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Newspaper Page TextPZGE TWO ftiEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,- OREfiON, TUESDAY, JUNE H, 19.10, :t: ? II ! I: ( ! t' ii 1' i: i! I! oc&l and Personal N'mv Council. JnHiiije Officer 1 Aj.-.Jho rgKular mcetlnK of pity council tonight. Councilman K. M.. Wilson, vlce-mtiyor, will pre side in the nbsenie of Mayor Pipe, who left tiumlny for "a two weeks' business visit to his former home In Idaho, and Portland; MUfl t'flrlton on Trip MiHH Mildred Carlton loft Mod ford today for Halt J.akc City, whfre aho will attend the meeting of tht western lUvlalon of tlu American Public Health associa tion. She planfl to he nwiiy about three weeks and will visit in hcv eral citieH while en route. Hero from Distant Polula (luesu from a distance registered tit 'Medford hotoU include M. II. ff -f New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Roy (Joodwln of itolsc, Ida., I Up nn.l .Inlln (It'Ilham. J 1 . I and son of Spartansburg, S. C. Ml. and Mrs. F. If. Knnne of Hono lulu, T. H., and Henry Jones of Provo, Utah.1 " : Extra ch(ice flowers for grad uation. Phone your orders early. Phono 390-L or call at 825 South Holly. 7 5 Homo for Summer Miss Patricia Gala, who was teaching at the Prospect school this last' school year, is now nt home to spend the summer here. Grams Push-Courier; ' 1 Let mo write your flro Insurance. Carl Y. Tenwiilil, Hotel Holland Bldg, Phono 083. tf Ilml Ilmkpti Cost $10 John Hurley forfeited n ensh hull of Jit), which he put up with the police following his arrest on the e h n r B e of having Innclfituiite bV-rikps on his crir, hy failure lo ap pear' In Judpte Taylor'B court yes terday for trial. Lot us haul away your pai'lmse and refuse, l'hono 042, City Sani tary Service. ' 387tf Anlies FU'tt .... The flro department was called tn: the Wnshinitton rooming houne yesterday to extlngulBh u .snmll blaze In a wooden hox Into whleh apparently' warm ashes hud heen thrown. Little damage resulted. Thorvnl H. PolkenherB. teacher of violin, believes tho summer va cation to he tho opportune time for children to study, muslo. A special course of Instruction, Including uo of Instrument. f ottered. C.ill Studios, Rooms 3 and 4, CoIIoko Uldg,, 31 N. Grape. 8l rntlcra;oes 0rntlon 1 Mrs. R. 8. Wilbur of Centr.il Point underwent a major opera tion nt the Community hospitul In this city yesterday and Is re ported "to he' getting along nicely. t Flowers At' nil kind for parties, Imnquets, decortitlng, etc. Call at 325 South Holly or Phone 800-L. 70 Homnwluu Mluil . Ui ... One ofi our. older fiinnds says ho will vlemr.' the next-oellpse of the sun from heaven. Hub If heaven Is In the location" where, it Is cred ited to he, nn ollpse of tho sun should he something more thnn a unique phenomonon.--rlnod Hlver News. I 1 ' ' " Floworsi fori graduation. Phone your, orders early. Phono 3!iu-L or call at 32 5 South Holly. "f. OrrRonlium nt -Hotels. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Oates at lllllshoro r.nd Geo. W. Knight nf Huhharil are among the state guests at local hotels. Others a-e Kred Melndl nf Salem, 1. O. Ilav son and Pred Knowlln of ("miullle, and tho following from Kugene: C. H. Harris, V. t.. Jones, II. K. Liehe, Mrs. Ida Wlthrnw. Zinnia and aster plants, 15c do. Mrs. Dressier, 1107 ICnt Main. 7r, Issue Auto lylornses The sheriff's office Isnued nuto licenses yesterday to O. R-. Wlmer : of Rtieh,- Harold Knglantl of Cen trr.l Point, I?. S. Nelson of Jack sonville and CM.'Ulack and .Iuiium K, Cnmiihell of Medford. and I'roe tor A Clnmnle'of San Krnnclsco. Extra choice flowers for- grad uation. Phone your orders oarly. Phono. 390-L or call at 325 South Holly. - . V f Fillth Oore Home , Mlsg Edith Oore of the clly grnde i schools' teaching staff, left Thurs- ! day evening to spend Memorial day J nnd tho week end with relatives In f Medford. Miss' floro will spend 1 her summer vacation at Lake Tu- ' hoe. Klamath Falls Herald. j For your health tako Russian massage and chlropmctlc. Dr. 81m klnss over Woolworth'a. Tat. 12110. I . 7tf :1.n V.'.'i.i Bread as made with milk by Pluhrer is your best food. Eat more cf it. A T Kxamatioim Tills Vitk KtKiuh Kf'ide Htud?ntH who were conditioned in the la tit Htate exam inations In. -May, and. others whj were, unable to take them at ttiat time, will have nn opportunity of takltiK Kuch examinations at tho cotirtboiiKe Thursday and Friday of thiH week. Home students will take the cpiest inns in their respective schoolhou.seM in various sections at the county. li. A. Atwood and wife b'ft on this marntnK's Hinge for Portland. Mr. Atwood will undergo an op eration at the CJood Samaritan hos pital by the Monkey brothers. l.unHi and Jirldtw Leo'H Wives meet at the homf of Mrs. V. d. J flinch on Park, ave nue for luncheon and bridge Wed nesday ufternnon. Chauncey Klorey now located 123 Kant Main Ht. Insurance and Heal Eh Into. CGtf Mrs, It. S'lMilcr Umivom TliurMlay Mrs, II, Sohuler will leave Thurs day for tSanhorn, N. 1J.. to vImii with her son Ha rry a n d fa m t ly . I'Yom there she will' o to Hi. ChJirh s, Minn., to visit a lister ah 1 brother, after that she will vifili her daughters, Tiuth Pickle in Cald well, Ida., and Stella Hoswell tn lleaverlon. Ore.. Ilnlloon dance, Sat. niKhi, Dream land hall. Admission 7 "e; ladles free. Itcgular dance Wednesday. 77 Mrs. Iluth Plckol -left today for her home in Caldwell, Ida., after attendinu tho funeral of her fathor, the late 11. Schuler, and visltinK her mother and other relatives. Chauncey Florey now ' locatod 123 Knst Main St. InHurance and Heal EHtate. ... Cfitf f'avo for ValiiiiK(oii ,1. Melntoxh of Kl Paso. Texas, accompanied by Yaqui Joe, wres tler, left today for Yakima ami other W'a.shinKton jiolnts, to fulfill a series of wrestling dates. Tho Indian won tho world's junior mUl die weight wrestling chain pionship hut will not put It nt stnkn In xmy of his northern encountorfl. "Wo speciallzo - In radiator nn'J fender repairing nt Van's OaraRC, 33 So. Bartlett. l'hono 208. tf First AHhland liiiiul t'onccrt Ashland's first park concert of the- season is to be held Thursday evening, June 12, at the park pa vilion. Plans to have the first concert Thursday nlwht of this week were change 1 when it wan decided weather condlllotiH were tob unsettled to warrant announce ment of tho concert. Dressmaking and remodeling at the Fnshlon Shop, 424 Medford Bids. Tel. 1181. - ; -tf Leaven for Norlli Mrs. W. H. Hrown of IOngle Point left this city on- tho noon Shasta today for Portland, Seattle, Vic toria ami other northern cities, whero she plans to spend three weeks. " , Flowors for graduation. Phone your orders early. Phono 3tM-L or call nt 32a South Holly. 75 Two 1 lou nt y Vnrra Charles Humphrey of Kagle Point collected three dollars to dny from the county for killing a coyote, and Mrs. 10. II. Paul of Mcaglo collected a simitar amount for killing n coyote, according to bounly warrants issued at th county clerk's office. ' llomstttchlng, plrotlng, pleating, button making nnd huso mending. Handicraft Shop. - 2&7tf Heschurg's Awning: Troubles If all local business people wciv mortv than nix feet tall, tho awn ings would probably be raised high enough so that they would not knock the hat off a reasonably tall mnn. Uosebm-g News-lie view. For best green slabs, nsk driver or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 031. 65tf Hero from tho Hear Stale Among the CaMforniniiB regis tered nt Medford hotels uro I. 0. Sanford, M. M. Futterman, F. J. Dormant), Frank Oswald. Al Kert"s and son of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Lovell of (llendora, Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Young of Ktna. Mrs. M. II. Torrence of Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. it. A. Schrlbo of Fresno, T. Clnrk of Hollywood, t'has. A. Melcalf and Myrtlo Ma nor of Oakland, V. T. ltramers of Salinas, nnd tho following from San Francisco: Mr. nnd Mrs. J 1. Larks, L. i. Austin. F. A. Vilas, Chas. V. ttlnok. O. V. Ftmk nnJ A. K. I.ultimore. tS.OO Hullo. m dance. KjiI. night, lira inland hall. Dynge's music, 77 FtrrcllfMl Drunk Dull A. O. Coghlll forfeited n cftsh ball of $10 whlrh ho put tip witn the police, for failure, to appear In the city court yesterday for trlul on thy charge of Intoxication. Public Market Oroeery Nutter 40c lb., eggs 2 fie do., nil standard coffee 43o. 89 1 Court ill i rants PnKt j Judge H. 1). Norton will bo In Oram Pius Thursdny and Friday j nf this week to hold circuit court, j nnd will return to Medford next ! week to resume court sessions here. f including ft number of minor erlm j inal trials. The docket Is set nhead 'for the next three weeks before j disposition can he ma do of all i cases. ' V nre prepared to do nil kinds of plastering, stucco, brick Ami ce ment work. No Job too amall, ni Job too hlg. T.et homo men do your work. Tel. 377-1. F. W. James Son. 228 Cottage, 77 ! llnrk from Portlniifl I Mr. uml Mis. W. A. Aitken and dauuhter, Miss lluth Aitken. re turned Sunday from a combined I business and pleasure trip to Port- : .''and. Kxtrn choice flowers for gradu ation. Phone your orders early. Phone 3!0-l or call at 325 South Holly. ?u Mrs. H (ran III nt Homo Mrs. Hubert Strang has been 111 nt her home for th past Weeki Cutting Trees ul Ground lawful .State horticultural authorities are within their authority incu--tin. diseased tren off at- t!w ground Instead of pulling them up by the root. nayt' an opinion oy Attorney-ieneral Van Winkle a: Salem. Charles A. Cole, secretary of the state horticulture board re quested the opinion when destruc tion of a dlseused orchard was pro posed. Attentat! Klamath Viinmil Mr. and Mrs. Bert Orr of Med ford "spent Krlday in Klamath Fa lis, attending the funeral serv ices of the late James C.rimes. Mia. Ort is a sister of the deceased. .Joe Crimes of Med ford and Mr. and Mrs. Kates of Diinsmulr were other re It lives of the la to Mr. Grimes who attended the last rites yen' terday. Klamath Falls Herald. lialloon dance. Sat. night. Dream land hall. Hegular dance 'edn?i day. 77 Alleges Cruel Treatment Mnrrle'J Inst September, Mrs. Kllzabeth DeJarnett filed suit for divorce in circuit court yesterday auainst Ralph DeJarnett. The bride was 10 and tlK bridegroom IS at the time of the marriage. Flowers for graduation. Phone your orders' early. Phone 3JI0-L or call fit 325 South Holly. 72 Cleo. A. Pohnert, General Truck ing, at Fichtner's Garage. Tel. 180. ; 92" From the Slulo MetroHills Among the Portland residents registered nt Medford boteta . are I. K. Williams and son. G. K. San ders, II. H. Hail, W. II. Redhead, Mr. and Mrs, John Uv Sargent, G. 10. Gage, C. A. Harrington. O. Kibbe. Frank Dennett, Mr. and Mrfl. C. .1. Wight, S. A. Dolnnd, T. W. Seheppert, K. A. Woodyard, .1. H. Cox. James Mitchell nnd J. O. Hr. rrls. Anyono who would llko a bar gain in a high grade banjo should cull nt-this offlco And -Inspect tho banjo left hero for sale; a sacrifice regardless of cost; - 25tf For best green slabs, ask driver or call Medford Fuel Co.; To). 631. . - G5tf Chewier irubbard'n (nuluallon . Mr. nnd Mrs. A. C. Hubbard re turned Monday evening from Cor vullis, where they attended tho commencement exercises of tho Oregon State' college, their son Chester being a member of the graduation class. Chester motored to llelllngham, Wash., where ho will attend tho commencement ex ercises of his cousin Olethn, who graduates Juno JOth. Mndamo Murgot Shlvely, who has taught French In Paris and Doa ton, Mass., will tutor, give private or class lessons to adults and chl. dren. Address 515 Fenn. Avo. Ph. 1043-U 74 Chauncey Florey now located 123 Kayt Main St. 65tf Two Acldcnts Fatal Thero wero two fatalities In Ore gon due to industrial acoldents during the week ending May 211. according to the htate Industrial accident commission. There were 700 nccldcnts reported to the com mission during tho week. Phono 542. We'll haul awny your refuse. City Sanitary Service. 337tf Flowers of all kinds for parties, banquets, decorating, etc. Call nt 325 South Dolly or Phone 390-L. 7G Grapefruit Crop Is Good One of the best grapefruit crops In the history of Arizona is now helntf hnrvi'sled, according to L. A. Imerarity, who arrived in Medford today from Phoenix. Ariz., by auto. Ho reported that ho encountered few tourists after leaving southern California nnd did not find so many In his home state. He Is en mute to Seattle. Wash., to spend the summer. lfi-ln. green plno slabs, largo or small loads. Valley Fuel Co.. Tel 70. 344tf See Drill's Shoot Metal Works for radiator, fender and auto body repairing. cf Instructs Gunnl Camp Miss Jnnle Smith, chief clerk of the Crater national forest office, spent today In attendance at th- guard training camp at Union Creek", whil'h hegan yesterday, in giving instructions to a less ex perienced group of the l0 forest service fire fighters and others at tending tho camp, on how to fill in account ' nnd forms, write dairies, etc. Tho Pensleya' new studio now open, opposito new Holly thenter tf Mall Tribune nda are read hy 10.000 People every day. tf Some Name Taken Off As n result of cheeking over slg natures on tho fish bill petitions circulated in Jaekaon county !. place a measure on the ballot at the November election ht Close tho Itogue river lo commercial fish ing, the county clerk's office ha removed a number of names, du; to the fact that the signers ver not registered voters. Other sig natures did not hiivo the proper voting precincts designated. For best green slabs. nk driver or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 631. 65tf lfi-ln. green pine slabs, large or small loads. Valley Fuel Co.. Tel. 7fi. . S44tf Transients fi-om Washington Included among the Washington gueiitR nt local hotels are J. V. Fen k and C. A. Cnnale and family of Tacoma. W. W. Warner of Yaki ma and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kavrc narh, Mr. and Mrs. K. It. Pline, Mrs. J. F. McKwnn and N, A. Roberts of Seattle. Tho Peasleys new studio now open, opposito new Holly theater. tf lfiin. green Pino slabs, large or small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel. 70. Intent )(M'torH on I'rogram At the state convention of Ore gon Osteopathic association, which began in Portland yesterday, Dr W. W. Howard of Medford and Dr. W. J. Crandall of Ashland were among the speakers The conven tion will end today-,.' 1 ' Frost Kxitert Leave- . , FloydsD. Young.; the government front expert, last night terminated his spring duties here, which be gan last March, and 'left by train for an inspection trip to the fruit districts in the state of Washington. AhIiIiiimI Couplo to Wed 1'h( eOlltltV rlerk'S nfflno. iaanr.rl U'fXbllllf' licdriMCu thin fitfuniii.n tn John Mpencer, Z2, and Kllzabct.i Knxnec. 9H ltnth nt Auhlanrf r 1 to William Burns.' 2tt, of Tacoma, wanh., and Alice Swain of Eureka, Cal.; Albert Young, 30, and Gladys Sitherbank, VI, both of ; Gazelle, Cal. Dry klndllps 2,50 per load. Val ley Fuel Co., Phono 76. tf Visited nt lloscIiuiTf Mrs. Sidney Abbott nnd two children left Thursday for Rose burg to visit over the week end. She was joined nt Medford by her sister, Mrs. Grant Nelson and two children. Klamath News. Exclusive wall papers. Snedlcor Shop, 414 Medford Bldg. . 77 T .1 -t l6itTLAND, ;pre., , jruha r'gg-i ,nnd h.utbsf jpriv'e continue unchanged .11 with':..' the ; f iindiHono without strength.. 13gg values ap pear to he the stronger of the twj, with tho cooperatives holding the situation well In hand. - AlthOuv.l. strawberry- supplies were present' in moderate 'volume, dinners and" bar rollers retiui la ments took most offorlng-s, with re sultant sharp price advances on the wholesale market. FIrHt early sales on tho farmers 1 market were made aK low as $1.75 per crace, but retailers paid up to $3, late in the day.' ' ' : v It now appears that the handl ers' will act as a decided stabilis ing Influence during" the rest of the season, ns their requirements are not nearly filled yet. Cantaloupes weakened about 2 cents per crate. . .. 4 THE MARKETS ljlvctstoi'k. , T'Oim.AND, Ore, Juno 3. (Pi Cnttlo 200, .Intituling 1131 jdirrol calveH ir; 25, to r0c lower-for Btoers nntl Hhe-sloclc; nround '50c luwpr Cru bullH. nntl ftllc to $1 lowt-r for cnlvea. ' Htut-rn, 110(1-1300 llm.. SI .7r.-t 1 1.25; ' Komi, $ll-ll,7ri; mndlunt, 10-U; conmlln' r'0 $10. Ht'lfpi-H. kooiI, .o-f in.no: common to mttllum, $7.ri0-$!.r0. rows, uootl. $B.7 5-ts.HO; common to medium. H!-.7li-$H:ln: low ctitH1 til cuttor. $3.50-$6.7". llnlls (year- IIiiks excluded), t7..r)0-$S; cutter to medium. n-7.I0. Cnlves, $S-$!)i cull to medium, $5-. Vealprf, milk fed, fl0-$ll; medium, $S.ri0 $10; cull to common, $0-SS.5n. IIorm 33, Including 100 direct; drlve-lna Htendy. Sheep 700. Including 24 direct; slow, ttiotaltly nround steady. PrtMtaicc . POIiTLAN'll. ore., June 3. (IP) lil'TTl'.lt AND U(1(1S: Weak, un chanKetl. Milk Cl'Ultorfiit ), piitilliy. coun try meat., onions! potatoes, wool, mils. hay. cascara hark and hop, steady and unchanged. VnrtlniKl Wheat. 1'OHTI.ANl). Juno 3. (P) Whent futures: Open UlKh Low Close .lulv .. 1.03 74 1.03T4 1.03'4 1.03'4 Sept. 1.03 1.0JV4 1.03'4 1.0414 Cash wheat: UIk Bond hlue- xstcni. hard whlto 1-17 Soft whlto 1.04 Western whito 1.04 Hard winter - 1"2 Northern Spring 1.02 Western red 1.02 Onts: No. 2, 38-lh. white. $20. Today's car rocelpts: Wheat, SO; Imi'ley, 1: flour, 12: oats, 3, t Wall Street Report .NKIV YOHK, Juno 3. lIVTho hulls, having failed tn stir up any activity In t!ioMofk nmrketi-lefl tho field to tho bears todny, hut they made even n. worse showinK. I'ractlcnlly tho entire list turned heavy, hut despite rnther aKKres slvp henrlsli operatlorm In spots, most losses wero limited to a point or two. and trnding was In tho liRhtt'Ht Volume since AukUSI, 102S with tho exception of January 13. lust. . - ' Today's closing prices for 15 se lected stocks follow: Am. Can '. Col. tlas Am. Tel nnd Tol Anaconda Curtlss Wright (leneral Kleetrlc (new) (leneral Motors Kennlcot Copper Undlo Corporation Scars Itoehuck I'nlted Air Craft V. S. Steel Mont. Ward S. V. Int. T. & T. 146 83 281 S : 9 4 SI 4!1'4 .4S 61 Vi K7'4 74 1704 4r,i 120N 2'i Knights TtMuplar I'ttnclnvo , .i nnon r I p m n I e. asc- H livnd, Wednesday evenlmr. routine business and Tem ple -degree. All Sir Knights cour teously Invited. Dinner at 11:30. H ; ' E. S W KK S KY. Com mander. " 73 Danish foreign t ratio In the first quarter of 1030 exceeded consider ably above the figures for 1920 In that period. . . , iiiiniin nrnm mi imim rik fuunt Ulnll fllll IILI IVIIIIU mm Lil IXNIUMIU ULUI0IUI1 ; WILSON Josie Wilson died at her home,41J. Beatty street, early Tuesday morning from a lingering illness dating back to April, 1920, aged 04 years, Hhe was born In Cnrrol county, Indiana, May 27, 18H6. fosie McAhron was married to Willet C. Wilson. December 30, IKbS at Burnett Creek, Indiana. Three sons and one daughter were born to the union. Hattle Kdna died In Infancy and Vallen A. died October 27, 1927. Mrs. Wilson Is survived by her husband Willet c. and two sons, Klmcr E., Medford, Ore.-, Wallace (, San J'edro, California, and tMree grand children. Mrs. Wilson had resided In the vicinity of Medford for tho past twenty-six years. She was a wom an of fine Christian character, a devoted wife and mother. Funeral services will bo held at the IJerl Funeral Home, Thursday at 2:00 'p. m., Rev. W. H. Katon officiating. Interment in Medford cemetery. SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX PORTLAND, Ort.. June 3. (p) Portland voters today were voting on tile customary special school tax levy and to fill three positions on the hoard of directors. Polls open ed at noon and remain open until H o'clock tonight. ' The'amount to he raised by the tax levy has heen fixed at $1,575, 000, wfhi-'h' is in fex2es: of the amount raised under the limitations of the (i per cent constitutional pro vision. 1 ' ' Spinning studied la Tunnel I.ANClMfiV FllflLD, Vti. -Pj A new "flvo-foot--vertical wind tun nel In th,e laboratory of the na tional . advisory" committee for aeronautics Is the only one of its kind in tho United States. It was constructed for studying spinning characteristics of various types of wing models. Seattle Air Lino Oldest. BRATTLE (P) t- An air mall route between Victoria B. C, and Seattle Is the oldest privately operated air line in tho United States ' nnd oho of ' the shortest airways in the world over which foreign mall Jjj flown. In 11 years it has clung to the same type of equipment. Town to He, Turned Around. VAN HORN, Texas - (P) Be cause of the Increasing use of highways for traffic this town Is being turned around. When Van Morn was built tho principal busi ness section was along a railway. Now threo trans-Texns highways form a junction hero and the business section will face the high ways. 1 !i- O.ecliH Buying More Itudtos, WASHINGTON. (I1) More than twice as many receivers were Im ported by Czecho-Slovakia In 1 i 0 than In rho preceding year. Im ports last year Wero il ,&K!,070. Ed Smith was found guilty n Justice court today on a charge of falling ,ot stop at- a .stop sign on Vvat Main street when coming in from Columbus avenue. The charge was made following a recent traf fic crash. Brewer Itrtiirns C. M. Itrewor, general manager of the California Oregon Power company and Mountain State Power company, returned today from n short business trip to Port land. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KOU HUNT To ndiilts. modern 3 room .apt.,, downstairs: private hath, Karaite. 123 X. Holly SI. Phone "Ki-.V. ' " ' 74 I'"OK TRADE its-acre farm near the highway; watered, 4-room house, small hnrn, lu.s 21 acres In crop and all under water. Priced nt S3. son for quick sale. 'Chauncey Florey, 123 Kast Main. 7fi- FC.lt SA I.K Splendid 6-rm. home on paved street; full hasenient. furnace, hardwood, flreplnco, nice little Knrtlen and family fruit. Price $.r.00i; no trade, chuuncev Florey, 123 Kast Main. 76 WANTED TO 11KXT modern 5 room house, lnre llvinn room, fireplace, near hlch school. Tel. HIS. 74 Foil SAI.K Fordson tractor, re cently rohullt, with complete new motor, now transmission hear lntfs: has Unsrh mavnelo with impulse starter, povernoi', cut oiit wheels and extension rims. Ted Fish, Phoenix." 75 SACRIFICE SAI.K Owner must leave. Will sacrifice fine li-nore tract near .Medford. Hlch. deep soil; new small house, garage and chicken house: real view of valley: $1,000 total price. Will take Unlit car In: 500 cash re quired. D. K. .Millard, 423 K. Main. 74 A NWAi; OPPOUTt'NITY 40-ncre i it (iv ii , u r u mi i ui, acres plow land: ha Inner pasture and i some timber; free deeded water' riKht for about Su acres; "-room ! house, bam nnd other bulldlmis; i creek runs through place; taxes $-0; 4 Rood milk cows, heifer nnd calf, team of horses, U0 ehiek- ens and nil farm machinery in- eluded. Fine garden and ymnp j fruit. Totnl prict $1,200; Jno1 cash, balance $I"0 n vcar U K Millard. 41'3 K. Main. ' T4 ' O.VK THorSANO OOI.I.AHS Iteal ca.-h to loan on ranch or city property: lone time. 11 1-: .Millard. 4.1 K. Main. 74 TWO SALKSLAPIKS Xent ap pearance: wonderful nnom-liinlii- for light parly. Apply after 6 p. nr. in; tirajie St. 74 mes INSURANCE AGENGy GIVEN BY COURT The decision today o the su preme court In the case of the. State vs. Luke Kincald in uowlse alters the present status -.f the dance dance hall case, vis: the riKht of Kincaid to hold dances. The decision today was upon strictly constitutional points, ad vanced by Attorney Don R. New bury. In a previous decision the su preme court reversed the decision of Circuit Judse H. D. Norton, de- nvlmr tho i-lihr of Kincald to bold dances under certain conditions. The decision today ends me le gal phase of the case. 1 KURKKA, Cal., June 3. (P) William Martoll, principal state witness in the murder trial of Clarence . L. Kins, charged with slaying -Minnie .McCoy, his common Inw wife, tod.-.y identified the yuung ex-convict ns the man he saw arguing with Mis. .McCoy near where her body was later found hidden behind a redwood log in northern Humboldt county. " .McCoy said he saw King nnd the girl quarreling twice on Feb. 20. the day she was killed, once at 2 p. m; and again at 6 p. ni. PORTLAND-ASHLAND MAIL CLERK SENTENCED POUTLAND, Ore., June 3. (P) Charles IL WIlle, for 23 years a railway mail clerk, was today sentenced to thirteen months ' 'at .McNeil Island when he pleaded guilty in federal court to a charge of mail thefts while employed on tho Portland-Ashland run. Would Pension Aged Farmers COUSHATTA, La. (P A bill to pension Louisiana farmers who have reached the ae of U5 and who bavctllled the soil 15 consecutive years is planned for the June ses sion of the stale legislature by Rep resentative W. H. Munkins of Red River parish. Quick Pile Relief No Salves or Cutting , Ptle' sufferers cr.h oiily'pet nuiek, safe and lasting relief by removing the cause bad blond circulation in the lower bowel. .CutllTiK ami salves can't do - tbis-r-un internal remedy must be used. Ili:M-UOID( the prescription of Dr. .1. S. Lenhardt succeeds, becuuse it removes this blood congestion and strengthen tb affected parts. 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Electrotherapy Chiropractic KING IDENTIFIED IN MURDER TRIAL SUMMER MATINEE PRICE i 25 c I - Last Times TONITE All Talking Fu Manchu escapes the grave to terrorize again in THE RETURN OF DR. FU MANCHU' Willi WARNER OLAND, JEAN ARTHUR, NEIL HAMILTON OUR GANG Talking Comedy, Singing Act, TALKING NEWS with STARTS Writ mMwiV iff rk- ; m. l By ERICH MARIA REMARQUE " ' It is more than a mere talking picture . .'. it trens cends all nationality . . . you must .'orr-et it is war and think only cf its tragic beauty . . . HERE' . . . AT LAST . . , ia the epic of a lowly soldier . . . Here Is a simple story . . . yet there is poetic power . . . dignity . . . hero is drama ' you will NEVER fcrgetl Please come as early as possible and be seated at STARTING TIMES, 1:30, 3:15, 7 and 9. REGULAR ADMISSION K.mtS Fox Scrip jyfeV ; 5 : Starts TOMORROW - 'ISpM V The Satjrdoy Cvenina Post.no"1 f fm Ci) ijlia& or, the talking scret" A Hovling Comedy "DAMES AOY!" "SOCIAL SINNER" ALSO Children Mat. 10. 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