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proE TWO p .rr fTocal and - -Personal atr iAke OffUw Moved Tot.nj V From now pit until the close oi" -the season late next fall the Crater liake national park headquarter ounces ana man win e .mu.eu ui, government camp at the park, am the- office equipment ana record Vre moved up there early thto forenoon from the winter head qunrters in the Federal building. ' Ilolulay Slows Up Jlotelg f As is Ufual before a holiday, th patronage of the Medford hoteltt began to decrease today, and will hrobubly be. comparatively light over the week end. TJio Coleman Hero Agiiln " Mrs. lOlta Coleman and Byron Coleman of Sun Francisco arrived here yesterday on their periodical visit to the valley. They are at the Hotel Medford. j r For Sole Flowers of nil kinds for Decoration Day. Delphulms, Spanish Iris, Oeums, Peonys, Hoses, etc. Also four shades of extra choice Snapdragon. Phone your orders early. Phone 390-T,, or call At 320 South Holly street. I S Oversight Costs 5 ' Itayor Guy, high school student, on his plea of guilty in Judge Tay lor's court today to having n:i license plates or sticker on his car, was fined "i and costs. "We are prepared to do all klndB of plastering, stucco, brick and ce ment work. No Job too small, ni job too big, Let homo men do your work. Tel. 377-L. F. V. JamcH Son. 226 Cottago. 77 Here from Distant Polntn P. Johnson and Mr, and Mrs. W. Krollo of Chicago, 311.. Mis White of Nashville, T"nn., A. Sin Her of New York City, H. B. How land of Baltimore, Md and Oliver Huffing of St. Louis, Mo., are among the guests at Medford ho tel from distant points. Klowern of all klndn for parties, banquets, decorating, etc. Call at 325 South Holly, or Phono 390-L. 71! Ijearo for Kant, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Madison plan to leave Medford Monday for tho east, where they expect to make their future home. For.. Decoration Day, cut flnwors and old-fushloned bouquets. Sam uelson's Flower Onrden, 208 Clark St. Phone 880-X. OS TjOrUmi Auxillury Notice . Members of the American Legion Auxiliary are requested to meet on the Washington -school sldo of the public library lawn at 9 a. m. to morrow for the purade. Five cars are needed for Gold Star mothers, etc. The Auxiliary will ride in cars this year following their float, .'. For Rale Booming house, throe blocks from Montgomery Ward $9,000. Would take $3;0u(l in trade as part payment. He owne nil 37fi 8. Central, 1 " Find Fish Net at lnm ICmling nn all-night vigil, Game Wardens F. Mi Brown and Fred Merrill Tuesday morning confis cated a 100-foot Inet stretched across tho Hoguo river at tho lower end of tho pool near the Savage It up Ids dam. Ashland Tidings. , For Sabs -Flowers of all kinds for Decoration pay. Dolphulms, Spanish Iris, Geiims, Peonys, Hoses, etc. Also four shades of extra choice Snapdragons,. Phono your orders early. , Phono 390-L or call nt 32G South Holly At rent. ; OS Visitor from Seattle C. C. Sterner, C. U. Gray, S. D. Kellner and A, U. Wallen nro among the Seattle visitor In Med ford.. ,. i. . Look I Men's suits cleaned nnd pressed $1.00, .cash nnd curry. Unique Cleaners, 20 S. Central. Phone 86. 71 Oreitonlniifi nt HMe OuestH from Oregon points nt locn hotels Incltidn Mr, nnd Mrs, F. W. ilnmllton, Fred Taylor of 10 H gene, Roy Kennedy of Junction City. J. M. Burt and It. G. Phelps of Salem, and the following from Portland Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Poland, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wen roth, T. It. Flatley and family, .1, Wlederhorit, It. Crede, G. It. Stev ennon, Mr. and Mrs. H, A. Fox, I J. Hawes, K. D. Beam, It. L. Hubt deaux, R, A.-Hip. U. F. Wlldman, .1. H, Vovyr C. Hi O'Hollaren, S M. Calklns.i Karl Clymer, . L F. Brazeman. L. 10. Modlselt, l. O, DeOoff, N. P. Senloy. M. H. Byber. J. E. Heir. H. W. Berry, A. A. Krue ger, K. P. Cecil. J. J. Hiley, J. P. Blaasen and P. in Sams. largest dnnca In Gold Hill every Sat. the country, panrn till 2. 7n Day In and Day Out Fluhrtr'g Breads are the choice of discriminating housewives. Remodel HuhIiichh 'Properly The nuni of I2O0U will be spent by K. J. McPherHon to remodel a ritortr bulldiOK on Kant Mrfin Htreei, and J3. C. Jerome will Hpend t50 to remodel a building on Cant Min street, Recording to applications file today with the city building department. Mrs. Bllllnga of 8. Riverside Ave.ntnnnlnic to Htart at-honl next fall myn that Dr. Ulaisoa Tolgon OaKjare Pftperlally u.'Ked to e brought Prescription completely cured her! Jn lwo days u u a(lj(1 and guar. anteed by Heath's DruK Htore. 71 Here rrom Berkeley Miss Ann Murphy arrived In Medford on the noon Shasta todav from llerkeley to spend a few days visiting Mr. and Mr:.. Chas. ftay. C'hnuncey Klorcy 123 Kast Main St. lorn ted C5tf VisU C'oiiiiiiltlee Hearing The interim fish commltlee ap pointed by the bwt legislature tJ study fish conditions will hold a public hearing nt Marshfield Sat urday, at which will be dineuHBed the closing of Moguc river to com mercial fishing. Dynge's dance, Wed. and fiat Dreamland. Gents Vlic. 67 Anyono who would liko a bar gain In a high grade banjo should call ot this office and Inspect the banjo left here for sale; a sacrifice regardless of cost. 25tf County HeNhletilH in Clly The lint of visitor in Medford today from varioun county local Ules IncludcH Charles Williams of lleagle, Mrs, Hoy Vaughn of Pros pect and Hurdett Dodge from hifs ranch home at Dodgo bridge For best green slabs, ask driver or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 03 65tf Dnnee. Jackson Hot Springs, Sai urday night. . 70' Worth Harvey Visited Hero Mr. and Mrs. Worth Harvey mo tored to Medford from Cottage Grove and spent the week end vis iting Mr. Harvey's brother, Jlomt-r If. Harvey; nnd his sister, Mrs. Sylvia Halley of this city. Worth Is a former Medford hoy but has been living in Cottage Grove, tha past 25 yenrs. being associated with tho First. National bank of thai city. He flees many fine Improv i ments In our city and valley since hlH last visit here, and enjoyed the trip very much. For best green sinbs, nsk drlv-jr or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. C31 65tf Public Market Orocery Butter 40c lb eggs 25c doz., all standard coffee 43c. 89 tir Fire Yesterday A discarded cigarette yesterday afternoon summoned the fire de partment to extinguish flames that were burning the upholstery of a small roadster on Kast Mnln s'.reet. Tho blaze waB quickly placed un der control with little Iohh to the ear, the ownership of which was not leorncd by the fire department. For your health tnke,. KuhhIuii massage and chlroprnnllo. Dr, Sirh klns, ovei4 Woolwoi'th's, Tel, 32110, 07tf Flowers of nil kind for parties, banquets, decorating, etc. Call nt 325 South Holly or Phone 300-L. 70 Week Kml In Corvnllin M r. a n d M rs. 1 1 a rry Luy nnd daughter Ruth plan to spend the week end in Corvallls vlnltlh friends. ; The corner of Main and Ivy streots will be tho position whero tho 1. A. R. section of tho Me morial day p a r a d o will form. Transportation for ta members who can participate 'has been pro vided for and the formation ot the D. A,. It. part of the parade will take place nt 9:lfi o'clock Friday morning- ' 1 . , Hi For best green slabs, nsk driver or cull Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 031. C5tf Big Nugget Found Joseph Wetxol found a gold nug get on tho flats west of Vrcka this week. H Is said the nugget con tained hctwWn $40 and $fi0 In gold. It was discovered In the district where gold wns first dis covered in this section, nnd evi dently there U still some of It that the early miners did not get. Sis kiyou News, Madame Margot Shlvely, who lifts taught French In Paris nnd Bos ton, Mass., will tutor, give private or class lessons to ndults and chil dren, Address 51 & Penn. Ave. Ph. 1043-L. 74 Dressmaking nnd remodeling at the Fashion Shop, 424 Medforl Bldg. Tel, 1 1 HI. tf HrlilKo Ik Now H"ii l'N)lhtwlnK Bomi'tinm ppont In ro jiiihii, tho Jnrkmln mri'Pt lirldKO won cipcnt'rt to trnfflo thU wook. A now liimlnntod floor win Intel, tnk Inu (ho plnoo of tho old plunk for morly In no. Porhnpn In tho noxt yonr tho floor will ho covered with nnphnlt. Mnntnna nnnual plrnlo. S mlloA Bouth on Pacific highway from Modfard, Sunday. Juno 1. nrln hnnkot Itmrh nnd Initio nervloe. Knjoy n dny with old frlondn. 70 ' Dry klndllnit 2.r.O per lond. Vnl toy Ktiol Co.. Phono 78. tf niNtHlMilliur K('hol 1 "mills , Tho ronnty tehonl nnporlntund- ont' ntflio today wan m'nillim out rhookR to Jnok?nn ronnty city nnd rurnl Krhnol im nnrl nf llio ii'Rii- Inr May apportionment of n-hool ftindit. ' Dnnio. Hold Hill, Hat. nlnht. 70 Ohanncey Floroy 123 Kant .Main Ht. located 5lf CJoo In Tnrnntn ). O. Alenderfer Ik nmnnR Med ford Shrlnon, who will attend the convention In Toronto, hnvlnR loft Mertfoid for that city lant nlRht. Clenn cotton rags wanted nt Mall Trlhuno office. tf wmuiiii ti.inri-, ijiini I f 1 IllKlll. Dance till 2;nn. 7 m e MEDTORD MATT, Pro-K -bool Clink Soon The county health department will hold ft pr-ch6ol clinic ax Phoenix for children ot ihn Phoe nix. Talent and Hurruundintc din trlctB next Tuesday. It will bo held under the direction of Dr. II. C. WilHon, c-nty health of ficer, aHoiftted by Mil's Kdith l-aul-Bcher, county nurse. Children to the clinic. Montana annual picnic, 3 miles south on Pacific highway from Medford, Sunday, June 1, Bring basket lunct) and table service. Enjoy a day with old friends. . 70 Dance till 2:D0. Gold Hill Sat. 10 Kx peeled Back Tomorrow . Lee Gnrlnck Is expected to return tomorrow from Portland to resume tint f cm at the local branch of the out of xtato auto registration bu reau and the Oregon State Motor ntwiciation, - For Sale Flowers of all kinds for Decoration Day. Delphiiims, Spanish Iris, Op urns, Peonys, Rosei, etc. Also four shades of extra choice Snnpd logons. Phono your .f ill,.-., Aarln llhnno Hlft.I nail nt i-r. ofl.,,i'. nU Unique cleaners special price on ladles' clothes. Men's suits cleaned and pressed $1.00 cash and carry. S. Central. Phone 96. 71 Fined for Insurfteleiit Brakes ' Leo Potter was fined in Judge Taylor's court today $10 for hav ing Insufficient brakes on his car. The complaining wltnesH was Clly Traffic Officer Pre.scoit. Phono G42. We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. 337tf See Brill's Sheet Metal Work for radiator, fender nnd auto body repairing. tf CallfoinlmiH at Hotels Among California residents reg istered at Medford hotels are M and Mrs. A. I. Skerry, Jr., Mrs. A D. Dioasy, ,MIb Doerfllnger and Hubert Krlckon nf Carmet High lands, Frs. u. W. Thompson of Los Angeles, it. M. Rankin, Mrs. Je rome Stuart of Berkeley, Mr. nnd M rs. L. A . K a t h of Long 1 ( en ch , Mr. and Mrs. H. U. Abbott of Holly wood, O. A.- Marks nt San Diego, A. Hoblnson nnd Arthur Paschelka of Oakland,. Mr. nnd Mrs. A,, I.. Mattes of Santa Monica, W. ,L, Marks, Morris Marks of (llendale. F. It. Dormer of Marysvllle, and Iho following from San Francisco' Mr. and Mrs. ll. H. Willlam.H. Mrs. Kttn Coleman, V. K. Flies. Byron Coleman, F. A. Foote, . Mrs. K, Dwyer nnd son, Mr. and Mrs. C W. Martin and C. D. Gilbert. Better Insurance service at less cost. Insure your hay and grain now. C. L. doff, 44 N. Riverside. Tel. 149G. 68 16-In. green pine slabs, large or small loads. Valley Fuol Co;, Tel. 78. S44tf Stealing from Autos Tho nollco department Is coVitln- Ihg to receive reports' from motor ists that petty thieves are taking groceries and, other -articles from cars. Autolsts are wnrned to re frain from lenvlng things In un locked cars, even If for only n short time. CJeo. A. Tlohnert, General Truck ing, at Fltchtnor's Garage. Tol. 180. The Pensleys' new studio now open, opposite new Holly theater. tf Bendy for Hid Specifications for two gradir contracts, flvo paving contracts and the trunk line sewer on the east side have been completed nnd nro now nva liable for contractors at tho city engineer's office. Bids for tho work will be opened at the clly council meeting next Tuesday. Tho Peosleys new studio now open, opposito now Holly theater. tf lfl-ln. green plnn slabs, large or small loads. Valley Fuel Co.. Tol. 344tt Two Mnrrlngo Licenses Tho county clerk's office Issued marriage licenses today and yes terday to Charles James Cotton. 37, and F.thel Messenger. IK, both of Medford, nnd to Coy Welborn, 21. nnd Thelnm Nelmeyor, 18, both of Weed, Cnl. Old-time hnrd time dance, W. O. W. hall Thursday night. Dnnoe, enrds, supper, $l per couple; extra ladies i!fic. Powells 0pleee or chestra. , CS lfl-ln. crecn Pino slabs, large or small loads. Vnlley Fuel Co., Tel! 70. 844tf Hurt While dulllo Hiding II. R. Bunch, who hns been em ployed on the Henry Kerby ranch In the Wagner creek district, Is a patient at the Sacred 1 letirt hos pital In Medford, suffering from a fracture of the bones In his rich! leg. Bunch was Injured Saturday while riding after cattle. He wn riding up n steep grade, which suddenly "gave way," plunging Bunch nnd his horse down the hill side. The bone is fractured Ju.t above the nnkle, Ashland Tiding. Let us haul nwny your garbage and refuse, rhone &4 2, City Sani tary Service. 38 7tt We specialize In fndlntor nnd fender repairing nt Van's Gnmg. 33 So. Bartlett. Phono 208. tf Tnitinfemil to I'tnli I. II. Bonnlksen. for sometime division superintendent for the Pacific Greyhound Stage Line. In cluding a territory from the state line to Borburg, hns been trans ferred to Snlt Lnke City nnd Is now mnklng his home there. I. J. Wlllson, connected for some time with th company, has taken Mr. Bonnlksen's position. Hemstitching, plcotlng, pleating. button mnklng nnd hoso mending. Handicraft Shop. 2R7tl Chnuncey Florey now locntc.l 123 Kast Main St. Insurance nnd Ileal Kstnte. 65tf TRTBUNE, MEDFORD, Shirley to Vlnll Old Home Mr. and Mm. J, Hhirley havo leu wed their home on Vancouver avenue and will leavo tonight for their yid home In Queen City; Mo on a bualnexH and itlenHUre trip. Special low price for cleaning women's clothe. Unique Cleaners. S. Central. Phone 96. 71 t lA'glon Meet ut Park Commander W. S. Bolger of the local American Ieglon pot has is sued a requeBt to all members to gather at the. city park tomorrow morning to prepare for the Me morial day parade, which will form there. Let me write your fire Insurance. Carl y. Tongwald, Hotel Holland Lldg. Phone !It3. tf I-ake of the Woods, indicates it le a "Ik attraction-for week-end whom are planning to leave for the lake tomorrow morning. The re sort l now open nnd there is a sufficient supply of boats, and cab ins to provide for all needH, accord- Ing to local reports today. The colfee shop Is serving lunches and meals and the store Is fully stocked to supply any demand. Fishing is reported to be good and the silverside and bass are said to be caught easily. Several good cut dies were mudo last Sun day. The best route to the lake is de clared to he by the way of Anna Springs and Fort Klamath, entail ing a distance of 124 miles and can be driven in four hours, The sec ond best route is given by, way of Klamath Falls, lt miles, or four hours from Medford. The Deud Indian route, from the Pacific high way, is in lair condition und can he driven in three and one-half hours. ' 4. TAL'lCfV Ore., May "29. (SpO The entire eighth grade clasw of the Talent school passed with good standing. Fny Kstes was highest, with Arllne (lossett sec ond. Mrs. Minnie Joeckel, eighth grade teachor. leaves a very fine record for her three years' work here. She will leave for her home In Salem the hitter part of the week, whero sho will ho employed for the coming year. 4 SUFFER FROM: PHOENIX, Ore.,iMuy 20.--(Siil.) The' llttlo '4-vciJim)I(1 girl of Mi and Mrs. Oron Korr, who live on SiincreKt orchard No. 28. Is suffer Ini? from n dlRlocnted elbow.. This Is the little Khi who lust weeli suveil her little brother from drown ing by reporting to her mother that ho had fallen Into the irrigation ditch near the house. Little Johnnio Glover foil from a I roe Tuesdny anil broke his fore arm. - , , CHICAGO. May 2S, W MoV miles uiltendlnt; the .convention ofi the dallKhtcrs of the Nile were to select officers today. Tho con vention which-started .Monday and drew deleautos from such diytant points as Hawaii, will clone to night. Mrs. Ijllllil MeOroKor, of Butte. Mont., supreme queen of the nr KnntKiitlon. was honored at n din ner last nlKlit. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KOIt HAl.H MODUItN (I-liOOM lloMli on Mlnnesola Ave.; llvlnu rooiii, dlnlnir room . with built-in " Imffet, 3 bedrooinr, .large screen ed back porch, basement, piped furnace, lawn In hack yard, cher ry I roes, double jruraKC CIlArtl.KH It. HAY, ltenltor, Itoom 203 Medford BblK. l'hono SOi. 71 KOIt SAUK I'ncnlled-for blue serito suit, sIko 37: fine for nriid liate. Klein the Tullor. tTp!,tairs. WANTKD Ity girl., light work or children to care for. Can stay nights. Hli.x M. A., Mall Tribune. 70 KOIt KALK 7-rm. nio,lern house, north ttentty. lmiulre O, C. Slanwood, tiold Hill. 70 FOU SAI.K 100-lb. refrigerator. I 8tl by H-lnch split Iron pulley, I one electric exploder. I no. litre (.old HIU lldw. (ill A PKKHANC! I (1 - 40o roll and up. Dick Newman, Phono 31-l-J.1 70; WANTKD 1-tttlv prcKner for fullcv "Ilk ilrews. Exllerlcncoil. .Mc.l fnril t'nsh furry I'leunerK Oycrn. 530 K. Mnln. Tl" KOIt SA1.K Kronh ynunR Jersey cow. rjione lll!-W. 7". Ktlt K.Vl-HAXOK Sun yourself In Minny southern fnltfornlu. Kncniic in poiiliry r.iliiiii; en n splenilld o-rre poultry furm closi to ItivcrsUlo. New, moilcrn 4-rmin ImnKiilnw, chicken house, hroniler house ami other hn piovcments. proMcnt owner nalil lS.notf for nlncc nml wants stock ranch In southern Oregon, ti,s prnpeny Is fice from ncum hriiiico. See I'hnrlcs A. Wine Aeny. Inc. su. OREOOX, TITTTTCSDAY, R. BY DEATH AFTER SHORTJLLNESS It. Schuler, well known resident of this city, where ho has, resided for tho past 22 ycar, pawed away ut his home, 911 W. 10th street this morning, May 1U. following a very brief illness. Although Mr. Schuler had been In falling health, his condition be eame critical but a short time before death. He was horn In the state of Wisconsin, June li 1X54. On the 3 0th of October. 1870, ho was married nt St. Charles, .Minnesota to Ida M. Brown, who was at his bedwkle when the end came. There a Iso su r vi ves six chil dren. Harry D. Schuler of North Dukota, Ira K of Medford, Stella L. Itoswell, Beaverton, Ore., Ella M. Banish nnd Paul It. Schuler of Medford nnd Ruth Pickle of Cald well. Idaho. Remains- ore at the Conger Funeral Parlors and fu neral arrangements will be an nounced at a later date. REV. KERR MODERATOR CINCINNATI, May 2!. (A) The Rev. ; Hugh Thompson Kerr, 1'lttshurg. ' late today was elected moderator of the Presbyterian church in the United States. I Jr. Kerr received CU5 votes and his only opponent, the Rev. Henry I.. Master, Philadelphia, obtained 30.1. Mr. Kerr carried nineteen "f the twenty-two voting Hcctions. Sensible Way To Lose Tat Stnrt taking Kruschon S a 1 1 s that's the common-sense way to re duce but don't take them with the idea that they possess reducing Qualities In themselves. This Is what they do they clean out tho Impurities in your blood by keeping the bowels, kidneys and liver in splendid working shape and fill you with vigor and tireless en ergy you'd almost forgotten had existed. As a result instead of planting yourself In an easy chair every free moment and letting flabby fat accumulate you feel an urge for activity that keeps you moving around dorng tho things you've always wanted to do and needed to do to keep you in good condi tion. Than wnteh tho pounds slide off! lrustihen Halts are the up-to-dar.e Fountain of Youth. Take one half teaspoonful in a glntis of hot oi cold water tomorrow morning And every morning they're -taste-leas that way, and If they don't change your whole- Idea about re ducing. Ku back and get the small price you paid for them. Get an 85 cent bottle of Kruschen Silts urns 4 weeks at J arm In & Woods or any progressive druggist any where In the world. She'll always treasure her BULOVA WATCH These days a timepiece must be beautiful, as well as de pendable. Bulova Watches creations of loveliness and mechanical perfection rep resent the highest decree of the watchmaker's art Give her a Bulova for gradua tion. She'll always treasure it RONA Am.Hctl. enorftvtH ci.i tlexlbl. ranh bandi 15 91A75 Larry Schade Your Favorite Jeweler SINCE 1018 mes INSURANCE Nagengy HARRY MARX Painter of the Homes of Men Tinting, Paper Hanging Phone 178-J . (3) MXY - 29, 1930. WALTHERSSEND j GREETINGS FROM ! (W IN RRA7IL I I. B. Walther, formerly with 1 the Copco here, and now in Itlo : de Janeiro. Hrajill, in his remit- jtance. to The .Mail Tribune for; another year, says that he and! I Mrs. Walther are cettlnu along nicely In tlu'lr new home and that j they desiro to be remembered to their friends In Medford. lie says: j "You can be assured tlmt The 'H V.'j?-i Cfv.S-V-f , The Fox West Coast Theatres are fundamen- ii .-'r jf'.'f '"i-l tally a part of your community, flourishing be- IMM Vi'' 'JL ' m7Bmm ' ! M cause they are dedicated to fulfill your require- ! '7 hfjB NOW 50 FAMOUS STARS v 2 And What a Party . )M , CT 2 They Throw, for You , O r EACH MEMBER OF THE CAST ENTERTAINS 5 M$. O ; CLARA'S here to show you why they call her the "It" girl, and D . .: I mtM 2 i MAURICE fiom gay Paree, and GEORGE the Mighty, and GARY, Q y ''WJ ySsi strong and handsome. ;3 J And there's DICK ARLEN , with EVELYN BRENT, CLIVE j fet2 BROOK with BILL POWELL (Sherlock Holmes and Philo Vance Awtfj fJy 15 together) . . . NANCY CARROLL with BUDDY ROGERS . . . J JnUflDl ; RUTH CHATTERTON and DENNIS KING . . . HELEN KANE JlBfQ Er , and SKEETS GALLAGHER boopadooplng it up . . . HARRY RK$Kf r - GREEN and JACK OAKIE. HfwPU I It's the big party of Hcllywood's gayest,. most exciting stars. J s, anjl ' !! Famous Musical Comedy Stars, In 11 y VliWe "HIS LUCKY DAY" J W , ; . MOVIETONE NEWS Mi ,11 Oil (jvls I : .. - ALL TALKING ; V . ' i I 1 COMEDY, THRILLS, ACTION N If"- as Hoot outwits the blackest bunch of 1 ; LftSt, Ties outlaws on the bordir. i 1 ,, ,11 talker o , 11 A'fS "TAR2AN THE ' : I jtXZ A nWS T,GER" ' 1 ! II GUILTYV , wNir 5 ; 1 with . .. ... -itsnua ft l I I 1 sportnoht l.O I ? Mall Tribune is always welcome as both Mrs. Wulther and myself are! naturally Interested hi its columns, particularly the Hems re garding our old friends and the community in general. "Am glad to note from the paper that the howling league is i ii .Mall i still active and that 1 ne Tribune force continue to get their : jnjn, for lucn wonderful household ar share of the pins. I tides, toilet goods, sporting goods, ami "Camera, the big spaghetti, is ; toyj Over 275 premiums. All described I surely cleaning up on the nam ( m our tree Premium roider. -fund Kggers' isn't he? Wonder j Always keep a supply of Alpine Milk when they will match him with j pnand. Nothing better for coffee, ce il real' fighter, such as .Max j Knhmelinif. "We ' desire to be remembered to nil our friends." HKXU Further proof that nn ocean once rolled over the central Oregon hills 'was found in shells which were picked up on hilltops nt :llion foot elevations. , ' TomOrrOW and Saturday s '. THOUSANDS OF WOMEN SAVING ALPINE LABELS :t Valuable premiums for ihein TT0W more than Pfly to ve Alpine Labels. You can redeem reals, fruit, and recipes that call for milk Order 6 cans at a time. Then start sav ing your labels. For your copy of Free Premium Folder, write to Alpine Milk, Premium Dept., 1005 Mission St., San Francisco, Cal. . HOrtt'nil.pMmliim.ffOT..pllMteeMitlnwteUMlMl8utH. .xeludlnj Al;.'.. oJ .r,,,"ir' nd. J,!!1,1" k7 ,uu