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MEDFOltD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OT?EnOX, SATURDAY, AUOITST 9, 1930.
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Knters Veterans' Hospital
E-i?., Ferguson of the Mall Tri
bune editorial staff left Inst Thura
daypvenlnp for Portland to enter
the United States Vetemn's hos
pital, where he wax to -undergo a
minor operation this week. H
will probably bj gone for tlwee
uffks.
TourLsta in llic Mty
Among the tourists an others
from a dlHtnnce registered a-t Med
ford hotels are Mr. and Mrs. K. F.
Chandler and XJary H. McC'uiiibor
of Grand' Forks, X. 13., Mr. Jn.
Mrs. Klein of Brooklyn, X. Y Mr.
and Mm. Pnt Wilson of Tunelu,
Mlfw.'. H; I. Harriott of J.ewlston.
Ida., and Fred U Igoe of Cincln
natl.O;1 '
-'Ontntandlng values In mid-sum-
mer dresses now offered at ?"t $10,
15. Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann's. 139
Muson Klirman Pimli) Sunday
Employes of the Mason Khrmnn
i' company from Medfurd and fi'rants
' Pass will meet for the annual com
t puny picnic In the ClrunU Pass
park tomorrow.
f Er-sklne Music Studio. Piano,
rlowilcal.or rapid popular cqurso;
I Rultnr. Piano tuning $3.50. Jioom
E 14, Sparta Jildg. Phono 8G3-R, tf
; KnHternerH Visit Crater Tjuke
Those leaving for Crater lake
' thin morning by stage wero Caih-
f eHne Shell, Clraco nnd Anne Uen
doll of Philadelphia, Pa., and Ala
ItH Hearten of New York City.
Heo, Brllla Sheet Mctnl Works
for rndiutor, fender and hiitq body
repairing, tf
Auto Collision YeKtcrtlny
4. 1C. 'Jones and M. Garwood
wefe principals in nn auto erah
yefrterdny ut the Intersection of
Mnln street nnd nivwvdrto avenue,
according to a report'nn file this
forenoon at the police station. The
collision resulted In little damage.
Banco Wod. and Sat, Dreamland.
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Pro I so for I ho Airport.
The .celebriftlon at Medford this
week proves that Modford hi nil
up In tho air. Also that they have
thlr heads up and nro trying to
hitch, their wagonn to the tttars,
That new airport they dedicated in
a marvel of offlcloncy nnd a bless
ing to tho business of nil south
ern Oregon. Grants Pass Bulletin
i; Free shampoo with $1.00 marcfl
or finger wave in bobbed hair
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.
Hhelton Croqulgnole permanent,
$7.ri0. . Work guaranteed. Bow
man's Beauty tthoppe. Phone f7.
"V 106
MM..W. J. Jonea and daughter
Shirley of UUMUo Hlver wore local
visitors tqday.
, 'Danco at Jacksonville Sr.t. Snmn
muRjc. 13f
Orcffonlaus nt Hotels
Hesldents from state points, other
than those from Portland, resistor-!
A nt local hotel Include W. H.
Jayes and H. 1. Ferguson of Hn
lemH: ''Hi Liehe, Mr, nnd Mrs. K.
W, -Tilndqulst of Kugene, K. Kills
and J Dolan of Gardiner, Chan, F.
Tt6nkln of lVisehurg, D. O. Marks,
of Tho DalleM and James P. Marsh i
of Astoria. . .
Laose, squeaking wheels aro dan
gerous. Have them tightened on n
hydraulic wheel setting machine at
FiehtnerV Oarage. . t3tf
Vlsiu In lNrtliiml
. Mi's. EllKubcth Unnd, who has
been (ho guest of Mr. ami Mrs,
Glen Fabrlck fur the past week,
left this morning on the Shunt a for
Portland, whero she will visit for
two ,wek before returning to
Medford. Mrs. Band Is from the
Barkers school at Palo Alio, Cul.
V Anyone .who would like a bar
gain in a high grade banjo should
rtnll nt this office' and Inspect the
banjo left hcrp for sale n sacrifice
regardless of cast.- 20tf
Klamath VKItorH . .
Gordon smith of Klnmnth Ft.lls,
who- hni been nttendlng the l!nl
verslty of Kansas in Ijiwronce, vn
a visitor here j'esterdny.
Poaches A. N. Wright Is In the
market now with his Carmen
peaches-Hit Public Mkt, on River
side or rr tn c h , k mile wist of
Phoenix depot. '199
To Ojcn Office
Dr. nnd Mrs. C. K. Hunt of
Medford, former Ashland residents,
were vlsltom In Ashland Thursday
v en lag. Dr. Kuntr states that his
new'offtc equipment will soon be
Installed nnd the office, which Is In
the new Holly thculer In Mdford.
will noon be rtjkidy for opening.
Ashland Tidings.
Dressmaking and remodeling nt
the-ruNhlou Shop. 4'U Medford
Bldg. Mr. Harry Andrews, Tel.
rial. tf
To Diamond Tjke
, -Max Pierce ir leaving today for
Diamond Inke, whero he wltl s)end
a weeks vacation.
"W have that particular mould
ing for your Individual picture.
The PeasJeys, opposite- New Holly
theater. tf
FJistrrncitH Igcaw
Mr. and Mrs. Jnmen TAH-gltrftj
Chicago left on the train tmay ttr
Ban Francisco to visit before re
turning to their home In tp'e east.
They wero guests of Win. Thomas
Lagghejid of Jacksonvlllo while in
tho Valloy.
Two girls want to share exnensen
with' someone driving to Portland
Monday or Tuesday, Aug. 11 or 13.
Write Box B. A., Tribune. 141
KlamatTk Falls Fines
Klamath Falls police record for
July show $3611 collected In fines.
The amount In one of tho In r rent
ever collected - there in any
Hionth. ....c , : . v
Vunatioulstfi from California
Ajiong the C'alifornlang resl
tererl at Medford hotels are Monta
ville Klowera, Mr. nnd Mrs. i. K.
Hurt of Pasa'na, Mr. and Mrs. S.
L. Thrift, Mrs. V. W. Johrutun of
Stock'ton, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fl:
schen of Orange, Lt. G. U. Krnuse
of Crissy Field, Mr. nnd Mrs. G. U
Kommel, M !sk E. Ftoyer" or Oak
land, Mr. and Mrs. 'J. Hiext, Mr.
and Mm. Paul H, Goodwin of Mr
ced, Mr. and Mr. C. W. liowwell
and Dorothy Bergqulsm of Mon
terey. M r. and M I'm. C. S. Tiybee,
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Heed, Mr. and
Mrs. .1. A. Lewis of Lot Angelfs,
and the following from San Fran
cisco: Mr. nnd Mr. C. DeWitt.
Louise and Kliznbeih Poplowsky,
Annie K. lingers and Mr. nnd Mrs.
A. Sciaroni.
Krystalxlo kodak, glosw supreme.
The Peasley's, opposite Holly thea
ter, tf
Ivoh for Ills Wedding
Henry Padgham, Jr., left today
for Portland whero ho and Miss
Augusta Glover are to be married
tomorrow. The newiywedH will re
turn to Medford In n few days to
make their home here.
Dance till 2 o'clock, Gold Hill
every Saturday night. 8i)tt
Can 1 twelve N'o Coniimtiy
Wesley Coggins. hotel clerk who
sustained a broken Jaw last Tues
day night ns the result of a' blow
delivered by an unknown assailant
was reported to be better toduy" at
the Sacred Heart hospital but still
unable to recoivo company.
Oh, boy! Now we can get fresh
Pacific ocean fish every day at the
Ivy St. Fish Market. 140
Dance tilt 2 o'clock, Gold Hill
every Saturday night. Sfltf
Located at Gobi Hill
Moore Hamilton of Central Point
has- moved rn this city o thnt he
will be nnnrer to his labors. Ho is
In charge of the Hoot & Pan key
packing hound In this city. Gold
Dill News.
For best green slabs, ak driver
or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 631.
Cfitf
For best green slabs, ask driver
or call Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 11.11.
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Freak F-gg- Displayed
When Mm. P. O. Bighnm broke
an egg to uso it for breakfast this
morning, she found another egg
inside, Including a perfectly form
ed shell. The egg, with both shells,
Is now In display at tho Chamber
of Commerce,
Blocks ?u.50 on night delivery
only. Valley Fuol Co, Phone 7 it.
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Hemstitching, plcotltifr, pleat ln,
button -niaklng and hose mending.
Handicraft Shop. ; 2&7ir
Two Building. Applications
H. 10. Winter will. spend $50 for
a garugo on West Jackson street,
and C. C. Harwood will spend $100
for a garage on Fourteenth street,
according to applications on file
today. at tho city .building dojmrt
ment, . '
Danco nt Jacksonville Sat. Same
music. 13U
Phone 542. We'll haul away
your refuse. City Sanitary Service.
337tf
Gates lit liuko
Mr. nnd Mrs. Georgo Gates and
son Philip left yesurdny for Lake
( tho Woods to spond a week at
thlr ca bin, ,
Greu; slabs, the better kind from
Medford Fuel Co. Order early,
phono 631. 102tf
Tttocks $11.50 on night delivery
only. Valley Fuel Co. Phone ?.
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McFJhose Family Lives Hero
Mr. and Mrs. It, IS, IcIOlhoso and
children aro still making their
home In Medford, although Mr.
MeKihose Is associated with the
Mason ilhrniuu enntpany In Grants
Pans. An Item In yesterday's pa
per gavo the latter city uu their
home.
Let mo write your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland
RUlg., Pljono 993. tf
Danco nt Jacksonville Sat. Sunie
music. .. j3n
From BUlo MotriiKlls
Guests from Pur t land at local
hotel Include Mr. and Mrs. J. V.
Phipps and son, Vera King, Mrs.
K. Burkutt, Kxilo'Burkett, A. Ted
stono and family, Jack Flancher,
L. B. Manus nnd family. J. S, Pit
man, HI Mrsen, I). Bens, 11. B.
Peterson. A. 11. tichrndvr, J. T.
Goodman, J. Dunn, C. B. IVnney.
F. W'i Leery, K. H. Harris. Mr. ond
Mrs. Japies It. Fleming and C. U.
Johnson.
Tree props at Big Pines Lbr. Co.
Tel. No. 1. 10Stf
Dance at Jucktionvlllo Sat. Same
music, 1 31
Vlslm Blanche Oi'kennnn
Mrs. C. C. Ockermnn of Long
Bench, t'!., nrrlved In Medford
tbU morning to visit Blanche Ock
ermnn. -
Let ue haul nwny your garbage
nnd refuse, Phun 4i. City Sani
tary Service. 3ii7tf
Green ulubs, forest wood, coal;
summer prices. Med. Fuel Co. Tel.
631. 110t(
limine lln4 Different NhiiiIkt.
Joe Holly, sentenced to 10 days
In the county Jail nnd fined $100
fr the posnesslnn of homo brew
w he pleaded guilty tn city
cohrt yesterday, wo arrested at
31 a Kimth King street.. Instead of
32s King street, as reported yes
terday. Blocks $5.&0 on night delivery
only. Valley Fuel Co. Phono 76.
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Dance at Juckwonville pt, Bnme
music. 19
fjcavo for Kucrnmenio
Mr, u Mis. M. C. Uini'a-tnr of
Santa Burbnra. who have been vis
iting In Medford, left by train for
Sacramento this murnln-.
Xurxlng Mrs. Ziegfeld
MIkh Marlon Nich", daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Nichols of
thia city, has been employed as n
nurse for Mrs. Florenz Ziegfel.1,
according to word received here.
Miss Nichols completed her nurs
ing course In Lob Angelas Borne
time ago and has been actively en
gaged In nursing work in that city.
She is to accompany Mr. and Mrs.
Ziegfeld on a trip to Ontario, Can
ada, in the near future. Koseburx
News-Uoview.
Danco till 2 o'clock. Gold Hill!
every Saturday night. 8itf i
, Dance Wed. and Sat., Dreamland.
14 i
Burn C.niSK at Playground
Hoy Scouts of troop 7, American
Legion, burned tho grfms at tho city
playground this morning, prepara
tory to putting In croquet court?.
This group Is now In second place
in the Gypsy tour contest, with T'
per cent of the troop working for
three hours a week, doing good
turns, 3dO points may be added to
aid them In the contest.
Dr. Jouett P. Bray will return
Sunday ;-.nd resume hi a officii prac
tice Monday, Aug. 11th. 141
Guests from Seaside
Mr. and Mrs. leo. L. Campbell of
Seaside nre the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Robinson. Yesterday
the group spent the day at Crescent
City.
Mi'. C. W. SIiIcIiIh in City
Mrs. Chns. W. Shields, who with
Mr. Shields formerly owned and
operated the Shields dry goods
store In thid city. Is visiting In Med
ford this week, and plans to spend
10 daya here attending to business
matters. Mr. nnd Mrs. Shields
have been located in Palo Alto.
Cal., since leaving Medford, where
they operate a dry goods store.
Personality goes '.nto every cut
and wave given In tho Medford
Henuty Salon, located Just north of
Groceteria on N. Central. 145
Two Marriage Licenses
Tho county clerk'fi office- Issue!
marriage licensed today to Lavann
Slichetnyer, 42. nnd Gladys Kdson,
35, both of Sacramento, Cal., nnd
to Herman Mahlen, 21, nnd Dor
othy Iteese, 20, both of Sacramento,
Cal,
ProNpoclor Aci lilcntally Shot
John F. Morris, prospector, was
In Grants Pass Friday for a treat
ment ut Or. C. L. Ogle's office.
Morris suffered a crueked rib from
a bullet which grazed his rib early
this week. Ho hud been shooting
rattlesnakes, It Is wild. Tho re
volver fell out of his pocki't. the
rtigger struck "a rock, and Morris
was shot. Morris Is almost recov
ered from iho nceldent. Grants
Pass Courier.
Tho Nip & Sip Service Stnthm or
Geno Rowland will not be respon
sible for any bills contracted by
anyone other than myself. GUNK
ROWLAND. 110
CallfornlaiiH Wedded Hero '
A wedding ceremony performed
In Judge Taylor'H court here this
forenoon was that which united
Don it hy F. R ee d n n d J 1 or m a n G .
Mahliu, a nJco looking ooiiplo from
Sacramento county, California.
Visitors from Washington
Visitors In Medford from the
stnte of Washington who arrived
yesterday Inciudo Mi, and Mrs. H.
(V Fletcher, Mary D, Iullnm nnd A.
C. Fults! of Seattle nnd Mr. nnd
Mrs. J, O. JohnHon of Pulllam.
STATE:
While young singers- In. hund
reds of communities aro smooth
ing out their vocal cords In anti
cipation nf the 1930 National Ra
dla Audition, the young peope of
Oregon have taken time by the
forelock and nro providing candi
dates for the state audition to be
held In October.
Tho first to qualify Tor the
state audition In the state were
Barbara Jane Thorne, snprnno, of
Forest Grove; and Robert W.
Mills, 2 2 -year-old bass-baritone,
of the name city. These young
people were selected In a compe
tition organized under the local
chairman, L. C. Jiug of Forest
Grove.
The National Radio Audition
for inau has awakened real en
thusiasm umong m u s I c loveis
throughout the country, uud many
communities that hitherto have
i4 participated In the contests
hive organized local com it tec nnd
tenrched their highways and by
ways for likely contestants.
The audition, sponsored by the
At water Kent Foundation, uffetH
ft total of $25,ot)0 In cash and'
ten music scholarships to the best
young singers in the country. The
ten national finalists, who will
partlcliiate In these n wards, ate
sHeeted by three nteps local au
ditions, state auditions, nnd geo
r.raphlcal district auditions.
Two singers. i young man and
a young woman, nre selected from
each local audition, two from each
fti.te audition, whlih Is made up
of
the local winners nnd two
from rni'h ' dlairli-t audition, for
wMch onlv mate winners aro pll
rllle. Thl kIvpii ten national
rinnllsl. Tlleae nro JiiiIhoiI In a
hnilnmil nudttton In Now York
In lerenilier anil lronU-nt thru
out the iiHtlon.
Sharks Niimenui..
MA1!HHFIKI,I, Allit. . T)
Slnfrkn tn 35 rent III iMiftth have
h"en lKhttl by riahermrn off thin
const, tine hoMt crew? which re
turnod to dock today, said ttioy
had been worried by four larRe
hnrk which nirrd their boat
with an eye to raiding. Fhthcrmcn
snhl nharkK iteldoin follow flnhine
mts when lines nre drawn up nnd
after another fishing spot Is lo-
cntrd.
MEXICAN FILM STAR BECOMES BRIDE
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Dolores Del Rio of the films and
Immediately after tneir marriage In
IT-DRY FIGHT
CH KYpNjs'K, Wlyo., Aug, 0.'
P) For the first tfme in Wyom-i
ing's politlcal'liistory, tho question
of prohibition will play a major
role In the state's primary of Au
gust 10.
Two of the six ueuatorial can
didates are advocating repeal of
nil liquor laws, two have pledged
support to a referuiidum on the
issue, and two have announced ad
herence to tho laws as enacted.
V. L. Walls. Cheyenne attorney,
seeking the Republican" nomina
tion, und Fred W. Johnson of
Hock-Springs, a Democratic 'flspir-;
ant, advocate repeal.
Jl. II. Schwartz of Casper, the
other Democratic . Candida to, and
Robert U. Carey, former governor
and one of four Republican candi
dates, will support legislation for
a referendum, If, elected.
W. C. Dealing of Cheyenne nnd
(.-buries K. Winter of ('uspor ure
dry' Republican candidate's,. T-' j. .
Nomina Lion by tho Republican
party normally is tantamount to
election. It Is the firnt time in
almost 37 years there ,.hiia been
a contest for the Republican sen
atorial nomination.
Legally there will be two sena
torial nominations tit the primary,
as all candidates are running for
both the short and long tlerms. Tho
Hhort one is . the unexpired term of
tho late Sen. Francis K. Warren.
The Democrats ure expected to
concentrate on tho campaign for
governor. Leslie A. Miller is that
parly's candidate Governor Frank
C. Kmcrson and W. 1 1. Kdolman,
stale treasurer, seek the Republi
can gubernatorial nomination.
OHANCE, Va., Aug. 9f (VP)
llusy Htudying the drought slluatlon
today, President Hoover had It
hrought more sharply to his atten
tion hy u sweeping forest lire just
seven milea from his lodge.
As a wind blew tho Humes to
ward the Kapldan camp, a detach
ment of marines turned to supple
ment tlto efforts of forest rangers
und vi hinleer fightcis. There was
no Immediate danger at the lodge,
however. The lilazo broke out In
Pino drove hollow during the night.
Smoke from several smaller llres
ulso was clearly visible trom the
observation tower above Air. Hoo
ver' cabin. l)n his way to the
tamp yesterday parched fields and
Uustry ruaiUt wero vivhj oyideuvu
of tho long dry spell and at the
camp a tlower garden planted by
Mrs. Hoover was brown and seared.
S. L. ENDURANCE FLIERS
. $T. t.OCTS, Am:. 0. tPi Iesf
than 100 hours today stood be
tween Dale Jackson and l-'oresi
O' Ihlne and a new world record
for unstained flilu.
They had reeled off 4..tJ hours
In their monoplane, (i renter St.
Kouid at 7:11 a.m.. t-wt when
they la-Kan tholr '.th day in tho
fky above lnmlcrt St. Lett in field,
and had PS hours to go. to beat
the rM-hnnr record of the Hunter
brother.-.
The renter St. I.otiis norf lJ
mdnn Cttnildei Ably more uasohno
than It did at the xt.ut of iH luti
(rrlnd. but otherwU-e little rhunso
has been noticed a the plane.
SIS WYOMING
VOTE ON SOLON!
AUDITION FOREST FIRES !N mi
N0RTHSER!0US RANGE PARCHED
Chain Store Is Robbed
rOH'ft,.XH. tire.. Aug. ;i.,,tV
Yeggmcn blew iho sale In the
newly opened lacMair grocery
store and obtained JKis e:uiy to
day. I.oo Hall, store manager, dis
covered the robbery when he open
ed for business.
Cedrlc Gibbons, screen dlracio.
Santa Barbara, Cal. '
IE
SIZZLES AT 100
SPOKANE. Was-h.Aug. 8. Up)
Old Sol Btacliori a new noiit rec
ord at 2 p. in. here today fur tlie
fount of 100 decrees, und was still
Kolni? strong. It was the hottest
day of the year here.
Couei- d'Alene, Idaho, lnul 105,
r.ewlston had 13 and Sand Point
III). 5. In east Washington, Pasco
was cool at !lu devices, whlla Mi
liaria had a mere UK). It was 111)
there yesterday.
A survey hy tho Chronicle show
ed Inland Knipiro .wheat little af
fected hy the drought Iho paper
said, with wheat In tile Palouse sec
tion of cj'.st Washington nnd north
Idaho nhout ready to thresh 4"
bushels to the ucro.
BOGUS BILLS USED
sacramhjVto, Aug. n. (v-
Three. men wanted in Sacramento
on charges of counterfeiting wen
Under arrest in Portland, Ore., the
state division of criminal identifi
cation nnd Investigation announced
hero today. The three held by
United States officers, art Jack
Ar.cvedu, lormorly of north Sacra
mento; Cal Young, of Oklahoma,
and J'et Reed,
The trio formerly lived In Mnrys
ville, but moved to Sacramento
three weeks ngo, officers here said.
They are charged with raising a
number of one dollar bills to ten
dollars by pen and ink changes,
und passing them on Chinese mer
chants in this vicinity.
COI.O lt A DO HPRINOiV Colo.,
Auk. D.'-t-(H A proposal urging
shipinont of livestock from the
ilroujrht utrleken ureas of the east
to Colorado gnili)K linitls Ih Uii.lcr
cmtKiilfratlon of the Colorailu
Sprina chamber of commorce.
Tho KiiKKe.stlun inado by W. C.
Jiwh'h, Colorado Springs ImHinesH
man. Ix that a petition be cubmlt
liil to liovernor Adnnia reutiestiiiff
him to forward tho proposed relief
measure to I'roHident lluover'H
confer en (u nf wovernorH Thursday.
rientiful rains, it wan pointed
oat. have made the Colorado pas
tures excellent.
U. S. CASH ON HAND
. IS $36 PER CAPITA
WASHINGTON. A PR.
TresHtiry deparljncnt estlfnivtos tiv
day Khmved money in clrcnlalion
hi the I'niled States July I'l
ummtnted to SI.4LM.ti I.T'Vt, eqtiiva
lent to $:U!.4S per capita.
. Tltoso figuiva rojtresent n tie
crease In ior cnpila clrcnUition of
s:i cents over last month, and loss
of $2.Sfi over tho corresponding pe
riod of last yt nr.
Mr. and Mr, I.ovell Ferns of
Phoenix nre the parents -of a baby
boy, horn at the Purueker home In
Medford Saturday. Itoth baby nnd
mother ntv doing nicely.
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Denier of Phoenix, a son, weighing
$ pounds, a omieos, nt the Com
munity hospital. Saturday. An. t.
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"Carolina rice" Is still a trade
name, but the section, where rice
once flourished, imports more
than U Ktown.now,
jUULunnuu uiuim
Births
PAY , FOR PICKERS
SHO'VS'IECREASE;
NEW PARKING RULE
The present prices paid for fruit
picking return m the average 35
cents an hour for men and 30
cents per hour for women, accord
ing to information obtained today
from the local branch of the gov
ernment free employment bureau,
located in the Chamber of Com
merce building. These : amounts
are lower than paid In past years,
but pickers are considering them
selves fortunate to find employ
ment at that pay. . - .i
Despite the fact that fruit pick
ing U going Into full swing, there
in still a big labor surplus. Includ
ing considerable labor that is con
sidered incompetent, It Is said.
After next Monday, no cars will
be allowed to park for longer than
ten minutes on South Fir street- In
the fruit packing district, City
Traffic Chief George Prescott an
nounced today. The parking limit
will be rigidly enforced, . and Is
being placed in effect hecause of
loading and unloading activities of
fruit trucks.
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Meteorological Report
August 9, 1930
- Forecasts
Hertford and vicinity: Tpnight
and Sunday fair;' no change In tem
perature. Oregon: Generally fair tonight
and Sunday; local thunder storms
oast portion today; fog along coast;
cooler In oast portion tonight.
Local Data.
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Temiierutiire (Uegs.) .... :! 01
Highest (Last 12 lira.).. Ill :i
Lowest (Last 12 hrs.).. t!:J . til
rtel. humidity (Pet.)..... 22 7fi
Precipitation (Ins.) 0 .110
State of wouther ...P.Cdy. Clear
lu)weat temperature this morn
ing, Gl degrees. '
Tctal precipitation since Sept. 1,
1929. 13.97 inches.
Tern pe rata res a year ago tocuiy:
Highest, !7: lowest, 49.
Sunset today, 7:20 p. m.
Sunrise Sunday, 5:1:1 a. ni.
Sunset Sunday, 7:20 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M,
-120th Meridian Time
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CITY,
liaker Cily 1)0
Ulsmarck .'. 90 tio P. Ctly.
Boise 96 . ;. 74 . .Cloudy
Denver S2 04 Clear
Dos Moines 9S 74 Cloudy
Fresno 92 GO Clear
llolena 94 4 Cloudy
Los Angeles .... 70 04 Cloudy
Mavshtield 6S BS Cloudy
Phoenix Hi 70 Clear
Portland 78 02 Cloudy
Red Mutt .' 90 02 Clear
Uosouurg SO 02 Cloudy
Salt l-ake City.. SO (IS Clear
San Francisco .. 04 54 Cloudy
Santa l'e 70 50 Cloudy
Seattle OS 5S Cloudy
Spokane 102 70 P.Cdy.
Walla Wolla .... 92 74 Cloudy
Winnipeg 7S DO Clear
W. J. HUTCHISON,
Meteorologist.
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OretroM Kilt cct Momkiy.
1'OUTLAN'D, Auk. 8. Ore
Kon state 11 Iks thirteenth annual
convention will open here Mon
day with the Portland lode as
hut. CteorKO L.. Kauch, exalted
ruler. Portland lodge, will preside.
Speakers include Perry O. De-f-an,
Klamath Falls, president Of
the association.
Joe Woods K. O.'h Tony Star.
l,OS ANOblLKH. Cal., Aug. U.
(P) Joe Woods, os Angeles
hcavyweiKht. made yhort work of
Tony Star, San Dicso, here last
niht, knockiiiK out the latter in
.14 seconds with two solid rights
behind the ear.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WA.VTKD A enpabtp Kirl who has
iiuisneu senooi, lo JOarn diet tray
coukinR, permanent position uud
an advaneemciu iu wuges for thu
rlslu party. Convalescent and
Hest Home. Ashland. 133
FOU TlKNT Modern 4-rm. house.
14 1 S. Holly. 145
Ft Hi SALB (tit TUAOK 250-3000
Snwme rifle; n bargain. Call and
see T. H. II., H. t, ltox 89, Stew
art Ave, . , 144
LOST Helmet and poirfjlea.. Ub
.eral reward if returned to motor
cycle shop, 23 N. Fir. 141
FOH SAI.K Summer cnbin on
Httk'ue river: clear title: fine fish-
i n t;. W ill acceii t 1 i h t car s
part payment. Phone ti 3 . ! H
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8AGIE PENCU. CO., NEW YORK Cin
In Wesfern Role
William Haines lias a western
role In his new talking- t-oiucily,
'Way Out West." which oiens
at the i-'ox Uinlto theater touior-,
row.
$10 REWARD
Watch the Turtles
at
COLVIG DRUGS
$10 will be paid to the pejspn who sees the 11
turtles line up to spell "Colvig Drugs." ;
See Them in the Window
Each Turtle
pUBOL
Last Times Tonite
LON CHANEY Talking
; ' ALSO Collegian Gomedy,
1
Starts
AUG.
17
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Starts TOMORROW
Jack ...
Tlie Sap from
Syracuse
iQ, Qarammi Qicture
Last Times TONITE
;; It's a KNOCKOUT
"Big Boy" Gulnn Williams In
"THE BIG FIGHT"
All-Talking Comedy
Sound Cartocn, Novelty Act
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force to .
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Cool All summer
Glorioui VaoUonland' C 0 '
Avras
Sm IFeatciis Orake
GARAGE IN HOTEL BUILDING
Conrenisnl (o parfci and
beaehei Golf cards
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fnwt. tatfnn tiooo'
tAROI lAurtl ROOM
tVtRV OOXI AH OUTCIgB ROOM
C L. V. HUCKINS, Msnasinj Director
a (M hr ocfrp,ve oider)
PHONE Vv
4 Holmes
4 Insurance
4 Service
HARRY MARX
PAINTING
Tinting, Paper Hanging
5 Phone 178-J
is Lettered
4
TAIIOE SEASON
33SB9
in "THE UNHOLY 3'
Singing Act, Talking News
Continuous.
Shows 1:30 to 11 p. m.
-' 3 Days Starts
TOMORROW
A Drug Store Cowboy
Out Where the Laughs Begin
rreu niulu3 froaucrion
WAY OUT WEST
' : . Admission
Mat. 10, 25; ?ve. 10, 35
FRANCISCO
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