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I PAGE TWO Tocal atrid j44PersoriaI Long Job Near . End ' The work '9 cleaning and re painting1 the 'walls and ceilings of the offices und corrldons In the fedorai lillnK. and general ton- I lng up Inside, which, haa been-, on, I since June It lust, and vhlch was let out -by eontract, will Je com- plati'd by 'late tomorrow, The last finishing touches wese being dono I today including the repainting of ! tho, radjators. ---, r i(t i:.-.:- Lr-- -,(,.; .; I Mtori .Visit, Iii'KuiiiIi ; ! Mrs; U. Q. Coleman and sifter, I Mrs, i.tf! rider, left this morning I by auto for a short visit with rela- I tlves at Santa Kosa and uurnvilw, f. Cal.;? They, will be gone only sev , era! days. . t - -1 . ,,- i . ,( .. : 1 Vocation In Canada Mr,' and Mrs. . John B. Kirk, of Fern Valley, are leaving on the , Shasta for Chicago tomorrow, turning by way of Canada, where they -expect-to spend some -time 1 vaoatlpnlng. . .Vapon Shampoo requires no soap of water; drys Instantly and Im proves, your parmcnant .wave, .- or i marcel. Enima Clina shop, Phone 464, .. ... , . ' .. .,:,). ., llk'ro From Distant Wares I ... Kegistered from distant points I at Medford hotels are Mr. and Mrs. I C, - P. Close of College Park. Md., I W; Irving Glover of Washington. D,, C.i Hwali M. Mloctunann of Chicago, III.; N. E. McDarby and H. D. Bowyer ot Auburn,. N. Y., ' and Mb. and Mrs. George Crook, I ham,, Jr.j. ot CaldweJJ.. Idaho. (-pet a!, permanent before July I 4th.. . Tulip Oil Waves, T-B0; other t permanents $5. Bowman's. - Tel, Conroy Family Vlsltlnf . I lilrs. Heln Conroy and three I children left last Saturday, for a ! two or three weeks visit with j relatives In Ban - Francisco and :other bay points, . ; .. ;, Veterans of Foreign Ware dunce. Oriental Gardens. Wed,;. 92 Tint Kicollicnrt at O. P. I The first sreelhead' of the season I caught in this section of Kogue I 'river was landed Sunday below the I fiavaga Rapid dam by Rainbow Gibson, proprietor of Wensku Inn, I The fish weighed six pounds. Rnln I liow used a, B-10 blue upright. -I Grant' Pass Courier The Catholic ladles Invite you to eat dinner nr Hio Catholia Parish "halt' Wednesday vnlngt nerving from 6:30 until all are served. Only 00c, children 85o. Saturday, Monday, Tuesday. ' " 92 Knrouto to- Tsx-oma -., ; ijaok Elliott ot Oakland, who . files a. six-place, Tcavalnii), stoppad .. at the local airport this morning nroute to Tauoma. ; s - , .Tho Chspkered , Cab Co,, ,phon 800, (s offering special. 4th ot- July .rates .to Crater. Lake, K. Falls, f Crescent City. Diamond lake,,' Ash- Knd, eto. Reasonable prloes and t quick service, Ask- about our out-r- of-town f-hlng,- hunting and pio 5 ntcldng trips, Phono 800. - 94 - - In Nedfonl 1MUiy , , E .Mr. and, Mrs, Fd Lorentsen. of rKotfle Point and John, Claknls ot Butte Fulls, are , anion persona fromiinolghborlng localities trans- footing business In Medford today, 'orlti Sheer Metals Works , does expert repairing, fendor and auto fbody repairing. tt' lOrrgonlaiis nt Hotels ' li ,Regbtrrd nt local Hbtols from j-potnt In Oregon outside of PorU llnnd, ai L. O, Herrqld,, Miles H. McKoy and' A. W. Iwrence of Isah.m,; V. A." Gooding-' ot Corvnllls, and R. K. Turenr and C. H. Stev Kenson of Eugene. ' -Get a permanent- before July 4th'. Tulip oil wares 17.60; other tpermnnents IS. Bowman's, Tel. 6T. '."-' ' - - . Wook-rnd a Klnnwth, ., f - ,MlSii Winifred Walker was the r house guest ot Mr. and Mrs.. C; E. . Anders In. .Klamath: Falls for 'the week-end. Cut flowers far all occasions. Mixed bouquets . and corsages a (specialty. . lit South Holly. Phona l0-I , . tt jAsliuind Hotel Man leaves .' Merrill Multerfleld, who has been fmanager ot tha I,lthls Snrtnu ( hotel, Ashland, hn left forCallfoi .nln. His successor! as manager oi' (tho hotel bn not been announced, 'according to tha Ashland Tidings. Now Is the cheapest time to oalr .olmlne and palnh Call us and we'll give you an estimate of coat. Tel. , .... . - tfs Holsum "The Angel Food ot i Breadi" To itetum Rant Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Newel) will leave tomorrow svening by train tot their home m Tlgertown, Wis,, following several months .-.visit In t outhern ' Oregon. They - arrived ere -last August, and have been visiting Mrs. M, Warren of thii olty and also., friends at Brook Ings. . .Vcuuian Uetunu To Xjuke Benton Newman, who Is employ ed at -Lake of the Woods resort, arrived ift. Medford . last evening-, and returned this morning to the lake, Cut . flowers, eholcs gladlalas. 208 Clark St. , Phono 149U, . , 1)8 Now Hybrid Berry ' A new i berry, neither a logan berry , nor a wild blackberry, fbut. a cross between the two, has been developed by R, Pierce on his place near Winston. Douglas coun ty.., The new berry has all ot the qualities) of the native wild black berry, , plus the i tart goodneea of the loganberry, says the. Roseburg New-Roview, The new berry. Is medium In size, slightly larger than, tha wild blackberry .and. -smaller than the-, average logan. .. . Portraits of distinction. Peasleys, opp. Holly theater. The , tr Return to Medford i Myrtle Pltz and Anna. Hanson arrived back In Medford this morning- by train from Pebble Beach, Calif,,.,-, .;.:..,..-'". Eyebrow dyeing: painless arc!V lng; Facials ft Thur. and Fti. Bowman's. Tel. 57. Visit In Busts Falls " Mrs. O. JV Stoweir and son- Rob ert Stowell, of. Portland, left tlii.i morning , tor Butt Fu4le to visit Mrs. M. L. Hughes, who Is Mrs, Btowell'B sister. Mrs. Stowell and son. arrived In Medford by train May photograph ! special. Tho Peasleys,, opp. Holly theater. , 4111 On Vacation Trip : Mt. and,' Mrs. - Walter Surbor left this morning for Klamath Falls and Crater Lake to spend several dMs' (Vacationing. Mr. Surber Is employed at Biden's shoo shop. , - Gat. a Free shampoo with Jl marcel pt finger wave, Mori., Tue., Railroad Men Hero R. D. Farrel), district freight agent, for, the Wabash lines, spent yesterday In Medford and' loft this morning . for Klamath Falls. Qeorge Kllburn, trainmaster for th Southern Pacifld In Roseburg, was also a Medford business caller yesterday. ?i 4 ( If you need nny calclminlng or painting done, Phone 108. tt I. ' l 1 . MMH.. - " Arrive From Houtli ' ; ( ' Mrs. H. J. Henry nnd son Jim mlu returned to Medford on tho Shasta, today from . Los Angeles, where , they huve. boon spondlng the past two. weeks, ,, Jtrystalglow-, kodak, gloss' I prome.; The Peasleys, theater. opp. Holly ' tt' MkHllpton Coos South ' "" : ' ' H. W. Mlddlolon of San Fran- cisco,' who- has 'spent several days In-'southern Oregon as- guest - of Hrt Noblltt and enjoyed much fishing nt Diamond luke, has re turned to his home. I-Ie nnnounoed before leaving that he onught Some fish, froze to death, ate a lot and hud it grand time. , Big rough, blocks direct mill, li.no per load. Med. Co. Tel. 6S1.. from Fuel. tt Numerous Cullforniaiw lU-ro : Among .the . many California guests at Medford hotols are Mr, and Mrs, Churles 10. Warner of iPasndenav Mrs., O. J. WnKgonec of Venice, Helen Brunner, Mrs. II. R. iO.'Connori and Mrs. T, H, Bentun oft AJiimedn, R. F Wilson and parly of Benecln, Mrs. J D. French of Oakland, Mrs, W. R, Hughes and children and Mrs. M. Hughes and party ot Modesto, P. B. Beal and fumllir ot Long Bonch, .Mrs. T. B. Bnead of Ontario, Loulu N. Crawford and family of Santa Marin,', Mrs. hi: It. Qulmliy and M-. and Mrs. B. J, Loob pt Los Angeles and Uie following from Ban Fran oIhco: Mr. and Mrs. W. G. and Dora French, Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Jones, K. J. Olockler and family, Mr. and Mrs, A. C. l.Hdur, and My, and' Mi-s. M. A. Pleroe. Haircuts to please. 26a. Hotel Barber Bhop. Orand 82 Hi urn From Resort Mr, and. Mrs. Wlllard "A'hltmnn have relurnod from spsndlng the week ond ut Diiunoiul Luke. , f tod.bob Kodak prizes, at Peasley Studio. Details 41tt i !Wr. linker Visits lU-re Mrs. Bain linker of Grant Pass spent yesterdny In this city trans acting hlnci. Mrs, Bnker Is very well knuwn" In Medford and plays an - active part In lodge events of southern Oregon, Mora lustrous permanent waves with our new- Frederick combina tion Croqulgnole- o Shellon ma chine. Kepeclnlly good, results on tine chair HO. Kmma Cllne Shop. Tel 4.64. . , Ht'ro From Untie Falls Mr. and Mr. J. J. Vool and sons, Bill, and Kilgur. and daughter Margaret, are In Medford today hupping and visiting. with ftiomls. Free wood with your early order for green slabs. Med. Fuel Ca., Tel. JI. Vlslm Mm. Klnaxbis Mm. Js. u. Vokum of Ynqulnn. Ore,, arrived In Medford by train today to visit her sister, Mrs, Joe Klngsley. . Brokon k windows glazed by frowbrldge Cabinet Works. . ISOtt Gtirxls of Relative Mrs. W. F. lmpke and daugh ter Ruth of Kugene are In Medford visiting Mrs. Kuta Perk, Mrs. Lenipke'a daughter. Phone HI. We'll haul away your refuse, City Sanitary Borvlre, MEDFORD MAIL Anotlx-r Big Forest Tree A tree, reported to be the larg est aver cut In Josephine county. has been fallen In the Deer -Creek district at Iterman Brothers Lum her .company. Approximately 4000 feet were in the first log cut frogi the tree, and. about 2600 feet In the fourth Jog taken from the tree, it Is said. As a rule between seven and nine logs can be taken from each tree. Grant Pass Courier. Alcorn. Confers Hero Arthur. V, . Alcorn, '. 'traveling freight ugent rfo r.the .Canadian Pacific,, with headquarters in Port land, arrived In Medford today from the north- to attend to busi ness matters here. . Old Friends' Reunion Peter Mclntosb. of Santa Ana, CnL, a Scotchman and a good tel. low, according, to J. H. Cooley. who has known him for many years, la spending several days In this city, having coma to southern Oregon to attend the wedding of his niece, Mildred Ward of Phoe nix to Arthur Osberg... Mr. Mcin tosh and Mr. Cooley were- friends many years ago In Hastings, Neb. Mr. Mcintosh was county treasurer- and a. - prominent figure In political circles. He has followed the )umber. buslnesa for many years. Ifr ' has been reviewing many old times with Mr. Cooley, .Attention ladles! Real money- savers In a brand new assortment of hats. On- sale tomorrow at 11.00 and $1.44'. Wide brims. ' The Emmy Lout Hat Shop in M. M. Store. , 92 Klainutli Nurso Kesijpui . Miss Malsie Wetzel, for the pat year and a half public health nurse with the Klamath county health, unit;, has resigned and gone to Eugene to attend summer school. Bho plans to tnke a year's work at the unlvernlty in addition to the summer school course. Officer Moon Motunm L. I-. Moon-,' federal prohibition officer," arrived back In Medford by- train today from - Portland, where he attended the grand Jury senKlon before which Harry Scott and Charles Pennington uppeared and were Indicted. Farview Hotel In Ashland under new management, - Modern rooms. Attractive weekly and monthly rates, - 84 Polk Hull Is liomo . Polk Hull, who resides, on a small farm near Medford,. returned here today from Oakland and San Franclseo,, after having spent ovor six weeks. In two hospitals In Cali fornia, Mr. Hull, who Is . post eighty years ot ojbu, was glad to get . back homo,, iia said, today that be was gaining in weight, and was getting stronger since his re lease from the hospital last week. At hotels' From Portland . Among guttata' from Portland at' locnl hotels are Mr. and Mrs. B: C. Wilson and Boni Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Galo, P., JH.r ,tunn,: J. M. Smith,, Mrs. J ,D. Winters. Miss Nurma Winters, Mr. and Mrs, R. W, Benmhnrd, A. C: Black, Don nelly Smith. (G. W. StiiriM, L. C. Connor) -Iws: tty Mrsl,t.V$C.' Hoffr man,' Klfzabcth, Loo ' nnd'' Burns Hoffman, C. F. Henscl, Mr.' and Mrs. F. IT. Lnwrence, R. A. Porter, H. W. Holden, W. 15. Taylor, J. R. Fiynn and H. G. Pruty. r"alr- anoV Warmer Last nlKht felt quite chilly but tho minimum temperature of this morning was but 4s degrees. Fair and warmer weather Is forecast for tomorrow. Visitors From Sriiulo Among Seattle - residents regis tered at local hotels are E. C. Moftath J. II. Marble. Mrs. Alfred L. Lee, H. I Lively, Thurman Rldenour, II. A. Spmgue, Mary Lonton and Albert A. Mendes. .SlHklyouniiR Hew : ' Messrs. O. a. Steole. IT. M. Ed monds und Dr. 10. J. Cornleh, well known citizens of Hlsklyou county were business visitors In Medford today, . . ,. Jerry Owen Vlulu Jerry Owen, prominent state legionnaire, was a local vlaltor hr yesterdny enroute- to Balem after a brief business trip to Sacra- mtmto,, Uwen . wiis recently ap pointed general secretary of the World Wur Veterans' Htato Aid commlsalan. ... N AT TAOMA, June 2S. Favor ites generally-won today In the IS- hole first round nuuehes of tho Pnclflo northwest women's tourna ment being played horo. Mrs. B. ' K. Kva of Portland, mediUlHt, wns given a scare by an other . Portlandor, Miss Marlon MeDougall, who carried th star to th lttth. Mrs, Marjorie Shanemon, Taco ninvStar, had to go 20 holes before tin won over Mrs, C. I Swlgert of Portland. ANGELES GOLFER LEADS CHAMPION TCOMA, Vtisfi..vJtine 2S (Pl At tlio hnlf wny nmrlr of'thelr SB hole first round matin tixlay In th Paclllt; Nnrlhwost nmnteur golf tournament, lleorga Rlinw of Los Angeles, wits lendlnK KtHtln Hoptnn ut t'ortlnnd, dofendlnR rhsmnion, by two holes. Other Is holes scores Included: Rutlls Wllhelm, Portland, one up on Bud Wnrtl of Olympln. Dr. O. r . Willing of Portlnnd, was five up on Krnest Vowles ot Seattle-. ' Krnnk Dolp of Porllsntl, wss six TRIBUNE. MfiDFORD, TO ROTARiANS AT i . LUNCH GATHERING ------ i Mi h - , A large group of local and out-of-town Koturiaiis attended today's moetlng o( the Medford. Rotary club and enjoyed an inspiring talk by Rev. Wm. Balrd of the Christ Ian church. Dr. Will Holt acted as chairman of the program and In troduced the" speaker with' a num ber of timely ancedotes which were appreciated by those ' present. - Rotarian Balrd chose as his sub ject "The Philosophies - ot lylfe'" and opened bis address with a lftOO; year old story of the Good Safnarl-1 tan. ,ne men gave a innuern -version and told of the various phil osophies of life accepted by the people of today.' His talk was built around' tho well known R-toj-y sloKan, "He ProfitB Most Who Serves Best," and proved of greet Interest to the many Rotarlans present. Several clever stories and poems served to illustrate "the various points brought out by th-! speaker who left his hearers with much food for thought. ' ir Prcsfdent Corn called upon Dr. D. A. Chambers for a .report on the recent conference ha attended; In Portland relative, to the visual qualifications of applicants- for drivers' licenses under the 1 new state motor laws. Chambers out lined some of the requirements .set by the state and advised that ef forts wore being made to greatly Improve safety conditions on the highways of Oregon' through the prqper study of defective vision. ; George Porter and Archlo Pierce wore Introduced as;iiew members of the local club. - . V . ..'' VlHltlng RoturlaiiB Included ,.W. B. - Koehler of Los AnKeles, F. F. Watkins of Log. (iatos, Chet Cottae ot Portland, Hod Eller of Klamath Falls, Archie H. Sutter ot Sun Fran cisco, and L. D. Iay, M. O. Wilklns, Harry Stearns and Hal McNalr of Ashland. Ted Gellauer of Medford was a gtten at the luncheon. - - f..- : ' -4 - .ih ; TRY T BAJCKR,; Or., Juno 23.)- Com pi? Mo nl of the jury, was oxpectr ed itrly Otla afternoon tn the ease of Mra. Emma Fowlur, 52, former city treasurer of La Grand, who far accused .of having- mlaapiiro- p rioted approximatoly $ 112, 0U rot t city fundH. ; ' ' j By 11:15 a. m. twelve of lhfi nnrl tiApnm'ntnrv nhnDimrroii uir lk vi tr ovurnl uul . A t nnitn Ihn 'lit. fnnuD Viiwl un t.x,t, nl.nl nnnnu Anil the stato one. . , At a previous hearing of case tho jury disagreed. 'u, Engineer at Okichom A. and NT. coll8, 8tillwatr. sought brain, at wtll as besuty In selection of their queen. Clarice Orton of Pawnei nited th bill.. ThlnK so7 . i UcKulIir coMtnunlcntlon of; Itonmos Chapter, O. E. 8., Wednesday evening, Juno 21. Social nit; lit.- Visiting memiwrs welcome, 1IATT1U M. ALDUS. Secrcla taVy. Hoccnt clpvclopmcnta tvm to ln- Hove In more, hoard h nhtl tdvr , fionm. .'in i'mr irmi i "i'iniiiii-i. " i tlib' "Brains Beauty", ' ' " '&h'f" IX". i i :N y 1 ,-' I f ii I r ' !,' 1 MHMsS!lsj ,ijirvr BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION ORFiON,. TUESDAY. Carries Badge f iliiotteltd Prtii Phut- Alary Draw, 21, has been appoint 0 a deputy sheriff of King county, Wash. Hsr work will be clerical. HEAD RELEASED PORTLAND, June 23 (JP) After deliberating little more than four hours a district court jury last night returned a verdict of acquit tal tor Mies Lelah Nelson, physio therapist and operator of a un school" here, accused of having starved four small children in her care. Mifls Nelson was charged with disturbing, the; public peace and health utter Humane, Society of ficials and. olhersi bad - made cusatlona that the four children were in extreme condition of mai nutrition. .... Defense testimony tended to show that the condition ot the children in the "sun school" was materially benefited by the three- day- periods of fast. TAXATION STUDY ' SALffiM, Ore,, Junav 23. (flV- Governor JuIIub L. Meier announc ed today h' waa considering the personnel of a committee to In vestigate and' study the: tax situa tion over the state with, a view of recommendation for lowering real property assessments. The com mittee would study county and v-,lJl "loal1"-"la l levies, committee, . the governor -a stated, would work with tha.exec utlvo dupartmont in the- move to lower tuxes.'. ajuV to economise lnt stntiv county and. clly Bovernmenr. tal- costs. Tho appointments will be announced either Inter today or tomorrow. - - - - - TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTIOD- Someone with male hiiK to' false plgrj on shares. I have 3 fine young Duroc- Jersey sows. 0 months old,"' VVeanois should sell well next Jan. or Keb. A. CK Adams, 52! Hessle St., between Sailing and Stevens. 03 FOJl KKNT Furnlshe.1 house keeping npa'rtments. Garage. 326 E. Jackson St. Phone 7ID-W. 92tf FOU SAI.ISSlOll.OO DOWN buys dundy Bri-oom modern home, brealtst nook, 1 store room, woodshed, plenty fchnde, lawn, city llen paid In full. Paved street lot 55x175. 2 blocks from new court house site. Priced $2500 for quick sale. Also $135.00 DOWN buys nlmost new 4 room and breakfast nook, mod ern. Garage, woodehed, 2 large lots. Price only $2100, balance $:!2 50 per month, Inuluding In terest. , A Vio $300 DOWN buys brand new Eng Hah type home( located, in Perry dale. A number large oak trees In yard. Priced $2100. Easy monthly payments on balance. Iiok The Over At Once! CHAS. A. WING, AGENCY, INC.! Phone 738 18 North Front 94 FOR THADE 3 good aores on Pnclflc highway. for truck, housei or what have you. Wrlto liox 18, Tribune. 9 FOR SALE Fordson with double drum Hyster winch, also KSIllfer Dlso. .Miller Sanford Traotor Co. 84 LOST Three keys on ring, nt Mail Tribune. KewariU Lenvf . 2' HAIlAIN 1 Arre. Old Staco Koiul, 3-room houw. I,lKhtr, Uxrv KHrufrt. Finest of gnnlm oil. Harries. OnJv $600 cnh. D. 13. Millard. 425 H; Main.. it 2 : FOU 8AI-R or THADE 1 Amer ican Whlto buck and 25 does with littwra, chenn. Box 3.H1, HerryilnlP Ave. f6 houw KKNT Srom firntsliM , $37.50. 840 B. 0th Adulu! fMily. 3 1909 I I s HUNGER SCHOOL JACKSON COUNTY JUNE 23, 1931. L BOYS TO i Members of Company A and Headquarters company- the Medford National Guard will re tarn to Medford on a special train tomorrow noon, it was announced this morning. The companies broke- camp at Clatsop this morning and con tinued to Portland to spend the afternoon and evening. A very successful training period Is re parted in spite ot much unsettled weather. The rain .has not inter fered greatly with sports or train ing. . . In the crowd arriving tomorrow will be Captain C. Y. Tengwald. OOjnen and throe officers, which compose Company A and the Headquarters .company with ' 17, men and two officers. - TO REBUILD MILL NEARER RAILROAu '-'.'.'!. ... i i . t'i'r' t I Although, a petition Is reported i In circulation, to ;pravent ; peoon- struction ot the Fir Pines Lumber 1 company,- recently destroyed uy fire, on the former Chestnut street' location, S. I. Brown, secretary - treasurer; ot the , company,, stated this morning that the members of the firm have no- Intentions of, re-' building at j that location. . .' , ! A site along the railroad tracks somewhere within a five mile radius of Medtord Is desired, Mr. , Drown said. Since the mill must.be built from the foundation up, no advapt-' age could be gained from return-: lng to. the old location. Recon struction, of the mill will begin wllhjn , the next, 6ty days. . j ... , ' . Sessions' ot "the grand jury scheduled- for tills Week, Hove been postponed- until next week, accord ing to District Attorney George A. Codding. There nre three or four criminal cases to come before the. body, of which Grover C. Coram Is foreman. A forgery case, concern ing J. B. Thompson, held In the county Jail," .and . a number of minor matters are listed for pres entation. Perry Sargent, arrested Saturday charged with non-sup-p6rt, Is also slated for dn appear-' nnce before the grand Jury. He Is the, father of a large family, and has been unable to furnish bonds. Notice Taken up cow, brand L V on left hip, D M on right hip. Owner may have same by paying keep and this ad. Otto Fuhrmnn, Route 1, 65-H, Oold Hill. , 02 'WANDA JXC AHMOVIt Asri-ologlst ; 'Oh third return engagement Scientific In Horoscope readings. 5 East Third Street. 93 MISS ELSIE MARDON Formerly of San Francisco Hat Opened a ' i -:.i- : i -' - Beauty Shop ' at 225 North Riverside ' Complete Beauty 8ervice Paper Curling .-..-..tLOO Flnfler Waving ,75 Marcelling .-.75 Manicuring- ....... , .;..,', .50 Duart Pormanent Waves ' $5.00 Complete Open. Evenings By Appointment Phone 1278-L ' GRAND JURY GETS WEEK'S VACATION Bed-Springs-Mattress - - Ivory- or brown Ired with 2-inch poss, 40-pound felted mattress and double deck, 90-coil bed springs ALL Our Regular Price BY TE TOKYO. June 23. W For the second time In less tnnn a week. earth- Tokyo was shnke.i bynn SHAKEN TOMORROW i WILLIAM : POWELL f A f V ; ' "LADIES MAN" Rupert Hughes Celebrated Cosmo- imlltan Story with , . - . . j '-j Kay Francis, Carole Lombard, Gilbert Emery LAST DAY JOAN CRAWFORD . , , . In "Laughing rToday It's a Laugh ! Si-s Cylinder Love : on a Four Cylinder Salary! -r. 1 EdWird Everett Horton-a Spencer Tracy Una Merkel Wm. Collier, Jr. WED. DANCE June 24 at the Oriental Gardens Auspices Veterans of Foreign Wars MUSIC BY Strader's Orchestra Admission $1.00 Ladies Free THREE FOR IJ9.90 quake at 3:10 o'clock this after noon;: 'jThe'shycl 'hUsof'tadY .. along tejcoast Iljiejjrijol W Ifgrli igl, ObsrilMl- !ujnnu nfi ( shlma prefectur?s. ' jtrfceta terrlfieil. 1lft 'theWj4en no Indications of 'damage.- li fount Takosatnke, in Nagano prefecture, orupreu violently pre- ceding the shock. Sinners 4 Wed. Thurs. ' CyilNDER th' ; ):-y jutOlfE El Brendel Bert Roach Sidney Fox NITE sHsSMBBaa - llttf up on OUk Nuar of Kugene. 1 ' T ' " ' '"' " ' ' '. ." 1
