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PAOK TWO MEDFORD MATL TRfBUNE, MEDFORD, ORK("10NT. MONDAY, MAY 19, 1930. Iocaland -'Personal Hern for Uie CIictus The Htieets of Medford were lined this morning with people In from various rural districts to at tend the Al G. Humes clrcu.i. Among those from tho Tulilo Rock district were Mrs. Uluncno ureit ory und daughter, .Mildred and son Kolth. and Mrs. Margaret iyaiara Ijoiibs VMt Hero Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald Lolig and young son of Heattle arc in Med ford visiting Mrs. Long's parents, Mr. and Airs. G. H. Comm. Hav ing formerly lived in this city, they urn nnnsldcrine locating here again Hnd probably will not return to Seattle. A selected roup of beautiful print illOHHes and suits ranging In price to $05.00 are reduced 25 per cent this week at , Etholwyn U. Hoffman's. 3' Hero from Distant rolnm Guests from a. distance register ed at Medford hotels Include Muble Iloggson of New York City, A. Sor enson of Chicago, III., .1. H. Hottel of Denver, Colo., W. 11. Clark and Murray Htuart, Jr.. of Kallspell, Mont., Dr. W. A. Ward of Delhi, India, and Velma Hurlburt of Glenn's Foiry, Ida. If party driving to Los Angeles next week desires passenger, write Mrs. Argleo Green, Haglo point. 04 Itailio Sialic Huh Itcgllli Another sign that summer In not so far away. Is tho decreased effic iency In radio reception. Radio fans complain that static rolls In with surprising volume, spoiling good programs ropoatcdly. Colvlg's Bpoclals this week Wapl soap shampoo and a rubber apron, fl.10 value for 60c, 61 Visitors Hero Toduy Mr. and Mrs. T. Kaimoy of Deb onger Gap wore among the out of town visitors In Modford today at tending to business matteiw. They did nt plan to attend the circus. 'doorgo's Clean Towol Shop, 7 N. Wr, . O.iir bnr.licrg. wjll plcaao you. ' liav 'bavin,' Hny'es fjchcmoihorn, O. A. Tong. , Nuff scd: 04 'Closliur' of lloguo CoiiHloVrwl ' "' The directors of the Lane County tlamo Protective associated will meet tonight at ' Hugcnc to take under advisement the recommend ation of the club's legislative com mittee that petitions to bring to u voto n proposal to close the Rogue liver to commercial' fishing be In dorsed nnd circulated: It Is thought that tho directors will Indorse tho movement to place tiio river elos (ltl measure on the ballo,t. ; 1 will pay J5. 00 reward for 'In formation loading to recovory of outboard sasollne motor for bout, stolen from my ranch. C. A. DoVon. ;" D2tt A froH-fiit Clly Visitor Krod W. Carroll was among the Crescent City, Oil., visitors spend ing Kunday In this city.' 50.000 f. Dry Cedar shlplap at ' por'M. at Medford Lumber Co. If Hero from IIoikI Hirer '" ' Lloyd Moss,' former resident of 1 the Upgue River valley, Svho playr ' ed' a prominent part In, local club work and other county activities,, Is In Medford this, week from H,ond River,' visiting friend and attend ing tbi business matters.' Let me write yoijr flro Insurance. 'Cnrl 'Y.' To'ngwnld, Hotel Holland Hldg. Phone 093.. .",' OroirmiuiiiK Hero Munitay Among the Oregon guests regis tered at Medford hotetH Sunday were D. W. Moore, E. W. Widdour nnd Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rarker of Corvallls, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. 13. Druiy of Cohurg, Dr. nnd Mrs. K. Mln- gtis, Wallaco Langworthy, C. V. Davenport nnd Lester Nollnn of Marshfleld and George H. Gravos of Halom. ... Phono , 643. Wo',11 hnlll away your to fuse.. Cltjt Siinluiy Snrvlce. 3S7tf KrnloiiKO Tomorrow Mornlna O. R. ' Woods pleadoil guilty in clrciilt cuurt this morning on a charge of grand larceny, following hia arrest a short time ago for hrnkng Into tho Jackson Street "crvlco station. Ho was indlctel by the grnnd Jury last weok and will appenr In court tomorrow morning at. n:30 for sentence. Ho elttltnn his home Ih In Los Angeles. He Is also fncing a car theft charge. Anyono who would like a bar gain ill a high grade, banjo should call at this offico and inspect tho banjo left hero for tuTn'r'K Snjcrlflrn regardless of cost. '- o-ltf V f , I 1 Some People tell u, Fluhrer'a short cake layers can't bo beat. HaVj you tried them? '' "1 They are all ready for the fruit and a real time laver. 3 JfniTlUKu LUfiiHc Tilay Tho county clerk's of Ice fsnutd a marriage license today to, Ituth I ted frd, 25 and Wllma Hurlburt, 25, both of Glenn's Kerry, Ida. We specialize in radiator end fendet1 repairing at Van's Garage, 33 So. Hartlet; Phone 208, tf Acriilenlul lVallm In Ntalo Three workmen loHt their llv.is as a result of accidents in Oregon industries during tho week end ing May IS, according to reports filed with the statu accident com mlHsion. Thoy were: K. P. Morse, janitor, Albany; Carl Olson, falle., Garilmldi; and Benny Smith, car penter, Medford. A total of 748 industrial accidents wero reported to the commission during tho week. Cheun lumber, suitable for barns. brooder houses, garages. Medford Lumber Co. tf t'orkmii Arrives Today Following a recent trip through Phoenix. Ariz., Cylus C. Corkran, mglncor for Standard Oil tom 1U my, B11IV1.'U III in muni " in in ,orning to spend several days conn-ring with members of the local m to st h-nr ltnuf irrppn nlnhs. ane driver or call Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. i 'ortwt Iiik Kxu in I n pern A small staff at examiners Is correcting papers received from otolith prude pupils last week when they took tho statu examinations. While tho majority of tho tfmt.es aro satisfactory, there were still quite a number of student who failed to make a Rood HhowlnR. PanorH woro alHo received from seventh Krado HtutlenlH who took ihq Htato examination In KUOK"'tphy. If it's, dumber and Building Ma terial ut Hie cheapest price, com' blned with courteous nervJce and the limit of accommodation, by all means boo the Medford Lumber Co., dealorH in hlh grade bulldinR materials exclusively. We don t serve lunches yet.. t" Let ub haui away your Rarbairo and rofUHoi, Phono B42, City Sani tary Hervlcc. , 38(tt Si-IiooIh Close for Cirrus Tho Medford public schools wei'o ! toned at noon today so that thu Hturinnts mlKht havo opportunity of tttt,oHllni the clrcua..,, , ; , . Who linv Hiihirilnv's link Inn when you dan got plea, cakes, buna, bread and cookies baked on Sun inv? IV o nian hpivo a Tin dinner and comploto chicken dinners for tiOc, Sundays. Tho DoMcatesscn (Jakory and Cafe, 410 13. Main. 6l Ten old Victor records tr.r 1 new record free Is. Just one of tho many special eleitn-up bargains at Palmer Munlc Housu this week. 1 6i CnHrorntuiiM at Hotels , Among (he California guests at Medford hotels aru Mr. and Mrs. W; 13. Dunn, Mr, and Mrs. H. J Ackleyv Mr. and Mrs. U Zwiiltl. Alox Appl anil Mr. and Mrs. win, li. Pock of Lou Angoles, lOlalne S. Jackson oC Arbucklo, W. H. Struck moyor of College City, Mr. and Mrs. J. Llnd of Herkoley, Mr. and Mrs. G. Stern of Burllngnmo, Mrs, G. ,okon. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gourge. Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Connors of Oakland, and the ollowlng from Han Francisco: Mr. and Mrs. W. 13. Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Monro. IC. H. Jaffray, It. N. Aid- rich. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Levy, H. K. Fruzier, J? P. Hoblnson and a. J. Osier. Tho Poasloy's now studio npw opon. opposite now Holly theater ' tf Whon'you buy n hotiso bill from us you may Includo all hardware, paint, screens, plumbing and eiec tr.ical e(l"lpnienl' Meoioru iuinonr Co. tt' lluwiiitls lii Portland Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Howard left this city Hundny for Portland whore they plant V spunid sovorai days transacting business and vis it ng friends. HoiuHtUchlng, plcotlngi pleating, hutton making and hose, mending. Handicraft Shop. 257tf Build now. "We pro In the mood to go the limit. ' Medford, Lumber Co. . , . tf Idaho Coiiplo Wed llwo Miss Wima Hurlburt and Keith Deal It r d f o r d, both of Klmoro county. Idaho, were united In mar riage by .hidwo Taylor In tho ha ter's office this forenoon. nfUir hax'hig obtained a license at the county clerk's offlco. Havo our roofing exports esti mate your roofing noods repair", new work, roofing over old shin gles. Tlmo payments or term. Medford Lumber Co. U Dynge'" dance, AVod. and Sat Dreamland. Gents 7 5c. 60 Ktigotic VeUnnns Graves Marked Markers aro helng placed on all graves of World war veterans who are burled In Kugfno, Tho stones are furnished by tho government and arc being erected by members of tho American leglon post. This work will he completed before. Mo morlal iiy, ll U announced. .. Colvlg's spoc;ais this week. Tlox of DJor Kiss faco powder, inrge can of DJer Kiss talcum powder with n bottle of DJer Kiss perfume all for SUo. 61 Call nt 325 H. Holly nnd see thr Spnnlsh Iris. Two shades of blue r yellow, . Uuaonnbly priced. Ihco your orders now tor Decora lion Day.. Phone 2'JU-L, 6S Two Auto Cidllslnn A. H. Vnnn and Ponton Newman were principals In an an to crash at Sixth and Fir street Saturday, and Joseph ShHiighncssy ami It. P. Shrove wore principals In an onto collision on Blaekwell hill, on tho Pacific hlRhuiHy Saturday night, according to reports on file at the police station today. No one was injured. 16-ln. green pine slabs, largo or small loads. Valley Kue Co., Tel. 7. ' 344tf Dry kindling S3. Mi per load. Val ley Fuel Co., Phone 76. tf Salmon Klliltig Improving Ueports today indicated that sal mon fishing in the Hogue river is especially good this week between high banks and Trail, because of the run that began last week. Ang lers have been making good catcher with Utile trouble. Tho fifh are stopped In tho river because of traps at the government hatchery at Ml k Creek, and are now milling around in tho water there waltlnp until spawning season progresses. Free! This week only! New records In exchange for your old Victor records. Palmer Music House.. Bring in your old Victor records today. - 59 Green fir slabs, heavy kind, with Juts of mill end blocks. Medford Fuel Co., Phono 631. .f Ifloiv from Scuttle Guests at local hotels from Se attle includo Mllo Walton. U. K Knderlln. G. E. Stewart, H. T. An derson. B. A. Johnson, C. C. Ster ner and Mr. and Mrs. O. B, NIlHen, Dressmaking and remodeling at tho Fashion S h q p, 424 Medford Uldg. Tel. 1181. ' tf St. Ann's Altar society will serve a home cooked supper ut S. Par ish hall Wednesday evening. All r.re Invited, 5:30 to 8 p. m. 59 Motor Trip Knjoycd Mr. and Mrs. Joy Walker and Mrs. A Moo Vincent wore among local people who spent Sunday mo- torlnK to Crescent City. They re port tho highway unusunlly beau tiful at this season nnd the weather fine at the northern .California beach. See Brill's Sheet Metal Works for radiator, fender and uuto body repairing. ' lt For Sale: Cut flowers of Span ish Iris, blue or yellow, and old fashioned flowers of a large vari ety. Corsages and mixed bouquets made to order. .Reasonably priced. Phone 3D0-L or call at 235 South Holly tit. , 68 To SjKMik Thursday Aeis tienson, wno recently re turned to the United States from China, where he served as mis sionary for the Lutheran church. will Htwxilf (if thn ttm-llMh I.ntli- oran church here Thursday oven- mg. i no speaitcr ,wui tun oi cx- iw.rl.mmio In t h r, Ol-lnrlr II iwl tultl use the Scandinavian language Tho Pcasloy's new studio now open, opposite new Holly thoater. U For Sale: Cut flowers of Spun ish Iris, bluo or yellow, and old fashioned flowers of a large vari ety. Corsages and mixed bouquets made, to order. Reasonably priced. Phono 390-L or call at 235 South Holly. St. . tiS IJIg Year Young; Salmon The arrival of the 11130 hatching season In stato salmon hatcheries findH Oregon with prospects for a greater year than evor -before, ac cording to announcement last Sat urday by Hugh C. Mitchell, direc tor of fish culture for the Htato fish commission. Young salmon now being held in feeding ponds throughout the state number 36, 500,000 and liberations are being made constantly as tho young fish at tine a growth sufficient to af ford them self-protection during their voyage to the sea. Call at 323 S. Holly and woo tho Spanish IrlB Two shades of blue or yollow. Reasonably priced. Place your orders now for Decora tion Day. phono 290-L. fJ8 V ltd ting Iloro Few Days Miss Fiinma Evans of Aurora', Ore., who has been teaching school ill KlnmniVi Inllu la vlultln. nt tlwt home of Mr. and Mrs, A. C. Walker wbilo on route to her home. Mr and. Mrs, Walker and Miss Evans mother were old schoolmates. ' lfl-In. green pfr slabs, lnrgo or small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel. 76. 344tf Iloro from Portland Residents of Portland register ing at local hotels yestnlay In cluded Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Sloan, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Burton, J. D. Finn, Jack Thorpe, J. E. Holdcn. S. Larson, C. A. Whlen, Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Buntseh. Unlit. Ellcr M. Schlafor, T. M. Talbot, L. A Anderson and wife, L, H. David son, Beatrice, Davison, Ruth Gor don. Geo. E. Stone, C. II. Cordson, A. 10, Willson. II. Gabriel, II. O Montgomery. W. T. Pillsbury Goorga Kay, J. W. Manners, Carl Anderson, D. L. Pool. H B. Lash er, W. K, Zimmerman, E. D. Cook and H. G. Heath. 16-ln. green plno slabs, large a. small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel. 76. 344tC . Born to Mr. and Mrs. U, D. Morton, a son. Monday. May lit, at Purtickor'i maternity homo. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Cantrall of North Central avenue are tho par ents of a 7 i pound hoy, born Monday. ,Miy nun, t the ;com muuity hospital. ' ' BROMLEY ENJOYS l ! TRIP FROM SALEM Horace Bromley, ndvertl sing manager for tho Co poo nnd Moun tain States Power companies re turned yesterday from a two days business visit In Portland. Ho made tho trip from Salem to Mod ford by plane and reported a speedy and enjoyable Journey. While in Portland Mr. Bromley attended tho finals of tho ls30 speaking contest of the Northwest Electric Light and Power association In' which contest Co pro was repre sented by Hal Miller. Mr. Miller placed fourth In the finals, which is considered a good showing Inas much as competition was keen, nearly a doxon utility companies being represented from nil parts of tho northwest, Births 1 i STATE ROBBED BY ATTORNEYS DECLARES KAY Escheat . Estates Dwindle Under Clams of Lawyers, Undertakers and Sextons, Is Charge. SALEM, Oregon, May 19. (P) Exorbitant uttorncy feoa, over pay ments to.iippralHOiH and heayy ser vice chui'KPH, by undertakers and sextons are eating up tho estates of persons who die in Oregon without leaving- heirs, and whoso estate are supposed to escheat to the stato, according to a statement made public by State Treasurer Kay. - The monies so acqqulred by the state goes ' into the irreducible school fund. Chargen' of raiding that fund are hurled by the state treasurer. He severely criticizes county courts also, declaring they are too free In allowing claims against these estates, chiefly legal and burial claims. Unless the pracfico Is stopped Kay says, that as a member of tho state land board, which administers the Irre ducible school fund, ho will de mand Investigation . of final ac counts. Most of the estates are small and consist of cash or its equivalent. He cites one estate of 91242.74. Tho state got none of it for 10 years, and then only $181.15. An other dwindled from $2225.29 to $7ii0.79. Another decedent left $3563.37 In Portland banks. There were no debts. Yet, by tho time It reached the school fund, it had shriveled to $11189.98. T ON R.R. RATE CHANGES WASHINGTON. 'May 19. (P) The Important ruling was made to day by tho supremo court that fed oral courts are without authority to pre von t state railroad , rates from taking effect pending actlort' on them by the interstate com-' merce commission. The decision was handed down In an appeal brought by the North Dakota board of railroad commis sioners, to set aside an In function Kmntcd by a federal court, pre - venting North Dakota from1 put ting Into effect in July, 1 929. lower distributing or jobbing class rates between certain points in that state; Tho commissioners woro sup ported by the public sorvlco com missions of 37 other states. REV JELL 1L BE SPEAKER AT Duo lo unforeseen circumstances, Itov. James M.( Condor will not bn in tho city during tho hitch school graduation, making it necessary for Hev. Carman K. Moll, pastor of the Klrst Christian chinch, to deliver the baccalaureate sermon to the stm I or class In tho Presbyterian church at S o'clock. June I. ' The program follows; I March High School Orchestra. Invocation Kev. V. If. Katnn. "The Heavens Are Tolling" tJlrls' dice Club. Scripture Lesson Itev. C. H. Porter. Hymn "America tho beautiful. " Announcements Rev. H. C. Kunk. "Just for Today" Girls' Sox tetto. Haccalauroalo Sermon. "Purpose of Life" Itov. V. K. Mell. Hymn "I Would He True.1 lienodlction Itov. V. H, Hamil ton. March High School Otvhestra. Dr. JI..C l-'unk presiding. BULLET HITS EYE EAGLE PT, YOUTH KAC1LK POINT. Ore.. May ttL (fpl.) ttnlph Hurst, one of our lornl youthx pyiployeil h truck rtrivor for tho local lumber varil. fthllp OrlvhiK on the Crater 1,aKe hUhway nt 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon, nhout half a mile uhovo the Kww t'reek. hricUe was struck In tho pyo hy a ,3S revolvei- bullet which came through the winil-; shield. He was attended hy Vr. Km-! mens of Medford. who hopes t save the uyr of the youth. This Is the third accident in a few months time that he has been a victim., and each time narrowly escaping ! with hijj life. ! , HhnnoRiaph records In the na-t live lanmiHRe reoordiiiic ome of the country's best ballads nnd folk soiirs nro now heins made in the Philippine Islands, i IH COR RULING Meteorological Report May 19, 190 I Medford and vicinity: Toninht lind Tuesday unsettled with show am; mild temperature. I Oregon: Unsettled tonight and Tuesday with showers; mild tem perature. 2 Local Data. Tdmperature (Degs.) .... 77 Hfchest (Last 12 hrs.).. 77 LoWest (Last 12 hrs.) .. 48 Ret. humidity (Pet.) . 25 Precipitation (Ins.) ...... .00 74 00 State ot weather P. Cdy. Cloudy Owest temperature this morn- Ing, - .1 52 degrees. Total precipitation since Sept. 1, 1929 13. UO Inches. Tdmiiorauirea 'a year ago today: Hlgliest, 87; lowest, 48. Stiiset today, 7:28 p. m. Sunri8o TueHdayi 4:46 a: Subset Tuesday, 7:29 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A, 120th Meridian Time 33 PP I 2 2. S 2 o Baker City ... Bismarck Hoiue Denver , Des Moines . Fresno Holena Los Angeles Marshfleld ... Phoenir . 62 GO . 61 . 62 , 68 86 , 02 70 . 68. . 84 46 42 46 44 46 D8 44 54 52 60 f.4 60 52 50 50 36' 48 48 52 42 Cloudy Clear Cloudy P. Cdy. Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Portland 60 Red Blurt' .: Roseburg Salt l-ale City.. Sidn ' Francisco ..' Sitnta Fo Soattlo Spokane ..T Walla Walla .... Winnipeg W. HUTCHISON, Meteorologist. HOLCOMB IS GLAD Ei There's nothing stirrins in tho east "except what the cyclones blow up," according to "Dad" Ilol comb, who has returned to Medford from an extensive trip of the east ern states nnd a visit in Arkansas. "Things look better right here than in any city or town I'vo vis ited," he stated tills morning. "Ore gon is the first slate In which I've noticed any signs of prosperity. Kveiy thing's dead, business terri ble, hut they are still having cy clones." ' ' Mr. Holcomb said he witnessed J a re one a . week ago yesterday ill mo uwiKa aim uuuicuiaLui jmi- chnsed a ticket for southern Ore gon, "Cars were rolling around the streets like marbles and I figured it was tlmo to go," he stated this morning, ".yid I'm awfully glad I came." ' Mr. Holcomb formerly owned and operated the Holcomb springs re sort in Sams Valley vicinity " He plana ta locate, a. southern Oregon again.- - GOLD FROM HILLS A number of prospectors in the hills surrounding Medford are said I to be earning as high as a dollar per hour when panning for gold, but others havo been less fortu nate and have o'htaincd little, If any gold for their hard labor. Quito a number of miners In the woods above Jacksonville have been patiently panning all winter, finding nothing on some days and making' fairly good finds of the much fumuht metal on other days, but on the whole making fairly Kood wages for the time and effort used. Several young men nre plan ning to leave this weok for tho ApplcKate section where. In their opinion, gold is not, so hard to J find. The l.oyal Women'? class of the First Christian church will meet In the church parlors ot 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. 4 Visitors taking cures at Bohemi an watering places totaled 135.000 In 1120 of whom 5000 were Amer icans. Inorranlnff lnlustiiuli7fatlon of AuKtraliii is creatlnR nw oppnr tiiuttirH for Hide it f American proJ When They're Klein-Made They're Tailor-Made in Medford It is neither expensive, extravagant nor uneconomical to wear othcs made for you., ,. They carry smartness, cor rectntts and individuality in every line. : ' ' 1 Priced from $35 up JACKSON SCHOOL MUSICIANS PLAY BEFORE KiNIS Members of tho 6B t'l'ailc of tho Jackson school entertuincd the Kiwanis at regular luncheon at noon today in the presentation of; a novelty orchestra, including only: novej Instruments which were played to the accompaniment or phonograph music. Hev. C. Im porter of the Presbyterian church made a short speech urging great er interest of parents in tho schuol work of their children and enn demni.lK the racial prejudices that cause hatred and ill feeling Ho-, tween members of races of ilir-j ferent color. The novelty orchestra is an original idea ot the geography class and was first presented nt a school carnival a short time ago;' each member appearing in costume of some foreign nation and was so done to create better, feeling for members of other : races. Tho class is taught by Mrs. i Grace Held. t T. Morris of Berkeley, Oil.. was tho only visiting Klwanlan present. Notice. Lewis Ewlng: Your mother Is 111 and out of funds. Information rnlnir Mr. KWlllS WlU ho np- predated if phoned to Alius UUInn Roberts of Hed Cross, at 626-L,. V.WA CXMIMrXIOATlOX ,5 Crater Lake Chapter No. i., Tuesday evening, May -Otn. i?. 7:30 p. m.. lower hall. M ' By order of High Priest. M. .. , I. U. SUHUI.KK, Secy. ' Brazil's export trade sluihoed In TOO . LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Mxperienced laundry marker and sorter. (Jive rcfer- ncpM. Asn and uiuimiy v.,, l'hone lf". ; III KOlt SALB Utile farms closo In: t'ity water, electricity and all "f a city's conveniences without the high tax; comfortable 4 and !i room houses with water to the , kitchen sink. We sell these to responsible parties on terms like rent. No down payment other than the regular monthly rental. WOI.D & WOLD, - lti No. ltlverslde. .TStf 5Htf ?OR RENT Largo bedroom with 2 large closets; also sleeping porch, suitable for 2 young men: references. Call evenings be tween 5 nnd 7 at 1 2! N. Oakland. Mrs. It. A. Holmes. tt FOR EXCHANOK . 40 ncres. (iriffln Creek; 6 -room plastered house, garage, chicken house, fine shade, some young fruit. 20 acres cultivated, bal anco pasture with some timber: half mile to school on good grav eled road; all for $3000. What have you to trade? THE RKAlj KKTATK EXCHANOK 44 X. Kiverslde. Phone 141)6. - 60 POM SALE A few Kerry lllue Terrier pups from pedigreed, im ported and prize winning stock. Sire won first prize at ten shows in east and on coast. These dogs are used In Ireland for drawing hadgers and otter from their dens nnd are handsome, smart and game, with good noses for trailing. Mature weight about 40 pounds. J. E. Sladc, Hood lflver. ore. ns UAItGAIN Furnished B-rm. mod ern bungalow: fireplace, fine condition, garage, woodshed.' 5 blocks from business center, con crete walks, paved street, east front, fine shade, all assessments paid: 2S00, 250 down. Will rent. Inquire 126 Cottage St. 50 KOR RENT Desirable furnished apartment. Hotel (irand. 04 FORMER GRADUATE wants nurs ing In refined homes. .Special experience with slug, convales cents and children, win assist with light housework; good ref erence given. . Phone 42S-U or call at 21 Ceneseo for Interview. . " till I' OR MALE At n bargain, 3000 gallon metal water tank, S4.n pump and engine: nl.n im t.'.T .","V0 nt chali'y's Place; Trull, ore. fil. "ii ll':'"r-3-rom ell furmsh ( cd. duplexr garage. 444 So. Ivy. PA-i-lolmos " INSURANCE W3ENGY HARRY MARX Painter of the Homes " ' of Men Tinting, Paper Hanging ' Z Phone 178-J UPSTAIRS 128 East Main V. J. BEACH Formerly with Larry Scliadc of Medford, wishes to announce 'to his many friends the opening of his new shop specializing : '- i Guaranteed Watch and Clock Repairing f ;in . . . Fick's Hardware Jacksonville the Finest of Service Moderate Prices . o n d c a a h i TONITE and Tuesday The voice with "IT" .Makes another-HIT.. aunce Chevalier France's greatest gift to America 4sT"f31? m : 1 : "BIG With Claudette Colbert in a new all talking comedy drama of a young Frenchman who makes good in an American chewing gum factory. - PLUS FORE! With Andy Clyde in the All Talking Golf Comedy "MATCH PLAY" ALSO TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN filmed by FOX MOVIETONE NEWS NOW A woman who reckoned on fate, on conscience but forgot the po lice. EVEIYN v ' I.'.." D DQ ODDDQDSQBBQ D Ifi Classified Advertising Gets Results n c n d b b nor POND" WALTER HAGEN LEO DIEGEL ALSO Talkina Western Con.edy WESTERN NIGHTS" TALKING NEWS Admissio ALL TALKING , 10 and 2LVjX i lEve...r.:...ilO and '35 AJ
