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.PACK TWO Iocal and -'Personal Many ItacUtcr for U'oik Afore titan 2 7.1 meniliiTH j f the locai unemployed liud registered at tho wchuol Htipeiliiiendent'j office today noon for wiork on tho two new fll'lldol hulldlllUH tO IfO CilII.HtriK'ted Jn the very mar future. Ilo-Klf-tntnU arc urt-d by Nell Franklin, who Ik I'ect'ivInK' their application, strn, ivlleit Iiiiii-im Ink to brfiiK tax receipt or some other j ,j,M it, i y i'ellett, who 1 p-cov-form of Identification with them I (.r,nK from a major operation un uh proof that they wm resident ierne at the Sacred Heart hon or Mtdford before Decx-mhor 1. J pltnl. in reported lo hv In an lin J930. I proved condition today. Mr. l-:iiliislcc Heller 10. N. Kldredc, win ha been ori on illy III for Mjveral weeks. In reported to be improving slowly lie l Hill I unable to receive vis itor. Seek I imc R llvnr( Delia 'rltn filed suit for divorce in circuit court yesterday a walnut Wilbur Crim on KroundH of cruel nnd Inhuman treittment. They have two children. In the divorce action of Viola Clark aalimt Claude Clark a -default Judgment was returned In circuit court this week. Tulip Oil l'crmancntH for KprinK! Kree shampoo with 1 marcel or finRer wave Mon., Tues. Wed. bob bed hair. How man's. I'hone 57. 3J0 OH-(tMi Hotel ;uclM ln-luded anions the Riiests re- istered at lo u I holds from Oregon j ttolnts aro Percy Hillis of KuKene, Mr. and Mrs. It. T. Ostend. Mr. and Mrs. U O. Herrold and It. K. My Ihinjr of Salem, ieoic W. Knlht of Hubbard and the following of Portland: J. J. Herher. Kd Htef fen, J. V. Carpenter, "W. c. Me IjiIm. W. H. -Vorion. W. II. Ked- head, C I,, Koss, Mr.-. I,. C. I'o, K. C. Hokcer. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. II Caley, H. T. Robertson. .V T. War ren. C. A. Sutherland. W. A. Cope land and 1. W. Hcrherg. J'lovvInK donn by the day or acre. Keasonahlc. JJox M. V., care Tii hun. 31 In (iuii'KC. nr Slalion Warren Conrad, local boy. has token over the proprietorship of a norvice slalion in Ashland. lb look -possession the flmt of this month. lloyu Utah coal, 15.50 per ton, delivered. Dry 12-ln. larse body fir, $2.75 per tier, In load lot. F. JS. tianisun Co., Phone 833. 815 Mjiiairlne Hits ImiiI Inlcicsl The cliri'ent Ismuo of the Norlh- . wMrt 'Police Journal containsseveriil pictures of local Interest. IncludliiK pholoa of Htatc Tin flu Captain C P. Talent, now stationed In Med ford, and of Captain J. J. Mc. Ma lum, who l makliiK his headiiuar- ler In Purlin nd. Tho photo or Captain o, O. Nichols, recently transferred from Medford to Klani uth KuMs, Is also Ineluite.l. Permanent waves that leave your hnlr soft and nltractlve lookiiiK. (k't one for 15 lit Katliryn J.oca trU'B. iJU 8. Cenlral. Phone 371. Is'uvn for Hose Clly Sir. and Mm. Clay Darker left Modford the first of the week fol Portland, where Mr. Ilarker plans tu pndergo an operation. Phono 542 your refuse. We'll haul a w a v City Sanitary Service. L'37tt Mr. I 'lchlncr In I 'oi l In ml Carl Fichtner of this clly Is nmonK owners and operators or Karaites nnd service Htullons al lendlnn a convention In Portland thin week. 1SU. Murk's card Koh. Otli, at 3 p. i vlted; Sr.c. party Friday, l. Puhllc In 3 111 ItelurliH lo Uikevlt'w 1. Fred llrown. who tins hecn vIsltlnK his family In this city, re turned to Lukevlew yesterday. Fur Rinde. A raw milk, call Bail. Campbell Daliy. Two deliveries. 'IVl Itesuine lliiskcthnll Mhw Dorutliy .Mitchell's class In Imnkelh.ill will he resumed tomor row crcnliiK ut the liapllut' church Kymnasliim ut 7:3 o'clock. .Miss Mitchell has hcen III wit h' mumps fur some time hut I now ready to continue couching thu V. W. c. A. team. Our new studio Is opposite new Holly theater. The Peasleys. tf r Breads Come and Go but day after day tho most particular house wives keep specifying Fluhrcr'B Milk Breads. Proving that quality is remem bered long after price is forgotten. ;niis I lln Willi n-lTliuan Marl VuaUlcy. former well known Alli.iny fihti-r. who hn.s made Uiu home In Medford, declared today tit at he hiifl Im'uii a trvriuoiiK ti alnitiK iroi;r;ini nnd Ih lookhiK forward KHdtnan, a fiuht with Willi; Klamath Kul.'s puHM, in a short time. At the present Ik Is I'MjJiin for Home icuod KparrlliK imrtner,s and wanln to meet everal who a ra not afraid to f :ht. In aid. Y oak ley belle vu he can knock out K"lman In five t and then take on another the am? pvenini. Uiirls nht Karllest of All ed potatoes at . reasonable price. JI. Ji. Jackinan. Malin, Ore. 32a l.ir cn.c Killed Viifiilii'. , The eoimly eli-rk'K office iued , a mai riace lh ennc yeyterdiiy to I Kudolph Wademnri. and Htilsy 1 Cninphell, hoth of Woodlands,) Vi lie. j V'fxlioi'n Today. Ceorne K flight, repreitentlny I he Crown Flour .Mills. Ik in "Medford today from Seattle, tninsactiim liitslneK u 111) locnl firms. Ace Weeks of the Trail dintrlet is aHo a Medford visitor. If von enlov uood food at low prices, eat at tho Holland Coffoolls now able to be about town. Shop. 300tf KctnniN to Work. Miss Winifred Wal been absent from Ul ci who has Ii. W. Clan- y s office for the past several 4niyK hecanci' cf Illness, bus re- turned to her desk. If you enjoy kooiI food at low prices, eat at tho Holland Coffeo Shop. SOUtf- City Prison Slill Allracts. Nearly ten trant'leuls were Klv-ii i clieller In the city prison hist nljfht j and were rrleiisi-d this f'-renoon.j Willi the advice nut to llliuer ill j Medfind The nun say they ar In search of work, hut ivhcrevei Ihey have none they have not nut success in their ipiesl. on ur1 average a half ilo.en are shel tered every nifhl In the prison and usually apply for Induing early In the eVenlllK. luin heavy roimh nnd smooth hlocrks; they last longer. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 31. tf Married al ;rauls Puss County JiiiIkc C. (1. Ulllette of Jo.Hcphlmi county performed fit" ceremony .Monday In Grants l'"i which united In marrhiKe l.ollls Arthur Yost. .1-year-old assistant ranch foreman of Medford. and Doris Adella Cascholt. IH. also of Me.lford. .Miss Cascholt ;is born at Cenlral Point. I.ndles, if your w.trd.oho needs Ijolna over lo finish out the season, nil the Fashion Shop, 42-1 Medford llldg. , Plluliu.lll. ... te (drill's In Porilanil Harold Col'llcs, local orchaidlst. left Medford Tuesday ror Portland, where he will upend several days tratif-acllnK business. Portraits of dlstlncllon. The Peasleys, opp. 1 1. dly Theater. tt Note Collection SollKllt 11. A. mid Louise Kelllemlru filed suit In circuit court today iiKaltist (lus l.uihit and Mathllile lludat for the cidlectlon of u liromlssory nole for K-lliiiii, claimed to he overdue. llrlll Sheet Melal Works does expert repiilrltiK, fonder and auto body rcpalrltiK. tf ItnM.II HrccdeiV Mcclluir The Houthcrn Oreiion Itabbit and l'ur Itreeders association will meet I'Vhruary 11 at p. h. at Ashland. I in room ti over the ltcxall drill; I store on Die plaxa. . Lime sulphur, oil spray, arsen-l ate of hud; Si'ptembcr payineui.: Pliolio tijli. .Mcdroid l-'rult Co.. inc. 111! TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Ktllt IIHXT - Kurnlshed. clean ll.:.": HkIub mid 3111 I'ortland. 317 a iart nicnt, wilier pnhl. Full SAI.1-: -liver li acres with I acrcn or water, i "4 miles out, Kood uravel rend; MHO down. ln month. !Sft Hcddy. Tel. U'JO-II a I '.i (li It MALI: l.udvvlc piano, ln- nnlie at .Maylaii olflee. Phone I. 'till. 3IT l-'Olt S.M.I-: (late-left table, reed desk, enamel ramie, dresslm; lblc, lovely Ivory bi'drooni set. morris chair, chiffonier, electric healer, all for sale cheap. 117 Laurel. 817 KOI! .SAl.K Jonathan apples S.le: llcllclons appb'S Title, lirlni; your boxes. Joe Kntllor. 'J '.u lllllcs east of Phoenix. 1117 TAKKX CI' liny kcIiIIiik. Coke, li. I. L. M. HIT l-'llll K l-'.XT--li-l coin house, $.ri. Ill Ni'iiiown. Phone Jackson ville 91.4. an l.tiSI'-l-Vmale Itoslon hull, tiiat was hit by car. Mr. Mimic. .Hi I'll It ItKN'T l-'iimlshed house kcctiinu aii.ii imeiite, one ni fsri and inn. at i.Mi; Includes bubts, IliMt. hot and cold uler and ho tel scl vice. ' ;t I 1 1 r l-'lll: M.M.K- -4 lots 1-J bill, k In I l lKlit lift N . Main on Myers tutiil l-'or next 111 days will sell all for liou cash. Owner. C.'J l.iiuicl .117 I LOST Key container with key ' and driver's license, Monday niMi iilini between Craterlmi and . Miinisoinerv nrd. Heturn to Ti II. on.- i.lli.e 3 1 ti i H'A.VI'DH- Lxpei teiiccd eook and . h.ioi'eWci per W I ii h e ft wot k h I biiiir ei d:i Phone Mrs. Civ -t.illi. Ilalid.ilc tlroi-er 1 : l-'nll lll:T - 4 room iitodei-ii fnr-iil-lnil how(., Ilfj; HMli, Tel Itil'i-V 317 V'Oli MALI-: llllloc Weaiicr p'.kS M. II Vouim. Phoiif lii-K-3 .317 h'l'll SALi: lleardlesi. Iiarlev de llMMed IKditl lbs. up. C. p .Nviileiinvyii, Tel. v.'3-J-l, 3.1 MKDFOltD MATL Alt-n. Ilnarihuaii In ( ily '.Making JIuiiu.. ItiMiinl- I Sim. J. H. Hoardnian of Cvntntli ftcorKO KiiIkIU of lluhltiird I'olnl I Mpi-ndinK -several daH Jn th! city to Ik Willi Ihm husband, who 1h receiving treatment ut the Community hospital, following In-: 1 juricH rcclv-U when the limb of a ti e? .struck liim lit the face while; : uiiii working at tile Salado or chard. Jtuxlnf Callers Hero J. W. Schow of Savage Itapidn dam waH a hiodntHH vlHitor in Med ford thin morning. Other callcru from nelKh boring lo Jillthjs wore Walter Hart of Anate, A. K. flrocl: way of flrlfln rrpek and "lrn, C. I:, ilitfield of Central 1'oirit. Ha nee. Lake Creek Orange, olday nifiht. Sat- 3 j 8 VKItcd Mcdroid TfMlay fllen Hite, represent Iiik the Mo lour I lotel H.v.Htem. h in Med ford today conferring with huninefH men. nry firslnb $r..()0 per load. Med. went a major operni.on at tin J'uel Co., Tel. 31, tf i Sacred Heart hospital yeferday ; His condition ia reported to be nat Mrt. (iene Howard YUJi (isfactory today. Mrs. Cene Howard of OrantHj 1'asn and formerly of Med ford, 1 spent Monday hero transacting j business and veiling friends. i Ii r o U e n windows rctazed by TrowbridKo Cabinet Works. 230tf .Mrs. Talent Itecoverlnv Mrs. C. I. Talent, who had been confined to Iter apartment at the Hotel J lolhind for the past week. If you enjoy Rood food nt low prices, eat at the Holland Coffee Shop. 300tr .Moi-c Audi Licenses The sheriff' office Issued auto licenses today to V. . f'ole. John Cable and I:. A. Ayres of .Medford. M. K. McKonlen of Ashland, Gcorse Waterman of Talent and J. G. Car penter of Central Point. 'or prnfle A raw rnllli. call 5JI9, c.'kmjjljfll Dairy. Two deliveries. ! If 1 Ashland Woman c,,oltl, (l The hearina In Judne Tai lor's coun hero ve.erdi.v of the clurue of asm u II .-ic.-Hii.sf Mrs Jessie r....l. .'a, it beini; alleged thai she struck i her aucd father. I.. II. Teters, S4. ; both .of Ashland, nssulled In her ( tiehiB ac(tuitl(d. The testimony disclosed that the charge urcw out j r.f a row between them and Unit I .Mrs. Cook only def.-nded herself , M ...,,... . .. ,,,. r ' ' T'tah's best coal $13. 50 per ton off car. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. tf Former Mnliord Man Kcrovcrcd farl l. hong, who formerly lived in Medford while he represented ft nationally known product in Jack son and Josephine counties. vn In (i ran l.s Pass Tuesday. Mr. 1-onn, after Hpcndlncr a year In the Vet erans hospital, Ik now employed as traveling man for a specialty com pany, ( iranls 1'UfH Courier. Poultry ChtMH Tomorrow The raining and care of 'turkeys will be dismayed at I ho pou I try CliiSH 'meeting tit he held toniniTou nk'ht at the senior ''high school. The clans will be open lo tho Mih!!e. A $6,483;000 CASH RESERVE FUND your second line of defense t'oipoiiito Ttusl Sliurcs have surpluses totiilltm ovur sis billion titiUnrtt. Tills million lor stnblllty of return for holders of Corpora tu Trust Sharon In respect to thai part of Ihelr illslilhulliiihi which comes from reKitlar cash dividends on Ihe. umlcrlyiiin hlorks. Itul ('nrponile Ttusl Share illstrihulinn.'i also iucliule Mm pro ceeds from sale of such rlKhts, slocl; illviileiidH unil exlru shares from split-ups as may he declared from llmo to lime by iho -S coniianlcn. Ami whilu the history of these companies, laken us n Broup. reveals n surprisliiK rcKiiliirily of such extras, the curtail; ineiit of hiislness which lakes place from time to linio Inlnps n Iciniioiury leiluctloti In the extras. Aiialnsi this temporary decline In distributions, holders of t'oi'iuiralo Trust Sharon luivo n second line or ilerense n cash iu serve tii ltd nitiliituliied with the liuleiiomtent Iruslee. 1'roni this rittid willidrnwals lire liuido lo make up the difference between total dli;l iltiitl IniiM pnltl on ihe slocl. r anil the bnso dlstiihutlon rute of ihe per shuvo per yenr. Just as H hunk account Is drown on by tilt individual In supplement Income In times or sires. As of Dcccnihcr III, IHi'.n. tills fund aniiiuntcd to $11. ISH.OOti ai iiitinmil culciilnteil lo lie snfllt lent to inolect, lint not so lurup as to he n hurileti. Tims Ihe Invcslor Is ptoteclcil nmtlust reduction of liis return nt timo when lie la likely lo need it most. The reserve tuntl is always nt work. In prosperous times It Is eainliiK Interest tor the shareholder; In Ihe lure periods of ad versity It Is proineiltiH blc return. It Is one at many features. Inherently ralr In Ihe Investor, that have created widc-spremi popularity ror Corporate Trust Slimes. Corporate Trust Shares ore Internationally advertised, Intcrnntion ally sold, and enjoy an International market. CORPORATE TRUST Price at tho market, about $0.37 per 315 Liberty Oldg. TIM HUNK. MI'IDTOU!),' arrived In Mdfoid yeHtcrday on a. periodical buHini'j vkit. Herr on Orchard Ilu-liio j H. K. KleinKoik-o of Sacramento. C'jl.. arrived in th city yeMerdny on buHincAH with the. 40 1 Orchard, of which ho h omj of tho owner.-.. Were Kiimlny Visitor , - , Mr. and Mm. It. W. Snow of Waterville. Wanh.. wore, Sunday viKitoi'H at the A. M. Jfieobwcn home in this city, en route to Lou Aiolw.' Itcprescnt I Win- Malt Hotel zupHt in Medford from ! California include H. K. KleliiHorvf of SjiPI"ilnnt,J. Mr. and Mrs. It. K. 1 ....,. him oi Moooiano. Mr. ami I Mn. Frank linHtrom. Mr. and ilif. . ii. jcnKinti or Cotton and Jack Krcedlander of San Krancisco. I'lidcrvtenl Operation .Mark Woody of thU cltv under "" Hon-, i. -t .'love Into Heshlcm Mr. and Mr. S. .1 family are moving from (. ithelr apar.lment In tho Hotel. lUlltind Into a private residence. ...' PIIOK.NI.V, Ore.. Fell. 4. (Spl ) All In the community are grieved to learn of the death of Nora Ilineliart, who has resided In this vnlley for .10 years, nnd who has a host of friends all of whom Join in extending the relatives sym pathy. The funeral services will he conducted at the Presbyterian church here at - o'clock Thursday afternoon by Kev. Fred F. Schell. j 'I lie Neighbors of Woodcraft circle N"- "r h- ln"'- wl" hnyp 'hnrBe of the ser- P'lce at the Brave. . ...,. ... ... . . ., ,',', at his home in Auburn, C al.. Died (ami- ary 2V at the nco of 7Ti years. Hi. leaven n wife, l.ueiln Kllnstail. and eiehl chlldicn. Theodore Kllestad. of Coalinra. .Molvin Kllcstad of Auburn. iMIsh i.oulse of Mendo cino, Mrs. Pope unil Miss Hilda of San Francisco.. John Kllcstad of ' : i Obituary III i i i if i.i I. ! Fr8im. Mrs. Thelma Glasscock oi 'made Add. Homestead entry. Serial Hunronl and Mi-ss Norma Kllestnd' 0173X0. for (Orig. 8li XWH, 1.. was horn In W.rn 5! VT. Meilcro. Norway. July .1. ISao. cmi-HVma,wll(, Meridian, has filed no IllK lo tho bulled htales ill lhe,U(.f. r itntlon to make final one of four ycara. lie married nm.e year proof, to establish claim Lltellll Nell on In ISS7. Mr. Kllcstllfl to the hind above described, bc nml family moved from North Da-iforo t'hauncey Klorey. r. S. rom koln to Oregon In IIHHI. He spent mhwioner, nt Medford, Oreeon, on tho lust year of his lffd Mill M day of March, 1U8I. mill ullf i ipiii- el- Ml- um All's! Melvln Ktlestail in Aitliiirn, ' Services were held from ihe Au hiirn Metlioillst eliurch. Key, Adam of l.utliern church official Inc. ' UK Kiciit C O 111 l'l 11 11 I 0 H Included In M. N. HOCAI Investment Securities , OKKt.'OX. WEDNESDAY, KKUKUAIfV I. Ilttl. BARBERS SPLIT ON MERITS OF PROPOSED BILL The Med ford inanter and Jour neyinen barbers are divided in opinion uh to the merit of the new taU barber bill fostered by the orKanlzed Kioups of Oregon bar- hers that the state legislature will be asked to pasa, although in gen eral the orRanlzed barbers favor it. The u norga n ized barbers; of the city are unanimous In opposition. Tho provisions and amendments to be incorporated In the bill are set forth by the Oregonian as fol lows: j "Amendments to the present barber law of Oregon, requiring that a clean laundered steam towel must be uned on a man's face he fnre Hhnving and providing for the licensing of all barber shops by the state with a $1 shop tax fee, will be nsked by the two organized barber groups in the state, accord- i ing to Frank I. Penner, secretary treamiier of the Oregon Slate Mas ter Bnrber's association, who de scribed the proposed - legislation here yenterday. "Both amendments, which will be )reKented in a bill nt this ses sion of the state legislature, were approved by the Oregon State Mas ter Iurber'8 association at Its an nual convention In La Grande Juno 2 and 3, and by the Journey man llnrbers association at its annual convention at Medford on October l. The latter association went farther in suggesting that each barber be required to pay a fee also. "The vanitarv clause In the pro posed legislation, which covers in I 4i'ian ciean iiuvn, antiseptic: unu sterilization, is sponsored by the j Associated Master Uarbers of America, and the Journeymen liarbers International .Union of America. "JJurber shops art not licensed Notice for Publication. Department of the Interior. General Land orricu at lioseburg, Oregon, February 3, l!t3l. Notice is hereby given that Charles li. Mills of Lake Creek. Oregon, who. on April 23, 1 1 7 . made Homestead entry, Serial ulliitG'J. and on March 1, 1928. ' i-ini"... ........ n ..n N'lclor fiardner, LouIh H. 'yunt, Tom Karlow and- William --Chapman, all of Lake Creek. OreKon. llA.MIl.L A. CAXAOAV. UcKlster, COItmitATIC Till' ST S II Alt US represent tin ownership interest In these L'S companies, the shares of which urn deposited wllh nil Independent trus tee. INDUSTRIALS Am. Radiator & S. S. American Tobacco du Pont -Eastman Kodak Ingersoll Rand International Harvester National Biscuit Otis Elevator . United Fruit United States Steel Woolworth RAILROADS Atchison, Top. A Santa Fe Illinois Central Louisville A Nashville New York Central Pennsylvania Railroad Southern Pacific Union Pacific OILS 1 -Standard Oil of California Standard Oil (Indiana) Standard Oil Now Jersey) Standard Oil of New York Texas Corporation UTILITIES AND QUASI-UTILITIES American Tel. A Tal. Consolidated Gas of N. Y. General Electric Westlnghouse Electric Western Union Telegraph MOODY'S COMPOSITE ,. PORTFOLIO RATING "A" SHARES shnrc Phone 1I5P liwvv no Ih.it thiMi- can !. no ell... k ! im luM In ilkunrli-r u .single lluli; ' on thi-in. jiuulf Willi a one-fourth to lliri-i'- "Thf Onuii l.irlHi lau -of la.'T, ' -inlnli wooil hit. i nuffli-ient. due to an error, had no p. nalty ,' hll.- In liinirr trcfH two or muvv KH-pifil ko Hint .nri.n-..ii. nt wax ! injci llonn nhuuhl ! made and Imiioa.iihlc. Thi also w ill lie rem- ! holes spaced around the tree trunk edied hy the proposed legislation.! Intervals of about three Inches, according to .Mr. 1'enner. In mature fruit treeil where fflur " 'The opposition lo the hill or five scaffold hranches are pies conies from the unorganized har-: " advisable to mako Injec hers w ho do not wish lo shoulder ! Hulls below each leader the additional expense of sanita-! The amount of Iron citrate pow lion.' ho said. ! der per hole will he approximately "H. V.. Jiuxiri- of La Craiule is ' one.flflielh of an ounce. Tho ap- lho president of the )rei;on Slate 'Mamer liarbein' iiKHiiflntlun and1 Clarence Townsend of Salem ix the prenident of the Journeyman. group." . IRON SALT. DOSE flood insults have biM-n obtained, locally. In tho treatment df yelluw leaved pr ehloratic p.ar trees by the" iron ' salt injection - method. si.-tie-s touiuy -Anc neo.x. j no yeuow leaved or cnioraiic ; conditions Ik due to tho laek of ' available iron in the soil. Where- ' ever ehloratic trees aro found, a ; white limestone formation will be : located in the root zone. This ex- ', coMsive lime locks up the. available liun tlius causing the tree to be come starved for this much needed element. Court Hall.-a prominent pr Slower in the -101 ditrirt reports excellent results were obtained in his pear orchard by treating yellow trees with the iron injection moth-j od. lark Krccn color of leaves, and increased visor were obtained the first season following treat ment. The method consists in boi im; a small hole into the trunk of the lre through the bark and just into the hard wood, insertitis the dry irtm citrate powder and then sealins the hole over with wax. For small trees two or three- I lf-1 Ml fl m 1 TtLLUW W W ; Ir. nr FX VTEST LOA5T Northwest Premier (Bigger Than "The Big Trail" . . . Guaranteed I jamnnDnnGreat in Every Sense of the Wrrlim mmi - r' SWfi I V"J'i ITf Va i iMERICA HAS ENSHRINED - rtS?y lAl 1 A i MB I in her soul the unlettered. f "":- ?aW.:hv'f rr& I MEN AND WOMEN WHOSE WZ i fecr:- . 1 COURAGE AND STRENGTH SO W ZiSSG1 ' ESTABLISHED HER FRONTIERS. t!Z Ci. THESE PIONEERS HAD BUT A ZZZm lif4 STARTING GLIMPSE OF THE MIGHTY til ilf TOTlAV CAUSE THEY SERVED. mffl 11 lLrei-'l THOSE DEVOTED WIVES AND 3 bwM ' SWEETHEARTS.WHO ENDURED gm hlZjji . MARTYRDOM FOR LOVE'S k W,tm jMLL . sake, lie quiet and unsung S Emm' TOSvT in the great meadow. . . tmM mm ' Preseni' ' WOMEN OF THE WILDERNESS if" is iM1,AF '.. .WE SALUTE YOU! , 3 tgm . ADRAMACF ... nj . V. ram g -;.COIURAG , .. . Okt ' PI J T J il!! Directed by CHARLES B RABIN with ( 01 H PH 'JOHNNY MACK BROWN ifn ( M 5i ELEANOR BOARDMAN, fS 3 1 ,'AVIN eORDON . LUCILLE LA VERNE' ( 'l.:tt3i:: H3 . WILLIAM BAKEWELL SARAH PADDEN MWbm . 0"r Gang In "School's Out" Mat. open 1:45 atart 2:00 Hfj j&VJ&mn&9 1 Eve. open 6:45 start 7:00 R w-SSl mov,etone NEW8 Bw 1iIpI "HI ir, TODAY Ultra modern drama of wives who get the luxuries their husbands can't afford. JUNE COLLYER 'iLOYD HUGHES lL Us I Added Comedy "Love Ba-gan" Novelty Act Talki.ws Mitt, 10, 25 -Eve. 10, 35 ' plication is best made In the dor. mant period of the tree and before, S'owth starts in the Mpi inK ttiowerH hnvine chloral; trees can well afford to consider this treatment as a meanu of improv ing the vigor and good health of T Li I 3 hi;: Harold Ooitfilas Kuhlf passed .iway at the Sacred Tleur' Hospital : t,a,-iy Wednesday morn ins from pneumonia. He was born at Jack honville, Oregon, April 1 7, 1 SIM and hud been ill "since last Thurs day. Mr. Kubll was the second son of curly pioneers, Mr. and Mrs. Henry IX Kubli. He leaves his wife Winifred and seven children, five sons and two dauKhters: Henry Lee, Alfred Har- old. James William, Howard. Wayne, Ada Kleanor, Willow Eve- : lyn and his molher, Maud Kubli. j anil two brothers, Cheater C, Kd- ward K.. uiif fine niter Mrs. L. M. W(.I)U of MaJ(rl.i;l, ('alif. ..... , sol.v,c,. ni i,e h.-id at: the I'erl Funeral Home, Friday al JiOO p. tu., Kev. F. M. Jones offici- ' alius. Interment in Jacksonville cemetery. A reindeer herd being driven from the Teller district of Aliis-k.: to Canada increased by ani mals en route, with 3.10 hi i ley yet tc k. JAUKoUNViLit !o MEDFORD'S Entertainment i M Nothing Can Beat Ice-Mint lor Tlrcd, .-Iiiitu. Iturulnu. Swol len I cct. I'aiolul i'unij. ami f t allonges. At last! Here l.s what every foot sufferer b:i.s beep lookini- for. le .Mint. A dei:htlul. cuolinf;. sooih in. siiow-w hite. rre tniy prepm M -II ii n. Iiislantly taken the soreness ut of painful corn.-) and callouses and makes tired, aching nwollen burning feel feel cool. oa.sy and comfortable. Xo mor foot ininery. No nunc corns, painful caltuii-cs, foot odor nr tired, aching, burn ing feet. Jti--t try Ice Mint once. It's untnd! It's glorious! itV tv.m ilci:DI medicinal propi'ilioK are ob tained direct from Japan, where Ihe women have tho heiillhiest best cared for fe.-i in the vi Id. x,, matter what you have tjid or how many times you have been disap pointed. Ice Mini will ive you foot joy" uch as you have nver before dreamed of. New ."hoe. or hmt; hours nf standing have no ter rors for the friends of Ice Mint, fiet a .small jar from your druK-fjist , t'idny nml learn for yourself whati solid foot, comfort really is. T f Tile Ki'tnvr i ninii'.l ir.ceLins ' of fruit fi.r the purpose of dis- cusjijiu' iiiseci will he held 7. at 'J p.m.. and dfj.ear'u control Saturday, .February in the liasetni'iii uf the Hotel Medford. .. l, (!entner. entomoloKist at the Sou: hern Oregon Expert men t .'"ta'Vn. will Ik the chief- speaker and wl'l dis: nss me;h.ds of eon-f treMiiiK such in.-cctH as spider mite and codl'n mcth. Every fruit uf.ver is aked it plan on attend iv- to obtain a knowl-'drie of insect control, which is ei- entio! if clean fru.it is to be produced. County As'n: WJJcux. I HEATRE5 i prnT fifii tiiiii iTOtiil bUMilUL WILL BE TALKitD BY 0RCHARDIST8 Anotner Bier il B3BXBID Fcaturirji a GORGEOUS FASHION . PARADE M
