Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 21, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO Tofckl JL Personal First Ituad OIIIiik Finished The ' county has Just completed the first coat of oil on 14 ml lea of ' county roads and In a uhort time 'will apply the second cout. accord - lug to Paul JtynnliiK. county ensi i neer, today. Hoads In the Central Point section and near Jacksonville, nave been receiving the principal attention. The second coat will be applied followlnu the construction of n road oil plant near the county .fairgrounds south of Medford. Dressmaking and remodeling at "the Fhsalon Shop. 424 MedfoM Bluf. Tel. 1181. ' tf 1 Mnc1 Sparrow Returns Mrs. Alex Sparrow returned to her homo In thin city today, fo; lowlng a short trip to Han Fran- . Cisco. r . ( Geo. A. Bohnert, General Trucfc : lot, 'it Flchtner's Garage, Tel. 180. Central Point t'loun-uu Day v Central Point l all Hct to have rf big clean-up day Monday. It wl.l enable every homo to dispose or all the useless trnsh and help beau tify the town at the same time. Jacksonville had Its day more then a week; ago, and this city will have to go some to havo cleaner town tban Jacksonville. Central Point American. ' 'dlilckeri dinner only 05c com plete. Cltrti Cafe. ! ' Make Homo liens '! Mr;-and Mrs. W. W. Cleaves of ' BaA A'dselmo, Cal., arc In Medford wfreri) they Will make their home. sri'.Clemvea-Is with the Standard Oil. company. r:.W apoclallzo In radiator and fepder' repairing at van s uimw, 33 . Bartlett. Phone SOS. .f ViaitiilK His PnrentH : ,Vf lllard B. Bennett, son of tho Bv.- Dr. and Mrs. Alexander O. Bennott, Is spending his vacation With hla parents In the Methodist l; 'parsonage. Ho Is a member of th-s . ataff of the First National bank In Bremerton, Wash. Next week ho 111 accompany the family to Hen rid and Astoria, returning to his bank duties a week later. '''Tho roads to Dead Indlnn Soda BpWnea by way of Eagle Ifilnt nnd - Lfeka Creek are In good condition. Cublrui to rent, meals served at bC? i plate any time. ' Special Sunday " ' (j'ir(4r bjf ordor. Mis. E. E. Wl!- UI,nao.n, . . '., ... OS' )' ltrf(ve fiVtaW Han rntnolscn ' bilt'gM. Mrs. H.-P. BosWorth of. Klamath Falls arrived In Med i ford (his morning from San Kran cuico, "where they have been on sfiort vnlt.' Their small daughter June! Marie' w"" th! guest of her itfaVidpardnU, Jlri and Mrs. O. V. Mr: v..' ' J s -Chfluncey Fltirey ' now . , located' '143' Yi Main Sf, Insurance and . Real Jbetate. ; flr.tf ItWo from Distant H tales i Among1' the guests from distant UtolntK reglntAroo? at Medford hotels m p. !. Collins of Chicago. 111., Jk'.W. Herbert and son of St. Loul. -Mf Sam1 Nemtro- of Now York City. J. E. .Leonard and T. D. Mut (rocK tt Canton.' On., and R. O. r ''Vrlntyre Of Philadelphia, Pa. For Hale Cut flowers of ill ) kfada for all occasions. Corsages . and old-fashioned bouquets a spec ialty. Phone S'JO-L, or call at 32' South Holly St. 95 , Two. Marriage Mortise ' The county clerk's office Issued . marriage licenses this forenoon t' Stephen Nye of Talent and Ml v, fcv'eryn De "of 'Medford, and to William Smith' and' Edna Wntklna, both of Crescent City, Cal. ' .'cfun" fa'ro chicken fllrtncr com jj plete, elite Sunday. ( ' . HI' Mi-lio of Klks' tviclirotlim Bliss Heine of Medford, to whom " CTrifnttf Peas merohants gaVo doc 1 orttitnV centracts for the Elks in ! s'lltutlon, Is completing removal of th bunting lit the downtown aec-Hon.-nClrants Pass Courier. -f A spcjlal value at $1.80 In tho a!l-sllk' Artcraft hose la making v gillie I reputation at Ethelwyn H. Wrrffmanri'i, , IUII Delegates to S. V. About 40 delegate to the Amer ican Electric Railway association convention, which convenes In San Fntncleco Monday, and will con tfeiTie untlt". Thursday, June Si!. ew 1 1 6ft tho Oregonlnn this morn- Ing to which several enrs had been 1 added. Delegates on the train were . registered from Chicago and New H '.Phone ,M. .; We'll haul aw.iv 3 yoiir rcfuse. 'ity Sanitary Mervlce .''.' " S7lf JoiiV tanl RoI.ImM t ."Spotlights and olhei' aulo ncca- -niorles w'ere reported missing to the ' police department today by the 3 Cas Junk yard oh' south Riverside avenue. The thefls are believed ' "trf have occurred last evening. 3 . . . ' J, Dance, Dreamlnrtd, Wed. and Sat. Dyhee'a muslo. M DIsrvsH-oT VVmiI Work f. Nine Teenmrncndatlnns were ' . ma4e Tuesday by the roads and highway commission of the rham- Ber nf commerce tn C K; Oatis -irf the atato highway commission . and 'W. C. Chandler, division en Klneer1 for the state commission. who were guests at the board or .directors" meeting. The projecs whloh wer recommended were fol. lowed by a concise discussion. Klamath Falls Herald. fThe EPeaaley's new studio now open, opposite new Holly theater. ,. tf For Bale Cholco garden flow ttm' Bouquet made to ordeioin any color echeme for luncheons, parties, etc. Priced reasonably. Phone J90-1., or coll t J6 South Woiiy Bt. .. s Orcgonlans at IIok Ik ' Oregonli)ns registered at Med-, ford hotels, other than those fro:n Portlnnd, Include Mr. and Mrs. 11. 1 10. illngo and children of Tllla-! mook. W. R. Endlcott of Myrtle Point, Grace B. Francis and Nev.i Service of .Baker, M. Brandt of CorvallLs, Ruth Howe and Wesley Helse of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Enn!s U. Walt of Halem. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Finn of MoCoy. FT. SSncharl sen of Roseburg. F. W. Prlebs of Koseburg, R. K, Toner and D. H. Roc and family of Eugene. i Screen cloorn (fixtures free). Medford Lumber Co. Phone 62!l. 78tf Tjoiivm for Portlnnfl .Mrs. H. H. JoneH of Jacksonville left on the KlmHta today for Port litud, where unc wilt upend the next two weekn. Dunce at Jacksonville, Sat., June 21, 0-2 a. m. . . 01 No Jiily C. P. liithy CHiiU-h " The county health department will not hold child welfare clinics In (Central Point lurln July, MrA. Lydu KlnR, county nurwo on duty In that section, Hftld today. The next clinic will he held In August, and duo to srowlnR lntcrent, ap pointments must he made early If I children and infanta are to he ex amined. Due to parents failing to make such appoint menu, babies hr.ve been turned away from. pant clinics. Party Rolnu to Portland Tuesday, June 24th, wants one or two pas sengers to help pay expense, Write Box 10 ut Mall Tribune. , 01 ReturiiCfl .from Salem " Sheriff Ralph Jennings returneJ yesterday from Salem where ho had taken Harold Cottern sentenc ed to five years, Richard Andrews, three yearn, and Robert Jadwln, three years, to begin serving tlim; In tho Htato penitentiary there. Tho trio were sentenced on charges of burglary in connection with tho robbery of tha llrown Mercantile establishment at Angle Point. iSaf'at'tho Club Xafd Sunday. Chicken dinner complete, 65c. 01 Ashland Couple Wed. A marriage license was Issued here at tho county clerk's office tu Harry Farnsworth and Dovle Har mon, both of A s h I a n d. Grants Pass Courier. Trod props. All lengths, regular size". Cheap at Medford Lumber Co. 78tf likfuve Hntnfn Hushing Over 40 auto licenses were Issued at the sheriff's office yesterday and nearly fut many wore Issued there this forenoon. Applicants came from all parts of tho county, with the' exception of Ashland, where a special license bureau Is beln-f maintained for motorists of that section. . There Is somethlntr now In CJIllett razors and blades that can only bo bought at Heath's Dvug Store. Ask Fred. , ' 03 VIhIu-hI tit Ashland , ( . . , " Mrs. W.- H. Hlenneti and daugh ter Mablo were Thursday visitors In Medford from Ashland. Tree props! A large stock always on hand. Tel. 020. Medford um ber Co. 7Stf PiiMlor's Son In Xnvy ' Tho Rev lr. and Mrs. Alexander O. Kennett havo received word of their son, Robert Alexander Ben nett, that ho sailed from Seattle Wednesday on tho IT. S. S. Idnho, on a cruise ta Honolulu with the navy R, O. T. C. of the University of Washington. Robert Is a mem ber of the Chart and Compass club. He bus Just finished the freshman year In the engineering course, re ceiving very high grades. x After his return to Seattle, about the middle of July, he will come to Medford to spend the remainder of hi vacutlnn with his folks, M the Methodist parsonage. Anyono who would like a bar gain In a high grade banjo should call at this office nnd Inspect the banjo left hero for siJe; a sacrifice regardless of cost. ( 5tf ColiroinbuH at MoteU - (Itiests from the Bear stato reu Istered at Medford hotels Include Win. P. Drake, David Pudltn, 0. E. -Stanley, I. Harbour, Mr. and Mrs. R. plvorsky and Viola New man' of Los Angeles, Xetta Claire Oreert. Robt. Holxer, J. J. Hopfteld. L. Ft. Hewctson. A. J. Klelent. Itnr old Klllw. V. K, Gordon nnd Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Onllagher and daughter of Berkeley. J. W. Paul- un And Mi, and Mrs. Paul S Tnrner of tantn Maria. H. J. DowMng and If. Klelnsorge of Bae1 ramento, ' Mrs. Tonu Jensen of Kdgewood. Mrs. .M. Donfnlng of Chlch. fl. Foster of Alameda, Mr. and Mm, K. Mills of Modesto. Mr. and Mrs. Mcflowan of Sausftllto, M, Point ress of Fresno, and the fol lowing from San Francisco: Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank MerCarley, Mr. and Mrs. C. & JjftnmolKtpr. Mr. and Mm, W, A. Llnegar, Mm. M. C. Horten and Mrs. E. LeJCIalr. Dance till 2 o'clock. Gold HIM every Saturday night. SDtt' Ortofrrunrlim srpuiHh T. John T. Kf past SO, of Central Point, ha a banana squash In rooH condition which he rslsed last year. Hip secret for keeping It lies In making sure that the squash Is kept tiprxtnlrs, cool, dry, and not allowed to freeito. The squash Is 21 Inches long and .weighs more than 20 pounds. Central Point American. Dance a'- Jacksonville, Sat., Jun 21. 92 a, m. . 91 Glondorfl Binkelr In City Mrs. Glendora Blskely. state ad visory nurs. of Portland Is In Med ford attending the annual meet ing of tlo Jackeon county health unit. Dance,' Dreamland, Wed. and Sat. Dynge's music. , 93 William Vlmont and his ton William. Jr.. were In Grant Pass Friday on hustnefi. Dance till 3 o'clock. Gold Hill every Saturday night, $!lf MTCPFOTCD MATIj Fliers Set New Transcontinental Mark Associated I'rcss Photo. Wllli'am S. Brock and Edward F. Schlee refueled at San Diego, Cal., ft r their return dash to Jackson ville, Fla. They set a record for crossing the country both ways, making the trip in 31 hours and 58 rrJnutes. Upper, left to right: Schles, William Van Dusen, official timer, and Brock in San Diego. Be low, refueling the airplane. Homo from School John Wei I Is, who has been tendlnv Tamalpals school, arrived In Medford on the Shasta thU morning. Hemstitching, planting, pleating, button making and hose mending. Handicraft Shop. 257tf Leave for the Sou Hi -v-. miy k iiiiiiUHl "I nic .un ii j Pacific Kiir farm and Ceorge K. i Ferguson are en route to San j Kranclsco to spend a short time on j a supply of Medford booklets for distribution In the south, leaving them at sporting goods stores hi different cities. Kor best green shibs, ask driver or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 1131. (l")tf Hay lletH'rMxon Hct urns Ray Henderson returned from Logan, I'tah, this morning, whom! he has been attending summer coching Mchool at the I'tah StuU Agricultural college. II o w a r d j Jones of Southern California was i In charge of football Instruction, j jnd Or. Carlson of Pittsburgh, in-j structlng the basketball classes, i iChauncey Klorey now loca'to.l . 123 Rast Main St. Insurance and; Real Kstate. 63tf i IiH)m the Stato Metropolis ' Included among Portland res I dents at local hotel are Chas. TU dale, C, A. Pearl, O. A. Alderman, C. Parsons, W, R. Chatftell, J. J Oerger, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clark. C. S. Weaver, (I. H. Rogers atrl daughter, R. a. Nixon. J. O. Blood worth. F. M. Kendrick. 11. H. V eat eh, 10. X. Powers. Mr. uiM Mrs. P. A. French, R. K. Mythhu, lllendora M. Blnkely, R. O. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Slower, Mr. and Mrs. II. B. MeCraeken. K. M. Tml.t. J. W. Hunners. K. A. Woodyard. A. Stewart, A. R. James, M. S. Big bee, J. l. Roberts, Mr, and Mr. P. B. Sibley. Dance till 2 o'clock. Gold HIIm every Saturday nlghl. s;ttf,i Antarctic Explorer Greets Mother B . A? - .t Admiral tVyrti. emlirnelus Ills iiiiiIImt on llie tu Mucom. U holi III this AswH-lal.tl Prr. trleliiito from York, (iowrnur llol- lanl .if Vlntlltli. (In top linl) looks on. Tltomn. Kynl. hrollier of flic t'iploror, Is twridiisiiUMl lti the renter fortniund. TRTBUNE, MEDFORD, Vlsllcil I lie Dunn Family 'Mr. and Mrs. St. John of Mon- tana, who are visiting In Medford j with Mr. and Mrs. Turnciuist, w.roi visiting In Ashland Thursday wltn Mr. and Mrs. Horace Dunn. ; Km best green slabs, ask drive;, or call Medford Kuel Co.' Tel. ti31. . ti.tf! IJnie for allf purposes ;it: Ale:' ford Lumber CO. -- 78tf W. I. Mvv Had First Kawmlll j Warren D. Mee, prominent dairy i nian of the Applegute district, used i to run a sawmill at the agtj of 2r. nn Thompson creek,, He celebrated! hi Clind birthday Sunday 'ft . .thn fame ranch on which he was, born. The sawmill was operated by him; and his brother Frank, and their' father Thomas. It was tho first J sawmill In this part of Oregon. j Central Point American. "Chaiincey Klorey now located 123 F.ast Main St. InsurancV and ! Real Kstate. flTitf! VK'.noo till 2 o'clock, Cold Hid every Saturday night. Siitf Pxlni Fine guatlty Beer The Ivy Street Market was show- Ing nn extra fine "live beef," a Rogue River product, on the streets! and in front of their market today.; "The quality served on the block: at our market." sail Robert Crow- der. See Brill's Sheet Metal Works for radiator, fender and auto body repairing. 'f , For best green slabs, ask driver or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. I3!. ti'itf (tiicsi from Washington L. It. Nest on and family uf Che walah, Wash., were guests of 'M: and Mrs. .1. Dohlinclr In this tRy Frltlay. They motored to Prospect today, where they will visit Mr. Vest os' brother, Emery Til ton. Let us haul nwae your garhag' and rvfutte. Phone 5-12, City San I itary Service. , i7tf,l if v;iri: J s v y 7.cx OHEOOy, SATURDAY, Will Return Tonight Mrs. aidic On lhinbar of Port land, head of the Oregon health association, who Is attending the JaekKon County Health association meeting at the Presbyterian church today, will leave this evening for her home In Portland, after having been the guest of Mis. Alice Hol loway of this city. Let me write your fire Insurance. Carl V. Tengwald, Hotel Hollan 1 Illdg. Phone 003. tt Cut flowers and funeral spray. Samuolsnn's Flower Garden, 20 S Clark St. Phone S0-X. . Slf-1 Siskiyou Summit Lodge o'pen foi the summer. Chicken dinner 7"c; also tea room lunches. 01 JKDDA, Arabia. June 21 (P) Mecca, holy city of I.siam, is to Jiave a public library, the funds having been given by a rkh pearl merchant of Bahrein who recent. y made a pilgrimage to the tomb of Mohammed. The library is to con tain works on science and art. Fndetermined since Texas y caine a state, the western boundary of Travis county and the eastern boundary of Blanco county have lieen definitely established. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE 12xK rug: excellent condition; price reasonable. Call 12SN-L. 03 FOR SALF. 2 excellent lots, run ning from Central Ave. to River side, both lots f icing on pave ment. Price for nulck salo $1500 for the two. See Charles A, I Wing Agency, Inc. FOR SALK Ring and Royal Anne cherries at Wing orchards, one mile east of Jacksonville, on Jacksonville -Phoenix road. FOR RKNT Suburban home of 6 rooms, 2 acres of ground, on Pa cific highway, near Fairgrounds, $:ii) per month. See Charles A. Wing Agencv. Inc. A3 j VLI- 5SH-V-2.' " -Pie cherries. Phone 9 1 KOI! ItBXT lloom nnd loiml. Phono 76'.I-It. Call t 1 4 Ccit lapp; ul-o warehouse 'J."xl00 fret. Ut' OPPitRTl'MTY 2 acres on Crater Lake highway and Rogue river: service station, store, fixtures and stock : 4 cabins; water system: ' fine shade. A money making go ing proposition. Price for every thing 'in0. hi easv terms. Sec D. K. Millard. 423 K. Main. P2 RKAL BUY 5 4 acres on Pacific highway; 4-rm. plastered house; electric water system, barn; fine Ir.nd; long frontage on highway. Sncriflr for $,H.S00; S30Q down, bal. to suit. D. K. Mlllartt, 423 K. Mfltn. !2 WMITR l.lXlllor.N chickens. 15e to IHr each. I'L'lt Pessie. phone 1S2S-X. it 1 WANTKH Pnnltlnn hv experienced orcharil tractor driver and re pair mah: altm repair prnv en Klncs and truck;.. No KordsoU!.. rail 610 Clark St. after 6 p. m. Ktl! SAI.K one of the neatest little Diihurhan home in the vr.lley. nn 4 aci'e tract Just out of thp city. Ha '2 nice bedroom. Ituth, larxe UvIor room, nice fire place, very complete little kit 1'lien. hrrakfiifit nook, anil priced t-iuht. AVanleil to Kent Klrst-elas fur- 1 .-.- utMin... iii-xiiniiiu): ffepiem I her 1.1. Will pay n per mnnth. i ,i ni mini hit nn Portland Ave., sewer and wuter pulil. Prlcp J-tr.e CHAI'.Vt'KY Fl.oltKr. Phone 31 . j Kast Main. KOI! MAI.K MiMlern, partly fur nished t-rm. htus. lui-ite screen ed porch. Ktirden. herries fruit trees; east side. Kiisv terms tn i-.spnnsinie pan)-. Olll at 414 S. Hlvcrslde. iOO JUNE 21, 1930. ADMIRAL BYRD OFF FOR HOI WITH LAURELS Receives Second Medal From President for South Pole Achievements Country Thrilled. WASHINGTON, June 21. UP) Rear Admiral Richard 12. Byrd turned toward home today and the plaudits of old friends and neighbors eager to add their own acclaim for hia daring exploits, to that of New York and 'Washing ton.. He was the proud possessor of the second medal to be presented to him by a president of tho Unit ed" States In honor of his achieve ments In exploring the polar re gions by airplane. Tho decoration, a special medal of1 tho National Geographic so-1 eiety, was conferred upon him last night by President Hoover In com memoration of his south pole flight. The presentation took place on the same stage upon which ho received from President Coolidge a medal In honor of his flight over the north pole. In lauding the aviator's accom plishments, Mr. Hoover said ' he ppoko not on!yr for himself but for the nation as a Whole. "For men of our race to master extraordinary difficulty, to carry through groat adventure, thrills us with pride, with hope and with confidence.1 he said. Obituary W ATKINS- Mark Anthony Wnt kins, age 53 year, died at the home uf John Winningham in Jackson ville. June 21st, suffering but a short time. Mr. Watklns was born at what Is now known as Copper nnd has made his home there all his life. He Is survived by his wife, Pol ley Watklns and one son, Guy. of Copper, one brother, Robert Wat klns, and one sister, Mamie Win ningham of Copper, also, and one sister, Mrs. Vern Stephens of Jacksonville. Funeral services will he conduct ed from tho Coiger funeral parlors Monday, June 23rd at 2 p. m. Rev. C. B. Mell will have charge of services and burial will bo made In the Log Town cemetery near Ruch. ARICHANGI-JL, June 2 1 --() Soviet authorities in Kolguey- I.i land in the Arctic have stocked a new reindeer farm there with 1 0,000 animals as a starter a lid have notified private ranchers tint tho government will buy their herds o as to "collectivize' the in dustry. DUBLIN. June 21 OP) Tho Free State Committee of Censor ship has published Its first list of banned books. It contains 13 title.-:, 10 of which are of birth control books, .circulation of. which is fo bidden in the Free State under pen alty of $2 50 fine or six months In Jttl. NOTICE To Parker Pen Owners: To you and you only, wo can of fer complete Parker Desk Sotfl at a saving of $ I per set and up, due to the Parker Pen's Dual and exclusive feature of chanR Ing to either a Pocket Pen or Desk Set Pen at will, A free taper and a few motions, and you can easily change II. hack and forth, from one kind of pen to the other In a Jll'fy. A hcautirul $S.75 Desk Set, for In stance, becomes yours for only $1.75 in this way If you aro it Parker Pen owner. WEST SIDE PHARMACY The Rexall Store mes . INSURANCE vGEN SINCE 190C YOUR HEALTH Is your wealth. It's as near as your telephone. .Call 1290 (or appointment. DR. CHARLES R. SIMKIN3 Over Woolworth's 8tor Russian Massage. Electrotherapy . Chiropractic HARRY MARX Painter of tho Homes of Men Tinting, Paper Hanging Phone 178-J Sunday Dinner Hotel Medford Dinner $1.25 "Th Food I Better at Via Medford DISCUSS TAXES WASHINGTON, June 2 1 . (A1) A conference of the Republican members of the house has been called for Tuesday night to discuss what effect pending World war veterans legislation will have on the treasury and the question of taxes during the next calendar year. Representative Hawley. Repub lican, Oregon, chairman of the conference, Issued tho call late to day after a jiieeting of tho steering committee, ii unofficial' group TONITE LAST CHAPTER "TARZAN THE TIGER" 1 ' "ALL TALKING MARY NOLAN YOUNG DESIRE Beautifulblonde Mary Queen of the Side Show, Starts TOMORROW All Talking . VICTOR M'LAGLEN, Fifi Dorsay, in "ON THE LEVEL" 1 jrra i'T.ii I'TTUl fc Lt Times TONITE C VV TAtKINi ' Movietone News I NORTHERN BANC Holding Company' COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT CORP. 7 Preferred Shares J Fully paid uiitl noii-iisscssabli'; units of two shares of 7 Preferred and one share of Class " I!'' Coninioii. Divi- X demls will lie paid July 1st. if"J00 per unit of three. shares. Kaeli unit will yield hold- ; " er "J'J per eeiit. ? 5 For further information Cajl or Write MESSRS. POND & BERNARD Hotel Medford, Medford, Ore. t 320 Henry Bldg., Portland, Ore. t I It Is Cool In San Francisco A Tower of Hospitality ! Whether s Sm w tin jf JLj, tfik, mjmt mh tbitntEL CORTKZ HOTEL ytm htmtyi'U wmr mmt tt Uim. co . "THIS 15-story hostelry It mora than a hotel . . . Ita a home to all who llva beneath Its hospitable roof. Beau tifully furnished sulfa and single rooms, each with com pletely electrified kitchenettes, multiple radio and every other conceivable convenience. ? Located In the very center of San Francisco's busy social and business whirl . . . close to the theatree, smart shops and great department stores. Palatial dining room and coffee shop, of If you wish, pre pare your meals In your own convenient kitchenette. Dally hotel service and garage In connection. 0 thb El Cortez Hotel GEARY NEAR TAYLOR STREET SAN FRANCISCC? kfdmtn A. IAMUBL, Maj Ommm composed of Republican leu der J in the house. ! LfSBON, Juno 2! fl') Ktwtu. rant owners, ordered by the JJIv ernment to print menus only in Portuguese, convinced officials there were no equivalents for such viands and drinks as "Saulc Meu niere" and "Chateau-briand." but they have to pay u tax of from $20 to $130 for offering them to patrons. .urn Ham. i . .innn yi fVPi ii Baels, minister of agriculture, told the American club here that whibj the United States Is known to most Belgians as the source of moving pictures, good citizens would not forget that the country is-celebrating the centenary of Its Inde pendence largely because !of Ame.-. lean help in the World war. Nolan as ' I.. '.T.I 4 Days Starts TOMORROW Continuous Shows 1:30 to 11 Bargain Mats. 25 CORPORATION bm.EuclC Lit. in mill lit O 'SoThfris LDndonr ml 1 lltENERICH , " "