TmnnNW, medfoko, ouwiox, Wednesday, .titlv 2,:m,fi.' '
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'COMES-TO-TOWNiS
ura
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' HTKOPHIS! Alter itttnpjwtnt
i -fnjt In oite ore affair, itary t.ou
- t.ealte i having a thoroughly en
'layable time unth Tony Tithering--thn,
Sht ie in t.onilon tor a two
yvteeka' vleit and utantt to make
tne moii ot it. .Tony it an avia
tor, the tavorite 61 hit wealthy
aunt, but ehe dlaatiprovea of hia
- numerous girla. aha hue bathed
nt Tony'e attempta to induce her
to book him financially on a flight
around the world, hia moat Cher-
iahed ambition. Tony takee Vary
Lou to viait Aunt EtheWerta. and
the enlnatcr takea a fancy to thia
.demura. "aenaible" girl from the
.. country.. She telle Tony aha will
. ' back hie flight if he beaomee en
gaged to Uary Lou. Tony hae no
. : Mutentlons ot marrying any oirl,
and he aeka tlary Lou to enter
into a make-believe engagement
totffl lis comyletea the flight- After
aome Jieaitation aha agreea.
Chapter 16
.' A JOB FOR MARY LOU
; IN her Imagination Mar; Lou
olteo bad broken the news of
her engagement to Jay. Sua al
wajt pictured beraelt laughing ex
citedly, telling Jay breathlessly
bow Tony bad proposed to her.1
v.Now, however, that she was to
be engaged to Tony, she felt none
(tt the anticipated thrill becauss
thia was different. So far as the
world knew, she was engaged to
Tony yet actually she was not en
gaged it all.
Tony appeared to think that the
game -of make-believe only made
the situation the merrier, but Mary
ixw still wasn t convinced.
'Havinggained his point,' Tony
was pleased with the whole world
In general, and Mary Lou In par
ticular. Why not? Wouldn't this
assure the needed financial back
Ing from Aunt Ethelborta? To him
that left nothing to be desired.
He wanted to rush In with Mary
Loll to break the news to Jay and
Jerryi - Mary Lou suggested that
' her cousins be Included in tlis an.
cret, but Tony was adamant In his
objections.
, "If wo start tolllns anyone It
means that the story will get
around, somehow or other. You
' know that people will start tnlhlng.
Aunt Ethelherta will bo sura to
hear It, and thoro'd be a grand
Climax when she disinherited me.
And she'd he sure to do It. Then
- ihero would ba no mora (lying of
it'.anf --description. No, we mustn't
, risk'it by tolling a soul. ., (
'-!Wa must curry on as though
; ei)(-ythlng woro normal, as though
L'Ufild -ocitually had .shot the fnlnl
dai'U' I nsldes, we are tcrltmsiii en"-
tfigcd. It It comes to that, I'll bring
you the Jolly old ring in the morn
- lug., Kvon when you have .cut mo
. out nf ypur.JIfo, you cau.lfeop It In
S tii'elnofy 'oflhe' (line ; when yob
helped mo to realize the one thing I
wanted most to do. ... .
, "All right," she agreed; "I- Won't
tell soul. All the same, I don't
like to deceive Jay."
1 Tony waved that objo'ctlon aside.
."We'll take thorn both out tomor
row night and treat 'em to a big
dinner. Champagne, buckets of It,
to drink our health. Jay will en
Joy It. All women love an engage
ment. The subsequent marriage Is
usually a let-down, I think. Then,
when later on you got engaged to
in me other chap, she'll have all the
dm of It over again."
Mary Lou looked at him and
wondered how any man could be
such a fool. Old Tony really be
lieve what he was saying, or was
.It to stifle an annoying little doubt
.that was troubling his conscience?
The more Tony talked of her ul
timata engagement to some other
follow, the more she became con
vinced that for her there could be
no one else.
When they drew up before Jay's
vhbma In Cheleea, she managed to
dissuade blm from coming Inside.
.. "Not tonight, I'm a bit tired,"
she pleaded. . "Y6u can wallow in
, their congratulations tomorrow. If
you like."
She was about to turn and run
up the ttalrs, when Tony caught
her hand.
"look here, old dear, since we're
engaged, don't I merit a kins?"
Mary Lou's cheeks (lamed. She
lugged at her hand, trying to break
away..
,J ')Ooose," he mocked her. "I be
' lleva you're actually embarrassed.
' What's the sense of on engage
ment !f a few kisses aren't thrown
In?".
. "But toe know we're not serious
ly .engaged." Mary Lou protested.
All the same she didn't tug at bcr
harjd quits so much.
. -Tony's eyes pleaded with her.
"Let's protend It's serious." lie
took her other hand, drew her
clossr. "No r e a s o n why we
shouldn't pretond. -t ,
Suddenly - she flung back hor
hesd end gave a short laugh.
"tea, let's pretend."
Tony drew her to him, brushed
bit lips across her eyelids, down
one of her cheeks.- touched ber
mouth. . , , ' '
"Sweet." he breathed. Ha kissed
her again. , -... . ,.
8ha crept closer,' "gave him kiss
for Use. . . . Had ha wished, he
GEMRAL 1Air,ViN HEAD
FEMIR GROUP
WAWirNOTOX, July . W
I'resldent Hoover nnnnunced today
ha had appointed Lleutensnt den
era) Kdaar Jadwin as ehnlrmnn of
the newly created federal powor
commission.
The power rommlsidon, the
: other members nt which are yet to
be appointed, will supercede the
preMnt ngencjr constituted of three
members of the cabinet aervlnc
ex-offlcloy
could have seen the two tears her
eyelids tried to hide. But he re
fused to understand. All at once
lie let her go abruptly, and they
stood looking at each other, both
a little frightened.
Turning quickly from him. Mary
Lou fled up the ateps, not stopping
to look back!
The amazed Tony stared after
ber, a worried line In his mouth.
"Better not try that again," he
muttered. "It's a bit risky, 1 won
der If It's fair.-. -. ."
He crushed the thought and
climbed Into hia car. Too much
depended on Mary Lou's playing up
to him too much to allow him to
look the matter full In the face.
Meanwhile Mary Lou was break
ing the news to Jorry and Jay. Ilei
voice was shrill and tenso. but they
credited that to natural excite
ment. Later, howavor, Jorry remarked
to Jay, "Wasn't there something
funny about that kid when she was
telling ns about her engagement?
Thero was a peculiar look In hei
face. Are you sure she loves
is:m?" '
"Of course she loves him," Jny
laughed. "You must admit that
It's a wonderful match."
"Well, what about this other" fol
low-" '
"The hnndnome bozo with the
black eye? ITo's out ot the pic
ture," Jay retorted. "I'm going In
to talk It over with Mary Lou and
get all the details."
But Jay was destined to bo dis
appointed. They wore curled up
on either end of the divnn that
sorvoil aa Mary Lou's boil, with nn
disturbing male In sight. Jnj
pumped and pumped, but no con
lldoncos woro 'forthcoming. Mnry
Lou was communicative up to a
point, and that was all.
Slio was more than ready to tell
hor Impressions of Aunt litliol
bona, but when It cuino In the
actunl proposal 'sho wus as secre'
five as If hor llfo denendud nil It
Jay could only suppose that Mnry
Lou still was young enough and ro
mantic enough so she wauled to
treasure the details to herself.
Of course you'll havd a mar
volous engagement pnrly," Jn.v
said. "It's dreadfully exciting. Isn't,
a. ' Ana to tnniK that you v known
him Ions than a week! r, I've always
said, thai If you're goliig to fal.lii'
lovo. n week, is plenty 'of time;"
." Mnry Lou , smiled , uncertainly!
Yos," she echoed, "a week's
plenty of time?" I '
Then sho bogan tailing Jny ot
Tony's proposed (light. Shn socmen
willing lol rWff oWy, detail In
that story.' '
Jay trlcdrto appear. nil attention,
btu'slie'; .hadn't 'siftyod ' awake to
hear about sonle stupid flight.' sW
listened patiently for a time, then
Interrupted. '
"But what are you going to do
about Prlnwood. Mary Lou? ' You
enn't possibly go back home and
miss all the fun you'ro euro lo have
here In town."
"I do hate to go book," Mnry
ou confessed. "I haven't dnred lo
think about It. But what else can
do?"
Jay considered It. She stretched
herself nt lull length nn one side
ot the divnn. Sho was silent for
a time, and Mnry Lou welted.
"I hnvo It," she said nt last.
How would you like a JoV hero
In town?"
A Job?" Mnry Lou oxclalmod In
astonishment. "Of course, I'd
adore It. But what could I do, and
how could I get ono?"
Jay s eyes crinkled In a smile
"I can glvo you a Job."
Itonlly?"
Sure. It happens to tit In
rnthnr wall. Miss Fletcher, my as
slatnnt sales girl, Is leaving soon
to be married. As -yet I haven't
round anyone to tnko her plnce
Tho point Is, why couldn't ynu hnn
die It? Of course, you'd bo liusv
most ot the day, but you'd still
have the Inte afternoons and ove
nlngs to piny around with Tony
What do you sny to that proposi
tion?"
Mary Lou leaned forward liniuil
Ivoly and gripped Jay's hands
You'rs a brick, Jny. Hut will I
be ot any holp lo you at all?" '
Oh, no. not too intn-b in llrst.'
Jay admitted, grinning. "Bin I'm
lire that you havo the ability, nnd
can train yon In a. abort lime
Before long, I daresay, you'll be at
least as good as Miss Fletcher, stiil
probably better.
'II bet, however, that you'll be
oavlng me In tho lurch to marry
your Tony. Just about as soon ns
you're really good at thia selling
gamo. That's the way those sales
girls do, you know.-and now that
you're engaged"
She smiled as she snfd It, but
ary Lou didn't smile back.
"No. Jny, I wont be married for
ages and ages."
tCovyrtght IJJS. (Mi,ti tirelo)
l VfftflorroW Mary i-du (tetMflavhotA
he will play whiU htr pldvlmts
lasts, '
HOUSE PASSES BORDER
BILL TO 1 DRY LAW
WAHtllMtlTOJt. July !
j The lludnon bill to estatillHh a
! unified border iwtiol, was iMiiutrd
I today by the houxe. 181 to 68, nnd
:nentto the senHte.
I The iiienKUie Is delxned to
'carry out one of Prenldent 1I....V
I er's recomniendHtlonn to strenatn-
en luw enforcement. It would con
solidate the Immigration nnd cus
loms service patrols under the
treasury department.
j
T h e 1 m a Cornelius, Cornelius,
Pre., high-achool girl whose essay
"The Oriuin of Our Important
Food Meat", recently won the na
tional championship in tho Seventh
National Meat Story contest con
ducted by tho National Live Stock
and Meat Board. Miss Cornelius
was awarded a university , scholar
ship and a cash prize. More than
11,000. girls competed, it was said.
11500 FOR FOREST
FIRE.PATROL WORK
HALRM, Ore.. July 2. (JF)
Htate FnrcHU'r lynn V, CrutiGiutt
lor wuh Infurnied today by tho
l imed HtatCH fnrcHt HorvU-o that
the fodural Clarkn-McNary ullot
inont to tho state fur tho flHeal
ytmv hoKlnnlnfr today Is $!ll,045.
Thin fund Is paid to tho Htate in
reroKnition of federal reHponHibll
fty In the protection of state and
1-rlvately owned tlmhor IandH from
fire.
The allotment In on tho uhh of
Htate expenditure) on a fifty-fifty
hanls, Tho nllotmentB to tho vn
rlotiH fire patrol aBwiclutlons In
the Htate are:
l.lu l or, li"5: ClnckamuH-Marlon,
$4Lr0; (-MatHop, $r.fl00; Colum
Ma. ?400; Cooh, .$&000; Curry,
a)eHehiUeH-JefferHoh, $100U;
DouKltaH,' 1 42 HO ; Euntorn Ijino,
$ 1 il 0 0 ; , .1 o fi ft Vtty, 1 1 0 0 0 ; s l fi'ekso n ,
$1000;'..!Jniiiptiino.x' HOOil Klnmiith,
Urp; ' Irteolj);; traco'. H n n.
$:i"00; l'Nilk, 1000; Tillamook.
$rSO0; Union. $S00; Walker UanBo
$1000; Wallowa, 00; WoHtern
ljine, $2200. t inrldenlal amountH
lo;.V(irlouB e.n-opi?raitlvo ; ot'KttnlWi
tl.oHH 'total (W)00. t S ' i ' v.
PHOENIX BOYS DRILL
FOR AM TRAINING
1'IIOKNIX. Ore.. July 2. (Hpl.)
Uayi HrownrlKK, who reKlHtred for
tho CM. T. C, hnH returned home
k'k. The other four hoyH, Theo
dore C Andieanoff. Dudley Cur-
11. Frank C'hetlln and Vernon
Calhoun are all doh.K good work
at tho l. M. T. C.
WordM of pralno havo come from
the offieerH and fleneral Tare. Tho
tioyH report lotK of real work, hut
miiiKlod with thin In plenty of piny
and recreation and nood food to
eat. These four hoyu are making
Rood, nnd words of favorable eom-
ment havo been Bent by tho super
ior offieerH to' Dr. Ktnndard, tho
loeul BCOutmnHtcr.- v
PORTLAND BEAVERS
10 PLAV BY LIGHTS
1'OBTLANDi July 2. (T Thou.
I,. Turner. lireMldent nf the Port
land biiseball club, fnld today he
ItH.t Ul,.IW..l ., K.tlll l-.li.t tfltll I'.tl.tt.
ell Bluffs, la., concern for installa
tion or a i ik tiling system in the
Vaughn street grounds for niuht
hnftehall.
Turner snid the lights would be
turm-d on July Zi 'when fhfc Port
land team plays the San Francisco
Mlnslonit. - ' -
IS
OF
8ALKM. ore.. July 2. tl'tAda
(;rtmes or Prluovllle. 47, died In fi
physician' office at Monmouth
late yecteiday, a few mimitea after
she had been truck by an Auto
mobile driven by Wayne Klein, 20,
of Coi'valll.
Miss Kdna Oritnen. who shouted
a warning to her mother, sitld'Khe
dfd hot consider !rlmea to bhttne.
i
NEW JERSEY G. 0. P. FOR
STATE L1
TltV.XTO.W X. J.. July iAt
The Hepulilicno slate convention
ratified today by a !H to 13 vote,
a pisiform one plank of which de
claied for repeal of the IHth
nmeudment and return of liquor
control to the alnte.
, ti-s. Kllie M. lins. cennus enu
merator of Woodbine, fla., made
out her report with a goone quill
pen and an Inkwell used tn making
out census returns tn 18 "0.
JACKSONVILLE PHOENIX,, '
, 1 i ''v I
JACKSONVILLE. Ore., July ,2.
(Siiorlnl) Rosnllc .Mudscn wus
united in marriage to Louis Culy
June !U, Hcv. Father Meagher
performing the ceremony. Only
immedintc - relatives were present.
MitiH .Mndscn if the daughter of
Mr.' and Mrs. Charles Mudscn of
I'orest creek. Mr. Culy Is a son I
.of Mr.- and Mrn. Culy of Apple
Bate. They will make their home
In Klamath PallH.
MIhh TlcKlne Lytle Ih In Berkeley
where Hho will spend the summer
mom he.
. Mr. Dorn, ukc(1 US, who pasned
away at . the Sacred Heart hos
pital hint week, was laid to rest
in the hot? Town cemetery Sat
urday forenoon. A Rreat many
frlendK from hero and Applegatc
attended.
Mm. Capltola Emery has open
ed a cleaning establishment known
(in the Jacksonville Cleunatorlum.
Mrs. Km cry has hud much expe
rience In this kind of work.
Fred Kutcher and Chester Per
wetl Hpent Monday at Mr. i'erseH'8
mneh on AppleRate.
MIhh Csoldii Hoono left Thurs
day for New York City to spend
the summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. William Do Haas
and sons of Med ford called on
fticndH In Jacksonville Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Miller Hpent Friday
. t :,
visiting friends in Ashland.
Kato Hoffman accompanied ber
there and spent the day with her
sister, Mrs. Vlnlng, tho day being
Mrs. Vlning'H I3rd birthday.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Sutherland
and Mrs. Archie Sutherland
l,f
Med ford visited friends hero Sun
day.
Mrs. ' Ida Deveney of Medford
Ih spending tho week at the V. T.
Wilson homo and visiting other
fiiendH hero.
Mih. W, A.. Childers.and daugh
ter, , Muxino. and Ultlo, grand-daughter,
Marcine MoKce of Big Ap
ple-gate, spent Thursday calling on;
irienuH ami renin vuh nmu. miu
wore luncheon guests of Mib. Tom
Dunnlngton.
Charles Schumpfand Clinton
DunnliiKtjun were ,veek-cnd vis
itors In Klumath ciiunty.
Mlh. Miles Cantruljl of, Big Ap
plegato returned. lmmo Saturday
from Portland. .
Mr. anA "i&vni Whltlock
1
and 1
family who havo been living at
Rueh, moved Ihls week
to-; the 1
MorrdT.1
Hamilton's orchestra will
lilvo a -annuo. narvTOiiuruity i
5.' Dnncl'iiB will' Hal' lesumed ' Jiily
'-' -!r :
Altreil C. lliilib. n renlilcrtf ot
Jiicksonvllle fur tho pust sevci'iil
yeiil'S, pnssed away lit tho Cun-
vnlesecnt homo In Ashhiml Bun-
duy morning trom paralysis. Ho
leaves many ehllilron, Ki'linnehll-
dren and ureal grand children to
mourn his passing. '
.Mrs. O. A. Onrrlson nnd dau
ghter. Mrs. OrubhB nnd sons, re
turned homo to Idaho last week
utter sovoral woeks' visit ut tho
V. T. Wilson homo hero.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Keegan vis
ited at tho Fred Lewis raiuh near
Butte Kails Hundny.
Mr. and Mrs. John l'einoll and
son, Junior ot Hig Applegate, were
In JaikBonvlllo Monday. Mrs.
l'einoll nnd son visited at the
homo ot .Mtw McCully and Mr.
l'einoll attended the wrestling'
miiteh at the Armory In Medford.
Hugh Comtiest ot Applegnte, a
former resident of this place nnd
Mtss Alico Mi-Mullen of Applcgnto
were married In Medford Monday.
Mrs. A. tl. Ixwls and son, Car
roll attended the hall gamo at
Itrownsboro Sunday.
Itnherta, Audrey and Mudellne
,Ylctr.gui'. Helen Walton. Margaret
Koiiies and Violet Olson, all en
joyed an afternoon swimming at
Canti-all's Kunilay. -
Howard lwls and U'onald Dor
othy, who are spending the sum
mer at Diamond hike, ipent! the
week-end at their homes here.
ROGUE RIVER CREW
REPAIRS G. P. TRACK
Itor.lM-: HIVKR, Ore.. July
.Special.) The Hukuo Klver sec
tion unnu was railed - to" tlmnts
1'aMM KrUlay to asit.t In rettalriiiK
the damuKc done to, tlvr Southern
I'aclfic" railroad' tracks ty the fire
Thursday night,
BOBBED HAIRED WOMEN
NEEDN'T HAVE GRAY HAIR
Nature Will Keep Hair80" it my years. Under
Youthful Shade Free C J'Ul t"S
ut i. ray
. .
LIFELESS CRAY HAIR
REGAINS OLD RFAIITV
t. . , . ..... "nen used it too. It doesn't stain
Everybody knows if color glands the scalp, and as a test one need
and hair roots are healthy and only apply it to aome small spot
active, the hair will continue in. few days to watch results,
definitely a rich, natural color en- shampoo as often as desired,
.rely fr of gr.y or st rc.kedl .., n(,
j . . . ,,T ''" " laltnM
A doctor several years iiro ask." t sn ih. nip, halt twi,
ed himself thhi question: If I csn, ,,M u"', " aiiaj.
stimul.t. diyestion. liver, hearl.ttrK.ra .7
etc with a tonic, why not rub a ir mnim at ir n.m.t
stlmulatinc tonic into the scalp tf"? . r
h.t will rcviv. those inactive r.'., &JE&ZJ?
Bland bo nature in her own natrt can iini hair iqattui m
tural way will ntmmt pat tins U't mrrtiy t.miais nir t
tahes surely the hair will then pt twu air, ant iki Mils, mi
resume its or I Sinai beautiful St " sniiio- ii r.i.r.u
user a ate or previous conditions, nslnaa and aaamul
of their hair. )( , nmitr t)trH i7,i,itrT.i
r RKMARKARLE DISCOVERY "' ewaHtt uu.l.nkM. k,T
Tl.. . u I j . a M t.t belli at etml .r tin
The twtors nr h led to cnd-4.ur kill i. iki. adrtnimitet et an
lest eaperiments. He didn't went ' u T,"1 r-- .. tat
a dre or tint mnA It f lwo settle, fell dtmlieas.
!.. k. i 1 .. nun' Xarane eessel ! Ike set at Ual
wast be harmless even If a per-Hit T " .
PHOENIX. "Ore.. July' 2. LSplJ
Boy Scout troop, of J'huanlx, has
entered all threo of their patrols
In a cuntest for the Gypsy race.
This contest lasts for several
weeks.
Dr. Djip E. Standard, wife and
I
daughter, attended tho First Bap
tist church Inr Aledford la .Sunday
mornins and eyening und iftnierted
very soort services. ,
Mrs. H. Schermerhorn ; t4t;ent'y
returned from tho Commtinfty hos
pital In Ashland where she under
went a major operation. 8ho is
convalescing nicely under tho caro
of Dr. Dan K. Standard.
Allen Arnold left Monday for
Nyssa, Oregon.
Francis and Virginia Porter,
Ruth Fitch, Annie Dickey and
Carol Daugherty spent last Wed
nesday picnicking on Griffin creek
Mr. and Mia. Mat-Khali Denzer
and children visited with relatives
In Phoenix Sunday, driving over
from Yreka where they now live.
Itev. Fred F. Schell s couwin, F.
M. Schell, wife and two children
and F. M. Sc hell's two sisters,
Misses Florence nnd Mabel Schell
woro guests at the choll . home
here from Friday to Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burleson, ac
companied by MIhh Sybil Caster
left Saturday for a week's vuca-
Hun Tlmii ii.ltl triii ... r . i
,,, , ,
Seaside, Yakima und other places
i iii"itri lilt: W tlJ . . ,
J Disappointment is folt by tho
! Junior Christian Endeavor society
of the PrcHbytorinn church here in
that it will bo imposHlble for the
I liter 111 Pfl in to unrtlnl v f tit a Mi..Iu
.. i.. .1,-
.tian church of Ashland to pay
them a visit on Sunday, July Cth.
A fairly good attendance was
reported for tho meeting of the
circto nt tho W. O. W. hall last
Wednesday afternoon.
On Friday the 11th, the Thimble
club will meet with Mrs. Kd Ham
lin at her homo on tho highway
south of Phoenix. The nicotine
date of thhi club falls on Friday,
in0 4tn, but as this Is a holldav.
Ilin lnr.nl I tv( Itou Knnn ........
tho
for a week.
Thursday, July 3rd, would ordi
narily bo the regular meeting day
of the Dailies' Aid society, but due
to Friday" being tho Fourth, all
niCCtinir-4 If IllO unxinlu ' fr... iUn
Jinonthiorljuly havo been dispensed
with. t
ASHLAND, July 2. (Special )
Beechar Danford, u city electric
ian, sustained n severely burned
hand last night when a circuit
tester lis wrs using in connection
with work on the city street light
system nnd grounded with a high
tension wire in such maimor that
he sustained badly burned hands.
The right, ,Jiand was Boilously
burned. The lighting equipment
was damaged by tho short circuit.
The Bccond carload ot canne.il
chcerrles wns to be shipped from
Ashland tndny. This year's crop
was up to the average.
Stoddard King, writer of "Long,
1-oiig Trail," nnd well known lec
turer, Is to spenk tomorrow after
noon nt tho Southern Oregon Nor
mal school Rt 1:50. The public Is
Invited.
GATES OPENS UNUSUAL
SALE OF USED AUTOS
A spi'ditl Jitly Mile of used cam
lit ilrnsllc reduction;. Is bolns enn
duotcd by the r. ):. (tali's Auto
com ' ny, Klxth nnd liartlntt
strcetM.
Includrd In the list of nil's an'
Ml of the popular makes In' re
conditioned model r.itiL-InK in
price from na low as $s: to ri.s
hlRh n The (latew Auto
comtanv antioilneeH that thl Rale
wl" feature the l.lBKest reduction
"ii vain mat i iM-y nave cvei 1
offered. A partial list of the used
car tiarcutna aoneai-4 In nn nilver-
ttsement In today's Mull Tribune. r1
I
. l.wnbei nnd phosphate ship- (
nu-ni irom lainpa. f in., sei a new
monthly record In .May.
"
years hair.
line rountr
perfected. For several
irdreasers, scattered over
country have been usine it.
Hesults are to nice and iradunl
EXCEPT SHOP DIST,!
Though the calendar -retuls "Julyr
1,' everybody knowa "dog dayH";
nre here. For alL faniiies wtb j
' niaxter 6 eOod as to buy them
licenses were granted their" free-j
dom thi( morning. The period oil
servitude, i endpd, the Humane
society announced today nnd . doers'!
who do not make- nuiahcs of!
themselves may roam throuph allf
parts of tho city with the exeeo-j
tion of the business area' bounded
by Iiear creek. Oakdalw avenue, '
Kighth and Fifth mreettf. , . f
Appreciation of the co-operation t
Klven the Hoelety by doc ownerH 'j
during the gardening period was j ,
expressed by Mrs. Sid Richardson, j.
president ui mc ininmnu huuil-l, :
this niornlng, with hope of con
tinuation of thltt congenial nttf-1
tude.' The society expectH to Klve;
equal consideration to flower lov-
era and animal lovers mid will
pick up dogs who arc allowed lo j
destroy the neighbor's garden. !
Dogs, who expect to Irt'rade the
business area of Medford;' must !
come to town on their piaster s !
leash. - Unlicensed dogs JwiU con j
tinue to arouse tho ill repute of;
the humane officer and are ad-j
vised' to! muffle- their barku ' and j
keep out of .tight until they can
wear tags on their collars;
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the payments are received each
year during Juno, with the com
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about equal to those of June,
Tod MorKiin of Kealttc. former
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fr bamejaa'll merer atwaV H Item.
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home to ill who Uvt beneath Ita hoipltable roof. Beau
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other conceivable convenience. Located in the very center
of San Francisco's bury soda and butlnesa whirl . . . close
to the theatre, mart hop nd great department itore.
JPaladal dining room and coffee hop, or if you wish, pre
pare your meal in your own convenient kitchenette.
Daily hotel tervlca and garage in connection.
The El Cortez Hotel
GEARY NEAR TAYLOR STREET
SAN FRANCISCO
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American. Bank BldJ.
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