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Newspaper Page Text' MKDFOIID MATTi TRTBUNK, te)frORD, OTtTOOX SUXDAY, JANUARY 5.' 19.10. .1 4: i i'v'. l!l p.;i' "U ;-' ---!'. .In! n:..:j -1-11 - - j . VH ; East Shriners Trim West Team PASSIVE; UPON Let Salem and Eug'ne 'Fight Own Battles' Over Recent Drastic Amend mentBasketball Tour nament Favors to Salem High, Makes No Hit With That School, As They Want No Special Rights. Thu Mfdfonl hlnh nrhool will mainluln "u t;iHivo attitudv" In any formation of a state athletic Icngun uf I ho Inner whoolM, citit -Hidw ,r Portland, K. H. Hetlriili. Biliierlntonilfiit of hWiooIm, huI limt wiM'k. There whh talk 'i Wfck nun of foimiiiK kucJi n li-antie, whn Kale ii j and Kupcnr were disKUHt"U with new anuMidnicntH cllsti !(, lty the HinnMnr .schools of the wtaic and piiNSL'U hy them. ' liuckffru of the amend inim. which I'l'Miilrt'd athlctk- coachou t.i ho full time tear horn and the u.' of coaches to como from whool fund, without any public Ihhhj. hold that the nnnMidmentH "ivouM oqu. Ueo the roach situation." In J thoi't, it in tlr.olrorl Dial all schools j hp equal In ooachlnK brain. Hoth t 1 lif ntiH'iHlniont.s were HponMoroll lty O. A. HrlKcoe and H. ('. For vytho of the AHhiand hcIidoIm. ', Mtulford In now taking thia Htand that KuKcno and Sal cm .shou.d finhl Uiotr own hatttH !. "Wtare not cctlntf to fool around much with teehnlcr.lilh's that nviv arlHo I rum nonio amendment." nail Mr. Medrlck. "If we can't win fruniCH . without ukIiik tcchnk'ull tle.i. v.-t". won't win them." The u!crlntendcnt wald the ath lotlt'M were not .seeklnn any "nufl .npotH during the current and nn c u m I n k U'an yearn, hut. would pchpdule KameH with foea of for mer J" on 18, regard tenn of ttteie HtrciiKlh. The uctlon of the Hlate as.soc-li-tlim In Kliinir the Halem hl? I school the rlwht to participate :n the Htate basket hull totirnameut, whatever their ntatiiH, did npt mak. Huch n 1'oiimIhk hit with the Salem Hchoid and fam. J'riticlpal Wolf Informed the Salem ptcH that the Salem team would tint iiiirllclpnt? In tho Blate (ourmunrMr1 unless I hey were the ,hoxt team In the di.tiicl, uiul Won. the dintrlct hon ors In competition. The Htatc i.m Hoelullon, KftVC Salem the Jluht to enter the Ytule tournnment, win. lost of draw. Salent hlnh has evi dently 1 n looklntf thi' nifi httive In the mouth, and decided It was not ho ftuiah of n Kift. The Iden did not rent any too well with oth. ; hlh Ktfhools of the tate. Kull-crcceptance uf the riKht. 'y S( lem, .' would ijlve the rnlver.ttv of Oreifan nnd'Orejfun Slate col U'Kt a' L'hauco lo Invite the tour nament to their KyiiniuHhiiiiH It 'v thene?,two hiHtltutloim would hm to have 100 hUh school ntlilei. from; nil over Oregon, wautlerin;! ovev their cum puses fur a wif-K every ' spl lni; Willntnelte unlvef xlly has nlwr.yn ai'KUed that II w.-m nercwary to have Sajem lilnh in tluv toprney. t, eome'out even fl nancliUy. amis was the motif for vrantlim the extraordinary eonr-'.-"-hIoii. It Is rapidly liecoinhm to hot -lo handle. nd Is n Ki'eut a:--KUpient for those who have alw iv -ui-koO holdliiK of the tourna ment at KuKent nu Covvallln, o nltornate .years lleno O'flrady of Ash'hind. has been matched to box Otnuivv u'Dovvd of Oakland, In tl main e'ent of tt curd to be Htuct at the Armory next Thnrnduy nlh;. January It. by Joe Hlckcrktatf. matchmaker. In the neml final event. Austin Itnsundcr of Ashland will meet i Ited Kvnnn of Sun Francisco, The peelti match will be be tween Teddy Mlske nnd Sid Cook of Oakland. Jack Cass. an 1 Claud! !!!nrt, A shin nil colored boy. will mix In a four round k. and "there will he other prelimin aries. 4 QUITS NEXT YEAR VKINOKTON. X. J.. .Ian 1. 0V1 Illll Jittper, foot ha I I 4'oaeh III 1'rlnceton. will retire m the end uf Jiexl Henon. . Mr. Charles Ken nedy. illr.Ttor of athletics, nn- nonnred today 0iAiLB0)( O'DOWD THURSDAY! pQINfERS DEFEAT Koper will jc'e t fciigrt " W Itl lnT.'1tT, eoaeh, -hoc l,c Al II Colli. tragt rovers four ill's, WKI1MONI). All market rmulnia mill npin'ij nil rounlv rniidn In Den- !ev (.liij-svow. loua lialfhack, In-itig Mo ped ly Ackciniaii. St. Mary's, Shrine i harlty punc in San IVanclsco New War's iluy. Tin- eastern Trojan - Associated Press" Photo. -Vi'"1'1' 1 !lv',rsiy "f I'lllsliuigli li'ilfback. stopped nm. I nlvcisll v or California's ronvanl wall tiKlrtV again-.! nllai'k. I he eslei ners Mini Ihc a il Pasadena, tuiir.. IMseoivl gauie 47' tiH. nnrpfiM' nrmv tn oniinni nnw i mnp nnminnii nrnn UnLUUil HLMUI lU OlinUUL DUI LLHUo M umUlnUll ncitU PAY MIWAN AND I'NIVK UNITY OK (HUK'.n.W IIiiKi'tic. Jan. -I. 111 All iifficliiTM involved in tin Uri'Kn fUhlrtir lluallon will hi on ihc- campus Momlny. The must prcinn prcih kni hi'fdii jtiKlnt hotly anil ml miulxtrativc off icln It ure the ( PICK NEW COACH AJ LONG i tifmi'Tii or faptain John J. Mr-(of r.wnnrt contract anil tho hIkiimu 1 or a new ruotlmll cach. , - t'aptain McKwnn, who ithIkiipI 1 an hi'iitl coach with tho reslKua tlon "to tuku effect at the end "f the next football Heastm, will r-j rive here .lmiday. The nthleti - ettmmlltee mid the exeeuiive etaiu- ell of the aMHoehited NtutlenlM. hew- ever, imtnlered Ihc enaeh'fi reslK- nation and reuuesie.l his Inunedl-: ate withdrawal tn assure the uta-J ,v "fK"ii "uiiriir piMii-j for next sea mum. MeKwau, ;ii pi cut. is reported on n hunlim; lr!! near The Dallen, (he home of (leore St act tl man, foiiner Wrfi fool renter. Several iippUcatlotiH for lite coaching posllion at Oregon hav- been t-ent to Vlruil l. Karl, a!- Ithouuh the- director of athletics has not yet aniuminrtl who the c;tudldutc.H me. , . i J A hasketliall name Willi the fVtilral Point hl;h sehoo! l-'rhlay nkht at Central Point ended In defeat for the SI. Mary s team of Meilford hy Hie weoi f J4 to I I. The locals Wire leadliiK.hy 1 for a portion of the name. la in, How- ever, a tirolu'n eollur hone look out Ihe .Medl'ord star. liek !,aw reiire. and the Pointers forced rapidly ahead. Tho second teams of the two schools ptnyetl nnd tile liaine ended In a close victory fov .Mcdford. The St. Mary's cae ar tists are coached lv V. Shinier, who has plans of meclliiK the Mcdford hlKh team In a shor, time. The next uaine Is with Phoenix Wednesday nUht. WIlllSTKII, Ohio. Jan. 4 iA'i llelplrss vlitlmn of a Hiicedliig ST. MARY S, 24-1 4 train which cut through the night j and il Minding sleet storm to. j crush then Pus while they laughed' j and talked of their Paskrtluitl j KanicH, seven youths were itend nnd eight other hiijh school hoys' ; and girls Were tn ho.pMals today. ; ll'I.AA.I m.i.-i, inn., jail. Ml CiilH'ii MlntM-llstrM .Indite Itoliort C. Ilultiell today dismi ssed tltln In Involiinlaiy liankriipl against the Siuu Moinr t ar Machine Smears Pitt Play GOLF BECAH KON'd I1KACH, Ciil.. .Inn. -I. (I't A nlnctt'cn-ymr I c 1 I.oh Atuv fli'K Prep Hchool youth, I'haiv Hcavi'r, todny hurucil up tin par munh-lpal course with n taut of liti lo lead the field at the etui nf l hi IS hull- MiittliryiiiK ruuptl iht S.Tion Loiik I teach open KIf tournament. Two hundred and Tlfly Kulfcr. entered, and SS. itualltied with mrtn r 73 or better, thirty tylnk' at the 711 strnko mark for the final sti holtvs tnniorrow. The .ui rrHlni: card i.r the yiuuirf anialf'iir leader featured a day uf uuuhumI oeeiirrences. uiutom which were the dlMpia Mfical ion of many ,,f the eountry's leading poller-:, vn Iter Ihmni. tlef-ndin' ehampi-.n .inti ii 1st. holder or the llrlttnh op a crown tint) l.eo iJieuel. nut lon.;l professional tiltchohlcr. v ere ; scratched from the list of entrant lien work in a motion plctur- cuuvr-il them to fall to reach num-j 'her I tee at the scheduled time. 1 Amnnx the thirty tied at 73 1 were come of the select Ki'oup of ! favorite. lowever. I lorton SniU b. j I Jttpbn. Mo.. prolesiiial ami pr--! tournament, choice to win. was in jthis bracket, as were Cral W'ootl, I lllooinliebl, X. J.. At.e and Al Kr.-j plnosa. Chicago, Jne Turnesa, New ' I York, Neal Melntrye. Indianapol's. I ! Deiinv Shute, Columbus, Ohio. ' QUALfFlERS; WEDS A DAUGHTER land Ijry Mmtes, Manila. Philip-! , . I pine' champion. ! j i OlIKtiOX STATK Ctl,.KC.K, ' .MIAMI. Kla Jan. 4. (Vl Corvallls, Jan. 4. uVi The Ore UravluK a hlt-h witur that swept n Slate polo men made it tv.v ' the Miami Country club eour e , straight over the Cniver.sftv oi IhriiUKhoiit the day. Mike Itradv.i veteran Mamaroneck. N. V., pro-! fcsslonal. Mink an elulu foot pint . as dusk fell tonight to win fi-st itay lionors in the nnnuat $:l.nno : Miami open uolf tournatucnt wph. il score of 1M1 for the 3 li holes, j llrady was Just one stroke ahead i of Al Heron. Kcaillng. Pa., and 'gun state Willie Klein. Miami lleach an I' former Miami open champion, a Ihe Ki. registrants in Ihe 72-hol, tourney finished their day'., play I SAl.KM. tre.. .Ian. 4. M ! tloverllor Noi ldud today sent a ; telegram to tile members of the 1 Oregon delegation in congress liru ing them to use their influence for the appointment of some man . from the luteriiioiintaiu commerce ' commission. This Is understood to he an endorsement of .lodge I.ee of Idaho. than tiiey had on October 4. show. W.W.I.ACK. Ida., Jan. 4. i.4'i ! Ing that Ihe November stock null -It. K. Wenlgcr resigned today ns(ket i-ollapse rollowed hy the shi iil'f of Shoshone county. The , Chiistmus Mien, ling left cuixcns. action i;,nie after a rontroversy i.sis a whole, hi a piiispermis .omit to w in l her he should unit follow- tloli. i lag conviction as a member of the Mall, ii w hlskcy v mltn,ev rlnw." ' SAt.RM, Ow.v' ,);ia. A.--ll'i-n nd hlj sentence to tw years .n ! K'lem hank deposits in- !hi-' faro fedeial prison. of ihe dUastious stoi k market erah ami fronen nuirkels for Imps Ausl n. 1'roslo.cts blight n' and onions, two of I lie minelnil ..f II, I VII Associated Press Photo. in a piny dui-ln-f tin- Kust-Wi-M. all-Mais won It-I7. mm rttlAt OF AUTO MAGNATE X K XV VOI1K. Jan. 4. iA) Miss Iternlce Chrysler, daughter of Walter P. C'hry.sler. automoblK1 manufacturer, nd Kd.uar V. Cav MmcIi. former captuln of the Army football team and al!-Ann-i iran center were married In the pres ence of 2,000 guests at Sui!it Itartholowmew'H church today. The ceremony, which took place at -i:30 p. in. wa.s iierformed hy the lleverend M. Cieui'KP Thomp son, rector of the Kpiseopal churcn at (Jreenwich. Cunn. lie was as sisted in the Kpiseopal weddlnn servie( by the Uev. Herbert Stev nson. usMstanl rector of Sa';it liarthidomew's. The single riir ceremony wa.s used. After a wcddlnK reception at Sherrys the bride tuul bridoKroom left ult a honeymotn. the destina tion of which wan not revealed. They will make thiMr home'in New York after Kehniary 15. BEAT BY STATERS Orejion team here today, winnitm from the Kuuene nuitrrKat Ion 111 lo In an indoor Kaine. AlthotiK't good riders, the Oregon men re vealed a lack of coaching. Tile Welifoo; malletmcn started til'1 Kaine with . rush, scoring twK". eluikker hetoiv ttre- in the first got started. 1 POUTI.AM, Or.. Jan. 4(,pi Portland's hanks had 4St.4i7 more In deposits, on llecemher 31 CLOSE, HARD TILT KrOHNR, Ore., Jan. 4. tP ; tionzusa University broke cvt-n i with the University of Oregon in I ja two Knmp non-confurence bus-1 ketball series, defeating the Web-; feet .1 to 27 here tonight. Oregon ( won the first game lust night 31 fa -5. . , . s At no time during tonight's game were the Wehfect in the lead. But they trailed closely behind the Itulldogs throughout the conte;. Tho defeat was Oregon's first of the season. - The gnme was hard fought and closely pluycd and the result wis in doubt until tho final, whistle. Tho llna-up: fJonzaga f2U) G F P Levenux, f '. 1 1 O'Connor, f 1 0 IJernler, f - .....1 0 Murphy, c 3 ' Ilerilla. g ...B '2 Schoenecker, g 1 0 Totiils Oregon (27) Hughes, f Dolp. f Kbcrhart, a Calkins, c ... OlinKer, g ... I.evoff, k Keenan, k Horner, j; ....12 1 1 4 0 1 1 0 1 Totals .. Ucforee: a Kalph Coleman. SALEM, Ore., Jan. 4. iP) Oregon State college defeated YVtl iime'to University ,in a return basketball engagement here to night 39 to 36. Callahan of Oregon State was high point man with 12 whia Scales and Cardinal, hoth of Wll- lamette. were cloae behind with 11 points each. The fiame wus fast and xcitins with never more than three points. Kenarntlnc the two teams durlnir the second half. Willamette was "handicapped seriously by the re moval of Houp, star guard, early ou personal fouls. Salem hlk'h defeated Aberdeen hitch 25' to 14 In a pfeliminary game. " t ' - . - ALBANY 46 TO 32 O li KG OX STATK COIXKC. K. CorvallLs. Jan. 4. tVPf The Or Kon State freshman basketball team opened Its season hero tod.':y with a 04 to 82 victory over the Albany CoIIcko (U inlet. Loose guarding by bo!h teams was re sponsible for Hie large store. At half time the Hooks were loacliim' 35 to 1-' but Albany founJ tho bnskct with Rrenter consist ence duritiK the second period. Tommy Ward, diminutive Ore gon State forward, led the scor- Iiik with 14 points while Mason and Huffman, also of the Staters, were closfl behind with 10 poin;.i' each, lienson starred for the vis iting five, garnering 11 points. LOCALS 33 TO 15 KLAMATH l-'ALLS. Ore,. Jan. 4. (T The Mcdford high school quintet, last year's basket bull champions of Oregon, was de feated here tonight by the Klam ath Falls high school milnlct 33 to Tho game was one-sided, th locals taking un early lead and holding it throughout the contest. CIIW.OIH'IN. Ore.. Jan. I. (fl'l It rcolllred a flve-nilnule overtime period for .Medford high school to defeat the fast ChlloMUln high school basketball team here Krl night In one of the fastest ganies played In Kumlnth county In sev eral seasons. The final score guv Medford a one-point lead. Ti to 34, The score at the end of the regular playing period was Itu-all. The game was fast and hard fought and the light Chlloiiuln hoys, displayed a snappy brand of team work. . They pressed the champions, throughout., the game, t). Kvaiis nnd Jaeli Nichols starved for the losers. Brisbane's Today (Continued from Pair OmI from prisons, hy way of celebra tion. Willi t seems strange Itl America, Is n custom old In l'.urope. . After Admiral Nelson - brought his ship into the hay of Naples, promising to protect the king and queen, and their court, against the power of the Krench revolution, many ronvieta were set free to celebrate. And kings, ou nionnilnn the throne, lave often cm piled prisons, 1 as a sign of Joy. I Th. National Surety company has Issued a iwllcy of Sto.iMio. j annrantoeinH against th, suicide ot a man Insured, within the next two years. The ittnn borrowed j money. The bank lending It wnnl-. ed the added security. DANGEROUSDAN 'i a in nniifii' in Lfliu uuwn IN SHIRES BATTLE Columbus Boxer Feared He Would Be 'Taken For Ride If He Won From! ' 'Arthur the' Great'-Treat-1 ed Royally and Visit To; Jail Hospital Leaves Im pression. ioi.i..iiilo, uiuii, Jan. i. 2! 'I'ho Ohio State Journal toinor- rov.- will say thai Uansierous Dan I un W isconsin (tie). Daly. Arthur (The Great) Shires'! Ji(, yx eonfoi.ence Olilaluuna. opponent when the baseball uttirj southern conference North Car entered the pUKllstic world in Cln- 0j'na State. cmko, early In December, in an l southwest conference Ark in- inicrview said today mat no io:ik a dive.", in the Chicago bout. Ile refused to name the men issuing tlte instructions that he permit I Shires to win. j Dangerous Dan Daly is Jim Gerry, a Columbus lad. Following is the interview witll i Gerry: ! 'Tew days before the fight 1 re ceived a wire from Cleveland ask ing if I wishiMl to box in Chicago 1 accepted without the slightest Idea of whom 1 was going lo fight. I arrived in Cheiago on Sun day, the day before the fight. They treatc-; mo like me like a king! and when I worked out in a Jon Frco spencer, 1'Iainfield, X nasium on Sunday afternoon J j larjje crowd assembled. Includi". 'American motor-paced chami mnny newspaper reporters an-1 ,,, prnnpn C,eori:etti. Italy. pnoiorxaphcrs. I had. of eourye. ''n registered at the hotel . as Uantrerous Dan Daly, ' "Monday afternoon I was taken i 0,1 a aiRhUcolnp trip and one of I the places veiled was the countv JniI- There were a lot of fellows in the hosi)ltu word all banned up who miKht have been slupiioit after heins taken for a ride. Wei . when they told me just before th- fldht that 1 was to 'take a div?,' or else, I thought about those poor fellows in the workhouse and the fact that 1 had only three dol lars In my pocket. I was told that the crowd wiih larger than I expected and that they would fiive me $I"0 and my expenses for my services Instead of $100, as pro mised. provided I 'look a dive. 1 1 was decided that I should tto into the ring and mix like we wev mad at each other and then stick out my chin for Mr. Shires to hit It. They told me to fall on my face so thnt the referee could not see inv eyes. I must have done rich for they patted me on the back after the fight and the nex 1ay paid me $150 and ulso bought me n lot of clothes. ! "You can tell the world, how- j ever, that Jim (Jerry, or Dangerous i Dan Daly, whichever they care tpj call me, can whip 'The fireat' , Arthur Shires any place except! Chicago. I'll even fight him there I If , they promise not to 'take nu for a ride.' if I whip him." I j CHICAOO. Jan. 4. t7P Major Gen. Jidin J. Clinnin. chairman of the Illinois state uthletic conimis sion tonight mild that Arthur "Thel Ureaf Shires, hiy manager, Nessic I Blumenthal, Dnngerou.s Dan Balyj nnd his ; mannger. and Promoter Jim Mullen, would be called lie fore tho commisidon to expla'n I circumstances in connection with ' Shires' bout with Daly In which I Hie latter Is tiuotcd a saying ho' "took a dive" for tho "Croat ()ne."j ' . i mail n .mpios ' ! Archery j Xatlonal Archery Assoeialiot: ! ehiimpion Dr. K. ltoberts, entura, Calif. ; Amu ltaclug: ; Indianapolis aOO - mill. sweep.' slakes Itay Ki h. Philadelphia. (later killed In Altoona. Pa., :.- l-tdclit). Xntional speed ehainpioushl) I.OU .Meyer, l. Angeles. Itascbnll World champions Phlladelphu Athletics. Xational league pennant winne'-s Chicago Cubs. American league pennant win ners Ph 1 ladel phia A t h let les. Leading batsman (Xntional) Prank J. O'Doul. Phllndelphla. av eragc . 3 G 1' . ,: l.eadlnu batsman (American) u-w - rpnseen, Cleveland, average .Slta. - - - 1 JM ! II u llXllr fvarlrit,. Hwnktu !.. 'VI II X X-t V B 11 The doorman arrive and rltca it in i gtnge conneded with the Hotel. J uit hand him your key at you leart the car that'i all. Located in the heart of th City near everything. (National) Charlra Huul. Chicago, won is. lost Lendlnu pitcher (American) Tom Zachury jCew York, won '""ill volu.il.lP llyr (Xutlonal) j IioKi'1-n Hoin.tljy. Chlcauo. (Amen- Most valuaum pw. emit lx?v Foliseca Clevelan 1 (unofficial). WoBtein Conference (collcv twim) Mlehlnan. Kaiecn . Intercollegiate HoI CroSH (Dent record). Eastern Intercollegiate I-eaKlle -Dartmouth. , QuadranBlo cup Dartmouth ar.u Pennsylvania (tie). Homo runs (Americun) O-m. H. Illlth. Vlinkee. 46. Home runs (National) Charles Klein, Philadelphia. 43. Utile World Series Kansas Citv. .....I.... M..rilg llUflalO. j UI1IUI i l" " . Itaskctliall I . . f..iimtl league : j Ameneaii iin'i'-." j I Cleveland Rosenblums. j I Men's National A. A. V. Cooli.s, Kansas City. Mo. Women's National A. A. W- Schepps Aces. Pallas. '1 exas, Kastorn IniorconeKiaie- -Penn- ' ,,.i,.rtr,i uvtern conference Miehlsan .'nocky Mountain conference- Montana State. National Interscholastie (boys) . Alliens, Texas, high school. National Catholic Interscholas'.ie (boys) Do La Salle high school. Chicago. . HlrjTle Murine World's professional champion Luclen Michard, France. World's professional motor-paced champion George Palllard, of France. World's amateur champion Ai: ' ton Mazairac, Holland i a m i 1 1 cji ii ni oiesMoiiiii tumm' ' ' American amateur track champ , ion Sergio Matteini. Xew York City. NOW IF you have your will to make, see about it now. It's on your mind if you're reading this. While it's on your mind is the time to decide who is to inherit your money and how. In round sums or in the form of income? You can decide that now just as well as next week, can't you? You can also decide to name us as your executor and trustee so that the money jou do leave will be paid to your heirs ex actly as you direct and promptly. Now not next week is the time to see us about this. The First National Bank of Medford has opened a complete TRUST DEPARTMENT and nets as executor nnd trustee under wills, and In every trust capacity. take your, car, fir" sAiatai ineisuru. tike vour car he ImiIIiii! plti-hrr Not Next Week rJ i L I Have the Confident! I. H. OOVE of all or my old customers they Include Koine of Hie families In Southern Ore' They know from experience!! they have received the best J; stole ucuiui service. The expert, careful attention given to you if you come to office. I wish you one and a iiappj uuu i rosperoug ,i Year! Dr. I. H. Gove Is isn t always base tread ? ery that causes title dt . fects to develop. Men makei honest mistakes, but does not help the pc . I chaser if the mistake wkf : f S - caused loss to him is : t, honest one. The sensib, thing to do in any case I -. ' to secure every purchu cf real estate with a tit insurance policy. s Jackson County Abstract Co. ; 121 E. Sixth St. Phont' 1 3 HAPPY NEW YEAR! "Partners in Community if Development" ( Ore anclBtillio l.lcmwi by State nl CliHrai WI L DBHRG BROS. SMKLTING & RI.TININ'G CO. CHficn: T42 Market St., San rtna Plant: South San hrrora III! INSURANCE First Insurance, Agency DR THE BEST DENTISTRY! t DONE PAINLESSLY J 235 East Main, Upstair f Phone 872-J A ,t 5 A. L. HILL, Mini!"