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Newspaper Page Textn Iocal and 'Personal Efts Slnto Convention A nfimbpr'.of membprn of tho Medforil lodKe of Elks will uttitind Din convention of the OrtiKon State KlkH nfwoclatlon which opens mmo'rroyi' in Portland. ' KefclKtra tloir hendntmrtftr ,or. in th KlkH temple. Tlio; convention iir"ij-i' In aclijad uloji rW ujfUHt.,11, 12 nritl 13 ulia'i-r' the 'auspices of thu l'olt- land. igileu. , ' -1 " ; iTrVomc on Trli 'ftv arid Mrs. K. O. Jerome will lae' Monday for a trip throURh the. statft, irelurninK In tiino for chool, where Mrft. JprTtme will re ume her tettchiiiB In the commer cial ileparyni'tU of tho, high Hchool. ltny T.aflt, representative' of the Barbers' International Union, will be In'Medfdi J Mortilay night, Au auat Jl, to nttend a meetliiK of t lie master barbers and barbers of thin city, The meeting will he held at the Labor Temple at 8 o'clock. Xw -Theater Hlgn A large new Neon aign for tho new-JinHy. theater was erected last week at the corner of tho new stcuetur.a Sixth and Holly HtreetH, hut It will be a week yet before i the. JrihtaUiition Iff completed. Outstanding values In mid-sum mer drefwes now offered at 15. 10. 15. Kthelwyn 13. Hoffmann's. 130 Ha tin K Mwe Aifonl's l'ant Twnty-efght- yeara ago Tho Axh, land TUIingM of August 6, 1UU2. mentioned Medford 'ri present city recorder In a hunting party mk follows:' "tt. A. Applegato,. M. L, Al(oi-4l A, lllldetl), Jr., and Will Mitchell computed u hpiifing parly th'aj; loft ' Hatiirday for ' Wagner creek;'", Rinklne M u b ) c HUidlo. Piano, classical or rapid popular course; gulUm Piano tuning B.fiO. Room 14y Sparta. Bids. Phone 8fi8-Ji. tf CtuJety fur 193J. HenutorH, MeNary and fllolwer , and,' Hepresentativo BuCler. each hjiv, an appointment of a cadet tq W'efll Point Military academy fori" the.. ter.ni beginning July 1, i$3xi ' ' , , 'flee BrlUV Hheot Metnl Works for radiator, fonder and autd body roflMlrlnif. tf ' Jnve- For Oak In ml- Mr. nnd Mih. W. K. Hurkhnrt, who had been, vaefttlonlng at Clar-matf-1odg on- the- Uogue, for the past two weeks an the guesta of Mr,' and Mra. Clarence T. Noe, Itift yesterday ' for their home In Oftkland, Cullfr ' Dan co Wed, and Sal, Dreamland. . V ' 141 raJom..ltyuch, ChaiiKi'H Owners " ,'The. Goorgor Irwin ranch near THleiji wilt, reijently ' purchased,. by Mr,. and.Mra.f.J. Jiiklnt of WIscpnaJn, , Who wlij, niovo there and pngatjo,' In, tho. poulli-y. and hatchery,, lyiiHlnoBH. t s ' tlooBti, squeaking whoclrf nro dnn 'roTis. tinvenhem tightened on a hydrhulfo vheel setting niachlno at l-'rctttmiVA Oaragq.; U3tf- ttricm Motor X4t Nevn1j( Cltr i 'JKKnnd Wrs (X Ar Kden and family lft vterday for- Nevada CkYt -'(llfit to spend n few days' vioatlon-with, relatives and friends. Mr. Kden la the purchasing ngent tap the California Oregon Power oath pan y. Kr ahdmpoo with. $1.00 marc! on finger 'wave in.- bobbed hair Mn d; yi Twosdiiy, Wtfdnesdny. HhellOn ' Croqulgnole permanenis, $7.50; . , Work- guaratntiMl Bow . iiiui, Beautx Hhuppe. Phono r7. .... : ... ... 150 llonnljigcr Uooh Noriji iit Hons Henuinger. editor of the Kle.etrioal West maganlne, left last night for- Portland afu-r a sliort , hUttineiiH visit with, offlf lain of the OllfurnuY Oregon Power company. On ,t Friday M,r. Heuntnger wan tok(j4 un a ulI' W l'rospect No, .pptt'er plant nnd C'atitr Ltikq. WJlJn, hqro Mr. lUnnluger gulh ered qiuch' mitorinl for IiIh ipaga i;iur,whh Is .expecLedi tq .rettult la iomo, Boqd, publicity fir. Mud fqrO, ml.HOnihorn bremni, 'Dairy Stock Wftntrd-I have Ash land property as follows: 2 acres pier did levelj land, extra good 7 roonf bungalow, Stew condition, on Hnuii'Viud nwir tjiate Normal, cnih value IflOfTol Also 3 acrcB on pawrt highway, nqrth edgq of Loyn. plain hpuse, nice, condition, p u u 1 1 r y hyUM(f family, frntt and shade. , 0 ifcidi yaJiip,$30ho, Will take dairy stock for one-third down payment, one one or both; term on tho ba anco., K.. T. Staple, 130 K. Main. Ashland. Oro.V. 14 Oimtfiiits VMt Hiro MV. nnd Mih. Fmaler Ohertnut nnd'fumfly at Imreka, Calif., were house guratts' of' the Hlchnrd Hmlths of l'la.nt Main street over tha.'lnst Week-end, leaving Wedr nwiday fou th coast. Mr. chest nut Is a former employe of the - Co poo engineering dopartment. Anyqne. who would llko or Eln in a hltch, erade hanlo ahould cjiI) at thin ofico and Inspect tlio banja left he.i'o fen pair.; a suorlflm regaruieew o cyst. Siiti" lndr on haturdny ;RnJph Ienn of ' tho ; Willow HringN. diati fct was 'among; vltd 1or 'In - this' city yesterday from the,, country. Charley Hoover of Ihe.fWeH Hide district and George tVv'in., pf KaglQ Point wero also op, 0m Btrot yesterday discussing farming and politics. Dressmaking and remodeling at 1h Kiushlon Shop, 424 Medford B!dg ' Mrs. Hnrry Andrews, T'I, llllJ" " ' ' tf Visit In Grants Pass Mra. Oi T. Sweeney and Mrs. " Wi M. McGowin of this city spent yesterday visiting In Grants Pass and attending to lodge business. . Tree prop" at Wg Pfiics Lbr. Co. yeJ, No. 1. .. . ... .P08U W. 11. M. .in,n of the Hit! Seven fruit packing company, ac companied liy M.fi. V.rtman, ynft n bUHlneHH caller In Kosehurg laHt Krliluy. ' We hnve that particular mould ing for your individual picture. Tho PcaKleys, opposlto New Holly theater, tf MlnnesoiniiM Vllt In Valley L'hrlHtine Jnhnzitf and daughter Kiln, of Huluth, .Minn., left" yeH ti'nlay hy train to visit Mr. Jahn ziK'n Hlwter, Mi'H. 1. J. MarckH. While in tho valley they vlKitt'il Mj u n (1 M rn. I-1. U. J o h nno n of K;igl Point and M rs. Dan Fuller of Truil. Thin if tho firt tlmo in 40 years they had met. Two girls want to share expenses with- aometine driving to 1'ortland Monday or Tuenday, Aug. It or 12. Write Box B. A., Tribune. 141 Xaiiry Wilntin iivtn PciiHlon Included among recently month ly pensionn granted to war vet eraim nnd their dependents was ono of fciil, to Nancy yilson of Central Point,' according to news received, from Washington, U. C, Blocks $5.W) on night delivery only. Valley Fuel to. Phone 7. tf Visited In Mdlfonl Mr. and Mrs. hi. H. Stnrks of Long. Beach returned to Grants Pans Thursday from Medford where they had been spending several days, to resume their visit with -Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Vehrlng of u mats Pass. Let u haul away your garbage arm reiuse. rnpne tz, L-ity Ham tary Hervlco. 38?tf VHWf'oiners In Molfonl "Tlid Relnklng Transfop com pany of this city 'moved' tho H H. Hnhlrymple family from Port land to. Medford,, Monday. Gold urn imcwh, - Oroon fllnbs, forest1 wood, ' coal summer prices. Mod-. Fuel Co. Tel, HZU 1 llOtf Visit AlcN'nryH lloro' captain W. R. Becker and fam ily stopped over for a short visit here- last wuek with his undo and aunt, Air. and Mrs, McNury, on their 'return from a two months' vacation trip extending through Washington to their home city, Virginia, Minn., where he reports they have had more than the usual amount of. rainfall during tho past six weeks. Bet mo wrlto your fire insurance Carl Y. Tengwaid, Hotel Holland lihlgv Phone U03. ' tf i Mlsa Frances Hess of Ashland spent Wednesday In Medford, visit-- ing with Miss HarfeL Carlton n a Siiislilu Vara t Ion Judge and Mrs. C. M. Thomas and son left-yesterday for n vncn tJunat' the sea-shorodurlngi which, they will spe;id tv week.- In, Ban don and vicinity, , . Groen slabs, the bettor kind from Medford Ftiol Co.v 'Order ertfly. Phono U8L I02tf X.civ Iftiv CnuiMiiy ICmployo Percy Arrant of Ashlamt' arrived last week in. Mqdford to, hp em ployed for the remainder of tho summe,r with the- Motlford, Ice ami aioiago cumpany. BUickn $r.rifl on night delivery only. Valley Fuel Co. Phono 70. : tf Hchcnck l'iMlcrgiMs OptTntlon A. Orm Schenck, public account ant of Medford,' Is reported to he resting easily nt the Veterans hos pital here following a goiter op eration performed Wednesday. Portland' Journal, I'll on i ti-IH. AVe'll hnnl nivnv i'our refuse. City H.-inltary Hervice. S37tl CIi'jinn l-'lro on AhIiIiukI Ave. : Tho fire dopurtmont wna yes terday afternoon, called to exting uish u grasa fire on Ashland uvo nue. Blocks VM) oil ntglft delivery only. Valley Fuo! Co. Phono 7. Altcndcl Slnto onvcmlon Mrs. Susan ne I lolmes Carter, county school spporlutundont, and 1'Jlxuheth Burr, supervisor if the County schools, stopped off In ItOKcbtirg last Thursday for a few hours visit, whllo en route home from, attending the state conven tion of county school Muperintcn OeniH held at Haiem. At this convention the school officials went on record as favoring free text books, larger units of ad ministration, more extensive pro gram In physical education, njul a substantial state fund for the purpose of equalising educational opportunities in poor districts. Tho NIn A Min Krvlon Hlntlnt. m Gene llowland wilt not be respon sible' for any hills contracted by anyoho other than myself; GKNK In Neighboring Vty ' Frnncn K. (irlmca of- Medford Is lulng employed nt the Llllila Hotel barber shun In Axlilutul for a few weeks. HcmtdUchlng. plcoting. pleating, button making and hose mending. ImndlcraCL., Shop. 257tf Will .Move In Klamath Falls Mr. and Mrs. Irving I-;. Kos lomm, of Grants Pass, who are well known in Medford and throughout -Jackson county, will remove In the fall to Klamath Falls, In which territory ho is owner of a lumber mill. For best green slabs, ask driver or coll Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 031, Btf Itc.(tiri) to. AngchM After having spent several weeks vacationing and fishing In the Medford vicinity. John Bulk, dir ector of physicul education in Polytechnic high school In T.os Angeles, nnd Mrs. Burk left for home yesterday, ti;:e Monday. Aug. llth. 141 Dnnm till i nVl.i.-U flnl.l cvt'O Saturday night, ---- fcytt JVffipFORft MAIL K-aW Ix'avo GrcensprhigH .Mr. and Mm. W. I Kdsall of the (ireenfiprinKMf. district, : have juihMited the property, of Mvn: C. C, Crowxon, at &8 1 IZaxl . Main Htreet, Anhland, and will'1 make that Pity their winter home In the future. For hont green Blabs, ask driver or call Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 6S1. 65tf A I Ton Is Will Go To Ocean - City Treasurer M. L. Alford and 'Mrs. Alford will leave some time soon to enjoy, a two weeks' vaca tion with their son Herbert, and family of Kugene, at Bandon or one (if tho other sea coast resorts wliere they will take cottages for that tlmo. The vacation trip will be begun as soon as Herbert Al ton!, who Is thu Associated Oil manager at lOugene, finds th.it he can get away temporarily ' from business : duties. Oh. boy! Now we can get fresh Pacific ocean fish every day at the ivy Ht. Fish Market. . 140 Plan Four Xmv- ranges After n' survey of Josnphlne co u it t y , A rt h u r B row n , d 1st r let Grange deputy, has- determined that four new Granges should he organized In that county. Dance till 2 o'clock, Gold Hill every Saturday night. Siitt Transferred to Medowl "itichard Lynns has boon trans ferred from t lie local Safeway store to tho Medford house," says tho Kuseburg News Heview. Danco till 2 o'clock. Gold Hill every Saturday night. 8Dtf Hogjjo Itjvcr. Grape Outlook In his review of the big grapo crop, Indications of tho Pacific coast, llyrnun 11. Cohen, the mur kt e,dlIor of the Portland Jour nal, among 'oilier ' things suys: "The grape crop of the Rogue river sectiqn of Oregon Is reported as very liberal, this season, with the best quality Tokays; and Mus cats In sight." Krystalglo kodak gloss supreme. The Pensley's, opposite Holly thea ter, tf Two Grass Fires An overheated motor called the fire dupartmejit to the Re.x CttfO lust evening. No damage result ed. A grass fire yesterday after noon called tho department to Ash land avenue, where the flames were quickly placed under con trol. Personality goes -into every cut anil wave given Id tho Medford Iteaulv Hnlon. lorn tori Inst- north of Groceteria on N. Central; 146 Touring, British, C-oliuiiblo. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. U. Morris left Friday on a two weeks' vacation tour at British Columbia points. AJDiiny Froo Fair ' " Linn county's second annual free fair nt Albany will be held September IT, 18 and'19'!r ' ' Dr. Jouett P. ' Bray will return Sunday and-retrnnrie his office prac- Pai k, Firo Expert licit). John. D. Coffmun, firo control expert of tho, national park sorv- luo with liqudquartQrs at San FranoiHuo, was a recent visitor at thu Crater national, forest office hwe,' while stopping on nn In spection trip to the national parks. Thus fur thin year he suid, fire comtU)i)s In the national parks have be,en satisfactory but the pphtlc Is urged to exercise care during the present dnngeroua fire season. Dance Wed. and Sat., Dreamland. . 141 Wock-Kml Willi thu. Iisli Harry Skyriqan will bq back in his office tomorrow from having spent tho week-end at Diamond lake. Sirs, llrmvii Sells Coffee) Shop - Tlio New Ashland Hotel Coffee shop, formerly owned and t-per-uU:d by .Aim. Boy Brown nnd Charlies McCraw. f Medrord, was this morning taken over by George Goswick, who Is well known In this part of tho state. Mr. Gos wick was chef of tho Hotel Del Hogue, at GrnntH Pass. for. three years, and prior to that was with thu RudwoodH hotel of Grants rasa. Mr. and Mrs. Goswick will nuiku their homo at tho hotel. Asfilund Tidings. . '' ' Itwnrd Number Prisoners- Tho county jail now has twenty- three prisoners, said to he a rec ord number for this time of the year. A heavy percentage Is held- because of felony charges. Out-of-Ntnto MotorlMs Included among the 43 motor ists who reglMtered yesterday at the local branch of the out-of-state auto registration bureau are R. K. Wilkinson of Vancouver, B, c, lund Gertrude. Bhfea of Barnard. S. D, , .Marrlago LUhmim Ycstertlay The county clerk s office Issued marriage licenses yesterday to George Pommel, S4. and Luetla Huyer, 17. both of OnRland, Calif.. and to William Hoagland, of Medford nnd Cristel Brownrlgg, H, of Phoenix. T. O. Bruoley. superintendent of the California Power company returned- Saturday from n week's trip over the Copco systniK TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOU ItKNT Apartment nnd gar agf. Near armory, 334-ATplei 142 WANTFD t havo. team for feed, may buy later. Alan want sad die pony. Can, handle nftcvit cows on shares.' Have plentv of feed, llox S L. Care Mall 'Pri bune. 14 WANTKD Sawyer and on setter for circular. 30 ihuiiHiUtd mill. Apply UocU Mill at Prospect. Sunday. i4f VOH TRADK Good hrd l-ton truck. Want radio, lot or what huvw you. , Phone liTT-W. L J. Ad MUM. KG 11 SALK Durnnt tort Model Tounnit cheap, or will trade f iut. a lit Haven St. . Hi TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, Building Second Fountain Construction of a water foun tain, similar to the one completed J, short time ago at. the &Jxth Ktreet Standard OH service station, has begun at the Main street Standard station and will probably be completed within the next ten days. The first fountain haft been attracting considerable favorable attention. Corn Before Ashland Itntary - 1-J. C. Corn, tho Medford dele Kate to the Chicago International Kotary convention, made a report of that convention to the Rotary club of 'Ashland last Thursday. Complimentary Comments The police department has been the recipient of quite a number of compliments the past week for efficiency shown In arresting nine 'burglars in four daya. Several of the cases were puzzling in the beginning due to slender clues. The entire number is now ' lan guishing In the county jail and will come Up before the grand jury early next month. This is (be largest number of city pris oners arrested in such short time for years. Vacation at laikis .Mr. and Mrs. K. N, Kldredge and Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Deal left .Bedford Just night for Lake of the Woods to remain over Sunday at the resort enjoying . fishing, boat ing and swimming. INstrh'tioiis Begin Tomorrow Motorists a to asked to bear in mind by tho city traffic department- that beginning tomorrow, parking, on South .Kir. street in. the fruit packing house district will be restricted to ten minutes. The parking ruling will be rigidly en forced! Brum Corps Practice, Tho. American Legion, drum corps will, hold its last p'ractioe tills morning at 9:30 at the high school athletic field before depart ing. .Tuesday for Baker, Ore., to takq part in the annual state con test, held In. connection with the department ' convention ' of the American Legion, SlierrlK Goes Thru Clinic . Of interest to people of- Med ford where he is well known', is news that Al -Shorrlg of Kugene, representative of Blake Moffltt & Tow ne Patier company, Ih going through the Portland clinic and will be forced to tako a. month's rest becnuso of Illness. He doesn't expect to visit Medrord again be fore September 1, according to a letter received by Al Hagen. . Twuii(yOiio. KeitUmccU A the result of a federal raid for moonshine Helling in . Del Norte county a short time ago, 21 men are serving sentences in the county juil at Crescent City. The raid, was made by officers from prohibition enforcement headquar ters at tfun Francisco. OILROY. Cat.. Aug. 9. (P) IX Mangini, Filipino, was clubbed, to death on tho Laccl ranch three ml lea west of. hero- curly this evening, according to Constable lack Whlto who went to The scenor upon reports, that a free for nil fight among Filipinos had ended fatally. 1 White took Into custody victor Sarblan, accused by other Fili pinos of clubbing Mangini, nnd Fldid Camtornu, who was beaten nnd Ih being held as a witness. ROSRRURO; Ore., Aug. Tho first order to pass through the United States land office here creating a state -park under terms 6f tho recent recreationnl act of. Congress permitting states, counties and municipalities to obtain ' fed eral lands for public- park purposes Wus received ' toduy. Tho order leases to the state of Oregon a tract tif 160 neYes- at tna top of Camas mountain, .10 miles west of Koschurg on the Coos Bay high way. NEW YOIlK, Aug. 9 fPWlO- newal of short selling in the lust 15 minutes ol' today's stock market broke piicos of lending Hhares $1 to $;t bclo Friday's close after n covering movement hud eliminated an earlier dec I inc. of SI to $(1. PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 0. (I) Workmen widening Union avenue were under orders to refrain from molesting a corner of the disman tled Woodward building today. StiHIbdi Ulto. Stated meeting. Lodge and Chapter, 7:3(1 p. m, Aug. llth. L. K. WILLIAMS. Socy. 141 Woodmen of the World ATTF.NTTON NKIGHPOKS: - pn Tuesday, September I tint, tonl few weeks ahead) Med font Camp will initiate Into the mysteries of Woodmenism. n class of about fifty new members, who. are now await ing the occanion. District Suite Manager Stewart II. Mason, who is ln.ch.ueo of the work, has n r rn used for a n d will hav with us on that evening, the fumoui Drill Team of Multnomah Camp No. 77. of Portland, which drill tem consist of about twenty five mem Iters, and will hiivo charge of and will put on thu initiatory work of turn ciiw. Artangements have ONo heen made f or a nu m her f Wood men Dli;ntnrles, Includlne Head Con sul Peter K. Gtlroy. of Denver. Col orado, who will speak that evening. It very Important that full attendance he had on next Tues day eventnir. AimuM 12th. in order that complete un nnem nt,mnv b made for tho forfaoimr event. Kvery member Is urged he pres ent. W. G. TlitLL, Clerk. 140 FILIPINO DIES . FROM CLUBBING QREfiOX, - SUNDAY, AUG F.ST 10. 1930. PLANES REPULSE PfSSBAWAH, India, Aug,. m While Biitlsh. troops and bombing planes beat off the first attack of an advance guard of InvadinK Afrldl tribesmen, the full force of 10,000 Afridis held their blow today and did not strike nt this important frontier city. Italders numbering about 1,000 who advanced to within a mile of Penhawar Thursday, encountering defending British trooptt and heavy firo from the air, have re turned to Khajuro plain. The bombing operations resulted in seven Afrldis being killed. Another part y of tribesmen which penetrated Into villages southeast of Peshawar were rhell cd: and suffered casualties. FOLSOM PRISON. Cal., Aug. (JP) Examination of 'Warren K. BIHIiigs hy justices of ' Hie su preme court will he held- In Fol som prison next Wednesday or Thursday, the state hoard of pris on directors decided at a' meet ing hero today. WASHINGTON, Aug. 9-(?) The- navy department, which not ho long ago took Mr. Calvin Cool idge'fl slightest word as law, today was on record with an objection to a pronouncement of tho former president. SALEM. Ore.. Aug. 9.(P) A branch poslot'flce hits heen estab lished in South Bulum. A branch wan' entublislied in North Kulem about n year ngo. with. LEILA HYAMS POLLY kMORAN y CLIFF EDWARDS mi-nalkina- V. A WiSS ALSO ' . Sporting Youth in ' THE -TAKE OFF" - II 1 IL V 3 DAYS 53TARTS tf3?"' Whoopee Bill goes "WESTERN" -T rilMmiTli" i .ii, v. 3DAYS, sTAKTs iv -lyou-i, (J0 hys.erica, j TnnnninnTnrinHr TOO AY fe',fivl's a Rodeo of Ro'''rs " I - v Continuous Shov3 'l2 :30 t0-. 55 'V c SuJui1 : iV?' 'Xredniblo'sJ; .1 Vw?fcf SWPaif'5"'' Production ' Electrotherapy Chiropractic Hf li rM) r XT v J . Mi. WO . N f MT AArai nmnn"'wi ,.. ., II1n J Medford Center Bldg. Phone 965 j'. TALKING NEWS Evening 10, 35 I jjgsji! I Ii! , iit i i:t'v v 'tgaggg "v.;:ii is, todayi SMIw 9heSMPJrom f ':i3Sr .SYRACUSE 111 ' mal A; -.- GINGER ROGERS 111 'rfBi " ' ' PLUS ' por but lmppyOakie inherits oodles of "iNjyH SV 7 ' oSi ' Sunny Jim in his latest money takes a boat to Europe to sow iQXvJfcS&l FVlf VAHHfS all-talking comedy Ilis wild oats ! TA ; PKJ vtlf -: l54 JisS "MUSH AGAIN" V Cf f Vf v WM He's mistaken for a prominent cn- (Jm. rbQ llllf JlBr TITO RUFFO gineer-and that's where the' fun FNpVLH W iimf Singing Act begins and the laughs start on jj$t S jflg' ., 1 Fox Moviclono News ' ...nf I' Bargain BJiWyilMU-aa y-W I jl 'flf Mats WHERE IT'S ALWAYS COOL AND COMFORTABLE mEm'S I I"! t TOTTtTfi iMk JM jr ! OREGON ELKS !N ii PORTLAND, Ore., Ay;,'. P. () Oregon l;iks will open their 1&30 state convention here .Monday and the convention will run through Wed nesday. The first, business meeting will be called to order Monday morn ing by George I Ilauch, exalted ruler ol the Portland lodge. Perry O. De I-ip, Klamath Falls, president of the association wilt open the convention proper. One of the features of the con vention will, be a golf tournament for which all Klks are eligible. CURB PLACED ON iuZEMIiES r. '''' ' BALTIMORE, Auk; lPV Tho promise 'ttptt ;prohlhitibn agents who halt motorists without ade quate reason to believe the law is being violated, will he held to sti'lot lurcountability. is made In n Jotter made public today, from Amos W. W, Woodcock, prohibi tion director, to the automobile, club) of, Maryland, . He said he hoped to make the dry agents "the best trained group, of officers in thu world." 1 Solo. Mountain States Power company rehuIhUn liere. flume near WHERE THE SESSIWt MONBAYi- TFOR 3.MINISILKS ffttf-W : 1 iL ' '' I m Fine Interior Vork mM WHERE THE FUN BEGINS " l specialty R&i 'Isssl WHERE. LAUGHS ARE LAUGHS III JJUl'Llll WHERE . LAUGHS ARE LAUGHS MJUffSol He couldn't ride or ,,.W..,' n1 1, iTRiFLE I4UPTIALS P B A 1 1 1 1 K , 111., Aug. 9 . VF - Threw ministers will he mariled'to three sisters at 'Trinity Lutheran church here tomorrow afternoon. Three Misters of the brides . will 'sorve as bridespiaids. - The ministers are the Rev. Ed win Jacobs, pastor of St. John's Lutheran church, Cleveland. O., the Rev. Paul Porinli, pastor of Lutheran Memorial chapel, Mil nmiikee. Wis., and the Be v. Ar thur Ha.ik"'. who W In charge of the new Westminster mission in British Columbia. The lnides-to-bo are mis.-ea Hel en. Selma and Amanda Siellhorn. daughters of Henry F. Stellhorn. a farmer. The ceremony will In performed by the Rev. F. K Hrauer, pastor of Trinity church. PACHAM KNTO, Aug. !. WP) j Three men wanted in Sacramento j on charges of counterfeiting were ; j under arrest In Portland, Ore., the , state division of criminal identifi- ; S cation and investigation announced ; f here today. The three- held by j United Slates officers, are Jack ! Azevodo, formerly of north Sacra - memo: 'al Young, of Oklahoma, ! nnd pet Heed. 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