Medford mail tribune., April 10, 1929, Page 8, Image 8

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MTCDFORD. .PRECOX, "WEDNESDAY, APRfL 10, 1329.
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AFTER ROSEBURG
10 HUNDRED AN GRAND COUNCIL Wm mt. mm
LEGION'S MEETING OREGON MASONRYr
TOR BUSINESS TODAYi
IN JACKSONVILLElELECTS OFFICERS
Arriving In iloUfon! nftT uii all Tins California frost report to; JAi KbU.NVIU.b, ore, April ju
... ... , , r ...h Hlmmit Ullllll fWlirlh Kr 'FrenL'll (KnedUl) In UlC IUKII HCIIOVI
illKlll nue i ruin """' ...-.. Alll.,v mat a I th It H
was received Hero mm Huniluy Hrliool consiuerauio inter- """ " -
JACKSONVILLE, Ore.. April 10.
(Special) The American LeKion
he won the nouthern ora'.m . i- I iu,..,...,. ... .........., .... .... ..... .... . Monday evenln After a hort
trlet ehaniplon.shlp 111 oratory be- mornlm; hy the- local office of that ) est has been aroused at the now j bugnesB meeting Ihe evenlnjt waa
fore an nwllcnce of tome 300 hi-c- j company, as follows: j contest which started last Bun-j HUCIlt n dancing by the members
tntors and representatives of seven . Vi:la and Cutter counties ler- day. This contest consists of two and their invited rrlnds. A banquet
other districts last nlRlit. William rlfic r(,,,M uU tne truiiB. can-' ,ho , a(fMlnt tho boyl. I served at midnlKht. About 200
UoUKl.erty. local hlBh school tu- i nery ucut.hea all over state badly ' t)e en(, of Hcvcn we(,ks orwcre present. .
dent, and his coach. Ralph Hallo. ,,, over onc.tru- crop left. ! nljout Junc , lno wlnn,ni M,do wlM Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McCully and
'"' " "' ; sac-i-amonto river practically an b(J vcn a ImI uet by tne i,lllt ; daiiBhler, Miss l.ula, of Hood Kiver,
r
Blepped from tho siiiKe to home . Piums ueuches and upricota killed.
Boll, t 7:30 thia inorniiiK. -f wo thirds cherries killed: one-
"I am highly Kiatifurt at the. t)lil.rf ..,, uilU-d. Mnnv orchardBi .... v.
pp m.iu...,, ? : almost wiped out. . l-iacer tounvy m Lq1h 8myUl0 ttIld AnUy
, w ..... - - , no ji-pni auiTiiiKe. ' i-fnryn "u
"and feel now that the pant) NeWnlHlie hehvy frot.' Very heavy
jnonthH of effort, put Into debate ,m, u1 OVur PUu.er county, toduy.
hnd public Hoeakintj, have not been
Jn vain."
- William DouKherty. who in now
eligible to represent southern Ore
gon in the Kfatc .final to he held
In Portland, May J, is already con
cerned with the chance to win
future laurels for bin home school,
and tended to minimize the victory
of lust nlnht.
' Tm ffoiitR to do my very het
o- represent Koulhern Oregon hh
hhn fhould be represented in the
Htute content. I'm mighty
grateful for the enlhUHlaHiii ex
tireiwed by Med ford rcsldunls over
the victory and would like to Hay
jluit we're at! proud of our capable
poach, Mr. Kul ley." '
; The high Hchool t reproHentative
4f OrnntM I'uhh won Nerond place
)n the dintrlct content lat iiIkM;
the -MarshfieUl veprcrientative third
and' the ItoHobuiK reprcHentallve
fourth. J u (Ik cm in tho content in
cluded .lohn tai'kin. npeoliM' of
the houuo of repretieptiillveH:
Judge .1. W. IJamlllon, circuit
judge of DoufflfiH county, and H.
W'j Coleman, dlHtrict attorney of
Cooa county.
: Conch Kalph Ihiiley. and William
DouKherty were Tenlured HpeaknrH
on the high Hchool acHembly pro
gram at one o'clock thlH afternoon
tit the high school and a'e tumie
InteiVHtinK aidellKhtH on the flnalH
liiHt nlKht.
In many orchardn of the Urent-
wood dlKlriet peachea and apri
cots almoHt total loss. Sulun rc
portH half crop peara, cherrien;
one-fourth aprieotH and peaehes.
Lodi almost total Iohh tree fruit;
ohahly half crop tokaya. Hloek-
:dc. The reaultH of this aroiUre., have been viHiting at tne
baaed on certain points elected home of their cousin, MIhh ifisie Mc-
Cully. rney Hpent iiir wimcr in
Los Angelos and San lk;so.
Miss OUic Crump and her niece,
Mra. Fischer, lonnerly hdith Ham-
Smith.
These Dointu not onlv count for
each ide. but for each individual ' mond; of C'hlco' Cal., were calling
and when tho individual has 80 . on friends here Tuesday,
puinta will be Riven a silver pln, The committee for the Heljckah
as an emblem for their Interest J April Frolic which Is to he held
and co-operation In tho class. Monday evening has heen quite
Kred Kick motored to Eugene unsy this week making final ar
laat week on buainetis. rangemeiits.
.... ...... n. i. M U'nicrht nf tllP .1 n-ksnil V 11 IO
i" " - .IMV ilMU ,IIH, 1 . 1. J IIUI V W, ' - :
ton loHt 7.1 per cent cherries and wQ hHVJ rtlHidcd ht.ro fur two service station gave two splendid
other tree fruits. Very neavy !... ...ft Mon(iflv ,orninir for violin selections over KM KL Sun-
Alturas. Calif., where they expeet ' day eveut.ig. tie was accompanies
to make their home. Tho beat'bv Miss Ruth Severance at the
wlslies of their many friends go piano.
with them to their new homo. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Johnson
Virginia Fhk, who received brought their little sick babv honw.
burns while doing class work in ' from the Sacred Heart hospital on
the laboratory In Medford high is' Monday. The little fellow seems to
fliininon all fru ts Modesto, Mer
ced, Kseolan and other San Joa-j
quin valley points. Very bad dam-,
age all fruits Dinuba district. No j
damage whatever to Lake county!
pears. j
"There was some damngo to ail
fruits in the American river and
Lalsom districts; nearly total lot's
of peaches and plums, with slight
damage pears. Fifty per cent loss
on lokays. Santa Hosa reports no
Iuhh to apples, but serious dam
age Homo parts Sebastopal district.
San Joho reports very conflicting;
no damage to pears, iteport Mi
nor and Contra county somo or
chards almost completely wiped
out.
"Kldorado county aitd Vlacer
vllle so far unhurt, except' few
peaehes and plums.
"Cnouestfonably worst and most
extensive freeze California .. bay
ever had.",
. VroHpoets for a big boxing
smoker in Alrdford soon were good
today with the receipt of a letter
y Jack Wood from Joe Ferguson,
middle-western heavyweight fight
er, donating his willingness to
fight In Medford this month.
Ferguson a year or two it go
fought Young Hlrlblhig In Mitlo
Jtoek, Ark., and lost on a close
decision. I le will probably be
juatched hero against Nails (ior
niRii of K latum I Kails and (ho
same card will prohnlily also In
clude (leorgu (lied) Soronseii, ex
army, fighter,, of Cenlral I'olnt
against some good contender from
-he northern part of tho stalo.
HA MOM, Ore., April 1 0. (lt.lohn
H. Carkln and M. F.- Ilanley of
Medford conferred with l.uper and
members of the reclamation rum
hilsshiu today relatlvu (o organiza
tion of the II opsins Lateral pro.
jeel in Jackson county. Tho pro
ject covers nbul Mimi ncrcH.
In view of the heavy fruit dam
iiku In Callforn a, AlberL liurch,
preldtMtt of tho Jackson County
Kruittriowcrs league, aald this
afternoon southern Oregon grow
ers will be benefited by the mis
fortune of tho sfsler state and
that local growers imisl talto all
iu. in. i.i.uwIIiIk . in wtvo their
i rons from similar damage. He , Sunday,
warns growers not to talto lo)
low pr ces for fruit, especially
for linrtlett pears to bo used for
canning purposes. He was opti
mistic over the local fruit situa
tion If no damago from frosts Is
experienced.
the laboratory In Medford high
very much improved
Miss Kacott arrived April 6. to
take charge of the second floor
of tho Uogue Illver Sanatarium.
She Is u graduate of 10 land
and comes highly recommended.
M ss Thelma Iewis, who is at
tending the Ashland normal from
Klamath county, was a week-end
visitor at tho home of her aunt,
Mrs. Hrlo White of this city. Mr.
and Airs. Whlto accompanied her
homo Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Chllders
and daughter, Maxlno of Illg Ap
plcgato. were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs.; Charley Vogal Hunday.
Mr. Shannon from Nebraska,
a, graduate nurse, with' 2U years'
experience In physiotherapy and
massago has taken charge of the
men's treatment rooms at the
sanatarium.
Mr., mid Mrs. H. Uutilmr of
Mai n who spent tho week end
at the C 11. Duuulugtnn home In
this jelly, returned to Klamath
the establishment from D
lieck a month ago.
The Coffee Tavern, formerly'
known as the Orange Lantern o
North Holly street is now open'
for business undi'r new manage- j
inent, after having been closed ;
Ifor two weeks for remodeling and i
repairs. The new proprietor, Ot
LA GRANDE, Ore.. April iu.- t(J Himon announced today he has
(Jpy The Grand Commandery, purchased entirely new equipment'
Knights Templar of Oregon, open- and will be In a position to sere
cd its annual convention here to- UkM lunches, .breakfast dishes,
day. State sessions of the grand sandwiches and give fountain ser-
n..iinii mvnl and select masters, vice. Mr. Simon Is a r?cnt dr-
and icmnd chanter. Royal Arch rival from Nevada and purchased
Masons, were concluded yester
day. m : "
The grand council elected the
following officers: Clyde M. Mc
Kay, liend. grand master; f H.
Wayne Stanard. Llrownsviile, dep
uty grand master; Lloyd I,. Scott,
i'ortland. principal conductor of
work; James H. Richmond. Port
land, treasurer; Edmund I. Lewis,
Marsh field, recorder; v A. H. S.
Haffenden, Portland, grand cap
tain of guard; John B. Easter,
, Portland. grand conductor , of
council; Frank J. Miller, Albany,
Marshal; M. Edwin Woodcock,
Corvallls, steward: Ernest P.
Rands, Oregon City, sentinel; Ceo.
T. Cochrane, La Grande, chapluin.
AT AIRPORT WILL
BE MODEL OUTFIT 00G CATCHER FOR
Tho Medford weather bureau
to be installed on tho new airport
with the completion of that pro
ject, will be every bit as well
equipped as Is tne Oakland station,
and perhaps more fully equipped
than it, so far as Instruments are
concerned, uecordlng to Walter
Ulck. head of the local went her
bureau, who was a guest speuker
before the Lions club Oils noon.
Mr. nick gave an Interesting re.
view of the work and methods
employed by tho weal Her office
here, and expressed a hope that
classes in gene nil science in the
high school and other visitors
might receive valuable practical
TRt Instruction In tho protased new
fJfc weatlifr office hen:.
Lions J. O. Urey, Fred Seheffel
r !alul ,'' Ml N tlM0"- w,,o with Ed
EJanney compose the city (uncll
a ! airport citmnilltee, and were rc-
eiitly sent to the Oakland airport
on a tour of investigation, gave
hurt talks on data they accumu
lated there. The Oakland port is
considered one of the most impor
tant and best equipped htndlng
fields In the Lntlcd Male, and ts
being studied hy all communities
anticipating building or improving
liietr facilities.
"With only $r.'0.0iu) m expend
upon the local airport, the distri
bution of funds will require care
ful calculation and the maximum
amount of careful planning, ac
cording to the local committeemen.
'The Hover Road," little theater
prehcntatioii to be offered at the
icw Isis theater Thursday and Fri
tin v. April IS and 19, was the sub
lect of an Interesting announce
ment made by J. Verne SUanKle
.vim ui Kcd support of this local
(jump of players.
Mrs. .Fred Taylor of Central
olnl was a vlsltur at Ihe homo
of Mrs. Fred Hulcher Sunday.
Mr. (1. O. Hand on and daugh
ter, Vivian, and son, Proston and
her sister, Mrs. Palhman and son,
Edgar, of Phoenix, motored to
Credent City Saturday return'ng
Sunday. ,
There wlH bo a mooting of the
Parent -Teachers' assoc'atlons of
tho county at Ashland. April 20.
All those wishing to attend from
this circle fire -asked to- pleaso
notify .Mrs O. O. Handon by the
Hlth. as she fs to notify Ihe Ash
land council how many lo ex
peel from this district,
CITY TO ENFORCE
L!
Virginia Valli Tells
" How to Captivate
JIOIXYWOOD, Callf.-Tlio 39 lore
modi movio dim-torn lind tlirraiith
their experience wit h tho pictunnthHl j
beautiful akin w tho miretit mail to
popularity lor nny eirl. An Lewis j
M ilostonc, prominent director for I'ara
mount, expruwes it: "Smooth, exqui
site akin is more eplivHtin( than any
thing else shout I girl."
Virginia Valli knows that exquisite
akin plays the largest part in woman's
power to touch the heart, on the screen
sildoH. Like 442 o( the 451 important
actresses in Hollywood, she cherishes
1icr lovely skin with Lux Toilet Soap.
Bhe says: "1 do enjoy using Lux Toilet
Soap. I delight in tha marvelous vel
vety way it leaves my skin." inowl
nf ten tcrcen stum use thit fragrant white
oap, and sll ths great film studios
have made it the official soap (or their
(dressing rooms.
What Ik i-.HTlt'il to lc one of
the most attractive lawns uml
unl In Mt-dfonl n Uiitrd on
Vct Main ntrcct in (rum of the
icw Conner KuniTkl 1'nrlorn. where
arilcnci'K anil IntuirerH, lindiT the
iltrctton of Samuel ltuteumn. re-
enlly Kpent a week In gellhiK
he Rrmind r-ady.
T:ic inwn has lieiMl Mown and
ti exitecteil to bo up In a ehnrt
time.
The yard wan carefully planned
liy Mr. Ualenian to lip his local
manlerpliH'e anil It Is already n
matter of it 1iU for h in a well
as Mr. t'onacr.
Klamath Kails. Ktrut section ol
dale hiahwnvs helng nlled In Klam
ath. ,
The new doK catcher employed
hy the city Koverninent Ih alrcaily
on duty, and Midfurd idtlsnnH who
have mil yet taken out Uconm-H for
their iIokm lit the county clerk's
office have only until April lli to
do fo. without penalty, iim tiie new
atato law i-ruire every iIok to be
llconned. Until April Ifitli the fee
la f'J for n male dou anil $:t for
a female doK. After Aitril I5tli
Mcdrord iloir owners, who have not
yet taken out lli-enaus. will have lo
pay double the fee.
.Mayor A. W. I'lpea reiterated
today that tho city offb-lalM lire
(Iclellllllieil to enforce both I'.le
atate lleenat- biw and the municipal
orillnaiu-e idlillrtllK all uoKM to lie
confined on their home pielnlKca.
or kept In lensli dill-liiB the months
of April, May and June; Hence
ihclr employment of dou catcher
to uather In all dote" at largo uml
confine litem In tho pound.
The Identity of the dou catcher
and the location of the pound have
not been made public, but any clll
sun who misses his or her don
from now on, can reasonably rest
assured that tile animal Is con
lined In the ilou pound, to be kept
there until clttlmed, and It not
claimed to 'bo put to death by a
humane method.
If any cltlscn wants to know
whether Ills or Iter dog Is In the
pound that owner can easily leiirn
by InindiiiiK ill the police station,
und will be Klven opportunity lo
Identify lllu missing dog lit tho
pound.
Mcilford dog owners are fast
taklou out licenses at the clerk s
office, wishing to avoid the double
liavlllullt penalty lifter April I Mil.
The dog licenses will continue to
lie collected hero despllo the con
tention that Has been made by
siilne dug owners that the collec
tion of both n. tax and license on
doss Is ii double one and hence
Illegal, UIMliii Attorney tlciirge
A. Codding has requested an opin
ion from Attorney tlencral Van
Winkle as to whether It Is Ujial
,., ..v ilinf. iim ti..i-NMniil uroiWtv
uml in uddltlon loiiulre fie pay
inent of license fee. log owners
In other sections of the slate have
made the Hume request o( Ihe at
torney general.
Ilegllinlng today the dog owners
of Ashlnnd and vicinity can obtain
licenses at the Dally Tidings office
of that oily. 'In accordance with
arrangements made by County
Clerk Myers. In hoed to numerous
requests that owners of dogs In
that city b not compelled to make
a special trip to Medford to tuke
out licenses.
mncli Inmi-oved.
The Parent-Teachers' association
has planned a very interesting
meeting Tor Friday afternoon. April
12. A short program is to he en-
Joyed and Home Important business
will be brought up. -
A voi-'y heavy smudge was put on
hy our local orchurdlsts Saturday
and Tuesday mornings, keeping the
workers out most of the night.
John Norrls Is pruning Frank
TouVello's pear orchard this week.
Miss Mattlc llonzle, who lias
boon quite 111 tho past week, Is Im
proving. Mis. Hoy Smith was a visitor or
her sister, Mary Hurst, at Ashland
Thursday.-. .'
Major Livingston and sister re
turned recently to tholr countrv
homo north ot Jacksonville after
snenilliig the winter In Florldu.
They have house guosta from the
east this week. '
Harry Holms of near Copper was
n iiiisliiesH visitor Wednesday.-
Mrs. Van Winkle snu anuKiiior,
Mrs. French, spent pint of last
week In Vreka, Cal.
Tho IHircus society of Jackson'
vlllo Advontlst ladles met at the
homo or Mrs. Nettle Jones Wednes
day afternoon and did sewing, lor
a bazaar which they aro planning.
Frank Ulrlch of Ashland was vis
iting riienila and relatlvos in our
city Hunday.
The school children ar6 busy pre
paring fur the county track meet
to he held' In Modroid the latter
part of this' month. '"
A mliiHll'ol show was put on bV
Ihe Jacksonville Cirniigii at the U
S. hall last Friday evening. This
was enjoyed by the large crowd at
tend Inn-.
The dance given by tho Chamber
of Commerce at the II. S. hall Sat
urday evening was very succosstul
both socially and financially. The
musli! was furnished by tho Jack
sonville orchestra. 1 ''
Mrs. Lulu- Saulsherry has beun
111 the past few days at hor home
here.
Mr. Illxby, who was ill for soma
time at his home east, of town, is
much Improved.
Mrs. KnlH Chapman or Gold 11111
was visiting her staler, Mrs. Her
bert Hiinnu, Tuesday' of this week.
Miss Wilms Shuly spent the week
end at tho homo of hor parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shuly, In I'
l in I Point.
ime here Friday morning.
.Mr. Mavs ol .Mcdrord was a vis
Mrs. Harold Crump spent Satur
day and Sunday at tho Crump home
on Appleguto..
Cliff iHiniiluglon, Miss Alice
irooin and Miss McCully motored
I.. Ashland Sunday afternoon.
.li..re M1ss McClllly Vlsltll.l hor
fiiemi. MrH. Hell Parsons.
Mr. and Mra. James Pelton or
Klamath Falls were calling on their
ri-ienilH here Monday. I hey recent
ly returned from lxis Angeles,
wl-eio Ihoy spent Ihe winter.
CHEAP BUTTER GOES
UP PORTLAND TODAY
LocaT radio fans enjoyed a
rfiiappy hour of popular danee mu
sic last evening, when the "Copeo
Syncopators" came on the air from
II to 10 p. m. This seven-piece
da nee ha nd seof ed a decided hit
during the regular Tuesday even
ing program of the California
Oregon Power company. t
The next Copeo hour, which Is
scheduled for Tuesday, April It,
will feature Miss Betty Brown
In a popular return of her recent
pipe or?ran recital.
HEADACHE
RELIEVED
QUICKLY
Tail Portly Vtf.t.bl. Pin
quickly corrects the
digestive distur
bances, removes the
kJ CARTERS!
PORTLAND, Ore.. April 10. (P)
Prime firsts in butler advanced
haf a cent to 4 3 '4 cents today,
while flrsta went up 1 cent to 43c.
pjXtras and standards remained at j
44c. Intestinal poisons, and sick head-
- I ache auicklv disannpars. Vnnrwholn
system enjoys a tonic effect, consti
i patlon vanishes, and you reel a re
j newed vigor. Avoid bromides atid
' dope.they are depresslngand harm ful.
All Druggists 25c and 7lic red pltgs.
CARTER'S USi PILLS
THE MARKETS
Owners of
Ddd ee- Trucks
call it
PAY LOAD
Your pay load is the load of actual' met
chandise you deliver the load of the actual
commodity you haul whatever the size of
the truck, whatever-the nature of the load.
There is no profit in hauling the truck
itself, or the body. That's expense.
Dodge Truck owners know the dollars-and-cents
meaning of Pay Loads. That's why
there are so many Dodge owners, j
' Excess weight was engineered out of Dodge
Trucks long ago.
For your information for comparison, and?
we invite it we will be glad to go into
the'detail of sizes, weights and prices
on the 51 standard Dodge Truck Chassis.
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., April 10. (fP)
CATTI.K AND CALVES Steady.
No receipts.
UOtlS Talking steady on slaugh
ter classes. Receipts Itifi.
SI1KHP AND 1.AM.HS CJuotuhly
steady. No receipts.
Produce
PORTLAND. Oru., April JO. P)
Wholesale prices:
LUTTrcU Kxtras, 41c; prime
firsts, 4;!',4c; rirsls, 43c; standards,
44c.
IOeks. milk, poultry, onions, pota
toes, wool. nuts, hay, cascara bark
and hops nil steady and unchanged.
San Francisco Butterfat
SAN FHANCISCXJ, Cal., April 10.
-(TP) Hutterfat f. o. b. San Fran-
37
ISIS
THEATRE
Tonight
A story of a Big; Town
Vamp and Two Small
Town Romeoa.
If you're full of aches and
ills don't swallow those
nasty pills take a dose of
laughs and thrills
AT OWEN CAMP TWO
0Vi:N-01!H(10N LUMWOlt CO.!
l-AMP NO. 2. Anril 10 (Special l !
A beautiful while blanket of
anew covers tho ground and Is
about nlno Inches deep.
Conditions in the woods ollMon-l , IflPQUELINE
day, the 8th, were bud for falling j tKflu . si flkl UIII
timber and Mr. Walter Zeidlerl KUAN t,JtVt HU
ot Jacksonville, and Joe Hall of
.Medford, both motored home until
weather conditions settle. Iiiny
other employes did likewise.
A. E. Kdwards ot Applcgnto
baa joined the employ of Owcn
OroKun Lumber Co. Camp 2.
Since .Murih I an nvei-imo nf
15 curs of lugs bus been hauled
from Camp - to Mdford.
Swamping crews and tractor
bunching ci-cwh are at a stiind-
wllll llllf. tl, lll'IIW SIH1W.
SPORTS LIGHT
ADDED ATTRACTIONS -COMEDY
"FIXING FATHER" .
1000 Laughs 10C0
ALWAYS
10 and 15
H'olllrlhlllcd)
Now that the ati'liml "lie has
been m-clircil for Medford and ltn
vleltilty, every' olio Is becoming
more iilr-nilliilcd tluill ever.
The Medford unit of the Amer
ican Legion .Auxiliary has "ecureil
the services of the four lady flyers.
llcciiKfd lo pilot transport, to
gather III the passengers during
the Auxiliary Air IX-rl.y. Amelia
lirliitrl "" tlniytilll. "Itlllli Nichols''
Dully. I'hiiel.c Omlle" Tliilruin
uml "Lady Mury lleuih" Nlehnls
lliu fiyers of l.ic four trans
ports. i oe flyers entering Hie field
Thursday. April II mid wHLniiikc
Hie first stop Siitiii'iluy. April 1.1.
Monday. April 15 will bet-In the
iinn-stiip flight until April when
the I'lirnirK test will be ileeiileil
and it medal ' distinguished ser
vice awarded tne winner of the
derlly.
Passengers will lie reiidy with
the fare, which Is this years mem
bership iW-'s. so as to make pos
sible Me,li'd's imotil when tile
national president. Mrs. Iloycc
riikleu Jr.. arrives April -.lib
pmiiii j
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" The comrlrte line otTrucki, Bue nnd Motor Coche nunilhetiiu'd "TI
br Orah.m Brothers .ubldli.rjr of Dodse Brolher) now lake, the I
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to Dodse Brother, atondarda. ore aold. as they alwaya have been
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Eakin Motor Co.
16-18 So. Fir Phone 304
SEC U S SAT Or S.
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FABRIC FASHION
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Arsenate of Lead
Sold by
Stewart Fruit Company
Robert T. Cochran
E. VV. J. Hearty, Inc.
Pinnacle Packing Company
American Fruitgrowers
5 Steinhardt & Kelly
Southern Oregon Sales. Inc.
J. C. Herring, Representative
Phone 1457