PSGE TWO
iocal and
, -'Personal
onntr-Atfriil'ji.Orflit XJulrt Vlutxt
11 nr I'liuiuj iinrin n i
ipcn n iu!'t place so far thin week
County Affent R. CI. Fuwlor lefl
fcnttmlny lo attend (he convention
(if national county uku in i'hl-
:tRu. unu County AKnt I,, jj. wu
ox has.beim laid ui nt home with
l cold, which centered in hit
hroat. Thin situation enable Mrs.
ilndyit York, the office Mtcnifc
aphcr. tind clerk, to give orders
md ilireciluns henKelf etween
hort -et - (fpelln from trying to
utch up in hack work.
. i i , . i .
'nnw:i Mecliiic Toniclit
The firm city-council nnetlnK of
he month will he held thin even
njf. .-at whk b, much routine bus!
vyn and. one or -two mutters of
nponancc will hi considered,
rochiau Nllll With Purine Mutual
J This paper was In error lnt
igni in muuntf mm .i.; 11. rocnran
li d resi a n el a re p rese ntntlve oT
he .Pacific Mutual l.ife Insurance
ompauy. lie 1 ntlll ngent for the
ompfiny lint not general agent for
nil them Oregon .and northern
'allfornla. as before. Mr, Coch-
an has written Insurance -in Med
ord for 27 years, ten of that time
Ivllh the Pacific Mutual, and nan
tad the honor seve-ral time of
telng a "top notcher" In writing
nnurance in this state.
Auto curtains repaired at Med-
lord Tent & Awning Works, 112
North Front, near depot. 254
From Distant Place
I lllattie 'M. Kord of New York
I'ity, George Yeatnmn of Ht. Louis
Lnd W. D. Cunningham of Tokyo.
Japan, are among the guests at
r
edtora hotels from a distance.
1 Celluloid In auto curtains et
piu rk's, X 1 2 North Front, near
flcpot. 254
Viro Msnm InrmiMsl
I Up until a dwelling fire last
Hveek, the fire losa In Ashland for
he year h ft d been held to $1200,
paid Clint Bn ugh man, Ashland fire
r-hlof when in Medford today. The
1 welling douliled the low,- -now
fitahding nt42400 since last Janu
hry The building was badly gut
led and the flames hnd a good
fctarb before they were discovered.
.Trade. In your old smooth tiros
!m high, quality Flaks. Drive with
afety 4hls win left. . Jennings Tire
o., 127 North Hlversldft. .259
:rgcr Uiiatprelieinhtl
i RquIpped with falao credential
nd cleverly forged checks drawn
v, fietlUoua northern logging
loraimny. a man giving his name
fia K, S. Jlitchens succotled In
iiaftsing .- bad chock on a local
Ivrt'atillrthment . yeWerday for $6.
fie left Medfoiwl before the crime
yaa discovered. He Is believed to
lave headed south.
Canvas by tho yurtl. Medford
fRt -Bt Awning Works, 118 North
front, near depot. 2fi4
r'' hopping In Mcilford'
Mrs. J. s. Hoard man and Mra.
f!. J. Tlonrdman of Central Point
fvaro fthopping. In1 M.Hltoul yester
day. 3)o vo Penco of Trail was also
In this city buying supplies.
5 Zulcimn Patrol, Duuvhtere of the
.Nile, will hold a rummage, can
ned fruit, candy and cooky salo
Ben. .4. ami 5. In the X'nlm Iildg.
Tlino. Marriage Licensee
I'fhe county clerk's offlco issued
marriage, licenses yeaterday after-
;oon to Albert Armstrong, 25, and
(a'bel Oleen, 18, both of Stiawta
.ouniy, California: Don Keadle, 30.
Marahfleld, and Mary Van Dyka,
30, Ashland;' J Inward Schneider,
21, Fort KJnmath, and AvIb Smith,
l, Klamath Falla.. .
Seat covers for all cars, prices
right, at Burk'n. 254
Mr. Officer Iloro
Mrs. Seldon Offlcftjr nf Van
cftuver, Wash., arrived from the
nsrth this tnornlng to 1 with her
mother, Mrs. W. L. I,uk, seri
ously ill at her home here.
f Portraits, of distinction. The
PmMevs. npn. Holly theater. tf
New lwer
.Prices , 4
Beginning December 1,
until further notice, re
tail prices on
Fluhrer's Breads
will be lowered to the
following i " "'
All types of bread,
white and dark, per
lb. loaf 9c
Three loaves for 25c
Large loaves, Vi lbs.,
all types ...13c
Two loaves for . 2So
At these new low prices
Fluhrer's Breads
are more than ever be
fore your 1 -
Best and
Cheapest Food
There will be no change
In the quality, of these
breads, which have con.
(istently outsold the com
bined total of any other
two brands of bread man
ufactured In Southern Ore-
pon or Northern California.
Fmitrlit Caw and lAt
I A. A. Clutches wau fined $10 and
cants In Judge Taylor's court this
forenoon, after having been found
guilty to a charge of having in
sufficient brake on his car. He
was arretted by Hint Traffic Of
ficer Moure on November 22. und
In court entered a plea of not
guilt, whereupon his r!al wag act
for today, the outcome of which
was as above rein ted.
VIsHn In Itowburg
Miss Kiln Dickornon, Medford
school tencher, Hpent the week end
vixlling hnr brother and slHter-in-law,
Mr, and Mra. J. E Sawyer; at
HoKeburg. Hhe wa a former Rose
hura Hchool teacher and upent F"i
day In Kugene visiting friends.;,
j Wood for gale -best quality large
body dry fir, pine and hardwood,
j liuy good wood nt right prices and
I reduce your fuel cost. Phone 833
for quick delivery. F. E. Samson
Co, 253
Teachers' Session Saltinlay
A special teachers' meeting will
he held next Saturday at the Hell
view Mchoolhouse for teachers In
the southern end of the county, A
program of general educational
importanve will be the order of
the afternoon. The meeting Is
open to all teachers caring to at
tend. Use Royal Utah Coal for best
results. Royal ia free from coal
dust and It lusts longer. A quality
coal at no extra cost to you. Phono
833 foi quick service. F. B. Sam
son Co. 263
Mrs. Allen Home . j
Mrs. w. V. Allen, who has been
in Portland for 'the past week with
her husband, returned to Medford
this forenoon.
Keep warm use dry slab wood
or blocks from Med. Fuel Co., Tel
631. . tf
Moved from lily
A. M. Anderson and fnmlly from
f:ly recently .moved in the Hell'
view lltrl-t. near Ashland, to
spend the winter.-
Need a spare? If so, we hnve
some good used tires at tho right
price. Jennings Tire Co., 127 .No.
Hlversldc. . . . 2S8"
Know Nllll on Kl reels
Tho snowfall that visited Klam
ath Falls a short lime ago Is still
covering! the streets In that city,
according to James Clary, a visitor
In Medford -today from the Klam
ath region. The road over the
(lreenpnlng mountain Js in fairly
good condition nnd traffic Is. un
hampered, he said.
All bettor daytime dreBses
reduced one-fourtn at
Etholwyn H. Hoffmann's. 25B
lli'turns In (iruiils i'nss
iGeorge Moser of -Urania (Pass
luft tills morning by train for his
homo In that city. Oeorge Is
student at Southern Oregon Nor
mul school,..
Lot mo write your fire Insuranoe.
Curl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland
Hid., 4hono tt. '. It
Hclutn from Klamath
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. K. Clark have
returned to this city aftor spending
sevorat dnys- transacting business
In Klamath Full.
- Dry kindling 12.60 a load.. Val
ley Fuel Co. 242tf
llutllllHH iilllvU'il
The i-ountv clerk's office Issued
bounty warrants this afternoon to
Vernon 'Hopkins, . Ashland, four
coyotes; Herman Oliver, Trail, one
bobcat; V. C. Btrahon, one bob
cat. , 1 -
Brill's Sheet Moral Works does
export repairing, fender and nnto
bodv reimlrlnu. tf
I rom Htuto Points
Amnnn' iIia r.iAcronlflns rrirlster-
ed at local hotels are Belrion Oa
non tit OreKon (Mty, Mr. and Mrs.
V. H. T-awrence. L. J. iDelllols, Mr.
and Mrs. D. J. llradley and J. M.
Hmlth of iKutiene, O. H. Thornton,
Ike Kent, AV. r. Dykeman nnd w.
n C(.m1 nf 1jtlinvlev anA the fol
low I nK from Portland: Mr; nnd
Mrs. 11. Tt.'ltead; R. K. Vter.
Aiiolnh Woelm. P. H. Hiibor, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew .Joy. Adn Hns-
nuifvten, Fredk. Khrmann; R. H.
Kvnntii. A. V. Olllen. Mr. nnd Mrs.
A. T. Tohauer. Wynona Oullnither
and son. E. Flanders, F. Vluff
.'it .l.utrire Dark. A. A. Kelt. Mr.
and Mrs, W, J. Valtera and Mr.
and Mm. Harry R. Savage.
Phone B42. We'll haul away
your refnae. City Sanitary Servlco.
237tf
rnmimny Invhl ilolw
AeeordliiK to th Inenl rpresenr
tntlve of thu A. Nash TatlorinK
Co.. 1 00 .men have recently been
added to the payroll to hl
nloyment conditions In Cincinnati.
Rthelwyn 11. Hoffmann's offer
ing All hlsh quality fur-trimmed
coats at one-fourth reduction. 2rt
Iahhx Itesldrnts Arc Bark
Mr. and .Mrs. Marry Prentlre re
turned home Sunday evenlnir from
San FraiKlHco. where they had
spent the ThanksKlvlno: holiday.
Dr. Itubt. K. I-ee. Liberty ft Mr.
(llasfteit and nnwete treatments, tf
It mi I Ik Plnnerr Ony
A. M. Henderson, old-tlm resi
dent of the Central Point district,
wa a visitor In Medford today, ac
companied by his daughter, Mrs.
lrH Ix'wlx of Central Point, and
recalled Incidents of long ao when
he reulstured at the Mall Tribune
an one of tho small army of south
ern Oreuon people who came across
the plains by waiion. lie made tho
trip twice by wawon, onco by hoi'
back and Wi-jo by train, and nny
now take the trip by car.
Dry kindling 2.50 a load. Val
ley Kuel Co. I42tf
Vlsltcrt Yn-lta
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunphy of
Yrcka. til., had as auets over
ThanksLilrlnn Mr, and Mrs. leoiae
A r nut ion a and son of Medford.
lreen slshs, the better kind from
Medford Fuel Co.. Order earlv.
Phone 31. 10tf
VIsltH Wlfo In Hospital .
C. U Strange left for his home In
Medford yesterday after spending
Thanksgiving day with his wife,
who Is a patient of Hnnehurg Gen
eral hospital. Mrs. Htrangev who
sustained Injuries In sn automobile
accident a month ago. Is reportel
to be getting along nicely. Rose
burg News-Review.
Civil Action Begun
The American Fruitgrowers.
Inn a Inn wo AnrnAfoHnn fllnrt '
stilt In ,circuircpurt today against
F. W. Ilellmnn .for the collection
of $542. ft!), claimed to he due for
supplies. 1 r
Important! Rummage and can
ned fruit sale, Palm Tildg., No. Fir
St.. Saturday, Dec. tMh, St. Mark's
Altar Guild. 256
()ul-of-'!'ivll Vinllnra -
Included amoiiK tho v!R!t(rn In
Medford today from county point"
lire J, O. N. 1'nlinn of phoenix.
H. H. Alibott of Kama Vnlly, K. H.
Oliver nf N'nrth Trail. Mra. H. C.
U'hitney of JarkHonvillfr and JI. N.
AliRtin of AfTate,
Dry kindling 12.50 a load. Val
ley Fuel Co. 242tf
Krnin KImiiiiiIIl Fulla
Klamath Kails resident who
were Medford vJsltom today were
Frank Carter. Mm. A. (. Pratt anil
daughter and Jack Rokh.
'Permanent wave, $i complete;
faclalH, HCaln treatmentn and all
NlmmpooH, filfe. lrevoHt Ileauty
Hhop. KIT. W. Main. Tel. 383. 2r3lf
AkIiIuiiiI V. I'. Mmiihicit
'. H. Andrews, who has been In
charge of the Western Union of
fice al Ahlund filnce'the death of
C. A. ItarrlH, has been named per
manent manager.
- Broken windows reglaxcd by
TrowbridK Cabinet Works. 230tf
VImKh Mr, nnd Mra. Pumiii
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Read of
Portland are spending a few days
In Medford. Mrs. Read Is Thomas
J. Funon'a a inter.
, Photographs? for Xmai.
Pensleys. op'. Holly theater.
The
tf
IUiarnH to Portland
. Mrs. IC. A. Roberts of Portland
leff this morning for her home,
after having visited relatives here
since Friday.
Come to tho rummage and can
ned fruit sale, flood clothing for
entire family. Palm Hldg., So. Fl
St.. Saturday, Dec. 6th, St. Mark's
Altar Vluild. 256
Ivy Siskiyou Highway
The Pacific highway .through
Benr canyon was slippery Sunday,
and AHvernl cars skidded off the
highway into the loose snow, hut
no damage was dune.
Get better slabs, forest wood or
coal. Med. Fuel Co.,. Tel. 631. tf
WlllettR VUlt Medford
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Willetts of
Persist motored to Medford yes
terday, accompanied-; by their
granddaughter Dorothy Willetts of
thla olty, who spent the Thanksgiving-
holiday with thorn.
Caxh paid for lifted Hires that arc
not entirely worn out, Jennings
Tire Co., 12? No. Riveralde. 2ft!l
t Beaver Farm
flflorge Howard of this city Is
spending today ut the Reaver farm
in the Diamond lako country.
Our new studio H opposite new
Holly theater. The Peasleys. tf
Stolen Car R covered
A car, stolen Sunday from Mra.
Ooldle Robinson In Medford, was
reported recovered yoeterdny near
Salem, where It had been aban
doned, A oar taken last evening
from A, R Trance, Bast Jackson
treet, was still missing today, no-
cording to the police reports.
You will be well pleased if you
try a Tilly's OH permanent wave.
When finished the hair Is soft with
n natural looking wave nnd curly
ends, What every woman la look
ing for now. Price $10. rOther,
permunenta 7.50. Work guaran
teed; Call 57, Rowmnn Beauty
Shop. 259
MedfonlCouple I.h'cnsed
A marriage license was issued
Saturday In the Josephine county
courthouse to Jeff Morley, 27,
truck driver, nnd Kathryn Lucas.
ft, school teacher. Roth gnvn their
residence as Medford. Grants Push
Courier.
Coats rellned nnd remodeled nt
t'he Faahlon Shop, 4 24 Medford
Rldg. Mrs. Harry Andrews, Tel.
11H1. tf
Make Home Hero
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. Von der He'den
of Yakinm, Wash., formerly of
Medford, have returned here- to
make their home,
r
It's time to fill your radiator
with anti-freeito. Prestone, alcohol
and Clyco nt Fichtner'n Clnraire.
S;i2tf
F.nrly RcMrvntloii!
Medford mothers are tinted to
make reservations early for the
rennlar monthly, child welfare
clinic lo te held Thursday after
noon at the Y. W. C. A. by the
county health department, with
Dr. It. c, WINon, county health of
ficer, in charge. Quite a number
of infante and pre-school children
art expected. The department .j
hold ion a similar clinic this nfter
noon In the Phoenix section.,
lr. C. P. Johnston. Do nt 1st. I
rninp luua. Phone HJ. J7ttf
llcr on BlUlllGSN
Mr. nnd Mm. Albert Holm of
Rlllte Fulls nro In Medford today
Httendlnit ta business mattei-s. Mrs.
Martin lllll of phoenix Is also a
visitor.
TJunfo Wed. and pint. Dreamland
2i1
A bread price cut. which b.
nw eflectiv. In A.hland Inst
Junuury, has none Into otter! In
M .'(I l or. I today. Ashland Tidings
H.illce Wed. ami S.tt. Dre.imlind
SIS
California Wedding Here . - .- .
The first California marriage of
this month In Medford wag, that
of Mabel Allen and Albert Arm
strong, both of Shasta county, that
state, who were made man and
wife by a ceremony performed by
Judge Taylor In tho hitter's office
yesterday afternoon.
Itetnrim from Kureka
returned last evening from Kureka,!
Cal., after a ahort. business visit. ft I
Free gHH for delivery expense,
gallon with each rwt. No, 1 Klam
ath potatoes; limit 2 gallons. 710
SoiKh Riverside. :-' . 239
fotorlM From a IXstnncc .
F. Oordon of. Vancouver, B. .,
was amonie (theumotorlata from a acte in so lttrKe a territory could
distance who registered today at he expected to, according; to Post
the local branch of the o it-of-j niaster Warner, but will be oper
state auto registration bureau. . ntliiK In machine-like order within
.. . , -'. - ti few daya. ,
During holidays, permanent. The people who reside in this
w fives, $T.0( complete .at Palace I territory and have signified that
Ftenuty $?hop, under supervision of they desire this service, and the
IMen John Smith. 2i3tt great majority of them have done
j so already, are cooperating in
Visits Relatives Here every way with the poatofflce.
Fred Hrovvn of Lakevlaw Is j About nil that Is required la that
spending several .days in Medford j each family to enjoy thla mounted
viHitlng Mra. iWvn and their j service must place nt the curb In
young son. who are making their ft.(lt of the. house on Individual
home In this city. i mail box receptacle. ,
CallfornlaiiH ut HoIcIm
Guests from the Hear Mate reg
it treed at Medford hotels include
R. V. Conk, F. W. Colsitts of J,os
Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Mc
Oormaek of Sulsun, C, H. ' Mc-,
Cutchen of Mt. Shasta, T. A. Hok
!(ln of Oakland, W. A. McCutcHn
of Stockton, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Pruitt of Arcatn, XV. R. Price, of
Yuba City, A. T. Thompson of
Oakland, and the following from
San Francisco: Frank Kardel and
son, Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Cowlea.
Harry Keown, (iray 10, Oarbuck,
.luck Freedlander - nmd James
KrouscJi,
There on HumIhc.
Elmer Jlerrled was n business
visitor In Ashland yeaterday.
Trapping on Ciovt Ranch
D. K. Saltzoner of Medford Is
to appear In justico court to an
swer to a charge of trapping fur
bearing anJmala In cloned season.
Saltzoner js charged by Deputy
Game Warden Roy Parr with hav
ing set traps along Hear creek on
the Gore ranch south of Medford.
Ashland Tidings.
SCHENCK'S FATHER
TO LOCATE HERE
Judge D. R. Schenck,. nolle
magistrate and justice of the peaop
for Winter Creek precinct, Scotta;
bluff, Nebv., for 20 yeurs, haa re
signed hla positions and loft that
city toduy for Medford to make
his home with his nun, A. Or in
Schenck and family. (
i Judgo Schenck Is past 82 yea 13
of age. and hnH decided that Ore
gon winters would' prove more
ngreeabie than those of Nobrawkf.1
lie will be accompanied by life
daughter, Miss Estella, who ru
cently graduated na a registered
nurse from the Denver general
hosplti.l. ,
Arriving in Scottsbluff in 19U9,
Judge :chenek was elected police
Judge l-i 111 10, and hus beeri suo
eessful In every election aince that
time.- His present term woltld ndt
hnve expired until April. ,luUl..
A Jhoppinq Days
lr 'tir Chrij-tmd
IL
DUV
UMAX
J
"I'm Glad I
"JL
f
I TrirM
How good it is to know . , . after Christmas . . . that your
choice of a gift was a happy one. Row nice to say to
yourself. "I'm glad I gave that," And that is the sensa
tion you will have if you choose JEWELRY. . . .
WHY?
It is tho gift that inspires the greatest joy.
It is the gift that keeps on giving.
It is the gift that everyone craves, but doesn't buy for
' herself. "
So givo jewelry and be happy in giving.
LAWRENCE'S
' Exclusive Agents for
Gorham Silver, Lougine Watcher, Virgin Diamonds
NEW MAIL ROUTES
i INAUGURATED FOR
! CIIPIIPBAW ADFAQ
uuuununn nuLnu
Rarrlrig some minor features
otherwise the Inauguration yester- :
day of the new twice a day mount I
ed mall delivery aervlce for 3 00
rami! lea in the outlying sectiona of
the city got under way us smoothly
us any radical change of thia char
Until the Inauguration of
this
mounted aervlce these 350 families
had been getting thlr mail In var
ious ways rural delivery, general
delivery or at places down town.
Postmaster Warner calls atten
tion to the fact that this mounted
servlco does not automatically de
liver mail to every house Inside
the mounted route, but only to
each family- that . requests auch
service. Quite a .number of per
sons in the territory seem not to
have understood this, so far.
In order for any family in The
mounted route section to obtain
the mounted - mall aervlce they
must make a formal request of
the postoffiee for that service, In
preference to the manner In which
they have been receiving their
nmil. The local postoffiee official.
are endeavoring to lay this situa
tion before each family that haa
not already given formal notice of
such a change, as fast aa possible.
It is expected thul every family
in the territory will want the
change, nnd will make application
for it as soon as they understand
the situation.
Motorcycle manufacturers In Ger-
j many have decided not to attend
i the next automobile show in Ber-
lin on the ground that 85 per cent
or their sales are to the working
class, who are unable to travel uml
visit the exhibition.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
rol ItKN'T Furn. housekeeping
rooms'. 325 R. Jackson. Ph .ne
U!-W. 253tf
ALL WMCCTRIO Philco rodlo: a
bargain. (Iraves Jewelry Shop.
'40 N. Front St. Phone 1180-W.
253tf
FOR RENT 5-room house with
raiiKP. Inquire 1053 Court. Tel.
117-X; 2Sn
POK SAII.K Hardwood,
- 'pine. Phone 1105-V.
KOIt SALE Corn on col), $25 pr
Ion. Phone R-13-M. 2S5
POR SALK Rhode Island Red
lulllele, full-hlooded, Tel. 5-K-S.
2T.B'
W A N'T 10 D Ploivlni? with trnel ir.
Phone 40H-II-3. 258
'OH SALR 4V4 ncres on Robs
lane; food terms. Box 10, Moll
Trll.une. 2SS
WA NTIOO 'A man to sell national
ly Advertised products. Perma
nent work. Will trnln the man
" we select. See ManaRer, Hi N.
Uartlett. 253
ORD10R your Christmas wreath
now, fine each. Call 344-i'. 2'i.i
FOR RI'.NT 2-room furnished
apt., clean and cozy. Jl'O per mo.
or II H without Raraue. Also
small apt, room for 2. $10 per
mo., light and water paid on all.
310 Portland Ave. ' 25.1
FOR KXTHAN'OK Modern S-rm.
house In Cnmas, Wash., for Med
ford home. Phone 8!3-y, Med
ford. 2T.3
FOR ALE At n sacrifice! At
trnctl.vo ft-room bungalow on Co
lumlius Ave.: corner lot 100x148:
fireplace and built-in features:
lols of shade trees, shrubs and
floft-ers. Phone 1750. 2."fi
Gave That!"
Melebrological Report
' - IM-Lrmljcr 2. 10 i
Medford and vicinity: Tonight
and Wednesday cloudy.' No-change '
in temperature. j
Oregon: Cloudy. Light . iocal t
1 snows east of Cascade mountains j
tonight. ' No change In tempera- j
i ture. ;
01 j
n n o
m y a r
Uoal Data . ? Z ?S
, . im . i
i !
Temperature dleurees) ti'J
HlKhest (lust 12 hours) 56
LnwftHt (hist 12. hours) 4f
Itel... humidity (per -ft.) 77
42
96
l'leeipltntion (inche:.)... T. .04
Statu of weather'.. .LiKht rain C'lilj.
Lowest tempera 'ure this iiifn
illK 41 degrees
Total precipitation since Sept. 1,
li3i!. 4.00 inches.
Temperature a year ago today:
I-liffhest (JO; tnwcst 'J'i.
SutiHct today. 4:41 p. m.
, Sunrise Wednesday 7:2 a. m.
Sunset Wednesday, 4:40 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A,
120th Meridian Time
M.
. It i r r
ID O A
Z "
CITY I"
: : tj
Itaker i'ity 52 1'tl Snow
lllsniarck ...... .. -U L'o Cloudy
Bohe ; 34 L's Cloudy
Denver ... :'. 50 31 - Clear
Des Moines 10 10 Clear
Kreano 00 4 2 Cloudy
Meienu 42 34 Cloudy
Lob Angeles .... 70 50 Clear
Mnrahfield 54 4 2 Clear
I'hoenlx "4 3S Clear
Portland 44 40 Ruin
Red Bluff 0O 40 Clear
Itoseburg 54 44 Clear
.Siilt 1-ake 24- 10 Cloudy
San Kranelsco. .. 0 iiO Clear
Santa Fe 44 20 Clear
Seattle 50 4S J. Cdy.
Srokane 34 32 Cloudy
Walla Walla .... 30 32 Cloudy
Winnipeg ' 2 4 Cloudy
W. J.
Hutchison,
Metcorologist.
A patent dress shirt has been
brought out in Loudon with sides
of the stiff tront unattached to the
body of the wearer so that the
wearer may put his hands under
neath to insert the siihIh.
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neon a resident of Orucnn lor 6ti
years, and of Jacksonville lor two
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i state lit years.
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