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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOON. THURSDAY. JANUARY Q;2 1931.
OreKoniiw
ford hotf-u, f)iiMiil
Oregon Hotel GucM
raster?! at Ml-
of Tori land.
include J. W. .Stmhi'll of Baker.
Lyman "arrir of Ccxiullle," K. A.
C;riffwol of 'Iiri-n, 41. I, ilarr.s
of IfrweburK. IJonl 1 HcrouRh
anil W. I. Uounaril of Kluniath
'Kill!.'. Fretl OiniMHd of Coo Hay.
Doctor' Annual JiomjuPl ir.rant J. far., v. Vorvy Hilli. C. .
The annual banquet of the Jark-jXai,n Mr am, Mn (. j l!raV(
son County Medical society and M;tro,(, Mc,.ra( Jin M Uuruuynm
their wive wan held lnt nipht nt t ftf
Iocal and--'Personal
More IWiunty Warrant i Arrive from Corvalli
ftwi m. b uiiirp ipsuru .n .mkukp iit-triw u arming-i
bounty warrant today to A. H. ton. D. C, district field uorne dein- I
A. l:urn. one coyote nad two bob-fern tate, and Mix Clara be Hp Xyp
cmtM, I a JJre-ott Avhland. one, of CorvalH, Htute leader of honi
coyote and two bobcat; Thomat j economic exteniion work, arrived j
Stanley, iiutte Kalli. one coyote; , from Corvallls today. Mi N'ye in,
-Ify Kizz:iar. ne bobcat. wlm the Oregon State college.
the Uthia
land.
springs hot.-l in Ah
;elry repairing promptly done. 303
lecture on China
MIh AV. Uohnert. recently
turned from 'church missionary I'n Hoiite on Kuotrrn Trip
worn in central China, will lecture j Chester J'U h of iielniont or
on condition in the orient tonight , bard left ihl week on a trip
at 7:30 nt the .Federated churrhjthai will lake him to Ciicn. N. Y..
in Central Point. Miss Uohnert t0 v "It his father and other rela
ha the Jatet obtainable Informix-, tive for fever.il week.
tlon nnd it in probable that a nnrn-j . .
I?r of Medford people interested! Daily' Taxi. Phono 13. SCc; 1
In forolsn mbwlwnary work will ' to 4 passenger. tf
motor to Central Point :o attend j
the lecture.
linn Major 4iprn.init
Air, c. K. Kden of Nevada City.
Cal.. underwent a major operation
' . tat the Community hospital in Med-
Hifih prade wntrneji nt one-half j for(, lhlit m,,rnln(e nn(1 seitlnn
price nt ft raven Jewelry Shop. Jew-1 ai.,n nicv
Portrait of distinction. The
reaxleya, opp. Holly Theater, if"
nrRnnnniTin nunn
i:i-iwiiii vii in xim
llliUUUhMU UliU
fnnrn iirrnnmrtnl
1'iwi. v n 1 1 1 1 ii'ii niiu
uivlo HUiuunflrn
HO MEDFORD BOYS
The new Dode Del.uxe C nnd
Iod te H a re h ere. See t he rn n t
Kakin Motor Company. 20C
CraUT Jake Pnhlii-iiy
The ii;tnkor.-t Life Insurance, an
insurance pub!iati'n, contain a
picture of Crater Lake, The maga
zine 1 circulated all over the
Lnit"d Staled.
farmers.- afflicted wfrh overpro
duction of food, why not let the
farmers feed ' he children? That
would do more to help farmers
than storing ft0.0"0.000 bushels of
government wheat in grain elevd.
j tors.
This is written in a fertile conn-
try, y. A. Shense. farmer, has four! 1
more children than he had last '
week. His wife, with two children;
on each arm. looks happy, but tired, j
Her two boys and two girls wert:
born between St and 9; do in thej
evening. They weigh 17 pounds '
Fox West Coast Iheatres
rti.,.. J .
An Illustration of the innate
modesty and demucraticness of and are health v. ThU offseta four
Admiral Hlchard JO. Jiyrd, despite youiiK women that keep their :
his fame and popularity, was seen j maiden names in marriage, and tie-'
I...! ?r? .f'r. .bS dr- IiMhment Jast aaua,. nignt when the figure.
Dlnkcii. Iteturn m City !""'. .oni- Mf1;jihe noted avUitor-oxplorer, follow- I
Mr. and Mrs. V. w. T):nkon 1 to" Tf1' 31' 26tf j inff his jecture nt the liolly theatre Kirssiafl newsiutpers, make fun
have returned to Medford from Cold Ilond Movie Itall at Oriental ' and relurn to his roorn at the 1 of our congressional corntnillee. on
1'oriland. where Mif. Oinkenn re-1 cnrdenH. Kntnrd.-iv ni-h. i..nal.PV 1 Hotel Medford, dropped into that 1 the'activities of "Keds" or Coin-
cently underwent a major opera-: :4, Motion pictures taken during l,lHce near lne nMU'' ttt a lunch, i muni.sts and say wirti considerable
' YUlU Chandler V.znn
t:on. Her friends are glad to learn ; (1:inrfl t(, ,P 8hown January 27 and 1 As he 8ealed himself on a
, . . ; Win. II. Ttiek-r of New York
Permanent wave, $1.00 complete; 1 ''ity arrived on the Hhana today,
facial, scalp treatment and oil! He will be the guest in this city
shampoo, (iftc. prevost Jleautyjof II. Chandler Kgan. and plans
Shop, 815 V. Main. Tl. 3C3. 2i3tf to play golf a great deal while
' I here'.
From Distant Cities
Jj. ;R. Harr ison of A'ancouver, U.
C, and Frank It. Mealey of Cleve
land. Ohio, are amunu guet from
distant point reyistered nt local
hotel.' .
that she i improving rapidly. She
n o w conva lec i n at the home
of her parent. M. nnd Mr. A.
M.ixjn, at llorrydale.
nance, Cold Hill, Sat.
Ktraden and hi music,
pop.
Klwnod
Lots of
303
Dance, Gold Hill, Bat. night. Dance
till 2:00. 33
'KihnUiI Medlnir Tomorrow
The hoard of director of the
Medford Chamber of Commerce
wtll he In special session tomor
row, to take up matter in con
nection with the propoNed location
of a plant here by the Standard
RertAoning society of Cottage firove.
The meeting promise to he Important.
Mr. Frellag in Medford
li. S. L. Frultag of Oram ipait.
Maytag representative In that city,
wa in Medford today conferring
with local Maytag officials.
near the reur end of the
stool
lunch
J lave you seen the new Dodge
DeLuxe C and 8? Sec them nt
Kakin Motor Company. 30fi
?K tit llnltl- ttlA.irr n nnnnaXi.n
with "The Cold Ronders." a local . counter ne Was at onc'e redoghized
feature picture. Music and em(.r-ll,y tne olner customers, including
tainn.ent by Kthiopian Knight, an I a gl 0UD, of Mh scn001 bo'3 who
excellent colored orchestra tour
ing coa.Kt from Kansas City. 303
'Burn heavy 'rough and" rn;ooth
Mocks; they last longer. Med. Fuel
Co:, Tel. C31. tf
1 weaves for Ariwmn .
Mm. C. W. .Smith of Prescott.
Ariz., who was called here by the
illness of her father, who pad
away Monday Afternoon, left by
train today for her home in Prescott.
Our new studio Is opposite now
Holly theater. The Peas ley. tf-
Have you seen the new Dodge
S and 8? tiee them At Kakin Mo
tor. Company. 306
Jtad IlusIncHrt at Ashland
Mrs. ilt. Peterson, 13. C. Kelly and
K. If. Fehl were among the busi
ness visitors In Ashland yesterday
from Medford.
Dry fir slabs $5.00 per load. Med
Fuel Co., Tol. 631. tf
Civil Action Filet!
C. 8. llutlcrfleld, realtor, filed
n. civil notion In circuit court yes
terday against Harry Leland for
$!irf00 claimed to be due for a real
estate commission Involved In the
sale of the Illlhee orchards for the
defendant to h. A. Banks.
' Etwood Btradon and his music,
Oolrt Hill Hat. night. Dance till
2:00. . 303
Mrs, Tnmnn Jlero ,
Mrs. O. H. Turmin of Chloo, Cal
Is In Medford today, on n hiiaines
visit.
P. A. T. Omit lte-tc'tc(
P. Ci. Johnson of Seattle was re
elected president of the Pacific Air
Transport company and named
chairman of the tmard of director
to uceed W. K. Hoeing, at the an
nual meeting of the air line's board
in Portland thin week. Other of
ficers named were C. K. Johnson
pf Oakland. vlci-president in
charge of operations; It. C. Brad
nav, Portland, reelected necrc.
tary: D. 11. Drew of Seattle.
elected treasurer, nnd C. J-. Urink
of Seattle, reelected uditor.
Ordnance Inspection Trnlay
Captnin Harry Itcodall of the
Cnlterl state army ordna nee de
partment was to arrive In Medford
today for the annual ordnance in
spection of the Oregon Xatfonal
Ouard units stationed in Medford.
The Inspection will deal only with
firearm equipment of the unitrf.
garnered with awo nearby to see
what the lunch of tho famous man
would consist of.
John Smith, waiter, familiarly
known as "Schmitly," who had
been busy when the admiral in
day afternoon visiting friends in t uniform entered and did not recog-
Medford. Mi.- MoiUe Uriu of lze him until he was in front of
Visitors from Ashland
Mrs. H. Ci. Hnders and Mr. Sam
Mc.Nair of Ashland spent yestor-
,1 ack.on vl lie was nlo
Med ford.
a visitor in
him and about to any with his
customary hreeziness, "Well, Surge,
what will you have?" caught him
self in time to cut out the "Sarge"
For grade A raw milk, call 609
Campbell Dairy. Two deliveries, i part
tft "A glass of malted milk and
cheese sandwich
For grade A raw milk, call &39,lToiat slowly IiKTcasin
Campbell Dairy. ..Two deliveries. ThP of d((K license8 te con.
11 tinuintf slow nt the county clerk's
Mtmt;rec Is ,111 rfflce. here touay 51 had been
Vl. u MM nfc .rftn ftni,POtlir - issued, with the recent ones going
the elevator' in the Liberty build
ing, in ill at her home. Mrs.
Melba l-iiiarre is operating th
elevator during her absence.
Delii'lnu enkes, cookie, plet nnd
canity for sale nt LMerty Market
Saturday by Presbyterian women
303
On ltushicsH Trip
Dr. and Mrs. I!. C. Wilson and
Dr. and Mrw. Kddle Durno plan to
leave by motor tomorrow for Port
land to spend the remainder of the
week nttonditig to business mat
tern.
Dr. Hoht :. Ie, Liberty Bldg
Kye examined, glasses. tf
Citizenship Kxanihintlous
Seven persons are to take exam
inations .February 11 nt the county
courthouse for (inal citizenship pa
peiH, it wat announced today. An
examiner will he present from
Portland lo he In charge nnd it is
likely there may be special cere
monies.
Lake Creuk Orange dance, Sat
urdny nltfht. 304
New Contagion Caflcs
Tho county health rtepjirtment
reported .today that qulto a num
ber .of .now caseM of mumps hnve
been reported in the Central Point
section but there are no indica
tions of nn epidemic. One new
co8o of typhoid fever hOA.nlso been
.reported during the week nnd !h
In the Pxovolt section.
If you enjoy good food nt low
prices. nt nt tho Holland Coffee
Shop. SOOtf
Came Official's ilrlef Visit
Arthur M. Kth of Portland,
state mine law enforcing officer,
wan Visiting Onme Warden .Hoy
Parr In Ashland, while en route to
Klamath Fall to attend the an
nual Klamath - Falls porman
meeting and banquet which was
held there Inst night. -
St. Murk' card party. Friday at
J p. m. .Pivot and pKogrrwiiv
bridge. iprlKcii nnd refreshments.
Public Invited. 35e. 302
Huh Tonsil Itemoved
Irene Aicock. 13, underwent nn
operation this morning for remov
al of her tonsils nnd is described
by the Attending phylctan ns one
of the bravest girls In town.
Mrs. Ida Wood and Florence
Ornves, piano . Instruction. Jllgh
school credits given. Sutdlo 2S0
N. OnkrinlA Ave. 3fir
The
Depression
some people say is
merely a state of mind.
Probably so but one
thing we know is that
there is no. state of
mind as to the outstand
ing superiority of Fluh
rer'i Milk Breads. It is
an established fact
proven by an incas
ing sales record.
AVanda Lou Armour, Astrologlst,
Will continue a limited engagement
In .Medford. 'Phone 77U, Durrell
Court, Apt. 3. 30
Period kill ItushicNH Visit
Ij. V.- Ilex. of. Portland, well
known powder wilesmnn, is In the
city on a periodical business visit-
Buy your cakes and plo nt the
Presbyterian food sale nt Liberty
Market Saturduy. 303
Four , Con pics to Marry
JVInrriiifjo llconseM were Issued to
day and yesterday at the county
ceik office to Oary Joyce, 22,
of Medford and Doris Naught, IS.
of Trail; V 1 r ; I Fa I re 1 1 , 21. and
Henrlettn Davis. both of Mill
vllle. Col.: Adell Iltinsey, 2fl, and
Angellne Myivla. SO, both of Han
Francisco: William Davis, 4t, und
Henrietta young, .IT., hot h nf Weed
Cal. . .
See yourself on Holly Theater
screen enjoy biggest dance nnd
KMertuinincnt nf tho season
Oriental Gardens, Saturday night.
January 24. See motion pictures
taken. 303
Phoenix TrtKip Wins
iioy Scout troop No. 13 of Phoe
nix. In charge of .Dr. Dan K. Stand
ard, has been announced winner
nf the honor pennant for 1930,
with an average rating of 73. o
achievement pennant will he
awarded, as none of the troop'
rating was within h per cent of
troop 1 ."p.
Your hair will look lovely In nil
kind. of weal her if you got one of
our $3 permanent waves. Kath-
ryn Locate) I, 230 S. Central. Phono
1374. 303
Home from (ierhy
Mr. and Mrs. Chnrles Skeetets
have returned to their home in
l Talent from Kerby, Josephine
county, where they wero called re
cently by the death of Mrs. Skeet
er.i brolher-In-lnw.
Those winning to start or Increase
their Investments with Investors
Syndicate, see Lot lie Howard lw
foro mornings. Tel. 133C-L. 31)7
Delicious cooked food on sale
Saturday at the Liberty Market
303
Stale P. A. It. Meet
The state board of management
of the Oregon society. Daughters
of the American He volution, will
hold its January meeting next Sat
urday at the -Pension hotel in Port
land. The state conference.
Daughters of the American Revo
lution, will be held nt New berg n
March.
Have you seen the new Dodge
C and 8? See them at Kakin Mo
tor Company. 300
Show lias Familiar Scenes
Oeorge Thomas, representative
of the Chicago, Milwaukee & Kt.
Paul linvs. who was In this city
yesterday conferring with local
railroad - men "flnd shippers, was
one of many people who enjoyed
the showing of "Danger Lighte"
at the Holly theater Inst night.
Many scene in the picture were
familiar to Mr. Thomas, ns most
of the how was filmed on the
lines he -represents.
to Margaret Hubbard, Ashland,
and J. II. Collins, T. J. Knright
and Kthel Florey of Medford.
Brllt Sheet Metal "Works does ex
pert repairing, fender and auto
body repairing. tf
Have long-time jobs for men
really wanting work. Good money
for hustlers. Do not apply unless
you want to work. I can tnke care
of you If you do. Write Dor 3-A.
care Mail Tribune. 304
Flue Plrc iJist Night
The fire department was called to
the Oroceteria building No. 2. on
Sixth street, last night to extin
guish a flue fire which resulted
in no da-mage. The department
chemical truck was called to
Phoenix this afternoon to aid in
a blaze on the roof of the George
Jackson' dwelling. The Phoenix
department a!o responded.
Permanent re-waving with Shel
ton'ii Tulip Oil gives your hair a
soft lustre and does away with that
dry, Rtraggly appearance. Kmma
Cllne Shop, phone 434. 303
4
If you enjoy good food at low
prices, eat at the HollAnd Coffee
Khop. ... , 300tf
Gun Permit Issued
Tho sheriff's office issued a per
mit this week to Fred -Powell. Med
ford, to carry n concealed weapon
for protection purposes.
Utah's .best coal $13,30 per ton
off ear, Med. Fuel Co., -Tel. (131
Cnlw Have Meet
Thirteen mother. of liny Scout
cub attended the meeting nt the
scout headquarters Tuesday after
noon. Kighteen boys nre now reg
Uicred In this organization, which
Is the demonstration group for
the younger boys' program. 'Prep
a nit Ions were completed for the
mb table nt the banquet. About
12 cubs from Talent plan to nt-
lend. It was nnnoum-ed. Fourteen
Medford boy, will Join the cubs at
the annual meeting.
Ladlca, If your wardrobe needs
going over to finish out the season.
call tho Fashion Shop, 424 Medford
Hid g. Phono 1181. tf
Art Worries Oregon inn
Medford had ,to get nlonc the
het It could yesterday without the
presence of A. Rchmldle. lie was
njoying the day In Portland, reg
istered at the New Tleathman h
1. The Oregoninn.
Remember the P r e s h y terlan
ooked food sale Saturday. Liberty
Market. 303
t'ndci'gnew 0cnilon
Mix Oeorge Frederick under
went a mapor operation at Lie
'onrmunlty hospital yesterday ai.d
i reported to be getting nlona
nicely.
The new Dodge DeLuxe C and
Dodge fi are here. See them at
lakln Mitor Company. 30(i
I Hi cycle .MiiM Move Ughts
More complaint have been re
ceived by elate traffic officers that
i quite a number of bicycle riders
J have been on (he hiKhwny nt night
1 without HchtH, -Inviting danger for
I themMdves lcaue of motor tiaf-
fie. There have been several close
escapes due to impossibility of mo
lt irWs to see the riders until they
j were almost en the bicycle.
Th nw Dodge DeLuxe and
Dodne t are bore. 8e them at
Kakin Motor Comiwiny. 306
Ui'gMrrcd fnmt Portland
Portland residents reglsfl'red nt
local hotels include Mr. and Mrs.
J. Mer.Hfeldor, G. C. Thomas. H. J.
bColu-n, l.. m. Griffen. W. A. War
ren. C. V. Wever. It. Z. Vesler. L.
V. Ilex. W. C. Mcljiln. C. K. Klsh.
Mr. and .MrtJlt. C. Walling. C. M.
MacMlllan. v C.rnvnlle and J. W.
Daws.
Mrs. Alice Olln Denrdorf. for-
merl0of Palace Meant y Shop, ha?
nor work at tne me.
Hhop. nest lo the Med-
'or evening appoint-
So 3
I merl0of Palac
Ixj'ttirned to her
lljT.nd Heauty Hh
I II ford hotel. Ft
Vl ments al CI.
Unuiimii Is Itotnry Sin-ukcr
Chas. Itowmnn, principal of .he
TaKnt schools, was the dinner,
speaker nt today'n meeting of h
Rotary club of Ashland.
Dance. Gold Hill. Ant. night. The
best muejc you ever heard. Dnneo.
til) a;u0. 3l3
Iteiurti fruiti salem
O. O. Alenderfer nnd T. K. Dan
lets nrlvcd buck in Medford
train oday from Sn lent.
!
Births
I I
was the reply.
which surprised the high school
youths, who had an idea that great
men only ate the costliest kind of
pastry and other dainties.
The eager boys could hardly
truth, that the report of a great
Communist outbreak Ik America
"rellects- capitalist fear." Next to
a man with a basket of eggs on
his head, the most nervous human
is one with a few millions in the
bank. He thinks everybody wants'
to get them, and ho is right. But i
fear mokes things worse. And, if
our distinsulshei; nest minds don't (
find some way of supplying employ-1
ment, or at least food, in the'
world's richest country, they will ;
have other worries that will make
them forget abou: Uusfcia.
Mussolini continues to succees.'
His air squadron flies the Atlantic
to Ilrazil in military formation,''
something never done before. Thus
he lakes the edge from the Prince, I
of Wales', salesmanship visit to j
South America. And now Italy re-
ports a death rate reduced and a i
birth rate increased. Births ore !
wait until the admiral had finished more than 25 per 1"00, deaths-. In!
eating and drinking, when they nan dropped trom iu.1 to per
closed In on him with a request that lOotl. In Italy last, year 1 0S5.1C1
he write for them his autograph.
Admiral Ifyrd was plainly not
overjoyed at the request, but after
hesitating a second or two broke
out with his famous smile and half
grudgingly replied, "Oh, alt right."
and then shoving the remains of
his repast to one side wrote his
name on scraps of paper which the
boys handed him.
Then, as he walked out of the
l,A l.ini u'.ira hn. n Plimt V nf 1 bit
it v in those little heads. !
Italy's birth rate contradicts the
assertion that iihsolini is over
working his people. When a nation
is tired the supply of new babies
falls off.
F. C. Goodenough, grat P.ritish
banker, sugPMs "purely as u busi
ness proposition,' mat tins conn
Week After Week!
Month After Month!
There's a Better Show at the
NOW PLAYING
WE DON'T CLAIM
anything for this picture except that it is funnier than
"Min and Bill' and that's enough for the millions of
laughter-lovers who roared at Marie Dressier in that
comedy hit.
Horn, to Mr! and Mrs. G. JX.
O rover, n daughter, weighing sern
pounds, 11 ounces, at the Sacred
Heart hospital, Wednesday, Janu
ary lil.
Horn, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Lee Hard
man of Table Kock, a son, weigh
ing seven pounds, nt the Commun
ity hospital. Thursday. January 22.
Obituary
store he stopped Ions onuush to i ti v should cancel all its war dehts.
remark to U. G. Coleman, proprie- i t" is wise, says .Ule hanker, lo
tor, that "If I gruntea every re- keep your liuyins customers sol.
tuest, for my autograph every vent. Tile proK)dition. if accepted,
place I go I would prolutbly do i would cost this country ten hit-1
nothing else the remainder of my lions, assuming that payment is
life hut slKn my name. i probable, and it would save Hritain i
"The first year it is rather sweet five billions. "As a pure business
and you don't mind It i much. I proposition," American taxpayers
hut the second year such adulation ! would want time to think that ovr. j
begins lo iall on you and' after I 1 -
that well, it's hard to have any!
privacy whatever. Altho you do
not wuni 10 do regarded ns a
grouch, yet in self preservation
you must draw the line some
where. Vou cannot greet every
body or sign your fiaino for every
body. "Well," and the cheery
smllo again broke forth, "good
night, hoys."
4
"', . '11
th
MARIE DRESSLER
Polly Moran ... in
"REDUCING"
.. Mat. 10 and 25, Eve. 10 and 50
Quick Relief tor
Coughing Spells
Famous Prescription Stops
Them Almost Instantly
The amazing success of this pre
scription called Thoxine is due to
its nuick double action; it imme
diately soothes the irrlta'.loij and
fides 'd I rect 'to.' file interny.1 i-aime
not reached by ordinary medicines.
The very first swallow usually
rftopj" even the most, obatinate
cough. ,
a " ii i. v V. it i . . jyie for llu whole family. our
BrisbaneY Today
(Continued from Pago One)
I'aces. But they twitch their big
A well known capitalist twitched
his thumb when bluftTing at po
money will be refunded if -It does
nut give better and quie.;cr rclli-l
MOIiAVA Hazel Ann. aged five
months, five days, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Moruva. died nt
thoir heme near Agate Wednesday
evening. Services will ho conduct
ed by I lev. Claude It. Porter at the
grave In Jacksonville cemetery nt
r.Itn Friday. Conger funeral par
lors In charge.
REWARD POSTED FOR
COW ELK SLAYERS
ONTARIO. Ore, Jan. 22. VP)
Sixly-flve Ontario sportsmen have
uhwcrlhed one dollar each to be
added to the reward offered by
the stale game commission 'for the
arrest of the men who recently
killed six cow elk in the Ulue
mountains. T.h o animals were
found, piled together, with only
the hams nnd the valuable teeth
removed.
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KlMM'ljil Communication.
Medford Lodge No. 103. A.
A r . & a. at., i' riuny, janu
XM'Pnry j ant. 1031. 7:30 p. m.
XX Work in the K. A. degree.
Vlslti'ig members wrlromc. Ry
order of K1.T1HKT I.. I.KXXOX.
M. llorSTOX, Secy. W. M.
303
ker nnd lost large sums until he I for coughs or sore throat th:in any
began holding the card.s with four'ttiing you have ever tried. Put up
fingers, the thumb kept hidden. ! ready far use In 3."c. ii0r and si.no
4 I bottles. Sold by Jarmin & Woods
The lied Cross in Arkansas lias I lnic Store.
boguii feeding children that .reach !
the public schools too lummy to
study. Anil Arkansas is not the
only state with hungry, children.
In Ohio, a rural school principal
wrote asking how she could keep
her i;'5 school children from starv
ing. Inspection of lunch boxes re
vealed in some cases a cold potato,
in others a hard biscuit, with a
small piece of suit pork.
Mow soon will a government that
has decided to feed children's
minds with hooks and teachers,
realize that n starved hotly cannot
learn, nnd add lnod for the hodv
to provide food for the brain? If
the government wants to help the
ORANGES
Sweet, juicy oranges by the
box, half box or dozen
as low as $3 per box
Direct from producer.
13 North Fir St.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
V A X T F. D Hy Kwlss girl of 1 ! ,
housework in home with or with
out children. Inquire Suntve
Camp No. 3. 305
KXPHANOK for email homo clear
3.7 7 iicres, hmine and outbuild
iiiKs, young fruit treej and ber
ries; a miles out. mown- ;
White. Ucnliors. 3o:'tf I
t fU' enjoy good food at liw
prlcen, eat ut the 11 id Und Coffee
Shop. JMO.f
From the llcnr Sinte
Cnllforninnn r-'Kisccred at U1
ford hotcln Included Mr. A C.
Allen of Amndor Cliy. . 0.-t-rg.
K nth tern Kenny. 10 vn troleick
and J. C. Msnclc of !.o Anselen.
and the following f i om H.n Fran
cIpco : M r. and M t, A . M . 1 en
nlim. M. W. l.uver, febim (lokei.
Miss C. lUibcnCr Mien C
i:vaiit and K. It. Itithor.
Thone 642
your refuse.
WVll haul n 1 1 y
City Sanitary Service.
237lf
Allied Ynku
U. W. Ctrilftn of M
S;it in ily mid Sumbiy
dford Ant
in YrehTi.
It t o k en windows rctclnzed by
TrowbiidKP cabinet Vork. 23(W
IF-Ab buy In koIuk service station
and .stinv. Yhij is the time to
tnke advantage of circumstances
;nd profit irreiily t here by:
$;tsno. Itnnvn & White. Ural
turn. .tOUtf
WANTl.l) Housekeeper for vid
ower in country. Have rnall
child to care for and would not
oiiject to housekeeper with child,
"Write llox i'n. care Mail Tribune.
3o:
Foli HKNT
bungalow, cbtse
I tit So. Ivy.
room furnished
in. lnUire nt
3i:tf
KUll SAI.K Nice building lot.
I'ortlnnd Ave., ea.-t fie-'it. all
scs!ments pa hi. S 1 1 Tort land.
304
KI.AMATII potatoes. 7Ticcwt. while
thi-y ls!t. tiet voiir seed now.
W heat J 1 i t . 7 m jjout h
ltielle. 30S
FOR ltKNT S-rontn house,
nem creek bottum garden. ?S
Almond St, Tel. !iH-L. 3i4
Flt HAl.K Wheat, per loo. Jt.frfl.
II lli made tloiir. 1 b. $11.".
mid 1 2Ti. Sonttl F. I'r.id, Co..
2i .. Kivcmidt', 3ti
HANDICRAFT SHOP
SALE
BABY VESTS
Values to 1.90. Sale ricp
29c
BABY BONNETS
Adoralih' silk lmby honncts in pink. 1lno
and white '
98c
KIDDIES' ROMPERS
tl.fl") I'tipliu lvoinpers. Soino tiro hand
cinhroidorotl. Sale prico
98c .
KIDDIES' SWEATERS
N'nrioly of eolors and sizes. Kognlar t-!.7"i
values. S;ile irii-o
$2.59
STAMPED GOODS
$1 Rayon Davenport Pillows 50c
$5.50 Stamped Linen Luncheon sets $2.25
L $2.75 Stamped Linen Breakfast sets, cen
ter scarf, four plate doilies Jj?l.;S
$2.50 Stamped Krinkle bed spreads St.vS!)
O
42 S. Central Phone 702
Starting TOMORROW
To Forget
the woman he loved ...
the woman the world
said had a past . . he faced
the most amazing' adven
tures known to man . . he
fought his love for this
girl as fiercely as he
fought the sea . . . to save
the lives of o t h e r s . . .
then he risked his life
to save her.
ii
Men on Call"
with EDMUND LOWE
MAE CLARKE
WILLIAM HARRIGAN
WARREN HYMER
Ends TONITE
Ian Keith
Betty Compson in
"THE BOUDOIR
DIPLOMAT"
LOOK!
20 FREE VOTES
on Talking Doll .
with every ticket FRIDAY
FARTHER
DOLLAR
.... t .
TRAVEL f
The pacific greyhound way
More mile on every dollar more plrmure in every mile!
No wonder the motor coach today tarries more natengers
than ony other public truvel way. Modern, comfortably
heated coaches insuie every travel luxury.
lOW FAIIS
PORTLAND . $ 8.65
SAN FRANCISCO S12.15
L08 ANGELES $22.50
CHICAGO S50.00
(via la (Horn in i
TtmtNti
Hotel Jackson
102 South Central
Phone 309
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