Medford mail tribune., April 11, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

MGB TWO
T ocal arid
J' Personal
; Thn orchard men anil their
smudging ertfwa, including many
high school boys, - had a much
aeadrd rest ond good nit-lit' Bleep
. laat night because, of the cloudlwm
and rain, the latter nmounciiiR to
.46 of an Inch more to be added
to the total since September 1
laat. : There ' had' Ucen MniudKlm
every night this week until taut
night. Following the cloudlncHB
and light idiowera of rain today. at
times probably rain and moderate
temperature la the foreeaHt for tho
weather of tonight and Friday.
' Notice! .' Protect your new lawn
with metal eavea troughs. Call
41.1. Medford fihect letal Works.
719 No. Central. 20"
Rucker's Taxi. Phono 68. Rates
20o. Prompt aervlce. lit
' Mr. and Mrsi Howard Schorer ar
rived hero this morning from Port
land after a four days' business
trip.
, Call or phpne to tho American
Laundry for a free bundle of wash
nets. Useful for many things, such
as mop rags, dish towels, and pot
holders. S3
' Oct your 1 key "for tlio mystery
trunk, Jackson BprlriKs .Club. .Sat.
night. " ' M
The condition of J. M. Samuels,
,who was struck by a motor staac
In Central Point early thla week,
was reported to be still critical
this forenoon at the Sacred Heart
hospital. Ileporta that ho had
walked Into the side or the moving
stage -whon struck 1 were held
groundless today.
. Notice! '.Protect fc'our now lawn
with metal eaves troughs. Call
111. Medford Sheet Metal Works.
Sit No. Central. ' ' 26
Dyngc's old-time novolty dance,
Nat. Thursday and Saturday. 24
Ouests from a distance registered
At Medford hotels Include Mr. and
Mrs; W. B. Edison of Irvington,
N. T., Tom Jones, C. Row of Chi
cago, P. A. Smith of 8t. Lonla. H.
K. ' Hoffman of New York City,
Iroy P. Turner of Port Bill, Okia.,
and Lloyd lliightman of Rochcstor,
n. y. ' "-
Heat your orchard with kindling,
Mocks and slabs. Tel. 681, Med
ford Fuel Co. tf
Money loaned to worthy people
to pay their honest debts. Thomas
Realty Co., Km. 12, Palm Blk., cor.
Main and Front, upstairs. ID
Mr; and Mrs. M. K. Men-Ill re
turned yesterday from Seattle.
Wash., whero they spent some
time ' on businewr and pleasure.
They were accompanied homo by
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Armprlest of
Kalem, who will visit for several
daya with Mrs. Armprlest's pnr
ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Masden
of ftouth Central avenue.
The Woman's Association of the
Presbyterian church will hold n
food snle at Scott Woolt'e store,
S11-W. Malu Bt Sat'Aprll 1 8'. ;S 1
Humane Society. needs your help.
Join today. ' 28
Krriest Lough rldgo, former eduli
ty commissioner, was in the city
today from his farm on tho Apple:
gato river. Ho slates thnt tiio re.
cent frosts have killed the greater
portion of tho nenrh btume in his
vicinity. Grants Pas Courier.
Oladlolus bulbs and bulblcts,
wholesale und retail, or I will let
them out on shares. H. J. Taylor,
T4 Hawthorne, Grants Pass, Ore.
24
Mealy Klamath Netted Gem po
isons, jo ibs. for i.:;: go iis.
tie. Delivered any plaeo in city.
Johnson's Mnrketj 6th and Grape
St. Phono 7. , sotf
i Jeff Brophy of Chiloquln Is
spending acvoral daya In Meildn-d
visiting rclaVves. Mr. JBroifhy was
chief of police, in this city many
years ago.
Mixed Dahlia bulbs, lOo each.
Monarch Seed Co. Ill
School children's pet show, Arm
ory. April 20. 2tl
Oregon stands second ntuonir
states In lumber production, nr
rordlng to a report of the stale
forestry department. The 128 cut
was 4.126.000.UU0 feet, tho manu
factured value of which was more
than 1100,000.000.
Bring your Invalids nnd old peo
ple to tho Ashland Convalescent
and Rest Home. v
Get your key for the mystery
trunk, Jackson Springs Club. Nut.
night. es
a. aivoron complaint, imsrd on
erucl nnd Inhuman treatment, was
fllod yesterday in circuit court by
Roxle Hlggs against o. H, Riggs.
The oouple woro married In Jlai rl
mari, Tenn., In 1911, and have five
ahlldren. A divorce stilt was filed
by Harold Smith against Louise
Smith on grounds of cruel and In
human treatment. The couple were
married In Vreka. Cal., May 28,
1927.
' Tou have tho babies. We have
the announcement cards, (jivcm's.
j ' ' ,. 24'
) These dogs don't need a license r
'Pnochle Pets." at Kw-i'in'n.
I- . ..... '. . ii
r
Say!
hftvB you triod Fluh
hcr's new 100 per cent
Whok Wheat Bread?
Contains absolutely no
whit flour and a mini
mum of sugars.
i Chauneey Florey was attending
to business matters in Grants Puss
yesterday. , . . , . .
: Hose mending,1 runners removed
and snags worked back. Handi
craft Shop. 21Htf
You arc urged to become a mem
ber of the Humane Society. All it
costs is $1 a year. - 26
Guests from Portland at Med
ford hotels include D. T. Hillings.
J. L. Chnudvln. K. IJ. Duffy, H. M.
Mooru, C. J'J. Sund,' K. A. lCriek,
Mr. and Mis. M. K. .McAllister, It.
K. Lee, Mr. und Mis. G. H. Jtum
buugh, K. It. Iloenier, Kd Adams.
.Mr, and Mrs. K. J. O'Donnell. Miss
Clara O'Donnell, M. C. Vranizun,
J. B. KmUh, V. V. Legier, Mr. und
Mrs. A. A. Kuyser, A. K. Uenson,
Gluvor Tyler, F. W. Dickinson, C.
A. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. G. !;
Lcrnan, W. L. Ucyer and 11. O.
White.
Hoiv to have foot comfort.' An
excluslvo foot service given free by
the 11. M. Dept. Store Thursday.
- 2(l
Dynge's old-time novelty dance.
Nut. Thursday and Saturday. 24
Let me write your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengtvaid, Hotel Holland.
Phone 993. tf
Frank O'ltell, who was stricken
with pneumonia two months ago.
is still a putien't at the Saered
Heart hospital and i reported to
be In an Improving condition. . ,
Foot ronifort expert from Chi
cago will bo at tho M. M. Dept.
Store all day Thursday. Freo dem
onstration. ' 20
Marcels 7 So and $1 at Bowman's
Beauty Shop. Phono 07. : 26
A ner power line, costing a for
luno. Is to be constructed by the
California Oregon Power company
to Marshfleld, reports I. O. Craw
ford of Medford, who Is connected
wit hthe company. Tho line Is In
tended to greatly increase the pow
er resources required by tho grow
ing industries of Coos Bay and
towns In between. Mr. Crawford is
registered at the Hotel Portland.
The Oregonian.
Dressmaking, smocking nnd but
tonholes. Tho Fashion Shop, 424
Medford Bldg. Phone 1181. 1 3tf
' Bring your foot troubles to the
M. M. Dept. Store Thursduy. Free
advice by Dr. Kcholl's expert.' 20
The Crater I.nko Guild will meet
Monday evening at .the home of
Sirs. II. R. Marsh. 43:Nortll Peach.
Mrs. TCdllh Thompson and Mrs.
Don kewbury will assist the hostess.
Heat your orchard with klmllnlg.
blocks and slabs. Tol. 031, Med
ford Fuel Co.' tf
Glitter wax; a modoilng wax for
children, bright colors, non-greasy.
Medford Book Storo. 10
Pat Bishop, senteneod to two
years in the state penitentiary last
month on u check forgery charge.
hud a bud record before coming
to Medford. nccordlng to lnformu:
lion rocelvnd today bv the sheriff's
office. Bishop had been In prison
ori five different charges with
terms of from one to two years.
Dry plno slabs, J 5 load. Tel.
631. Medford Fuel Co.; 8i4tf
Blrlhiluy cards at Swom's. 24
; l.oo Grocnleo.- ami Dalbert. An
derson of Medford spent tile past
week end visiting in Klamath Falls.
Dr. Seholl's Foot Expert will be
at tho M. M. Dept. Store all day
Thursday. 20
'The new twotono twist candles.
20o nnd 25c per pair. Medford
Bonk Store. 19
' The Southern Pacific station Is
undergoing a thorough spring
cleaning this week. The walls aro
being scraped and brushed, and
will be painted a new nnd attrac
tive color. The woodwork portion
of the wells, the doOr and benches
will also be given a new coat 'of
varnish, in order to give tho whole
station u polished appearance.
Dance. Gold Hill Sat. night. 22
Factory hlixiks, S6 lond. Tol. 031.
Medford Fuel Co. ' 32ltf
Officers of Capital post No. 9,
American Legion, ut Salem, trav
eled In Portland to put on the In
itiatory work for Portland's , new
enst side post of the 'legion, last
night. Mora .than 100 candidates
received tho rites. This was the
second meeting of the new poet.
Cheap dry lumber nt Medford
Lumber Co. 237tt
Yeomuii Musqucradc. W. O. W.
hall, I'll; eve.. April US. Lunch.
21
William T. l,ro, county utirMM)r,
who has been convalescing ut Jack
sonville, is much betler and ex.
peets lo return homo In about n
week, according to Glen Terrlll
deputy county ussessor, who with
Mrs. Tnrrlll vlslled In Inn vnlle
lown and ftt Ashland over the week
end. ; "mil" is recovering from an
attack of Influeii7.a and rheuma
tism. During his absence Mr. Tor
rill has taken over the duties of
administering the assessor's oflce
Klamath News.
Take your films to Bwcm's for
master photo finishing. 24
Upholstering Call Jacksonville
203. jxe
Fourteen out of the state curs
registered here yesterday with the
local state auto traffic bureau
Yesterday was another record-
lireakcr In the issuance of dog II
censes at the county clerk's office
when lno licenses were Issued to
Medford and county dog owners,
making o total of 721 licenses Is
sued to date. Tho rush was so
heavy yesterday that the office ran
out of receipt books and lags, and
was today awaiting a now supply.
Highest grade Utah coal, any
sIko, anywhere, any amount. Han
sen Coal Co. Phono 239. tf
Wedding anniversary curds nt
Swem's. 24
Among Cullfnrnlans registered at
Medford hotels arc Chus. B. Wood
of Sacramento, It. A. Anderson.
11. A. Pfelfcr and li. M. C.atewoAl.
Jr., of Los Angeles, H. A. Olds and
C. Huss of Oakland, Geo. F. Pyth.
Ian and family of Salinas. R. H.
Thomas and family of Glendale.
an dthe following from San luil
elsco: Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Carcv.
J. R. Knight. O. L Foland. J. M,
Rogers and A. R. Wltloughby.
Heat your orchard with kindling,
blocks and slabs. Tel. (0., Med
ford Fuel Co. ' tf
Hot, clean coal. Tel. Gil. Med
ford Fuel Co. 324tf
Dan Barron, well known toi
character, celebrated his .Td
birthday anniversary Monday, and
received the felicitations of his
many Ash In ml friends. Aitland
Tidings.
Dance, Gold, Sat. nlBh,tv.S?
HfEDFOTlT) MATL
IrrZt
nuod at
forenoon to D. O. Hundnom of
Trull, K. JVI. CftJto ot Gold JIlll,
C. O. Powell of Central Point, John
I'pftrco of Talent, W. Klin bull of
Medford nnd Kdwurd Doylo of
KukIo Point.
Teornan Masquerade. AV, O. W.
hull, Kri. eve., April 12. launch, j
' 21
If Murvln Harriet Is Huecojwful
In defeating Dr. K. La n tin and
lU'Klnuld Klfer, he will have an
opportunity of pluyhiK N. Fuji for
flrnt place in tho city three-cushion
billiard tournament. At the pie
' ent time, Barrlck and Fuji und tied
for first place, hut the former has
two Kunioa to play, while Fuji hun
none.
Window tflanH, all hI.vh; uJmo plato
(flaf. Trowhridge Cabinet WkH. tf
HlliiK of . tho-Kedwood highway
HlarlH within a Hhort time, ntutusj
3C Chandler, dlviHlon highway
entrlneer. All. Chandlfr hjivh that '
oh Moon a the weather KetH warin
r the oillnK eqfpmenl will he plac
ed on the highway and the 17 rnllen
between Hhatluuk corner and Deer
creek will he oiled without delay.
Grant Pass Courier.
Oat those fendertj' and auto
hodlcH Htralghtened at Brill's Sheet
Metal WorkH, oppoiiltc Iewia Super
Service Station. Phone 418, tf
Hoyu on the east aide ot the city,
who have been playing and 'de-
Mtroylnp property ii round tlio Ke-
mon rock crusher near Hear creek,
aro warned by tho police depart
ment to desiHt from xurlhor de
struction and to stay away from
the property entirely.
Cheer up the person who is ill
with a "tret weH" card from Hwem's.
24
The ifledford Garden club will
hold a mile next Saturday nt the
public market, of roots, bulbs nnd
plants and will be under the direc
tion of Mrs. C. J. Kemon of the
club. Mod ford residents interested
In plan time flower garden nro
urged to visit the booth, which
has Indications of being a rcKular
part of the market for n short time.
Dunce. Clold Hill Kat. tilnlit. 22
"The ground js pretty dry for
this time of the year out my way,"
xald 1 toil ben Johnson in Medford
today from his ranch In the Ealo
Point tllslriet. "My crops aro pret
ty well In," ho continued, "and
I've Kt some corn planted, but
to make the crops do well we need
a lot of rain." Mr. Johnson -has
been a resident of the Kngle Point
section for many years and former
ly operated a livery stable in Cen
tral Point, where It Is now serving
as n repair irarae.
Cheap lumber nnd cedar posts.
Medford lAimber Co. 237tf
Construction work on the first
stnte highway paving project ever
to he undertaken In Klamath coun
ty began hist Monday morning on
a four-mile section of The Dulles
California highway south of Klam
alh Falls. The road will first he
regruded and straightened and
luleft paved.
Thut good coal--ow In ash. Han
sen Coal Or. Phorte-iZaOi v tf
A man Is inu-y tearing down a
house on the Alice .tlanley place
on the Jacksonville-Central Point
roud, formerly ued as a ranch
house. It haH no history and if
not old enough to bo a landmark.
However, the owner regarded it Is
something of an eyesore. "It i not
a very old house." said Miss Man
ley over tho telephone this morn
ing. "It was only built about AO
years ago."
Cheap lumber and cedar posts.
Medford Lumber Co. 237tf
Included nmong the Oregonluns
at local hotel are AW VI. nod AV.
Karl He ha Or and Will It. Urk of
Salem, U Halston of Dallas. W. J.
Milieu of Newbcrg, Jttines H. Tier
ney of Kugene and Ky lintler pf
Uoseburg.
Fresh Hhlpmonts of smolt arriv
ing dally. Free dollvqry uny place
In city, Johnson's Market, Phone
0T. 33Stf
Building perm It h were Issued to
day and yesterday by the city to
Mid, Pen Trowbridge to construct
a porch at HuTi AVcst Fifth street,
at a cost of llfrO, and to 1,.
Kle to repair a dwelling uu South
Oakdale at a cost of MtUio. The
dwelling was gutted hy fire last
summer and the building will have
to be praetoially rebuilt.
Yeoman Masquerade. O. AV,
hall, Frl, eve.. April 12. I.uneh
21
Judge Arlle CI. AValker, who was
to have opened court at UallsH,
it iv,, Inst Monday, tnlegraphevl
Chief. (Justice Coshow of the ptnte
supreme court that he was 111 and
would nof 1e able to leave his
homo for ft week. Another Judge
was assigned to the Polk county
court.
Factory blocks, (! load. Tel. 6,11.
Medford Fuel Co. S24tf
Hilly Kilwards. Kansas City
wrestler, was expected to arrive
In Medford today from Portland
in preparation for his mntch here
tomorrow night with Sailor Jack
Wood at the Armory. Kd wards
has been wrestling numerous
matches in the northern end of the
state und In Washington and if
said to be in the pink of condition
Dance. Gold Mill Sat. night. 22
Slow driving Is necessary to
avoid accidents In making the trip
over Green Springs highway, ac
cording to A. S. liosenhaum of
the Southern Pacific, who return
ed from the vatley ' last night,
Klamath Fall Herald
Ladles and. children's hair-cut-ling.
Naih Tiarber Shop. 34
A demurrer waa fihid at the
eounty clerk's office today by At
torney Harry skyranan In the ae
lion of E. C. Corn ngalnxt O. H.
Skeate nnd Catherine Skeate for
the recovery of $950 alleged to be
due on a real cytato deal. The
demurrer, based on four causes,
w ill be argued In circuit court next
Saturday morning.
Post Utah coal - hot and clean
Tel. 031. Modford Fuel Co. 3S4tf
Guests from the state of AVash
lugtnn at local hotels Include IT.
H.' Martin of Chehalts and U C.
Hchuelle and Chas. Gitwon of Se
attle. Dry fir tla !. $ load. Tel (31.
Mtdford Fuel Co. 324tf
The Jaeksonville P. T A. will
hold Its meeting April lath In
stead of April 12th. a ittated In the
Jacksonville Items yesterday.
That good coallow In ash. Hnn
'sea Co Co, Phone f 39 It
TRrRTTSTE, afEDFORT),
TELLS HOW'OFFICEirSHGT MOTHER
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Gerald De Klrig, 12, on witness stand at coroner's inquest Into
shooting of his mother by a deputy sheriff during dry raid- at-Aurora
III. j Gerald wounded deputy. Jury held officer' Jo mansiauahter, !
The Daughters of Veterans .will
meet at the Armory Friday even
ing nt 8 o'clock.
, Dewltt' Plainer, retired sea cup-
tain, who look a homcsteud across :
the Koguo river opposite tho Klkj
Creek hatchery sometime ago, hasi
built. a nice log home He crosesl
the river on a cable,-- Jl. Ii.l
Voung a retired merchant,, lives!
with' him. , )
Mis. Jien Trowbridgc-Tms a telo-l
gram from her father, John V. 1 " "" .t uuen en-
Johnson, who with Scott Davis 1 KB-'d for some time past, with the
has been touring the Orient, sailed 1 co-operation ami guidance of Coun
on the President Polk; from New I ty Agent It. G. Fowler, in waging
i ork today and will return home j
via ( tjio" Panama; qannl and Sun j
l'raneluco. They1 expect to arrive
Mi Medford May 2nd.
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FOUND ATM
Charged with operating a still
two miles south of Wlnier, 'a. H.
Ko.se and 1 oin .7. Owens were
plated In tho county jail early this 1
afternoon by Deputy .Sheriffs Paul
and louis Jennings, who made the
arrest shortly before noon.
That they found 150 gallons of
mash and the still In operation
when they raided tho camp tp the
in.. WrinW V.nU.v ,.m.,,,h.L, .A'aKttiiiHt giouiul stiuiiToJs , and o'her
. ... iu i,,,,,,!,,, ,,, ,' .. .
fore Judge Norton's court Hmrued
, , , ,
with setting up and operating l ie
u(1n .7 ...in i ' j . ,h :
lag
in Justice court, the technical
ohurge as yet unannounced.
Col. U. V. Welcli. conunar.fter of
the INdth Inianlry, Oregon Xatlonal
(JiiHid. will visit tho local guard
unit next Wednesday evening, April
17, fur a Hhort. inspection. While
not following military duties Colo
nel Wt'lch is asrtessor for Multno
mah county, with headquarters at
Portland. A 10U per cent atlentl
anco of guardsmen is expected.
BOLT. Kliwibeth Bolt, a resi
dent of Gold lllll I'M tlm past 2'
years, passed tinny at (but. pluer
at noon Wedii"iilay at the ng of
K5 years. IJiree months anil eight
lays, hfhe was born in CiiMinauy
on January 1SI1, and caun to
this country at the aue of four
years, and spent her early life at
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Besides a host of friends, Mrs.
Bolt lenves four children, George
N. Bolt of Murshficld, Ore., Rev.
Sister lieonellu. SeaUle; Mrs. N, (1.
McVay, Crescent City, Cal.. and J.
K. Bolt, Gold Hill; alfo one gram)
son, John Palmer of Gold lllll,
Deecaned was a member of tlio
Cold lllll Rebekah Uniiv,
Funeral services in care of Con
ger funeral parlors, will bo held
ut the residence In Gold Hill at l
p. m. Friday. Interment will fol
low In Jacksonville cemetery.
BANT A Plorlmlu llulda Bantn
passed away ut tln Ssertd Heart
hospital April 10. 1!) after a brief
illness of one week. Klorinda was
born In Aberdeen, Calif.. Sept, 2 ft,
1 1 - 4 and was four years, nix
months nnd 15 days of age at tho
time ot her Heath. She was a very
lovable child, and was win her
father at every opportunity.
ISvorythlng possible wus adminis
tered for tho little girl, but her
ctrengih way not enough to over
come her sirkness. The little girl
leaves her mother and father, Mr.
and Mrs. I.esier T. Bauta. Two
sisters. Bertha Itm and Betty Joan
and oim brother. Lester "William.
The date and time of the funeral
servlee will be aunmineri. by the
Perl Funeral Home at a later date.
Mr. and Mr. Clarence Pieron
are the parents of a inn en-pom td
hoy, born at the Community Hos
pital April 13.
.Mr. and Mrs. C. L. BuenlHiry
of Gold Hill are the parents o( a
7 pound, 13 ounce boy, born at the
Par red Heut Hospital thl.s min
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Obituary
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j Births
OHFION". TTTTTTJSDAY.
ON SQUIRREL-PEST
11
rpin ..,.(,,.. . i " .. ' ,
, , " ,u,t"
war on the ground squirrels and
'still are, hy scattering poison about
In advaniUKeoiis places to extorml-
nato or control these peuts, which
do so much dnmuKo to cropB. The
larniers ot euch coniintiniiy prnvhuj
j their own poison and Mr. Fpwler
mixes it for them In tile right pro-
portion to he the most effective.
: Kepoiis rencli .Medford from
Isoine rural sections of .tho county
that the ground squirrels are more
numerous than ever this spring.
They may he more numerous, as
these repoi-ts say. hut it is also
possible that, while they arc pot
nioro numerous generally than in
' past years, they appear to be so
some localities because they
, , . , .
,m,t,: "u'" , 1 , u'
ties and hunched up there, from
other localities.
Ahoue eight tons of poisoned
grain were used In Oregon by ro
dent control workers in conjunc
tion with the county agricultural
agents, in the spring campaign
.Injurious
rodents duritig .March.
according to Iru X. Gal)ri(;lsi)n, tlic
state leader in such control work.
.siaio leaner in h r n com oi work
r, , , .
This war against the gray digircr
to he waged extensively during
April In the various counties of
the- stale. In onlor lo control as
anicli as possible the pests before
their yoiuiK are born in -May.
to meet in mm
Kulelmn Temple No. 1 3, Daugh
ters; of the Nile will meet on Sat
urday, A lull lUtli at :(Mi p. in. in
Ashland at tin Masoiiir Temple.
Lunelieon will bp served by the
ICastem Star Social Hub in the
Masonic dining room at I " : 30.
Mrs. Geo. K. Bumlhurg of Grants
I'ass. ouen oY the temple will pre
side and desires a gnod attendance
as de lev; ales to the supreme sesMon
ip Angeles In May are to b
selected at this mpetiiig-
TROTZKY IS REFUSED
BKUI.IX, April 11 Wi The cab
Inet today deoided to refuse the
request of leon Trot.ky, former
soviet le.uler ami now In exile in
Turkey, for adutlssion to Germany.
4 SpiH'Ull 1 411111111111
fa Medford Lodge No
Vyf F. A. M., Fiidi
' X 12, 7:30 p. m. Wi
Special Cimmunicatioii
ge No. loi, A.
liday. April
ork in F.
degree. By order of AV. M.
i M. MnrsToN, Wv.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
TIIKK K SXAPH
We have a Kl,,,d ti-room home on
pavement, with nice fireplnee
and blp Kanme. $3401); $1UU
ertsh. balance like rent.
Alo Gooil ft -room home on pave
ment with hd. vd. In livinw rm.,
nice fireplnee and good tiaraue,
$.1i:.o; ?100 ctttih, balance like
rent.
Aalso ti-room home on' pave
ment, with Irtl. Mil. in liv. rm..
fireplace. 54-"0; cash, bal
ance like rent.
CHACNCKY Fl.OBWV.
2tl Fti-rt National Bank.
FOB sai.i: tlt TK.UH; pine
pMlur'e polree pup. 7 mo. .old.
lit. 3. Box IJP-A. I.. Mnrra. 3
BOOK ' 4 -room Spanish stucco;
electric runt;e. omo furniture,
hllrdwood floors, furnace, ce
ment basement, garatce, eovner
lot. No tetler material and
fixture ran powslhlv he lined in
a Jiome. Cost ulmoi't twice what
1 am asking. Low ibwn pay
ment: eay termf. Owner IP now
at 34."i N. Bartlett, Jl
W AXTKD To buy r.n oiqIO head
ewe sheep. V. O. Box a. Talent.
FOB SABF. Tent house Inquire
Pat's Second Hand Store. 21
AVAN'TKP Bull calf a
old. phone S.'.J. Jacks
few davit
nvtlle. tf
APIiTL U, 3920.
VOTE TO If EACH
GOV. HUEY P. LONG
PATOX POL'dK, li. April U
(Hi Tho house of representatives
of the Louisiana legislature today
voted Impeaehment charges of
bribery against Coventor Iluey P
ong. .
Specifically, the churgo is thai,
the governor offered Kepresentu-1
lives Adolpho (Jueymard of iher-1
villo Parish, and Kelix Dcluune j
of 8(.. Charles Purish, remunera- (
tiyo employment in return . for s
their support of administrative;
measures. i
The- governor further .was
charged with having t offered fi-i
nuncial assist a nee to Oueymard. j
HAL! ROYAL ROMANCE
SOFIA, Bulgarlaf April 11. (P)
Religious obstacles today seemed
destined to prevent his proposed
Wedding with Princess' Giovanna
of Italy and talk arose of a possi
ble alliance with the Grand Duch
ess VlaJlmlrovlteh, 1 '.i year old
daughter of flraiiU puke Cyril,
recognized as head of tho Roman
off family by many Russian royal
ists. Information In diplomatic circles
here was that both the Vatican
and the Bulgarian church declined
to yield sufficient ground to make
the alliance with Princess Giovan
na possible. It was skid the pope
refused the Italian princess a dis
pensation to marry King Boris
unless offspring of the union were
r'$rfcd i in the Roman Catholic
faith.
LOS AXGKLKS. April 11. (P A
suit seeking an accountin? of pro
fits estimated at $1'. 300, 000 was
filed in federal court today by 11.
C. Wltwer, author, cjiarging the
Harold Lloyd Corporation, film
producers, with using the charac
ters and plot of his story, "The
lOmanclpation of Rodney," ' in a
film, "The; Freshman. ' ' '
SI'OKANi;. Wash.. April 1 1 -(!')
Two Oregon educators today ap
peared to be favored for the presi
dency of the Inland Empire Tdu
eaifon association, now lit its an
nual convention here.
diaries A. Hiee, superintendent
f schools of Portland, and Arleigh
Hampton, head of Astoria schools,
had sufficient support to lead the
field,, following tho withdrawal, of
George W. Jlug, head of . Salom
rehonls.
FOR
20 YEARS
SAME OFFICE
SAMI SERVICE
EVERY FORM
R. A. HOLMES
INSURANCE
AGENCY
Jackson Co, Bank Bldg, Phone 444'
SINCE 1909
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
. This Week
Jarmin & Woods
Jaines McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
A HAWIOV WE EVENT
LEWIS SUPER SERVICE
Phone 1300 Phil B. Lowd. Mgr.
' - . i rrq
NO SNAP JUDGMENT GUiNAN ACQUITTED
on RaiEfY hoover; on LIQUORCHARGE
: e
WASHINCTOX, April 11. iff)
President Hoover told a sub-com-pilttee
of the si-natf ugiieullure
conimitii e today that he could give
no off-hand opinion on the na
tional Grange's proposal for an
export bounty plan In the proposed
ngrletrltural relief bill, i
"Something New Every Day9'
UBJiOFFN
MID MONTH
CLEARANCE
of early spring merchandise
HATS
'..'.i J: straws and felts '
27 real values 12 real values
$3.95 S6.95
DRESSES
32 only especially selected values
$16.95
very KAYSER HOSE special
.1 pr. $1.50
2 n 2.73
,3'pr. .4.00
1 pr.
2 pr.
3 pr.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY
Note: Smart new wash frocks arriving daily
"Smartness Without Extravagance"
N
O
w
-IT'S ALL TALKING
, WERE YOU THERE?
Did it scare you? . , , .,
Did vou think the e or ill a shot the arrnui?
And didn't you laugh yourself sick af j
that funny Louise Fazenda? , ,
IT'S THE TALK ON
EVERY CORNER TODAY
MAD1'
THE JUNGLE MYSTERY ' '
H. B. WARNER
Louise Fazenda Claude Gillingwater
ALSO
2 BIG ACTS
, OF
TALKIES
GEORGE
WHITING
and
SAOIE
BURT
The Neil Sisters
"Blondes Thst :
Gentlemen '
Prefer"
Admission
Matinees
" 10 and 35
Evenings
25 and 50
TT
NKW YORK.. April 11. Pj
tv f.nh.ati was ucnultted hv a
i federal court jury today, of main-
jtainit.K a nuisance at tue aion
'Royale. where she Js hostess and
! where the gu nmem charsea Uu
nor wan sold. "
$1.0")
:).()()
5.00
1 pr. $2.50 .
2 pr. 4.60
: pr.. . G.50
Four Shows
Daily at
1:30, 3:15, 7, 9
P. M.
; t .'
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