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SrEDFOTCPJMAlL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREfltVf. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1932. PAGE FTVB Local and Personal L.cir ffiPBiy " Fiy niri Willinm Cook- jtore while Mr. Cooksey Is on Uion. . of Miss Paley Miss Roberta ' f Eugene arrived here by mornlne to be the house Ml Dorothy Paley for sev- finiilstlne Better Mrs. Sam ,ne, who has been ill with ln- fOr trie past several unjo, woo In an impruvru ROJiy Ann fTiaay ur out, i. rmi ears Charles Smith ot d yesterday received a bounty for W irom nie wuiii. office for killing two cougars. jty Of 91V IB paiti uii nivuuMiu (Ollgara anw tMwimcto. Kinney neturns Having spent Hrlstmas vacation in oeatsie guest of her parents, Mr. ana E. Kinsey, Mia rieien iwiu&ejr back in Medford by train to- Knliple Leaves Mrs. G. P. Ka- !ns to spend several days In visiting her daughter, Mrs. r. Allen ana lamiry, navmg the Shasta today for tne rn city. Goes North Bliss Heine. (pent the Christmas holidays irlth his motner, mm. t. u. left bv train Wednesday cven- w Portland. During hla stay Mr. Heine was ill with the flu. Word Rates Aealn Medford is well represented at the Mult- hotel every day in the year, his goes for leap year, too. John ar of the jacKson county seat mistered there yesterday. The ir,!sn. State Points The guests reg- her from points in the state than Portland are J. W. De of Salem, Ralph Ettel and Mr. Mrs. C. Forlere of Klamath Falls. Mennes and J. P. Metzger of and John Day of Gold Hill. Portland This Week Walter who is the lumber business at 3rd, ta here for a few days en- the weather and other things. registered at the Imperial 10- Mrs. Inch accompanied her hus ; to Portland. The Oregonlan. Have Influenza Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Lennox are among local people ill this week with severe colds or Influenza. Ime from Conference Arthur i. in charce of this district for Horning Oregonlan. Portland, ar- back in Medford by train to !rom Portland, where he attend ee annual Oregonlan convention Ivi.y and Wednesday. nt of Reddy John Masterson, fclScltr director for Gonzaga uni- .', Spokane, arrived from that today to be the guest of John 'r over New Year's. Beddy, a stu it San Francisco university, :s jiford for the holidays. He at- i Gonzaga last year. urns North Fred C. Haupt of , representing the General Fire hnce company, returned nortn tain this morning, having spent :dav In Medford conferring wltn uld H. Parsons, and looking over property and buildings at the :tcrest nd Hiucrest orcnaras. tain License A marriage license :ued Wednesday at the county i office to Earle Francis Atch i. 33. of Huntington Park, Cal., Lucille Alice Hogue, 23, of Selma, He listed his occupation as a tier grader. He Is a native of Ne- is and she of Oregon. i-.psts from Afar E. L. Yuravlch he airways division of the de- sent of commerce, with head ers In Washington, D. C is a or In Medford. having register it one of the hotels. Other guests distant points are Mr. and Mrs. J. Keumein of Vancouver, B. 0.. Mthlngtonlans Elsie Carlson and ibel Shelton of Hoqulam, Wash., ! among the guests stopping over- it in Medford from that city. Mr. Mrs. r. Linden of Spokane, " Ir. Mrs. L. E. Hughes and J. W. man of Seattle were also vis- W here from Washington. wl pit at ion .13 Between 5 p. m. nesdav and 5 ft. m. Thursday. .13 m Inch of rain fell in Medford vicinity, according to a report mornlrur bv the TJ. S. weather w located at the Medford mu- ?rt airport. Only a trace was re- id between 5 a. m. and o p. nv Hnesdny. hnea Sin-joscph Leyton of Eagle - was fined $10 and costs m tee Glenn O. Taylor's court yes- y afternoon about S o'clock, on 'Wge of operating a Ford coupe :;nse plates registered to a Chev- n roadster. He was also ordered purchase new plates immediately. was arrested on the crater highway by state police. In Hospital Heie Mrs. Frank Dits worth of Trail Is In the community hospital here and will undergo a ma jor operation tomorrow. Mrs. Iluson 111 Mrs. Ina Huson underwent a minor operation at the Sacred Heart hospital yesterday and was resting easily today. For Rest Cure Earl Stoner of Eagle Point is a patient at the Sacred Heart hospital this week, in for a rest cure. t Rancher In City H. F. Whetstone of the Tolo district, where he ranches, was a business caller in Medford this morning. r Visiting in South Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gilbert of this city are spend ing the week in California visiting with friends. Leaves for North Mrs. J. W. Gos sett left on the Shasta this morning for Portland, where she will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Whltham. . Absent from Chapter Mrs. Warren Butler and Mrs. Harry Nordwlck were unable to attend the meeting last night of Reames chapter, O. E. S., because of influenza. O ul Id Not Sleeting No meeting will be conducted tomorrow by St. Mark's Guild of the Episcopal church, according to announcement made to day. Has Minor Operation Chas. Gosha of 722 North Riverside underwent a minor operation at the Sacred Heart hospital and was reported getting along very well this afternon. Has Infected Hand Mrs. J. H. Jllllngs of Orange street was taken to the Community hospital yesterday to receive treatment for an infected hand. Farley In Hospital Albert Farley of Park street Is in the Community hospital this week with pneumonia and was reported in a slightly im proved condition yesterday. m Furgeson Home Charles Furgeson returned to Medford yesterday from Prosser, Wash., where he spent Christ mas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Furgeson, and other relatives, Rltfer Improved Hugh Rltter, ran ger in the Rogue River national for est, who' has been seriously ill with pneumonia, was reported much bet ter this morning. In from Trail Lowell Ash. fire guard In the Rogue River national for est during the summer, was in Med ford this morning from his home at Trail. He called at the forest service office in the Federal building, nas Appendicitis Mrs. G. A. Git- zen of 125 North Grape street was taken to the Sacred Heart hospital yesterday with appendicitis, and was expected to undergo an operation this afternoon. On Business Trip Art Endris, local manager of the Sperry Flour com pany, left on the Shasta this morn ing for Portland and Seattle on business trip. He plans to return to Medford the first of next week. To Reside Here Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Demmer of San Francisco are visit ing his mother, Mrs. M. Demmer of Jacksonville. The Demmers lived in Medford eight years ago and plan to locate here again. Shopping Yesterday Mrs. Donna Graffls and Mrs. Chub Anderson of Phoenix were shopping at Medford stores yesterday. Miss Hattle Howlett of Eagle Point was also shopping in Medford yesterday. Von der Hellens Leave Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Von der Hellen of The Dalles, Ore., returned to their home yesterday after spending the Christ mas holidays aa the guest of Mrs. Paul Hoffard, Mr. Von der Hellen's mother, at Eagle Point. Portlnnders Here The lists at the leading hotels in Medford include the following from the city of Portland: J. J. Wilson. R. C. Kreuger. C. L. Gardner, C. H. Remington, C. E. Bur nett, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rowse, E. A. Hadfleld and W. J. VanSchuyver. Miss Fluhrer Fined Miss Louise Fluhrer was fined $15 in city court this morning when she pleaded guilty tn . reckless driving cnarge. Tues day evening she struck the bicycle which Spencer We Ills was riding, causing him .tr? fall unconscious to the road. Miss Fluhrer faiiea to stop Visits t'nele Miss Edna Baker of Seattle, student at the University of Washington, arrived in Meaiora bv train this morning from Horn- hrook. to visit her uncle. Andy Simp son, at his home in Jacksonville. In Hornbrook she was.t.ie guest oi an aunt. Here from Grants Pais Rd Brelt j mayer, tokay grapa grower of ths Frultdale section, l m the Medford today attending to business matters ana visiting relatives. Goodnlghts Move Here V. L. Goodnight of the state highway de partment has moved with his family to 80t West Twelfth street, this city. Chas. Ray, realtor, announced today. In Pottenger Hume Mr. and Mrs. K. s. Williams, former residents of Hlllcrest road, have moved to the 'ottenger house, 1027 East Jackson street, to make their home. Company Moves The Medford Poultry and Egg company has moved from West Sixth street to South Grape street, in the building first door south of Davis Transfer Co. Return from Salem Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Miles returned home from Sa lem by train this morning, having attended the funeral services for Mr. Miles' mother, Mrs. Ruth W. Miles. Mrs. Smith Better Mrs. R. B. Smith of Sawyer's Bar, Cal., who un derwent a major operation at the Sacred Heart hospital about a week ago. was reported to be convalescing raplaiy today. McMntlts Kxpected Friends of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McMath and daughter Flora are expecting them to arrive tn. day by motor from Sacramento, Cal, wheer they now make their home. Mr. and Mrs. MoMath will be guests while here of Mrs. E N. Warner of Palm street, and Miss Flora, who is returning to Oregon State college, will be guest here of the Misses Louise and Frederlcka Bromrr.er for a short while. Scott In Court Everett Scott of Central Point was sentenced to 20 days in Jail, which sentence was sus pended providing his driver's license was turned Into the court for six months. Scott was cited by city po lice to appear In court today aftr ne failed to stop at the sign on Sixth and Oakdale streets at 12:30 o'clock this morning, crashing Into the auto mobile driven by Art LaDieu. LEGION DANCE 10 JOHN G. NORTON, COUNTY PIONEER, MENTIONED FOR POSTS IN ROOSEVELT CABINET DIES IN DALLAS John G. Norton, one of the most widely known pioneers of Jackson county, passed away at the home of his son, Fred Norton, at Dallas, Ore., December 28 at the age of 86 years. air. Norton was born at Windsor. Ohio, in !bi6. At the ace of 4 he moved with his parent to Burling ton, Iowa, and later to Mt. Pleas ant, Iowa. In the year 1860 the fam ily Joined a caravan for Oregon, a six months' Journey with 45 wagons. They came by way of Salt Lake City, arriving mere on July 4, two hours late to witness the parade of Brtgham Young with his 80 wives. Upon arriving in Rogue River val ley, his father purchased 300 acres where Medford now stands for the sum of $900. In 1886, Mr. Norton was married to Anne Dews, who later passed to her reward. He was later marriet; to Sarah E. Sargent, who also passed away, In 1023. For many years John Norton teamed over the perilous roads from Jacksonville to Crescent City, Cal. Mr. Norton resided for more than 50 years In this county and will be fa vorably remembered by many of the ploiv.era now living. He leaves three children surviving: Dora Chliders. Goodrich, Idaho; How ard Norton of Burbank, Cal., and Fred of Dallas, Ore. The body will arrive In Medford Friday and funeral services will be held at the Conger chapel at 2 p. m. Saturday with Interment in Phoenix cemetery. I f ,s "VrM I'" f ,: M GLASS UfelTHASj3 FRANKLIN D. I ws i"iH FARLEV J CASE VS. WILSON A. W. Pipes was awarded 916 In his suit against Mayor E. M. Wilson, in a decision handed down In city court yesterday afternoon by Judge Glenn O. Taylor. Pipes filed suit November 16 against the mayor for 115 due on back rent. Pipes claimed In his complaint that Wilson had only paid $20 a month during July, August and September, when $25 was the regular amount ot rent to be paid. Mr. Wilson, at that time, maintained offices In the fourth floor of the Liberty building. Wilson told the Judge, according to the records, that he had served notice on Pipes that he would only pay $20 thereafter, or move out. When the Janitor collected the rent each month, according to Wilson, he accepted the $20 given him by Wilson. Judge Taylor ruled that as long m no agreement In the matter had been reached between Pipes and Wilson, that the $15 was due Pipes for back rent. Mayor Wilson now has his office in the new city hall at the corner of Fifth and Central streets. tn the opinion of some of those close to Presidentelect Roosevelt two cabinet posts were being defin itely allocated, the treasury portfolio to Senator Glass of Virginia and the postmaster generalship to James A. Farley, chairman of the democratic national committee. Other cabinet possibilities that have been discussed for various posts include Senator Walsh of Montana for attorney general and Governor Dern of Utah. Owen D. Young, Newton D. Baker tor various other positions. (Associated Press Photos) ADVENTURER HELD FOR LONG BEACH YACHT MURDER Butte Falls A dancing party, which will benefit many little children in Medford by aiding them in a happier and neaitn- ier future, Is the plan of the Medford post, American Legion, for Monday night, January 2. The post will entertain with benefi ; dance at Oriental Gardens and the proceeds will go to the Med ford City Schools Kitchen Fund to provide milk and hot soup for the needy children. Dancing will continue until 1 o'clock with good music and many features are promised. Guests are ex pected from all sections of the valley to enjoy a festive reception of the New Year and to aid a very worthy cause. AT HOSPITAL TONIGHT Completing a three year com In nurses' training, exercises win ne con ducted this evening at 8:15 o'clock at the Sacred Heart hospital for Mil dred Ann Wlllett and Catherine Joan Applegate.- The graduation address will be given by Dr. C. T. Sweeney, and Rev. Father Francis W. Black will also speak. Following the exercises ft banquet will be served by the student nurses. In honor of the graduates. pecks from County Bounty war- were Issued to several at the ' office In the courthouse es- !'- Thev were 3 to Marlon Dun- M Medford. for one bobcat; 3 to s- Doan of Talent for one bob II to O, a. Gardner of Jack- :vllle. for one coyote; S9 to A. wal- v. nozue River, ror tnree dod ': M to Harold Patton of Butte for one hobcat; 6 to Rupert r1" of Medford. for two coyotes; " ' Dnhack of Lake Creek, for 5 coyotes and one bobcat. pnd'M WM W. Milton, for one coyote. KlMer from Siiulii From Call Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Nuttlni!. Uloury. M. W. Elcy. H. Reves and "i W. Blaney of Los Angeles fMlsterod. as were Mr. and Mrs. I B-.icl-.anan and Roberta Buch- II ot Nnpa. Oeraldlne Ink of Oak , Rut'i Green nf Etna. Mr. and ; P- J. Berwl.-k ot Stockton. I.. ,M. A. E. Loomls of Coronado. ''"1 of Ctllrjln!. Mr. and Mrs. t rf Sl-nrnto and Mr. s P- O. Meier ot San r'tan- nrniit. Return Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Grant and daughter. Miss Zella Mae Grant, returned this morning from Portland, where they were on . hnslnesd and pleasure trip. They left hero Sunday morning. On Tues. day Mr. Grant attended a Metro, poiltah Life Insurance company meet ing at the Hotel Benson. firlhhles In City John E. Grlbblc. MEET FRIDAY Annual meeting at the First Chris tian church of members of the con gregation, will be held tomorrow even ing, with a covered dlsn supper 6:30 o'clock, according to announce ment made today. Election of oin r. will he hold at this time, and re ports from alt departments win ot made at that time. Ted Sims, chairman of the board, will nreslde at the meeting, and a special program of music and read ings will also he given. BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson of F"nte One, a daughter, weighing elgh pounds, one ounce, at the Sacred Heart hospletl December 38. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Luman of 623 North Central, a son, weighing seven pounds, 146 ounces, at the Sacred Heart hospital, December 38. Mr. Luman 1 associated with the Star Meat market. Born to Mr. and Mrs. T. Anseth a daughter, weighing five pounds, 10a,i ounces, at the community hospital Wednesday. 4 Shoe make In Jail, Los Angeles, Is Word According to the Morning Oregon lan, John W. Shoemake, 31, formerly of Medford, Is now being detained in lull at Los Antreles, in connection BUTTE FALLS, Dec. 39. (Spl.) Grade school presented an excellent program Thursday afternoon: selec tion, orchestra; "Welcome," Peggy Stuart; solo, Beverly Jackson; "The Baby Show," primary room; selection, orchestra; Christmas carols, 1st and 2nd, 3rd and 4th grades; clap dance, 2nd, 3rd and 4th grades; the Christ mas story, upper grades; orchestra, selection; reading, Annie and Willie's prayer, Irene Rogers; vocal duet, Frances Stone and Zella Vincent. Arrival of Santa. Claus with candy, nuts and oranges for children. Mr, and Mrs. Roscoe Larson and children are spending their vacation with Mrs. Larson's mother up state. Miss Naomi Van Gross who Is at tending the University of Oregon, Is visiting friends tn Butte Falls during her vacation. The old time dance given at the Woodman hall Saturday night was attended by young and old and was a merry dance with free supper. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred MacDonald and son Bruce of Portland are visiting Mrs. MacDonald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young and daughter "Patty" visited Mrs. Young's parents, Mr. ana Mrs. J. B. Jackson recently. Mrs. Ruth Mitchell Is spending the holidays with her son and her par ents In Marshfleld. Miss Richards is visiting her par ents in Oregon City for the holidays. Her alster and brother-in-law from Lakeview met her tn Medford and they made the trip together. Mrs. Mahoney and Miss Weeks ac companied Mr. and Mrs. Larson to McMlnnvlUe. Miss Weeks Is visiting there also. Clem Clark spent Christmas at home. Douglas Jones enter :d school from Gold Hill. Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart, Peggy and George Jr. Stuart spent Christ mas In Butte Falls. Bobby and-Billy Rodgers have re turned lrom Lake county. Church gave its Christmas program Friday night. Song, congregation; Welcome, three little girls; song, Bev erly Jackson; song. Pollyanna girls; play, The True Christmas Spirit; "Bells of Christmas Memories," Polly anna Girls; Christmas wreaths, seven children; song, congregation. Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith and daughter, Mrs. Smith's father, Mr. Garman, Mrs. Janle Smith and four sons, Mrs. Lorton and four sons had Christmas dinner together at Don Smith's. Clare and Preston, Lew Jones, Mrs. I Casey, Clyde Moore, Clara Moore, and others furnished free music for the last dance. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young and daughter of Medford are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. 7i. Jackson during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Jesa Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Harry DeJarnette are spend ing the holidays in Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Boyles enttrtained Mrs. Boyles' parents and slater and family. Arthur Alqulst and Keith McCauley spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Stoddard. Keith McCauley's sister and hus band of Long Beach, Calif,, visited him last week. Next ball game Is with Sams Valley January 6. Prospect plays Butte Falls here Jan uary 20. Roland Roberts and Byron Stod dard spent Christmas with Byron's grandmother, Mrs. Lauderr.ach and Uncle Leon Lauderbach at Santa An, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hlbbard spent Christmas in Medford. Mrs. Harold Patton la visiting her PORTLAND, Dec. 30. (AP) Fol lowing the announcement yesterday that the Chicago & Northwestern railroad would purchase between 3 and 4 million feet of fir timber here for early January delivery, word was confirmed here today that the Chesa peake & Ohio line, for the first time in history, will enter the Oregon lum ber market. The O. it O. has placed an Initial order for 800,000 feet of lumber with a Columbia river mill. The first order will be chiefly for etrlngers and tim bers for bridge and other heavy con struction. Has Ear Trouble R. K. Rlana la In the Community hospital receiving treatment for an ear affliction. While drivers searched the bottom of the Pacific for the weapon believed to have been used in slaying Walter Wandcrwell, world adventurer, aboard hla yacht Carma at Long Beach, Cal., W. J. Guy (upper center) was bound over to the superior court for trial on charges of having shot Wanderwell to death. Mary Louise Smith (right) and Marian Smith, Rockmart, Ga., sisters and members of the mixed crew of the Carma, testified at the hearing. Diver J. A. Johnson la shown returning to the surface after a fruit less search. (Associated Press Photos) ( parents in Central Point for the holidays. The Trefren family had a reunion Christmas with 20 present. Jean, Robert and Margaret caazow are spending the holidays with their father here. C E. Powers is very 111 with rheu matism. He Is staying with Mr. Palmer. f Popularity Queen understood at the uipitol, nowever, that the conference had to do with the "hunger marchers" scheduled to march upon the legislature early next month. Those called Into the executive ses sion included Mayor-elect Douglas McKay of Salem, Chief of Police Frank Mlnto, State Police Superintendent Charles P. Pray, Major General George A. White of the Oregon National Guard, Max Gehlhar. director of agri culture and county Judge Sigmoid of Marion county. Several thousand marchers are being organized for a demand to the legis lature for unemployment rcnei, has been announced. Shopping Here Among shoppers In Medford today from more distant points is Mrs. Austin Raymond of Patrick's Creek, who Is accompanied by hor small daughter. 1 m ANX ANY 1 m IOC 8EA1 TIME IOC Today and Friday RICHARD ARLEN in "THE All American" With Andy ' Tlevlne, James Gleason, Gloria Stuart, June Clyde and the entire 1031 ALL-AMERICA TEAM Chase Comedy News Catherine M. Palandech of Chi cago was voted one of the two most popular co-eda at the University of Illinois. (Associated Press Photo) PLAN 10 GREET HUNGER HIKER!) TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY FOB RENT Apartment, 806 W. Main, FOR RENT Furnished 8-room house; furnace, fireplace; close In. Tel. 1328. APT. 82.50-S3.25 per woek; steam heat, light. 1005 W. Main. FOR Fresno, Rood as new, S25; wagon, 30 Take part In hay. call 241, cent.al Point. TRADE 6-hole wood range for 4-foot dry wood, community Relief Kit chen. Phone 903. BABY OHICK3 and hatching eggs; highest quality; Rocxa, Reds and Leghorn. If you set your own In cubator, do not use pick-up eggs. Wrlto us for real hatching eggs, purebred, culled and tested. Spring field Hatchery, Springfield, Ore., Rt. 1. AUCTION SALE SATURDAY. De cember 31, at 2 p. m. Breakfast ets. tables, chairs, stoves, beds, dressers, cupboards, rugs, radio, phonograph, sowing machine, range, far.n Implements, gas engine. MEDFORD AUCTION HOUSE, 84 So. Fir. Tel. 187. SALEM. Dec. ?5.(AP) Governor Julius L. Meier today was In confer- 1 ence with state, county and city of- I (Iclals for consideration of a subject which he did not announce. It was forest ranscr In the Sluslaw forest. , with three hold-ups In that city. At the present time Shoemake Is on a two-vear parole from the Oregon state peiiltcntlary followl.-.g his conviction on charges ol eight hold-ups in Portland. with headquarters In Eugene, called at the Ro.;ue River national forest office this morning. He was formerly a ranger In the forct service here. Mr. Oribble was accompanied to Med ford by his family and will remain here over the holidays. To Cater I.ake-Superlnterlent r. n. s. Llbbey. asslet- ant superintendent ot Crater nations! , tody WM elecMd park, left this morning for Cr" j cnlrm,n 0l the Interstate commerce Farrell Elected . C. C. Chairman WASHINGTON. Dec. 39. (API STUDIO Adults 15c Kiddles Sc Ends Tonlte, Joan Blonrtell George Brent. "Miss Plnkerton" Friday, "Rainbow Trail" "Last of the Mohicans" Falls triamoth Mr. L'.bb turos ot the Boy S:outs' winter sports B-"v::ifs while a: 'r.e m"f Pan tn Ciurn to Medford tomorrow afterncon. lake via Klamath Palls na tg ,M of(lc, j.nuary L'.ooey win r- m Claude R. Porter, no will serve through the next year. Farrell h.is been with the commission j 32 years. He Is a Democrat. Severin Battery Service Medford Made Batteries 6-tolt, 13-plate. 1 year jusrsn tee, 13.20 Re-wound Armatures tl up Recharge 50c. Our Make 25c :,n N. Riverside Phone 890 To Stop A Cough .. That Hangs On Take a teaspoontul of Bronchullne Emulsion. Never mind the taste nor the smell it's not half as bad as you think It Is going to he. If your cough hasn't stopped, take Atv,- fivM. in three or four hours. Two doses Is usually enough to kill ithi most siuooorn, jitms-ui. wuN. I A bottle surely does it or you got i your money back. Of course If you wsnt a sweet. 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You will like the atmosphere ill :!l j at the Motrison Hotel All jrj(Mffi,riytl utsid "x"" with bath' If I ilwsf'Ifr'W circulating ic water, bed- H lrwri!i' 1 I" W head reading 'mP' an fflJ iK'f'ii-'i!!:" f Scrvidor Nearest to stores, KK P ' ' ofTices. theatres and railroad mm Ifnliinitl nt- Gara ,ac,litiei Mm BfSS UOMA.DHICK, II III llll Mill I mm nrrzv -Tjwf-T ---- ptarva
