PJQE TWO
MEDFORD MAIL TRIETTXE, MEDFORD, -ORFiOX. MONDAY. DEf'EMBER ; 20. '1930.
'I
"i
Focal and
-Personal
In City on Business
J. (.. Collins of Chicauo la among
the eautrn bunlnc-a visitor In thl.
city w ho arrived Sunday.
Ilnnkn to Ik' Closed Tlmrsdny
There aro only two more hank-
fn day until Xc Year' day.
hursday, on which day all the
lit
t place will be cUued.
! lUtj Seoul hi Lumber Camp
i About 20 hoy McoutH of Klamath
! FalU If ft that city today to upend
ja week tit the locking operation of
j the file I-Jikes Lumber and liox
Jcompnny. with winter Mporta avail
'able. The camp hunkhoiiMes will
Keturu to Sun KrunrfM-o
I-awrence T. Power of San Fran
cisco, who' ha been spending the
Chrldmy holfnayii "with " his "par
ents, .Mr. and AJr. II. I Power, at
their home on Portland avenue,
left last niKht by train for the
iiouthern city.
SMaudlnr Holidays Here
Mr. and Mr. A. J. Iwis of
Ma I em are in Med ford viniting Mm.
JU'prt'M'nt Slutc MeiroMillM j i
J'oitlunderit relMart-d at . local; j
hoteU la.-t niyht wer Mr. and Mm. j
Harvey ;. Parker and Misw Marion'
Parker.
On Bii-int-v. Trip !
Mrs. A. V. (;iavn leaves today!
j for a ' nhort htisin'ew trip to .San t
; KraneUco. shc will return the flr.it!
of the week; t 9 W i
ho used by the boy. Workmen at J. H. Terrell and Mm. V. t Bum-
iinka flK well as most, busing th f . H..nr-i I m.r- ,ia.-h.,.r- i,.,,
I to provide an (ce ukatini: rink and!
Jhrtcf U-t in City
I have constructed a kl Jump for the i Get Out New Feature 0
I? " . " v. ii -'". ; Itertram Klliott, cousin nt Dr.
j Mr and Mnj. Norman Xormile of, ( KUoM mm ha
lloB Anpeles .toppr-d in , the city ! v,Ul ( Mwrord now featurfk lo xhe McCiure
i ? prior to continuing on their auto
t-!
j I.k linfo In Talent
j Minn Mfiha 1 ; i wa a local
I vUiior in Talent yesterday, wpend
j ln the day with relative and
friend.. : '
Fl
PROVED REALAID
benefit and said that down in
southern California the arrival of
"moneyed" visitor is regarded
a more important' annet'than
other one thing that section pos-j
fiesae. . .
Today's attendance prixe. donat- j
ed by Walter Frazer Brown, was '
awarded to C. M. Kidd. ,
!ra'CQunDwiii unn oacctcdia
-i 1 1 1 i . ll miii i.urrirniu
f, ...... w ... nun uni t-i Liiif i
STAGE 5C
MiHWn Lucy f'aw. Moneta Meikle,
: M.'txine U'iol.'in.l l:ivlnu l.-.nni
ItkMirnoy noma mw noon ir.-m .. ..., J( , ,)U1M. N nf firanI1(
i.1"" w,,n "a""1 ivlth friend.
; .1 M'llUH. .
1'niw apont uturl:i- In M 'rtford
I
OpenB tomorrow! MfnV Shop
cent wile. - Hundred of nlrkl
,j!-iKiiiiut ill i ii' i n-ii. .-i-i.
jllitlalto theater. . 2
i: o
I rive
Vi.iri
k T. Sell
1 1 Claude
Daily's Taxi. Phone
i 4 passengers. .
Newspaper syndicate, according t
announcement received by Dr. Kl
liott. The new feature i called
"Animal Ways and Wonders" -and
includes drawings of animal .Jfc
ind ifhort sketches about each type.
, Coiuplettw Visit .
i lir. hob-rt K. I.ee returned to-
j day from u sevwru) days visit in
California.
15. 35c; 1 ( Several strip were Included in the
tf
lierei nt Confcrenop
F. Scherer. manager at j
frMedford for the P.lako. Moffit and
ffowne company, was at the New
. Jle-Uhman hotel yesterday. He was
?n the city for a business confer
1 encp, Tha Orcsonian. ?
Ill
tj). Permanent wave, 15.00 complete;
ittls. scalp treatments and oil
am no os, 500. .Provost Iieauty
K'hop, 815 XV. Main. Tel. 363. 253tf
1 II. K, Kleinsorfcn Jr. of Sacra
mento arrived hero yesterday on
1 periodical vtait In connection with
his orchard interest,
Dr. Root. K. I-ee, Liberty rAAg.
Eyes examined, glasses. tS
r -
, Jacia
t -hair
c! tit : A
Jn m
Vrlda
' lrcirnnJ Pair Wei1Uf! at G. P.
A Medford cotiple wan united
innrrlaffe in ,JruntH Pass laxt
il 11 1- ninp tit Ait .hud aKiu Ina.l
jnlcenW ' t the Josephino county
' ti-nurt houiie, consisted of 10 the I
t i)iee HedKMfth. 24, school teacher.
find James Filch Campbell,. 30,
1 kUiiryman..
if- .
" Our new studio Is op posit new
IBJoJly theater. The Peasleys. tf
Itetiirns to KuRene
Mrs. OeorKe Hnhn left by train
this morninK for Kurene after hav
ing jipent the holidays with Mrs.
Fred Hnhn, 112 South Newtown.
Dry kindlings 12.50 a load. Val
ley Fuel Co. , 242tf
. won
1 Iliilte TalU Visitor
j i 1 Karl Hart of ISutto Falls wan in
' Mertford yesterday.
linrn reen fir nluha, Willi dry
ood and cut fuel bill. Aflk Med
j h'uel Co., TL Ctl. 2GCtf
; ilirbitnuis With I'lienu .
J Urn. Howard TSenrm of Medford
Fjent Chrintmna with her parent.
Mr. and Mm. H. P. UKger of (irnnli
rriitw.
Ii Ilrl
Ilrill fiheet Metal Works does ex-
reuairinc fendar anil auto
(jody repairing. tf
y,ttcii(iM Cniiferoneo
j 10. H. Hedrick, superintendent of
Whools, Is attciidliiK n state teach-
jiiH' conference , In Portland thin
l&voek..
j( Radiator nntl-freezd fflyco, alco-
4 nni, ai i'oi uiiicfl tjuper aervice.
j!
.TUUors from Seattle
(I Mr. and Mrs. A, J. TicrohW.
I-a Chanco. Wm. if, Scnaeffer. Mr.
hnd Mrs. H. Tf". Harder and boy of
enttle were registered at Medford
mtela over th week-end.
Makes Home Here
Mrs. Cora conllsk of Los An
Relos arrived on the Hhasta this
morning and will make her home
In this city with Mrs. John Knider.
Broken windows res In zed by
TrowbridK Cabinet Works. 230tf
VMts in Ashland
Mrs. Mayme Riddle of this city
spent yesterday visiting friends In
Ashland.
Opens tomorrow! Men's Shop
five cent sale. Hundreds of nickel
bargains in men's wear. Next to
Rlalto theater. 27ft
I'mni California
Californlans nt Medford hotels
yest erd ay Included Mr. and M rs.
Jay iVValden of Han Anselmo, H. K.
Klelnsorger Jr. of Sacramento. E
M. Soulier and H. K. Moljtt of
Palo Alto, Mr. and Mrw, O. J
Preston and D. W. King of Los
Angeles, and the following from
San Francisco: Mr. and Mrs. Mac-
Kenzle, Mr. and Mrs. W. (1. Denner,
H. C. Wins, Air. and Mm. J. J
Dumeron. ,- .
notice received today by Dr. Klliott.
Are you interested in Astrology?
See the "Moon' Sign Hook." All
favorable and unfavorable dates
throughout the year are carefully
listed according to Astrology, ready
for Immediate we of busy people,
as a help towards success In busi
ness, social, farming and personal
nf fairs. For sale at Pnlmer Music
house. . 271
ILESQN NEW YEAR'S .
BALL ON THURSDAY
Mr. k in Tlty
C. K. luck of Aiuilepate waB In
Medford thla morning nttendinK to
hUMineHH matters.
Hiirn dry Alah wood, $5 and d
per load. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631.
ZlStf.
I Now ilhat the American Inlon
' Chrlrttmn! ball Is over, the Interest
t of local Legionnaire Is centered on
their annual Xew Year's dance
j which Is m-heduled for Thursday.
I January 1. 'The Oriental Garden
j will he the scene of this bis holiday
' affair and Uom Provost with hi
seven piece dance hand will pro
vide the music. The commltte,
headed by Harry .Moore as chair
man, extends a cordial Invitation to
all southern Oregon people to attend.
Front Ortifon I'Qlnta .
OroKon resi4ents outside of Port
land registered today at Medford
were A. Bowers of Albany. C. H.
Kales of Eufieno, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry llomann of Alt. Angel, Aan;
M. Johnaon and J. G. Cochran of
Bend, and H. M. Kchmldt of Granta
Paaa.
Annual New Vear'a ball Gold
Hill . Wednosday. JJecembor '31.
I)anai till 3 a. m. 2SI
Dry fclndllns tl
ley S'uel Co.
60 a
Phone 542. We'll hnul away
i)our reiofte. city Sanitary Service.
V isitor In Medrord Today
f Mra. Kd Plnlo of Vong Ilranch.
Jin the Trail section, was among the
(but if town vleuor attending to
ihuslnnm matters in Medford today,
jira. I'lclo Is looking fortvard to a
jSuecessful farming year.
!; Dry' kindling 11.60 load. Val
ley Fuel Co. . 342tf
ir
it-
rrlvc from Applegnto
?J '.V. T. Buck and Albert Collins
ifi'ii among ranchers of the Apple
gate district transacting business
j In Mud ford 4oduy,
T-ct me wrlto yoyr fire Insurance
arl y. Toncwald. Jtotol Holland
1'ldg., J'llODG 093. tf
'killed a Cirny Wolf
i John Warner was in from the
jTrnl district this forenoon to col
lect a bounty ot th county clerk's
jrflce-for a gray wolf, the first
Imported killed this neason. Other
iaimnts were Issued to Oerald
ituck of Jacksonville, three coy
jts: B. A. Itussel. two nobcats; V.
it. Colllns"of Centml Point, one
tfnyo
nt.
Own your own home! Small
-room cottage on pavement, close
i, $2 5 down. Phone 1 1S0-W.
??!
load. Vnl-
242tf
f Tonic- frcim Sent tic
Raymond Heter, tocal fruit man,
ha returned to this city from Ke-
attle, where he spent several days
transacting business.
It's time to fill your radiator
with ami-freeze, prestone, alcohol
and Clyco at Fichtner's Garage.
232tf
Jtural Postofrico Closed
The-obscure . pontof floe of ltt
Cabin, In the northern part of
Klamath county, has been ordered
closed December 31 by the post
office department. Ranchers,
woodsmen and trnppors who have
been receiving their mall there. If
any, will hereafter hnve to go to
Crescent for mall. Th closing
order came as the result of lack
of mall to make It worth while
operating an office nt that point.
For Christmas got Hurlbiit's
Dible Stories. Tel. 745-H. 2B6tf
Minor A nt Collision
Cars driven by Merl Moore and
C. E. Chlldreth, respectively, collid
ed yesterday nt the intersection of
Main street and Oakdale avenue,
according to an accident report on
file today at the police station.
Visitors from Crrwont City
Fred Carrel" and Miss Cleo Oet
chell were in Medford yesterday
from Crescent City visiting friend.
Herb Alford will bo with th
imperial nrcnetra New Years eve
at Gold Hill. Dance till 3 a.m. 2M
Willing to Do Anything. ,
Anxious for work and claiming
that he has several dependent s
local resident snt an apn'ication
for work to the vvunty ooip-t taday,
declaring that he would be willing
to do anything, willing to build any
structure from a bridge to a house.
His case Ik being considered. Quito
a number of unemployed are con
tinuing to make their appearance
nt the court and eftorts are being
mado to give them as much work
as possible.
Mr. Harder In III .
H. K. Harder, president of the
First National bank. Is 111 at nls
home.
Wood -dry fir slabn (5 per load.
half load $2.50. Dry body fir $2.75
per tier. Hardwood $8.76 per tier.
Phono 1M1J. Longwlll Wood com
pany. 285
Hack front 1om 'Angeles
Klmer Oat man arrived In Med
ford today from Los Angeles, whore
he has been visiting Mr. and Mrs,
Karl Davis for the past two
months. He was nccompanlert by
Mrs. H. O. Stevenson, who has been
visiting in the' southern city for the
past month.
Portraits of distinction. The
Poasleys, opp. Holly theater. tf
On ItiiKlnom Trip .
C. K. Gates of the Gates Auti
company left yesterday for Port
land where he will nttend to busi
ness matters concerning the com
pnny.
Coats relined and remodeled at
the Fashion Shop. -424 Medford
PMg. Mrs. Harry Andrews, Tel.
1181. tf
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Real Value
in
Fruit Cake
From now until New
Year'i we will sell our
special brand of fruit
cake for 29c per lb.
This is an exceptional
value and is the very
highest quality cake.
Our supply is guaran
teed, so come early in
the week.
Mrs, Mar buck Jtovch
Mrs. W. u. Ktarmick of Kugene
left by train today for her home in
that city after having spent the
Christmas holidays with her daugh
ter, Mrs. George Mtewnrt, an in
structor in the Ilutte Falls school.
Public market has Klamath
jmdN Jv5 cent cwt. and wp. Cab-
I hage, 50 pounds Tor $1. Apples 25
rents per box and up. w'hciit $1.61
i er cwt., barley $1.&5 per cwt.
Hnlled barley, per sack, $ 1 .30.
i South Kiverside.
From IMstnnt Plnrrs
Guests from distant points ar
riving nt local hotels Sunday night
were J. C. Collins of Chicago, Mr.
and Mrs, K. I. Chesterfield of Van
couver. It. C O. It. James f Van
couver Inland, p. C, W. H. Warren
of Shannon. Sak., nnd Joseph
Jo burnt, of Huymore. Mont.
j The fedora farm, board has
j been a' decided aid to the farmers
of the entire nation during the
present so-called business depres
sion. It. G. Fowler, county agent,
tild members of the Kiwunls club
in regular nooi; 'uncheon today at
the Hotel Medford. If it had not
been for the board, the farmers
would have been receiving less
than one-half of the prices for
wheat than Is now being paid he
said.
Mr. Fowler returned recently
from Chicago, where he had at
tended the national convention for
county agents, and made a hurried
survey of general co; dUlons In' the
middle west. The depression Is
causing far more worry for middle
western ranchers than on the
coast, he set forth, and is the main
topic of conversation. President
Hoover Is looked upon as being a
great man for the part he is play
ing In attempting to improve con
ditions nnd Is credited with doing
considerable good work.
The speuker dwelt nt . short
length on climatic conditions of
the Wisconsin and Illinois sections
which, he said, cannot compare
favorably with the Rogue River
valley.
He told of visiting the "old
Bwimmfn' hole" which he found to
be such an attraction as a boy, but
found It was not the same old
, ! place. The thick protecting wall
The Cinderella Shon will lief of hrunh had been removed and
cloned Wednesday and Thursday. j il would seem that boys now will
December 'l and 'January 1, to! have to don swimming suits to
prepare for a big clearance salej enjoy the cooling waters of the
of the Nellie WVaa reudy-to-wen-i pool in hot summer time, he said,
slock froiri the (.rants Pass' store. I The county agent found the old
This will, will l..'gln Friday niorn-hn tree, on which he and other
hit;. January 2. and exceptional ; boys had carved their initials years
values in dresses, c.atn, hats and ! "fro, but the passing years ihad
other women's npparel are prom-) caused the carving to disappear
ised. " as a result of n new bark, growth.
With an nxe, he removed the cov
ering nnd again saw the initials,
including those of boyhood chums
who had passed away and those
who had gone to distant parts to
make their fortune.
MOODY Frank Moody died atf Among other things he noted
his home on Ross ljne early Mon-jthe liquor situation. In Wisconsin,
dny morning of heart trouble, aged j the problem of enforcement . is
65 years. 6 months and 5 days. A j entirely up to the federal govern
nuttve of Illinois, Mr., Moody hud I ment and as a result, the condition
resided In Oregon six years ami in 1 Is not as satlHfactory as it might
Medford three years.1 ' ' : be, he said.
Ho leaver his wife, Alice. S.,j A second speaker of the noon
Moody, and one son. Warren. 1 luncheon was Ben Sheldon. Mcd-
Fmierul services will be held nt i ford and Los Angeles resident,
the Perl Funeral Home Wednesday j who spoke on the importance of
at 2 p. m., Rev. A. (!. Hennett off-! (he Bchool system to progress of
elating. Interment In Medford cem-l any 'community. He stressed the
ftpry. I arrival of new settlers ns a great
i HIGH SCHOOLS M
i
i Tho .Men's Shop was closed all
j day today in preparation for the
opening of the tenth annual "five
I cent pale' tomorrow morning
IIUU VI II lalkllll I
SALESH0WS PROFIT
FOR NEBRASKAN
CMDEIIELLA SHOP TD
MnniinrnT, Tuesday, at 9 o'clock.
I.I h slil" n w- I"e'8 Men'8 shop ea'
UUilUuili i t ii res this unique sale once yearly
j in order to clean up broken lines
- . and assorted sizes In men's ap-
.Neither the Medford high school pare! and accessuiies.
nor those of southern Oregon will
be represented at the first all-state
high school orchestra concert that
will be heard tomorrow afternoon
In the Lincoln high school auditor
ium in Portland as an entertain
ment feature of the Oregon State
Teachers association convention,
but with primary purpose In view
to strengthen school music organi
zations throughout the state and
especially school orchestras.
Tomorrow . afternoon's concert
I Will he dirtrfnr1 hv .T II . Wm-in
! ' i
supervisor of the Tillamook! I
KPhnnlu U-hn Its I lan nil., I.-m..n !
the department of music of the i
state teachers federation, with the j
orchestra consisting of 07 perfor-j
mers chosen from schools at j
Oregon City, Rainier, Marshfield.
La Grande, Dallas, Tillamook, Mo-
"During the pawl ten years this
hhop has built up n reputation!
tor integrity and stability so that
our southern Oregon customers
are confident of obtaining real
bargains when we do offer one
of our big five-cent Ktles." Mr.
Lee stated today.
' Some of the articles which will
be- on sale Tuesday are: Over
coats, sweaters, shirts, hats, bath
I robes, hosiery, underwear and
I neckties.
j Obituary
i
Minnville, Pendleton, Oresham,
Baker and Salem. The concert !
will be broadcast over station 1
KGW.
SCOUTS HIKE TO
LAKE 0' WOODS
WAIT
ON BOWLES QUIZ
' PORTLAND, Ore.. Dec. 29. (fl)
Five witnesses were waiting1 .cut
side the grand jury chambers to
day as the investigation of the
Howies murder case went into its
fourth week. Other witnesses were
expected, making the possibility
of u report on the case during
the day, appear remote. .
The jury has until January 3 to
make a final report on all cases
heard.
Wheat Turned Into Pork
Brings Premium in Kan
sas City Market Porkers
Feed to Taste.
r t
BEATRICE, Neb. (P) A drov&
of "cafeteria fed" hogs raised near
here offers proof that wheat may
be turned into pork at a profit.
On a lieatrice farm, operated
by C. J. Clausen, head of an
Omaha company, 700 Hampshire
hofis were fed a wheat ration
which resulted In weight: gnlns,
estimated to have made the wheat
worth $1.13 a bushel, n com
pared with an average Nebraska
farm price of 63 to 67 cents.
When the hogs were sold, the
purchaser paid ii cents above the
Kansas City market price.
In feeding the hogs "cafeteria
style, the largest of the nelt
feeder.4 scattered over the lots con
tained coarsely cracked wheat;
smaller one contained cracked
barley, and fit III smaller one
contained shelled corn.
, The end of the latter" was par
titioned for a protein tankage. As
a result of tho feeding method,
Claasen says, the hogs ate prin
cipally wheat nnd only .a very
small proportion of barley, corn
and tankage.
It would certainly be tough for
this country If wo had to wait for
' PORTLAND STATION MAYhe Wickersham committee to an
Dm i dm ta DonnntMor mm no a plan to relieve tne prs
RETURN TO BROADCAST, em depression. Judge.
Twelve hoy'scouts of Crafor Lake :
council,: accompanied ly Win. Le
ISricker, local .(liit executive, and
Mickey Franklin of Ashland left I
this morning for l-ake n" the Woods j WASHIXOTON, D. C- Dec 29.1 And now the busy bodies have
.... a nut- oas u M. . noy p.Mnnw ,M.H,f Kx;imjn(1; Yosl f ,h(l' ,1ub up an old scandal about
to take the Hutte rails rond and ff.,,(.ral mdio eommiwion. nas ref." former President Coolidge. They
expected to make about 10 or 120mmerided renewal of the license' find that he once King in the
miles of the journey on skij. j of Hllltion K..s of vortand. Ore., choir. Minneapolis Journal.
Supplies were placed in the scout, Yost fnnn(1 onil!iP(1 th f.-pnnencvi
buildings at the close of summer! Hiviintinn whinh .h ih sia-1 NOTICE
vii.Mp a.m Kruup p.ans io enjoy j lion lo be .eited the commi.s.
winter .sports at the resort for -v-; sion nnH heen remedled.
eral days if they succeed in reach- t 4
ing their destination. j The fope has blest the auto-
Oscar Hoover. Klamath scout matlc telephone exchange at the
executive, and a number of boys Vatican. Nobody ever blesses nut-
In accordance with the city or
dinance all dog licenses ' become
due and payable January 1, 1931,
and owners of animals within the
city of Medford are notified to se
cure same from the city treasurer.
from the Klamath council also will j omutic telephone exchanges in this! Sixth and Kront streets, at once,
be at the resort this week. I country- Punch. I city of Medford. ;' 281
Fox West Coast Theatres
GALA MIDNITE SHOW,
NEW YEAR'S EVE
1
Hack from California
Miss Elfreda Whitman, who had
spent the past severnl weeks visit
ing friends and relatives In Colusa,
Murysvlile , apd other California
ci t ie, ret urned lust week to her
home lit the Coker Ilutte section.!
Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Whitman, who!
left a fw days ago to spend Christ
mas there, returned with Miss
Whitman, their daughter.
Two Auto IJivn-MH
The sheriff's office Isued auto
licenses this forenoon to Stanley
Oearhart and Walter Tolle, both
of Medford. Licences are now sold
on the one-half year plan, fees
being charged up to July 1.
leaves for Bend
Mrs. Margaret Gibbons left this
city yesterday for Mend, where she
will spend a month visiting rela
tives nnd friends.
Sklltu; I'nrtlrs Yetrnlny
Quite a number of Medford pen
pie motored up the Crater Lake
highway yesterday to enjoy skiing
along the highway above Cnion
creek and In the Crater Lake na
tional park area. The snow was re
ported to he In fairly good condi
tion due to freeilng weather and
falls were said to be numerous.
Hold Quarterly Inflection
The Medford Oregon National
Guard units wlil undergo regular
quarterly Inspection tomorrow
niiiht nt the armory. Captain C. Y.
Tengwald announced today, ite-
froshment will follow tho Inspection
Photographs for Xmnt.
Peasleys, opp. Holly theMer.
The
tf
Hitatl In I.immI Condition
Ir. ll. W. fleeter and party ho
motored lo Cnlon Cret( and over
the Diamond lake rond yesterday
report It Is in good condttinn ith
almut a fnoi of snow covering the
ground.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
KiH Tit A UK On or two c-liy loin
for mi'di'l T or mmlt'l A cn'UwtMl
cur. II. l, Tri Initio.
OR f"rc?h ,IV row: nl-
f;ilf hiiy. I'hon lll'.l-W. 2Ttf
LOST CciHH-nmn !;irk srny
.nodi. lov. left hand. K.-itimlrty
1lKht noHf Mtitll Hollnnil. lMiMi.tr
rolurn lo Tribune offii. 3fM
Pl! HKXT
nicely fuini
ln II.
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hfil for
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npnrtmrnt:
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Dr. r. Johnston. Dentist.
Phippi nuig. phone 146:. lt;
Snnthnanl lirmnil
Two youthful transients, who
spent the nlxtit In tho city iirleon
n n-fimre from the cold, when re
lrwed this mornlns; deelnroil they
were bound for Is Ansrles In
search of work. They had left I'orl
Itind several ilnys nno on reports
thut some men wore obtaining
nurk In eouthern Cnllfornla.
5c
will go a long ways
at the
MEN'S SHOP
5c SALE
TOMORROW
: 'I MARIE
DRESSLER
WALLAv-t
B EERY
will jiv you the dtp.
plot time of your
tritft going life... In
MINBILL
As Trhsspk Dmctss1
Wr Cserjl Hal fraa Vs FimcU
Msrloa saepMksi et IS Lsm.
Moo. sorsl "DV Sl"..i
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