $1145. New Chryiler "75" prices Royal Scdin, $1535; Coupe (with rumble teat), $1535; Koidster (with rumble seat), $1555. Six other hody styles, JI6S5 to $2,115. Wire wheels extra. All prices f. o. b. factory. Come to Our Shftwrooml This is Chrysler Spring Style Show and "Lcarn-the-DiiTcrer.ee". ' Week Ask for a Demonstration FLYING FIELD, SALEM Salcm'H Sr.6.000 'expenditure for nrt airnort will' In refllltv nrovldl V flying field rather lltan on air port, as Buch, hellcvea II. Hi. ftlfi son, -president of the chamber ot commerce, nftor hearing evidence offered at the Eugene conference of chamber representatives. An airport, according to Mr. bu tton. Includes a standard size hangar, a beacon light, full light ing equipment for the field, a ree faurant, housing facilities for over night use, a machine shop nnrt a hospital- among Its list of nec.iei! acuities. Theso call .Bcarcely life ' provided with tho funds at hand, In Mr. tai: son's opinion. Salem HtateHman mil tWiiM trmtfii ir"A-rttfrRJ Ml A MIGHTY .SUCCESSOR TO "THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME" . fcTAttTS TODAY SURE ENOUGH! THE PICK O' THE BIG SILENT PICTURES VICTOR HUGO'S IMMORTAL CLASSIC "The Man Who Laughs n rVlARRiED FIVE YEARS "ft.wu the fifth weddlni; 111111!-; versary of Mr. and Mrs. l,ouls Pnbl of ja.sonvlll that was! oelebnit)! with n .life ilhint r a ; vvcelt 'Ki (list 'Sih-Khty, liiKtearl of. tile fiftieth lol tg,Iisl,(d In a so 'ly hole of yesterday inoriiini; in this toper. The dinner was nt-1 tondc.P by friends and relatives from VarfouK. patts .of the valley j aiid It was' iln ouKh 1 mistake In wrllliiK that 4 r, years was added 1 to the wedded hllss of the Jack- sonvUle couple, Ik IB". e H RYS LER I .' CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT O MEDFORD MOTORS 128 S. Riverside Phone 762 -o I'etltionit signed hv rcsldunls Of Iho Oak drove s,!loti, west ol .fndfofd. for the' foftnathm of a waler (llslrlt:t, are to be read at tho reuiilut county court session ne" WodncHday. Tho Oak drove reslilenls (ire In need (if 11 wmer supply, wells, now h,4 the Source of supply, being said to bo polluted. - The, water would bsQ,,iirchiiscd from Medlord nnd the cist Of tho new flyiiiem would entail an expenditure iJ ap proximately llfi.'too. Krcd Ityl. New York City repre. sentatlve of the standardisation department of the .Si;ol,, iin.l I'ny i Urn 'flVlKl rjfijt i leMAnWhoLaiiPhs is! riciunauon 01 une 01 ine World s Most Cherished Novels --from the Inspired Pen of the Immortal Victor Hugo -In hs Lavish Settings Brilliant Direction - Inspired Acting---Tense Dramatic Situations - vervtodminfi Beaty-rand Its Sublime love Story This Magnificent and SpeZticuteti Photodrama Surpasses man Immeasurable Degree Any thingEvet Before Attem)tea By Victor, HUgo "iii ua 1 V iiMMiUilllMUl STARRING MARY PHIL6IN CONRAD VEIDT and OLCfA BACLANOVA 17 Principals And 2000 iri Unnamed Roles O DO THESE GREAT CRITICS MEAN ANYTHING TO , V0U IN THE SELECTION OF YOUR SCREEN TARE? "The Man VfM IjhikIis" Is recommended to cvoryonn who can appreciate iiu aitlsllo effort sincerely and successfully carried out. Hotly Colfax,., livenlnii Graphic N. Y, . , . , Foi1 those thut care for tho unusual and want to be thrilled by wonderful ftctlrtR, "The Jilati Who LatmlfH" !( wultliin ;o Qbrlhjt belure them an Inspired pictuilr.a ,llon . ol ,ono, of i the uroatest historical . , V'orrtattteS ioor( penned. Itlchard VV'iJti:;, N. Y, Journal. ' In short. "The Man Who Laughs" i IhoroiiRhlv1 commendable. John S. Co hen. Jr., New York 'Sun. "V tft-f. r -AL80- Splondld Selected Short Faatufet ! . ROTHERMJEL'S MUSIC Mfttinees 4 Shov.O Dally 1:30, 3:15, 7 and t , to I. is Evehing,10'4'2B t