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Local and
Mendenhall Here 6. a. Mendenhall
of Grants Paae was In Medford on
bualueee today.
. To Grants Pass J. H. Rlckert was
a, passenger on today's Shasta. He
was so pout to Grants Pass to spend
the day.
Conduct Sale M. Matkall and his
later, Mrs. Martha EdUn ol Hayward.
Oal. are In Medford to conduct the
bankrupt sale of the Wilson store.
f nealda Here Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
gulftcool of Treka, Cal, have taken
up apartment at the Hotel Holland.
where they plan to reside for some
time ' .
Arrive Tomorrow Clyde a. Hunt
ley, colleotor of Internal revenue,
with headquarters In Portland? la ex
pected in Medford tomorrow to con
fer with I. s. rJ. suryuvj w.-..
.
an to Rosehure Mrs. M. J. Adklns
of Boseburg, who has been visiting
the Ed Inlowa and other friends here
for the past few days, left on the
Shasta this morning for her home.
Mr. Gllstrap Here Ernest B. Oil
strap of Eugene, vice-president of
the Southern Oregon Publishing com
pany. Is spending today in the city
on business, having arrived Monday
evening by train.
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To Arllnston Having spent the
past ten weeks in Medford, where
she wae called by the Illness and
death of her mother. Mrs. Mary Lewis.
Mrs. G. H. Chandler returned Tues
day to her home In Arlington.
it. lintels Mr. and Mrs. Ira
rLWMn. B. E. Boper, 0. B. Stead and
O B. Catron of Seattle were over
night guests at Medford hotels, as
was J- H. Piper of Spokane. Al B.
Zurlck of New York city and 0. U.
Klein of Grosse point, mien
i i.i.i Rainfall The United States
weather bureau at 'n
port reported this morning w
a .. m. and 5 P. m. on Mon
day, .01 of an Inch of rainfall was
recorded. The total since September
i, 1938, now standa at 12.60 lncnee.
artv m Medford Mayor ar.d
Mrs. Walter Stockwell and daughter
Virginia and Mr. ana Mrs. r
. ,.i vi Medford Sunday,
where the mayor attended the funeral
of the late George Prescott. Medford
constable, who was slain by L. A.
Banks. Grants Pass Dally Courier.
Miss Wilson Elected At the Wil
lamette Christian Endeavor Union
convention held recently at Browns
ville, Helen Wilson of Medford was
.leoted as evangelistic superintendent
of the union. Miss Wilson Is a stu
dent at Albany college.
Dinner I Friday The Eastern Star
and the Masonic lodges are eponsor
inu the covered dish dinner, dance
and card party to be given Friday
evening at 6:30 o'clock in the Ma
sonic hall. Music for dancing Is to
be fmnlshed by Dickey's orchestra.
Party Thursday Mrs. Dorothy Lof
fer and Baymond Furry will be hoot-
t . hrldee party Thursday
.iu.on at the home of Mrs. Furry.
The party Is sponsored by the Thurs
day club., and a small fee will be
charged
the public library.
Attend Meeting Eofoert and Alice
Cherry, also their mother, Mrs. Wil
liam Cherry, motored to Montague
Monday to attend the fellowship
meeting of the Pull Gospel churches.
Reverend and Mrs. Carveer and Mrs.
A O. Thompson accompanied them.
The group returned to Medford Tues
day. Hotel Guests Stopping at the lo
cai totala are the following from
point in Oregon, outside of Port
mm. I. Kltrurer of Ashland, G.
h. Manuel of Grants Pass. J. J. Bnaw
and George Barbour of Roseburg. W.,
m MT.iv.r .nri Thos W. Delzel of
Klamath P&lla, E. Gllstrap and
W H. Simmons of Eugene, W. S.
Levens and J. 0. Currle of Salem.
i Rogers Here Boy Bogers, with the
t frost department of the United States
weather bureau, arrived in Medford on
the Shasta this morning from San
Francisco. He will take up his head
..,.... h.re. and will Issue frost
h,n.t:n when weather conditions
are such that fruit trees might be
mard. Mr. Rogers said that he
would start immediately to test ther-
momctera at the various orcnaros,
...
McReynoIds -Coming Ward Mc-
Reynolds, examiner of operators and
chauffeurs, will oe in raira
a.- Htturdav. March 34 and 35,
in the upstairs council room at the
city hall. Hours on Friday will he
from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m, and on Sat
.,rri. from 8 to 5 P. m. All persons
wishing permits or licenses to drive
cars are asked to get in wucn w..
- tfT..vnnirift during these hours.
announcement from the secretary of
state's office at Salem says.
Portland Folk With their names
lliOM on the hotel registers as being
v, pnrtlnnd. the following are
gWts in Medford: r. J. Hawes, E
r. r.l-ndatrand. L. P. Herman. W. O.
Shambaugh. Mr. and Mra. P. C. Jek-
on. C. L. Duffy, Mrs. u. n. Brown,
retries a. Brewster. R. R. Nicholson.
m,.rl. r. Glbbs. Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
Jackson. Ralph Bates. A. O. Bates.
C. 8. Powers. J. R- Beale. W. H. I
Schaub. O. B. Mallory. S. P. Halmo.
A. W Adamson. A. A Gear and Mr!, j
M. Puryear.
...
Stop In Medford Mrs. and Miss;
Hleoerlie and Mrs. Stanley of Duns-
mu'.r were among guests listed at
city hotels. Other, from that state
Include J. K. Schoenfeld. Wm. P. j
Hughes. Clarence Young. O. J. Barnes, ,
T and K. Lubelskt. R. W. Patton. I
Mr. ard Mrs. Wm. S. Ive. Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Landls and H. Kennedy of
San Prancisco. Phil Oerber and Hal ;
. Bather of Los Angeles. Mr. and
Mra. O. A. Cummin of San Diego. '
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Mlttelburg of i
MoC'oud. J. E. Spaletta of Crescent j
City. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Foots of
Stockton, W. H. Jemen. C. A. Parks'
Personal
Returns Home B- M. Bush of the
Medfcrd Electric store, has returned
to hie home from the hospital, where
he underwent an operation March 11.
Kllborn Here George H. Kllborn.
Southern Pacific trainmaster, witn
headquarters in Roseburg, is spend
ing today In Medford on buetnees,
haviug arrived by train.
To Conduct Meet Rev. Smith of
Ashland, pastor of the Helping Hand
mission, will conduct a religious
meeting at the city hall in Talent,
Wednesday night.
Prom Lake Creek Robert A. Nelll
Lake Creek was a. business visitor In
Medford today, while in the city,
Mr. Weill signed the list of those of
fering their support to the committee
of 100.
Permit IssuedA building permit
was issued today by the city building
department to the Rogue River Can
ning company on North Front street,
for alterations. The cost was esti
mated at 200.
Returned NorthHarold Mcintosh.
43, a i rested this aide of Grants Pass
yesterday, was today returned to Ma
rlon county to face a charge of non
support. State Police Sergeant Earl
B. Houston returned Molntosh north.
License Issued According to the
Klamath Evening Herald, a marriage
licence was issued In that city the
lattir part of the week to Roan John
Green. 23, lumberman of Medford,
and Irma Wise, 16, n student of this
city. He Is a native of Colorado, and
she oi California.
Two Permits Two building permits
were issued Monday a afternoon at the
city hall. They went to J. J. Oserv
brugge of 335 South Riverside avenue,
to enclose a screened porch at that
add: ess. The cost was given at 150,
H. D. Wood also obtained a permit
for alterations and repairs at 8 Laurel
street The cost was estimated at
$400
Here for Lunch Traveling In
Hamilton monoplane, from the Boeing
school of aeronautics at Oakland
Oal., Instructor George Myers, Pilot
John vt.t and students Paul Wal
ters and Paul Koehler stopped at the
Medford airport today for lunch, then
returned south to Oakland. The trip
was made to give the students a tnr
finishing touches' on theilylng in
structions.
Debates In North The men's and
women's first debate teams of Al
bany colege defeated two teams from
Oregon Normal, March 6, debating on
the war debt question. Clare Stewart
of Albany and Helen Wilson of Med
ford won a 2 to 1 decision In their
contest, and Earl Horsell of Shedd and
Fred Neal of Portland defeated their
opponents, 3, to 0.
Attend Prescott Funeral Included
among the people from Grants Pass
who attended the funeral of George
Prescott, Medford constable, who was
killed Thursday morning by L. A.
Banks, who Is confined in the Jose
phln county Jail, Sunday afternoon
were: Chief of Police and Mrs. James
K. Manuel, Mrs. R. C Cadmus, Rep
resentatlve W. T. Miller and State
Police Officers Raleigh Taylor, Earl
Houston and Pat Koepke. Grants
Pass Dally Courier.
PLANfSALETO
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The plant sale, which the Medford
Garden club Is planning, will be held
Friday and Saturday of this week
from 8:30 to 8 o'clock In the Gore
building next to the Cupp Furniture
store on East Main.
Mrs. L. Bundy will be assisted by
Mrs. H P. W.. Spllver. Mrs. E. B.
Wilson. Mrs. C. L. Goff and other
members of the club In arranging
the plants and shrubs and acting as
saleswomen.
Those who will donate plants,
shrubs or seeds are asked to bring
them directly to the place of sale.
A special request for contributions
of seeds la being made In order that
they may be given out free to chil
dren who agree to plant their own
gardens. Not only Garden club mem
bers, but any one who has anything
In the way of shrubs, seeds or plants
to contribute for the sale, Is asked
to co-operate In an effort to help
beautify Medford homea and provide
gardens at least cost.
Regular Communication of
Reames Chapter, O. E. 3.
Wednesday evening at 8:00
o'clock. After the session
vlsltlr members Invited.
HATTIE M. ALDBN, Secretary
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THE BAND BOX ANNIVERSARY
sale continues until Saturday night.
Oreat money saving bargains In Hats,
Dresses, Coats and Shoes.
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Adnenne'a spring style revue will
be oresented at the Pox Craterian to-
tomorrow night, Wednesday, at
o'clock. Beautiful girls displaying
smart clothes for all occasions.
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BOXING 0
-AT
ELKS' SMOKER
THTIRS NIGHT
1 llWlVLTi 8:00 o'Clock
ELKS TEMPLE
1 Herb White vs. Frankie Monroe
GOOD PRELIMINARIES
LIONS' CLUB CHIEF
IS BANQUETED AT
RELIEF QUART
Today's Lions club meeting was In
charge of the Lady Lions who served
luncheon to forty members and
guests In the community kitchen
sponsored by the local Llona.
A special guest at me L,iona ciuo
meeting today waa Vernon H. Gallo
way, representative of Lions Interna
tional who Is making a coast to coast
trip visiting all Lions clubs.
Lion B. Q. Harding read resolutions
adopted by the club expressing ap
preciation of the life and service of
the late Lion George Prescott and ex
tending sympathy to his family.
Mr. Galloway In his address said that
Lion International offlcera were
grieved at the loss of this Medford
member.
The sneaker mentioned that In all
hla travels across the continent he
knew of no more splendid wellare
activity than the community kitchen
and ahelter here. His report 01 ciuu
affairs with special reference to re
duced overhead in the national office
In Chicago. Included also one 01
healthy growth In Interest and mem
bership. Jamea Owen and Mrs. k. b. urecu,
both of the new governor s renei
committee for Jackson county, told
of plans for cooperating In the club's
welfare work.
Mr. Owen also outlined a sugges
tion for a memorial tablet honoring
the late George Prescott.
Other speakers at the luncneon
were Mrs. A. B. Reames, Mrs. B. O.
Satchwell, Mrs. Edwin L. Knapp, and
Mrs. Qua Newbury, all of whom have
assisted In the Lions welfare work.
The committee from the Lady
Lions acting an hostesses today were
Mrs. L. L. Pennington. Mrs. li. J.
Hubbard. Mra. Al Llttrell. Mrs. Wm.
Holloway and Mrs. Goodwin Hum
nhrev. Mr. ana Mrs. uauoway are .caving
this afternoon with a number or
local Lions for a meeting with the
Klamath club this evening.
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TAKEN BY DEATH
Ninnle E. Greene died at her home
on South Central avenue this morn-
tnir. at the age of 80 years. She naa
resided here for the past 10 years,
comlnz from Harrison, Arkansas,
where her husband passed away
1917. During their long residence
there, Mr. Greene was a leading busi
ness man and bank president.
Mrs. Greene waa a member or tne
Episcopal ohurch and waa loved by
all who came to know her.
Faneral arrangements will be made
and announced by Conger Funeral
Pariors soon.
Deceased leaves two sons, P. W.
Greene of Medford and Oh as. M. of
Salem.
TO FINAL REST
Funeral services were held today
at the Perl Funeral home for Lemon
C. Charley, southern Oregon pioneer,
who passed away Sunday in his 77th
year from heart failure.
There are left to mourn nis loss nis
wife. Jennie, and four children; Mrs,
Nora Bradshaw, BrownsDoro, ure
Mrs. Hazel Ulrlch. Prospect, Ore.; Reed
Charley. Brownsboro, Ore., and Mrs,
Vornt Bronhv. Medford. AlSo w
orandsons. Leonard and Merton Brad
shaw, and two granddaughters. Janet
and Gwendolyn Charley, and one
exeat-granddaughter, Betty Ann Brad
shaw; one brother," Nimrod Charley,
and one sister, Mrs. Minnie Nixon,
JOHNSTONE ASSISTAN
MANAGER AT MEDFORD
R. D. Johnstone, assistant to P. O.
Denson, new proprietor of the Hotel
Medford, has arrived and assumed
hla position.
Mr. Johnstone has been In the hotel
business for many years, during
which time he was connected with
the Canadian Pacific Railway hotel
system, also with California and Ha
waiian hotels and resorts. The past
few years he has been associated with
Mr. Denson.
Mr. Johnstone Bays he has always
liked the Rogue River valley, has
been particularly impressed with the
metropolitan appearance of Medford
and la glad to become associated with
the business of the city.
The house where President William i
Howard Taft was born In 1857 still
standa In Cincinnati, Ohio.
THE -
Craterian Star
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Warner Baxter co-stars with Mir
iam Jordan and Herbert Mundln in
the delightful comedy romance,
'Dangerously Yours" which la the
Craterlan's attraction Wednesday and
Thursday.
A special added treat for theatre
goers is Adrlenne's annual spring
style revue tomorrow evening at
which time the latest In smart ap
parel will be shown on living models.
James Stevens will sing and Sebas
tian Apollo will entertain with organ
numbers as added features.
Victor McLaglen
In Rialto Comedy
"Rackety Rax," at the Rialto today
and tomorrow, la a riotous comedy
take-off on "big games" and with
bunch of gangsters as football play-
era using gang methods to make
goals, and cutles from night clubs as
co-eds, using night club methods in
their cheering, the results are hilar!
ous. The film is full of fun and
nonsense, pretty girls and red-hot
dance numbers, lhely tunes and
final climax that brings down the
house. - Victor McLaglen, Greta Nis-
sen and Vlnce Barnett are featured,
JACKIE
COOPER
IN ROXY PICTURE
Divorce and Its effect upon chil
dren of disrupted families Is the
theme of "Divorce in the Family,'
now playing at the Roxy theater.
Jackie Cooper, Lewis Stone, Conrad
Nagel and Lois Wilson are featured.
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To publicise the Lincoln Parent-
Teachers' circus, to be given Friday,
March 24, at 7 o'clock, In the school;
a parade will be held here tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock, it was an
nounced this afternoon. A band will
participate in the procession.
An Interesting program, with Chan-
du. the magician, Henderson's gala
minstrels, famous follies, boxing,
wrcit.ing, and various other attrac
tion! are being planned for the even
ing. Fire Chief Roy Elliott Is assist
ing with th$ entertainment.
AWNING IN BLAZE
AT HOTEL ALLEN
City fire department was called at
12:4u today to the Hotel Allen, to
extinguish an awning. Little damage
resulted from the blaze, which was
soon under control. At 7:30 o'clock
last night, the fire department an
swereo a call to 1024 North Central
avenue to extinguish a flue fire.
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" Stated Convocation of Cra
ter Lake Chapter No. 33, R,
A. M., Tuesday. March 21st,
at 7:30 p. m. Work In P. M,
degree. Visitors Invited.
L. S. STEWART, K. P.
DEO.
ALDEN, Secy.
Representative of famous Snyder
Bros. Knitting Mills will Be at Adrl
enne's tomorrow, March 33, showing
smart spring knit suite and dresses
priced from $10.93 up. Come In and
Inspect this beautiful line. Orders
taken all day.
CIRCUS PARADE IS
TOMORROW AT
On the Stage!
Tomorrow at 9 P. M.
EL " &H I II
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ADRIENNE'S
SPRING
STYLE REVUE
The Event of the Season!
Also James Stevens Will Hlng Sebastian Apollo la
Organ Number.
GORGEOUS CLOTHES
ELABORATE SETTINGS
MEDFORD '8 MOST BEAUTIFUL
MODELS
INDICTMENTS BY
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land attorney to defend herself and
husband.
It la the Intention of the district
attorney's office to bring the three
to trial as soon as possible. Making
allowance for the usual legal proce
dure and delays, this would be from
thrae weeks to a month. No Ink
ling has been mad public of the
defence plans-
Find Much i-Tldrnce.
State police yesterday admitted j
that In their search of the Banks,
home they had found "plenty of evi
dence," and that they had taken
fingerprint from many articles In
the Banks home. Several sets of
fingerprints have been aent to the
National Bureau of Identification at
Washington, D. C, for confirmation,
and the past records, if any.
Since last fall a legend has been
prevalent among adherents of Banks,
that he wore money belts containing
large sums of money. He had "a
couple of dollars" In his possession
when searched. At one of his cm.
suit hearings, Banks flashed a small
roll of bills, patted his chest sig
nificantly, and aald: "There's more
wheie theee came from." His boasted
wealth has not materialized. Banks
was fingerprinted and photographed
yesterday, in the Josephine county
Jail.
ViMtlng hours were established
yesterday at the county Jail, and all
visitors must have a written order
from the circuit court. Tuesdays,
Thuisdays and Saturdays were named
as visiting days, from 9:30 to 11:30 in
the morning, and from 1:30 to 4:30
o"c!ock In the afternoon. Three Jail
ers are on duty.
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AFTER MARCH 27
A. 8. Rosenbaum, district freight I
and passenger agent for the Southern
Pacific company, announced last
evening that the Shasta will be dis
continued March 37 between Grants
Pass and Eugene. Such a step la being
taken, due to the decreased travel.
evident for the past six months, Mr.
Rosenbaum stated.
The cafe-lounge car Is being i
moved, and No. 8 will stop here 30
minutes for breakfast, according to
the announcement. Those boarding
the south bound train In the evening
should have dinner before leaving. A
diner will be attached for breakfast
before reaching Ban Francisco the
next morning. A almllar announce
ment of discontinuing the train was
made last week, but action 'was post
poned when messages from the lead
ing civic groups of southern Oregon
were forwarded to the company.
Kerr Glass Shows
Movies at School
Students of the Home Economics
department of the senior high school
and Instructors, Miss Maurlne Car
roll, Miss OUta Walden and Mrs.
Gertrude Dates Monday afternoon
viewed the film presented by the
Kerr Glass Manufacturing company.
Lew E. Granel. representative, also
showed the girls an exhibit of canned
soods. from their kitchens In Los
Angeles.
Tuesday and Wednesday
Jackie Cooper, Lewis Stone In
"Divorce in
the Family"
Also "Our Gang Comedy,"
"Choo-Choo" News
Pally Mat. 1:30. Eve. 7 p.
m.
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Livestock.
PORTLAND, March 21. (AP) Cat
tle, 1250; strong to 25c higher. Calves.
40; fractionally higher In spots.
Steers. 550-900 lbs., good, 5ia5.25;
medium ,M5: common, S3 a 4; 900
1100 lbs., good, 14.75 ft ft; medium, 4
94.76; common, 93(4; 1100-1300 lbs.
good, 4s4.75; medium, 93 a 4; hei
fers. 650-750 lbs., good. $4 6094 66;
common-medium, 2.fl0?4.50; 750-900
lbs., good-choice, 64.25 g 4.50; common-medium,
$2.254.25; cows, good.
3 50(3.75; common-medium. $2,759
3.50; low cutter and cutter. $1.25t
3.75; bulls, yearlings excluded, good
beef) $2.75?3.25; cutter-medium. $2
(9 2.75; vealers, good-choice, $5.50
6.60; medium, $4.256.60: cull-common.
$3.50(94.25; calves, 360-500 lbs.,
good-oholoe, $4ff5.50; common-me
dium, $2t7f4.
HOGS. 1650; 35 3 35c higher; light
light. 140-160 lbs., good-choice, $3 75
4,70; lightweight. 160-180 lbs.. $4.60
4.70: 180-200 lbs., $45034.70; me
dium weight 300-220 lbs., $4 4.70;
220-250 lb., $3.76 4.60; heavyweight,
350-390 lbs., $3.60(34.25: 390-350 lbs.,
$3.35 ($4 00; packing sows. 276-350 lbs.,
good. $3.26fjt3.86; 350-435 lbs., $3.35(9
3.76: 425-650 lbs., $3.25(3 3.75; 275-
550 lbs., medium, $3(3.50; feeder and
stocker pigs, 70-130 lbs., good-choice,
$2.75 3 3.76.
SHEEP and LAMBS, 1300; steady to
strong. Lambs 90-98 lbs., good-choice.
$5.00ft 5.50; lambs. 90 lbs. down, good
choice, $5.3536.66; common-medium,
93.50$5.25; yearling wethers, 90-110
lbs., good-choice. $3.004.10: medium,
(2(93; ewes, 90-120 lbs., good-choice,
$2.25(W2.75: 120-150 lbs.. 2(fr3.60; all
weights, common-medium, $li?2.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., Mar. 31. (AP)
BUTTER Prints, extras, 20c; atan
dards 19!c lb.
BUTTERPAT Direct to shippers:
Station. ISo; Portland delivery prices;
Churning cream, lo-17c; sweet cream
higher.
EQGS Paciflo Poultry Producera
selllng prices: Freeh extraa, 16c;
standards, 15c; mediums, 15c.
Country meate, live poultry, onlona
potatoes, new potatoes, wool and hay,
steady and unchanged.
San Francisco Blltterfat
SAN FRANCISCO, March 31. (AP)
Cream f.o.b. San Franolsco 30o.
VICTOR McLAGLEN
GRETA NISSEN NB1X O'DAY
ARTHUK riciuun
ALLAN DINBHAR.T
OL'R GANG In
"BIRTHDAY BLUES"
"IF I'M ELECTED"
a Vltaphone Act
J Flip ttie Frog Cartoon
SPECIAL
Suits Cleaned 7ttc n
and Pressed lO UP
Plain Dreise....75 up
Coats -75 P
Free Delivery
Unique Cleaners
20 g. Central. Tel. 96
SAVE
he.ltb and teeth. At
price, you can afford to
your dental work don.
your
thaw
have
now.
Extraction, u low i -AO
liver Fillings u low n 1.00
Cement Filling, a. low as. 1.00
Porcelain Fillings as low as 1.00
Ootd Crowns a. low a. ,,, fi.00
Piste, as low . - 15.00
DR. R. D. 00E
404 Medford Center Bldg.
Phone 340
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The beer bill, passed In both the
house of representatives and the sen
ate, Is expected to go to President
Franklin D. Roosovelt tomorrow for
his signature, and this evening Mayor
E. M. Wilson will appoint a commit
tee of seven citizens to consider local
beer legislation.
Mayor Wilson announced this
morning that seven Medford citizens
will be named by him at tonight's
council meeting, to confer with the
license committee of the council. The
group Is expected to formulate a regu
latory measure for the sale of the
beverage In thla city, he aald.
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Jamea H. Owen of the Owen-Ore
gon Salea company announced this
morning that the company had book
ed more orders for eastern ahlpments
during the paat week than any time
aunng tne past month.
Lena stock waj on hand to fill these
orders from, Mr. Owen said, and they
turned down several cars on account
of prices, which they would have
booked previously.
r00 LATE 10 CLASSIFY
POU RENT Clean, new 4-room hoxiae,
eat front, electric range, garden,
Urge garage, 206 Portland Ave.
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A truly charming atmosphere in which to
cast for day, a week of to Uva and dream
way the wfaitar months,
Paaadenaand the beautiful HOTEL MARY
LAND are bit farth.r awav from the ocean,
where the dry. crisp air and health restoring
unahin. are so Invigorating- T.t only a few
minute, drive along pavtd boul.vmrd. te- the
heart of bnsy Lo Angsleb
For Booklet and flew tW foattk
Writ le H. M. NICKERSON, MANAGER
Onto
the Finest
Rooms wlthoit bath 1 .50 p
Rooms with bath . . 12.00 np
Special weeMjr nenlMr rate.
Cvli Pmilegaa. Garage sdjacent.
Car. checked at the doer.
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HOTEL CHRISTIE
R. J, Math
$2,000.00-4. REAL BARGAIN
Two bedrooms, bath and sleeping
porch; modern kitchen, breakfast
room hardwood in living room,
fireplace. All pavement paid in
full. This house selling for lea
tnan original mortgage, only small
amount cash required.
2,5W.00 $1850 PER MONTH BUYS
MODERN HOUttg
Two bedrooms, bath and sleeping
porch, extra large .ivlng room, fire
place, laundry trays; ciose In, ean
side, paved street. Small down pay
ment will consider trade.
2,760.00 EAST SIDE RAKJC SHAKE
flEAUTY
Composition roof; lot 60x140 feet;
finest of garden soil; two fine bed
rooms with modern bath. Very
convenient and compact. Extra well
finished with hardwood floors, flri
p l ace , lau nd ry trays; OIL HEAT.
Terms very reasonable. Take ad
vantage now while prices are low.
$1,4 .00 --OPPORTUNITY OP A LIFE
TIME
Corner lot, close In location; fruit,
berries; cement-floored garage and
woodshed; excellent 5 -roam house
with sleeping porch. Payments on
fir-it mortgage only $0.00 per mo.
Why pay rent? Better see this one.
$4,300 NERLY NEW TILE BEAUTY
East side view property selling for
amount of original loan; basement,
furnace, laundry trays, wonderful
tile kitchen, breakfast room, mag
nificent living room and dining
room, sun porch, tile bath and
shower, extra lare bedrooms. A
real snap. Chance for 91000 profit
soon. Better call
W. 1. VAWTUR
Phone 1144-J.
Room 10, Jackson County Bank
Bldg.
DRI'INO to California. Room for
pasbenger. Phone 1681,
NICELY furnished apartment prop
erty; present earning capacity $00
pea mo.; formerly $140 per mo.
Price greatly reduced for quick salt.
Will take Copco or Bldg. tie Loan
stock for equity, a nice place to
live, plus an attractive Income.
C. 5. Butterfleld.
FOR SALE -Roller canaries. 623-J-3.
FOR RENT
ed home.
4-room modern furnish
117 Almond St.
REAL BUY
0 Aores best buy In valley; 6 cul I
bottom land, 5 -room house, beau
tiful ahade trees, family orchard,
free water, 3 ehlckon houses, barn.
garage, close In. Price $1400. Will
tale $100 down, balance easy.
407
a. atain, Meaiora.
LADY, 30, wants work housekeeplnf.
Cecilia Cox, 826 W. 13th St.
When In HOLLYWOOD.
Live at the lovely '
HOTEL
CHRISTIE
In tuk heart el ererjlhinf. Smart
shops, unique theatres. Rob dhow,
with world lamon. morl. at.n.
Twenty mlnnte. rem the oae.a.
Downtown Los Angele. twenty-ftr.
minutes Sumptuous luxurious
Hotel Christie, boautUnl Holljrweed. ,
6724 Hollywood Bird.
ISO, Manager
anu n. c. mgw.j;i ui v-mhim buu , -
Mr. and Mrs. R B. Smith of Etna.
kitosia.