Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 28, 1929, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextVAC.V, TWO MEDFORP MATTj TTJr.nyR, AfFlDFORD, OTCEfiOX. FRIDAY. JUSTE 2fi, 1020. L LAKE HiGHWAY IS i l'OKTI.ANI), Oiv.. June :'K. (4 The ftiiic highway vtnu mission In' f i':;'-ioii lit Thu;sIiy toolt kIuk tnwinl icmI imI n tr truck ImitiH bchij: h.tulco over 'rater l,:ik. highway, conicmllhj,' th:ii t.ic hihwity 1m iiiiiini!ly a tourist mini, a iiif;n- way of Ihf pe(jlc. The ci mmission prop' ed (lint i truck lod he reiiuci-d to u' I ti,aijO-uund limil instead of' L'l'.lilin pouiils thai now prevail. ' ( , diiii'N, crduiiiissioiier. 01 j .Medford, dcclar. d that lecently ui truck ciiii-yUiK elicit K.fK't 1kh was seen liavehriK -1& hiIIch an I hour over the ('rater Lake hlh- ' way. The rtilveV rtturind over the route at fiT mile.- an .10 ur. The 1 li-m kman wan invented, fined and j deprivd of hiK lic-nne. j Anions tho bids road today were; I he following: i Approaches to I'nip'iua river ; hrhlco at hcnttshui p- I l!erradirur ami muTju-Iiii; the' Kcene crerk Jenny creek section ! of (irecn Springs highway, 0.(17 j milcM In Jiickson county. i( ('ons'.ruelion of 3.IM miles of UU-foot coticrcle p a v e 111 cut of ; K la math Kails - l.ake'lew section1 In Klamath county. 'j The followiiiK hids were opened j on In-half of various. county j courts.' j lhidK; over Jb-ar creek on Tahle I (orl; road, three utile north t'lVunly. 1 f Medford, for Jackson KOCI'K KiVKIt, dm., June L'S. , (Special I A special meeting of: Che liogue Itlver National Land' Loan association met in Hogue I River Kriilay. O. L. MrCarly. state fire warden, whose henihimirterM am In Ab-d -ford, was a Rogue It Ivor visitor ! Friday. Tunbers are arriving for the con- I struct ion work on the bridge to be rebuilt jmtoph the river. llotfue river Imih been In need of tbiy im prove inenl for some liinn. The rhelps family, who have been living In the old Kissler plaee, left .Monday for Arlington, Washington. T. J. HuglieM of Klamath Kails arrjvod hern last week lo take up a Homestead. CENTRAL PI. REBEKAHS CKXTItAL J'OIXT. (He.. June LX. -(Specinl) The llebekahs will havr a wale of their deltrloim pies Saturday In the building west of (i. K. Fox's office. Lester- Scott, who han been m ployed at Klamath Kallx. vlslfl-d with his parents. Air. and Al K. Scott Sunday anil .Monday. w- ' 1 urn left for ttgden. Ctiih, where he will be employed by Ihc express coni . patty in that city. 11. W. Stearns of .Medford was nj visitor In Central Point Monday. Airs. Wm. Aloore and two daughters, Aliss lraci Aloore and Aim. Westenson, were Sunday ginists of Air. ami Airs. 10. C. Tiber. The ladles are distant relatives of the Tabers. Airs. I). K. Arnlck has gone lo Oakland. Cal.. for n visit. Fran Another Ideal Swiunw (fyke Keeps Indefinitely V.inscU.J cookie-c.ikc h.is "IT." Choc ol.itc shortbrc.iil as delicious as any chocolate cake you ever tasted. And an ingratiating chocolate creamy center Chat adds juil the right taste delight. It keeps indefinitely. Older hy name from your grocer. One of the clidiiv tUTions Qookie (?akcs - TRU-ni.U BISCUIT CO. Spok.,,,,; PortUml, Sean!, SCRIPTURE READiON GREAT LAKE IS 'i IMKUIii:, S. I).. June L'S. (A') A Catholic Htmlent In Hi.- pul.llr j-cImioIs. who refused to aiternl tlit reailint,' of eritluien from tho Kliu; JantcH version of the hllile. was ut ileivd re-admit ted wit hunt a polo try :, (,.( islon yi-hnluy liy tin- .Sou ih lakoia siinremc court. In rcvciinK a cave t'roni MchIc coun ty, the court ordered the nchoo liouivl to permit the htmlent to al hi nl himself during ccrlpture ivafl- .hh. foiu t action wjih lrout;hi amilnnt ilM independent school hoard hy the r, i,,,,. t.r nrH. ()f ., (UYA,n ,,.., t'alholif students who. in Kehru aiy, 1HL'", refused to attend open inn exercises, at which the reading of Hie bible or the repetition of the Lord's prayer had been ordered. The Students were exM'll"il. until they apologized and agreed to com ply with all school regulations. The court held the board's action to be in violation td the const It ut Inn 1 1 rltfbt of religious freeilom. L POINT c :xti;ai, point, on-., jiuk- (Spe ial ) Mrs. A. T. I.athrnp I.uihmI Monday evening fn 1 enter! I honor Ihlrtc of her danghirr, Kathrlii'-'s nth bin Inlay. ( !a mh-s were I pliiyed.aud a Jolly evening spc.m J"lly j Those invlleil ,.were the .Mioses if!ciicvn IJrown Avis Ayer. Helen 1 l.ees, Atary Jane Cowman, Hernh c j Keames, Ituth Haley. Dorothy! j Limbeck, Frances Taber. Janice j I h'.wsi Igrave, Xaomi .lohnson. Ior- olhy Jones. Cci II Humphreys and lather I.athrnp. .Mis. Kay Amir Klamath Kalis an Week at tile Iliilllc Mr. and Airs. II I Some of tlx; Cei and some of th" and baby of vi.-iting tbl if her parents, Scott. nil I'omt I'hfieiliX hoyf, boys Sun -s in cnlx. played Ashland In a bill game day. The scon- sfond 7 h favor of Central I'oinl and I'h Air. and .Mrs. Waller llartle have a little baby daughter, born Wed nesduy. Airs., Alice Self went to I'orjjaml Monday. ClONTItA L 1'tHXT. Oil '2H. (Special ) M Iss Kllla entertained her Sunday '., June I lenson school class with a swimming party at the Helnian hath at Ahland on I Thursday evening. Those who it I tended weri' I lie Al isses Kdna j Shaver, Jail us I lesselgrave, Alary , .laiw Itowman, foroihy Limbeck, ! Jamie I lesHeKrave. Naomi John- sou, Leona Coiuuir, Lonlst' j Alaxlne CroTt. Ititth Hale ! Haley and M ih. Opal llalc I'ltls. Dale Al iss fresh- I Season served delicious menls. Air. ami Airs. J . K. Smith of .Medford have moveil to the L. Hat field house. Mrs. J. Santford Richardson bfl Wednesday f'r Leiliidey. Cal., to attend summer ncIioo. Mayor W. C. I.eever Is liavlng his huuse painted. t Xewspaper a d v ret I s I n g for churches Is advised by the pub- I Nelly , counnltlee "f "' 1'res.by Iterlan eneral assembly. rdGrfu rortDrGad sella I E L 1 m-rntoiT, fi'iAcioss ihu ' troit river, that turbid bouiulary line between a drink of liquor and a dibik ol water legally speaking L'!t7,ai7 gallons of alcoholic bev ( rages were cleared from "anadiau to frilled States ports lat March. In April, the liquor flow consist ed of 17i,:'i0 gallon., in May it wn" 17:'. 472 gallons. The big drop In exports. In the face of more propitious weather for navigating the river, tells the Mtory of tlio beginning of the- pres ent .concentrated move to make the 'boundary unsafe for rum runners. The present push is divided inong three specific arms of the covern men t service, wit h K. II. Norwood of the customs service co ordinating the effort. In the customs service are 1 7t no n. manning -0 fast boats. On laud is an augmented force of pro hibition agents and Increased num bers of automobiles for their use. (in the water, coast guard boats armed wit h one -pounders and h-inaM speedboats of the customs honkr patrol, endeavoring in create a blockade that rum run -n'r will find imposslbk-'to penc trnle. "Pull up and be searched." fre itn litly Is hea i d on the yuU river as t ho border pat red a gents gnet unall craft. If the occupants of the Hinall era ft are peaceably) encaged they usually submit to tbej search. If tinn- is liquor aboard 1 light sometime: ensues. The la -k of the dry patrol Is made anything but eif-y by the f i I Mint il cannot operate in Cn nail la 11 waters. 'I' he Interna 1 1mm I boundary line passes through the Detroit river and at no point is the river much more than a mile in width. In most placet it Is even narrower, and al ways half of it Is recognised as Canadian t-rritoi y. Although the honh-r tiatrol in the Hetn.it dislrb-t la charged with pritrutliru: ap(n-oxiniatey inn mi!: of cast line from Port Huron to the mouth of Lake Krle. its hi-: Job lie;: in the approximately 17 niHcn of Detroit river front Lorn Lai-:- St. ciair to Lake Krie. Along Ibis frtmt on the Canadian side are the several sd-cailed "Lor der t it ies" and not a few liiti,r loading dock. On l lie Alichlgan j side Is tile long Detroit waterfront j with cores of boat wells, docks and other landing plaies. l''arther south are Mich com- 1 munlties as Kcor.a-, Wyandotte ;uid I Trenton, m.'Jting up what is kiionnj in Del roll as the Down Kiver sec tion." The shore line at Kenrc, some of It marshy and some of It 11 m (I w lib boat houses, has been the scene of much rum running and no a few cl ishcs between tin' smugglers and the prohibition en forcement agents. Figures for Canadla n liquor clearances from the ports of Sand wich, Windsor, Walkervllle. Sum bra and Sirnia to the I'nited Slates for t he last year have been com piled by tlx- customs service ami they tell a story of Increasing "gal lonage" until the customs arm was strengt hened and able to lu'tn I normal force into action. Seventy 1 five per cent of the liquor consign cd .to tbe I'nited Status from Can ada clears from those port-S, say the customs service. GETS CELL INSTEAD OF CHICAGO, IH., .lime '!. ll'l M. Hen llalstcad ol Danville, ID.. very much In a hurry, raced Into lite Knglrwond police station lust night. He sped pasl the sergeant's desk like 11 Klar nut of a Komnn camlie. "Can't wait for a lickrt," lie shouted to (he sergeant, who ga.ed at him agape. .Mr. llalstead racetl down the em rhlor to tho door leading to lite cell block. "1 gotta make the gasped, as he neatly armed the lockup keeper don. and plunged into 11 : It'.." he Con- eidl. Condon slammed Ihc cell door shut and went nut to the sergeant j iv Inquire Into this sirani;e pro- ceeuuiK. Alter a while il came out. llnl r'tend. horeil hy Chicago, was in 1 lit upon Kelling back to lu!iville. lie asked it pedestrian the way to the Knulewnnd slat loll. He neg lected In sny which station, so the i ptMlcslriiiu pointed out (he poliee station. I At I I o'eloi'k lasl Might H;i!ste;n l.vlarlod home on the lllitudh Cen l trill. j "It wan my fault." he. tobl Ihc ; police ' sergeant in parting. "I I tdinuld have xih depot.' LAD AT END OF CHAIN' i:om;i;s ri;i:itv. MiImi June t ; -2 si Kit Si aldlni;. fl . Nld. wan diaswed it titl trampled I d fiith ! an tdd pet farm hore jhhh had heeeine fiishtened. it j w.if learned h-'iT ted.i t The lad. leadlir: the hmsr l.y a elriln. .(ttar led the nher end of il Irt Ms uaiMt ete:duy tm he left jiho Henry Sald'nn bavn. two 1 mile.- north d here Then he Htunilded and fell The alarmed, dniKued him a animal, j insider- 1 ilistanee and lined U Nkllll, 1 Jar Ihejfce of ajady 4JefferyFarnol fJYWOI'Slli: llrten P'Arcii. teff A till tlir tinor of h'-r hnutflity fccau 1, difHorm-f Mr Hichard fiuj f,iil i.x a blaekmailrr 0 uoki'M. I'.-.ni'fttl mid ntsu omtf.etl hy hr thri-r.t, ttirlmrit uctn quickly and bnmn liia m omiirr; t uunin, Jul io , t j ic.'i it 11 It u'-hn rtt ' it j me 01 1 I'vii crlurtUtu on love-foolish g'rl Hwhurtl limit hia cousin c( the Iuh v:.tli Viinxtunt IJntckU-' h: ,-t nntl t,'aptaini Hmtartl. two of lhlr''kvnu ituitart. Confront in t J nl.aiPu-Uh hv iiiafiij, itirhartl flttth him mrcllr&nty villi a irr vl'i;: Julian tlrnttit Air pixfol hut Hisjmrd no fjrahs hit wrist that Jrlun a hoot h lumsilf in tiir it it tinn. lie rows ha will huvo tiatifi favl'.un with Hichaida diiulty duel impends. Chapter S "-'7 A DEATH WARRANT npIIROWINC wide his casement, Sir Richard leaned out iuto tbe ; fragrant morning; Immediately be ( low lay the garden, a riot of weeds, ! a desolation, like the rose garden I beyond; yet this had once been tbe ; joy and care of that young, loug- d ?.:! mother he bad never known. ; "Oh, man Gregory, come ye 11 ore. Tell me, GroKory, what d'ye see? : This home o' tbe proud Guyf- fords a wilderness, Greg, and nil my doing! A fair heritage run to ; seed like. Its owner. At tbe. least 1 i might ha' kept tho rose-garden a-bloom you'll mind how my moth er iu'.cu it, Greg. Julian's challenge to duel a veritable death-warrant for Sir Richardl "Ami (Hud there among her flow ers, sir." "You saw her tlie, Gregory?" "1 did, sir, so did Mrs. A1by. I was your father's horse hoy then, and she your mother's favorite j maid. You wuuhl be scarce a year j old. Sir UielKird." ' j "Anil" now I'm "S nnJ feel a pa- 'liareh; shave mvK Un'K." And. j seated In oluow elniir, Sir iHk'liard yuvu hiiiif-eir to Gregory's deft nia I ulpulutioii!. I "I'll ha" tho rose-garden ne,w j piautetl," said he. "though the ex j ehequer Is low, ha ur.iwil. ... I j must have money, but how? Ad- vise nie, Gren." j "I might venturo to suggest you i huvo two courses you might sell " ! Kailovvileiie " "No! I've never sold an acre yet n 11 1 1 never will wliilea live live? Mum! I Mil ye hear aught concern ins last night's tiff 11 1 r?" "I caught vague rumors of a horse-whip, sir." "Greg, we should prepare for eventualities." "You mean, sir?" "My will, Gregory." The sweep ur J10 nizor was suddenly arrested. "Ivtit, sir, the cstatt Is entailed, with tho exception or Kullowdenc." "Ay, truo enough, 'twill go lo Ju lian! Still, I have some, few small properties I might leave you and Ahhy. llowbeil, Just so soon as Julian Is about again, ho will be after my blood, and probably get it. fur he's better nt his weapon than t. And now come, finish scraping my chin. So! Tell me what was your other method o' raisins won- "MarritiRe, sir." "Oil's my life, man. I'd rather sell Fallnwdeue." "With a very great heiress, sir." "An heiress suppose you And me one." have. sir. The handsomest and wealthiest In London." "Tho poor soul would provo me an Infliction. . . . And yet not for very long a month or three weeks. Who Is she?" "Tho Viscountess do Champ fleurl, sir." "Ah, a Frenchwoman!' "Nay, extremely Kngllsh, sir. 1 knew her father; the title was he slowed on tho family years ago by tho Grand Unit. In Kngllsh she is luly Helen IVArey." "Well sink yl" exclaimed Sir Itlchard. "Your father and hura were great cronies In their youth. My Indy Helen's parents died youns. leaving her to the care of .Madamo la Puch esso d'Kstoutevlile." "Helen!" quoth Sir Richard. "Greg, next you'll tell mo you know her." , 'I did, sir, years ago,' 'STEPIN FETCHIT' WEDS DUSKY ORLEANS LADY IliH.I.YU OUlV t'ultf.. June Ss t.-r "Steplit Ketehlt." dusky nereen Mtar known tu private life as l.ln rein TtieodtM e Ten y. v h o s e shuffling feel have earned hint from a handy man .ol to feature prod Hi tiens lit $1000 a v ek s.U I nt y, heIN day wttl h. ukeu to r tehit" Is ?l! eiii! idiuu old. j E'-r 'Richard's ablutions duly ac complished Gregory brought bin newetit wig freshly Ironed, adjust It and bowed. "Now. sir, tbe Marquis of Meri vale waits below." "Merivale? At such preposterous hour! TI not seven o'clock." Forthwith Ulr Richard descended to the kitchen.' Mrs. Abigail, curt seying to Sir Rirhard, nodded to wards the great high-backed settle where lay a slim and very resplend ent young gentleman, snoring gen tly; at Sir Richard's touch he opened languorous blue eyes. "A thousand welcomes, Ned! Why so marvelous early abroad?" The Marquis was a perpetual weary soul, who found the exertion of movement an effort, contrived to sit up and to speak: "T' act for you in y affair wi' Julian." "So you've heard o' the business so soon !" "Heard o't, man? All London'll ring wi't In week; Broeklehurst babbles." "Viscount Rrocklehurst Is a great friend o' Julian's?" "Jlrocklehurst says y' nigh killed 'm, and Broeklehurst giggled V pure rapture while he told me. Friend or no, the Viscount don't love Ju lian, and If you should happen to give cousin Julian his (pilot us. Brocklehurst's joy stupendous! And so, too. that follow, Despard." "Then they are like to be disap pointed," 8a id Sir Richard. "I'm quite prepared, Ned, and there's no blinking the fact." , "Ay. I know Julian's a? devil wi' Ih sharps I'm dev'lish anxious." At this moment Gregory ap peared, to nnnouneo breakfast. 'What should bring thee so far from St. James, Ned?" Richard asked, "Woman, m'lad!" sighed tho Mar quis. "The Ulvinest crcetur, 'pon m' soul!" "And her name, I'll wager, Is Helen." 'Tnsitlvcly." "Alack!" sighed Sir Richard. "Art another victim, Neddy?" "Not a whit, Dick; 'sides there's that fellow Denpard haunts Ih sweet soul like a shadow! Broekle hurst too! But Brocklebttrst's a blent In' sheep, Despard's a silent wolf." " 'Twould seem you don't greatly love the gentleman." "DiMiime it I do! V" one thing he's Brockleburst's jackal, V a dan gerous fellow. F' 'nother, he killed Tony Ackroyd last year in Paris over game o' cards, 'n' Tony was m' friend; aeein' be persoos the peer less Helen like a beast 0' prey 'n' she fears him " "Fears him, Ned not she! Your Helen U Car above such weakness." "Yot, Dick, I'll lay ni' Hfo slio fears him. So I'm waltln opportu nity o' try In on hi in my pet thrust In quarto " A rap nt tho door, and Gregory appeared to announce: "Sir Richard, Captain Despard begs a word." "Desire him to walk In," and Sir Richard got up to grejt his vis itor. "Ynn are from my cousin Julian, : I think, captain?" I "Indeed, air, to hand you this let- 1 tor on his behalf." I Sir Richard laid It upon the talde. j "Its purport Is easy to gupss, sir. j Tho particulars you may discuss j later with the Marquis of Merivale, So they all bowed again with the same profound ceremony, and Cap tain Pe.ip.ird look his departure. Then Sir Richard, taking up the letter, read nloud: "I(;ir Cousin Rick. "1 ituuKi'M old (iivtrnrv tracli you a few tncUs of r ne lest I kill it t-H easdv neon. Kr, th nr Kli'luud. kdl eu 1 certainly Hhull. aiul e conn us I may. It Is pl'-anire I dr am on. mul a sol nee day and nlRtit to our drht.ir nd cousin '.hillun iiuytTenl. "1 plant mi 11 niimth trf Ufa fi'.-xn tcdiiy enjoy It I" (Cofurirtlit, Iff".. JrfJcry h'lnol) A ccld btoodftd chl!fro ht sett the countryside to talkino and condfmntng. But Sip Richard it least concerned ana mora of bcAutiful Helen In tomorrows chapter of this story. c Kill. ; ,'.'.'" .;:'; ks aun "l-Yteliit." me in itinatt d in niploynient. was lanee in minor p.irt!. HIh e niteal aetltit: aldlity won h.in ularrim: roles in reeeut fentllie produetioiis. Convicts Mutt Hang .SAN Kit ANTISCO. Cal.. June I'V. flft't -Tlie state supreme C;iurt de nied nil appeal of five Kulbotn eon vlets tn hatifi In Auiiiint for the minder of a ptison uuurd duriny llie ThntiksL'i iiu day 1 ioi of i!:'7. FOREST RANGERS I ' The annual . three days fire I training school or 1 amp uf th j Crater National fnret for itH' 4'J I employees from all parts of th i forest opened Thursday morning j at I'nion creek and will continue 1 until Saturday evening. J The camp Una boon established j fiboul a half-mile from tho ranger house at L'nion creek, where the men will rough it oiitdinirs f'r the three days, sleeping on I We ground wrapped In blunkels at nig hi, and otherwise living Just like they wore on fire fighting duty In the forest, only that they will take their meals at the res taurant at I'nion creek instead of having a rook f their own at the camp, hh last year, Tlie reKiilar district rangers In charge of the Appbgate, Jiutle Falls, Klamath and liogue river J districts of the Crater National forest, will be the instructors, along with W. L. Jones, the for est'H Hiiperintendent of road con struction. ' Tlie employes will be instructed in surveyiuK, how to read a rom- j pass, the uses of different kinds or 1 ire rigntnig equipment, now to sharpen axes and other f Ire fighting tools, how to repair phone lines the different methods, of fighting fires, etc. There will also be a parking 1 contest with the forest employes j divided in groups of eight, and a mock trial one night, to denion- stsat" to the evidence lo 11 men how lo gather make arrests and how testimony in court. to present HXKAH. Jt.ne Ji,-Angclo-. 1') - Albert Voight. I.ws I .day in his left yester- walrus He skln boat for ill make the 1 orK. tout trip a Ion1 in his 7."t-ptiuml eraft, msIiik only paddle and a Miiall sail for power. He hoped to reach there in five or ix nmnths. The l-oat wai loaded wit li t-n nned ftMid, hed(rnj; and a few elothvs. His ecudiini; Uten sils were limited . to a yaiu'evpn little u'hy not he comfortable? Get a General Electric Fan j let it blow aw ay heat, head-1 aches, humidity iCostslittle. j Oscillating ancl non-j oscillating types in the size j you need 3 5. cc up.. The 10-inch C-E Oscil!at- inp :an gitcs a wide sweep; ofcoolingbrccrc.asitswings back and forth silently anJ 1 faithfully And the price is only v ' ' I Toui U E dnier h the model Tou want. LoV for tbt C E xttl PACIFIC STATES ELECTRIC COMPANY iMtrtkandist Distributor GENERAL ELECTRIC LET US FURNISH YOU G. E. FAN ALL SIZES IN STOCK Southern Oregon Electric MORRIS B. LEONARD H. O. FROHBACH , and a small nip. ' . ' ' ' j $1650 -- : ' ; 1 .sii 1 Full 3 lbs. RlllERlBBrnv : ""tHeMost , ' , I) M vh ' arid the Best! W ' i I Take a kit on four canifiinf friji- You'll ir ' ' ! ! , ocrvice atations. racked tn kits (with improved sprayer), pints, Quarts, gal lons, S-gallons, barrels and V2 barrels. mTPo .'It CQMPyJdNY OF CALIFORNIA Makers of Cromtc Cleaning Huid - Oronite Auto Polish Oronite Furniture Polish - Oronite Handy Oil -Etc w TAKE (Kit ymr't vamtion trip in t big luiunout Pickwitk coach. 1 his Nticinv.irle tmniportvtion ttrm rrachet thoutandt of delightful vacation tpoti along the acentc hifihwayi of America, RKDWOOD HIGHWAY North from San Franci:o to Eureka and Grunti Pjim. through a hundred continuoui roilfi of giant Rrdwcodi. Finnt fishing and hunting. PACIFIC HIGHW AY From San Franciico lo Portland, Srattlf and Vancouver. Scrr Ml. l.awn National Park, Mi. Shaita rmorn. Crater Lake, Ml. Hood. Columbia Rivet Highway. Rainier Patk and the Evergreen Playground?. EL CAM I NO REAL CoaM Misrion Highway from San Franmro k Lot Angclrt and San Dirgo, lerving all Cali fornia heache and old Million. TWO HIGHWAYS EAST Northern route from San Franc mo lo all Ettlern point via Lake Tahoe, Reno, Salt Lake City and Denver, or from Loa Angelet hy way of 7ion National Park and Sail Lake. Southern mute from Lot Aneelea to Imperial Valley. Pho o:x, El Pato, St Loura and to all Atlantic Coast faioti. Scrrtie ilightray flaunts of Atnerico Terminal, 6th and Lo Ange'-r Su. OFFICE Hotel Jackson 102 S. Central Phone 309 FLY SPRAY A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT ORONITE is the name of the l4y Spray that kills'em dead flies, mos quitoes, mollis, roaches, bedbugs, ants, fleas and many other insects. At grocers, druggists, hardware, department stores and Standard Oil Money-saving Fares!