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PA'flE TTCtf JfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGOX. FRIDAY, MARCH. 2, 1931. Medford Mail Tribune "Et-ryona in Soutlwn Ortgoa Read, thi Mail Trlburvt" bJy Eictpt Saturday PutjlUhed by MEDKOHIl I'RISTINU CO. flB.9f.20 N. Fir 8L BUBEKT IV. KUIIU Editor An Independent Newpaper Entered as iNODd data matUff at Uedford. Orffoo, UDdir Aet of Hard, 8, UTS. 8UHHCKIPTI0N HATB8 By Mail Id Adtuxa Daily, oat reir 5.00 Dally, all toutof...... S.T6 Daily, oot monll) 80 By Carrier lo Arttanee Medford, Ashland. JaeksooflUa, Ctetral Potot, Pboeoii, Talent, Gold Ell) and oo Ultfavayt. Daily, on yea; ; tt.OU Dally, alt (Dontftl.., 1.25 Daily, one monib .60 AU tenia, eaib lit tdraoee. Official paper of ttta City or Medford. Official paper of Jackson County. IIEMBEK i) THE ABfiOClATEl) PHKftB Recelrtnt Full Leued Wire Senlce ItM Aiioelateo Preu la eiclwtltely entitled to the dm for publication of all newt dlipitehee credited to It or otherwtie credited In thla paper and also to tot locaj new puMuhed herein. All rlfhta for publication of ipedal dltpatebae bereln are auo referred. tlEMBF.ll Or UNITED PKK88 uemb:h op sunn buuead or CIKCUUT10.VB Adwtuint K.preMtitatlrtt H. C MOIiF.NSEN k COMPANT Ofnco Id Nee York. Cnieuo, Detroit, Bts PwkUu lot Angele, Sejttl. Portland. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur rerry. A portion of the upstaU press ha discovered that rowdyism prevalle la beer-Joint and glnmllls, hard by their city limits. ThU la atrange. Ho aouc-i mey expecwa prayer tiici.i.iev' Considerable excitement waa oc euloned yeaterday, by a property owner starting the work of painting hla house with bis personal funds, Instead of .government money. A candidate for Oovernor, In whose bosom throbs only the noblest pur poses, and a mighty ardor for the welfare of his kind, in pants and ' skirt will be bore next week, to right everything that unnerves the! people. He will concentrate on the saving the farmer, while hl-Jacklng him out of his vote. Street corner mining and plowing Is two weeks ahead of normal owing to the mild winter. The first fib of the campaign has ! been fibbed, and Is the forerunner , of a number of bloodcurdling, thrill ing, and sensational lies, that will I mature In April. Dewey Hill, the Prospect hired man and hillbilly towned Wed. trying to find an open place In the timber, where the Prospect ball team could play ball, and never win a game the coming season. ... Who remembers the good old days, when a sunny day caused ciuceni feet to Itch snd they ottered to trade JO acres and a cow for a ard-hand 4d? A Kansas boy of four summers shot hla grandmother, aged 88 years. Mol lycoddles argue that a boy should be five yeara old, before allowed to tote a, six-shooter. " ' ... ' According to dog license receipt, there are only 17 doga In this town This ahould result In an audit of the dogs. It la alleged .that the figure la hy three zeroes. The bride and groom have been the best of friends for several I months." (Del Norte Triplicate). Then they played other. Joke on each ' j The return of Rasputin to the 1 front pages, recalls that once he wss I the "brain trust" of Russia, and the Czar was under his thumb. A monk. he exercised a baneful Influence over the Czarina. Rasputin. waa be-whla- kered and ornery. He was muKterod According to the movie version ot his demise, e.hlhlted hem some I months hence, this was accomplished by feeding him three cakes, each with enough cyanide to kill a horse. Devouring the poisoned delicacy lett him In a atupor, and eaay to ahoot I I through the heart. Then It we onlv Addison's Spectator. Wonder If J. P. necessary to fire three more bullet Morgan ever talked baby talk to any Into hla body, and hit him In the one. Those fellowa who atep from head with a loaded cane, before he ! doorwaya and call Buddy. Could It waa dead. The murderera then dump ed him through a hole In the Ice. over a rler that flowa through Pet rograd. Rasputin wss quite obstin ate about dying. Because General Sun Tien-ylng. at- 1 tempting to capture Nlngsla city, I old-timers. George M. Cohan, for continues serious fighting. Inflicting Instance. In holding a song he sang heavy casualties on Ma Hung-Kwel s over the air recently, a close-up re defenders, Wsr Minister Ho Ylng-' vealen his hand pitching In wild ehlng announce at Pelplng that Gen- . tremor, aral Sun la formally divested of his' ., . " . title of commender of the Forty-first 1 k Sv'n ,hr,1"r ' "'n Army ot the Central Government. ' h,ve """"h""" n gsng.ter tic He I discontinuing the general's "on' W,,h ,h movl" ""1 M11? monthly allowance of 8330.0O0 punishment for his disobedience (Press Dispatch). More Inhuman pun lehment by the heathen Chinese. Hlll-wllllams report that the spring I machine gun at the expense of Inno coyotes are cavorting In the chaparral ! ' children and whose coursge Is by day, and being mistaken for CCC I ,1y font liquor and drugs, quartet In the evrntng. I . . , . , . , j! have picked up a morning bow- O. H. Bengtacn, a practicing attor- ln acquaintance with a group of ney. has been admitted to the bar. ahllls two women snd three men In and will not have to practice any' 'au,n. ,-.11, un uuwi vitu aiKi criin lna). , tnna-a u win k.ik .1 - Br.tlih Mm Interest have derMrd to prevnt Shakespearean play In i tha tSsKJts. Personal Health Service iiy William Signed letters pertalnliif to personal health and hygiene not Co dis ease diagnosis or treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady il stamped .rlf-addrersed envelope) Is enclosed. Letters should be nrlef and written in ink. Owing to the large number ot we red. No reply can be made to a a a resi ur. .viuiam Brady, 263 El caiuino, Beverly Hills, cal. SKILL M A PRE Life Is short snd the srt Is long: experience Is fallacious snd Judgment difficult, said Hlppokrates. the Father of Medicine. Twenty-two cen turies later Goe the rehashed It to aay that op portunity Is tran sient. Longfellow worked the same thought Into his Psslm of Life and according to my guide, counsellor and constant playmate, Bart' lett, bless his heart, even old Chaucer used a dash 01 It In his "The Assembly of Fowle" "the lyfe so short, the craft so long to lerne." cross my heart, X had almost a poetic thought to express concerning skill In medicine, but what's the use, Htp- pokrates ssld It all, and these small fry have beat me to It. Just the same, what a tremendous difference skill makes In a doctor! Southern woman writes: About two years sgo 1 began to have my tonsils extirpated by electric diathermy, since you so highly recommend It. I was then 63 years old. and not very strong. I selected Dr. . (The doctor the lady names is an eye, ear, nose and throat spec ' lallat of good standing, though I do not know whether he Is skilled In diathermy extirpation ot the tonsils.) After nearly four weary months he thought I'd have no more trouble. The pain In my neck end eara did clear up considerably, but by the fall my tonsil stumps were sore, snd I began to feel the old patna and am anxious to try diathermy again! There are three specialists here who do that work (the lady names them) Csn you suggest which of these I should go to? The other specialists here end my family doctor do not recommend ota thermy. But really I am afraid to have my tonsils cut out. So that 'la why I want a man who can do the Job right this time. The public la reluctsnt to lesrn, except by painful experience, that It Is better sense to choose a skilled man the first time, even though you fear the doctor may charge a fair fee for his skill. Thts womsn's fear of the ordinary tonsil operation Is entirely warranted. NEW YORK DAY BY DAY BY O.O.McIntyre NEW YORK. Msrch a. Thought while trollIng: Tnose winnows ui cashew nuts make a fellow want .to sneeze. A r t h ur Brisbane and Deems Taylor have the same t o w e r Ing fore heads." That wag depositor who pulls his pocket Inside out when ever he passes the closed Hsrrl man bank. One word de scription of Ruth C h a 1 1 erton whlmpery. Cho- rus girls can sustain ronversatlon all evening with Just one line "Aren't .,,.. mrn,. to clinch a stage pat I, learned to play the plsno and sing In two months. Whatever became of Josle Collins? Albert Laaker never misses a new movie. Spooky the way a window curtain fllea up whenever I get lost I In reverie. And scares me silly. It 1 were a saetcner oi mptruinnw.i type. I'd plant my easel In Bryant nark at min-down. Abe Lyman's x- prenaive hsnds. Jim Carroll a fnt cigar. Bernard Baruch'a offhand ease. The Globe always reminds me of a press agent taking me to an actress' dress ing room for sn interview, knocking and Inquiring: "Are you decent?" The first time I ever heard the stage Idiom for "Are you dressed?" Dnro- thy Olsh and June Lllllbrldge look alike. One of my favorite people Dick Patterson. Of all my booka I think I prize moet a 48-cent second hand be they take me for Buddy Rogers? I thought tremulous Helen Morgsn was the only public performer whose graceful hands fluttered like aspen leavea before the audience. But It seems such nervousness atfecta some !"""' "" " w. me cn.nnr. of glorification now narrows to tsb- I loids. The gangster, from Gyp the I Blood to Legs Dlsmond has proved a miserable aort of rat, who uses a 3h t '7- Jewelry auction room In West nd;'!1; h" ""Proved greatly sine last Mi r. r 1 nil strri iaa aniiii 11 rkinfm 1- - to group about the auctioneer and ' iook uxe customers. Alter frequently passing tht plac at that time of day looking In. I tinslly .snn to bow nd they to return It, Thar la Urady, M.D. ' letters received only a few can be an queries not conforming to Instructions. CIOIS THING In fact, If I am not sadly misinform ed about the pathology Involved, any one ahould think twice before sub mitting to removal of the tonsils by the old-fashioned method, guillotine and snare, under general anesthesia. To-wlt, first about the risk to life Involved In every such operstlon: and second, about the soreness of throat and complete or partial disability In evltably attending such a crude as- sault. I aay crude advisedly and am prepared to Justify the term by the records. Diathermy has Its fsllures or dls appointments, psrtlcularly when the operator lacks skill, and heaven knows a lot ot unskilled operators sre dab-' bllng In this field, even shysters who are not medically qualified at all. Olven a skilled operator, diathermy is the one best bet for such cases ss this southern correspondent describes QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Chewing the Rag. Please tell me how I can stop my three-yeaj-old son from chewing the sheet, pillow case or any linen or cot ton cloth he can reach. M. B. Answer Rinse sll such linens with a decoction of quassia. Steep or boll an ounce of quassia chips In a quart of water. This mskes a very bitter taste, which the youngster will not like at all. Photography. Is It harmful to work with photo graphic chemicals, such as in print ing and developing. In the home? Atter working with these about two weeks I developed a chest cold . R. H. Ordinarily there la no Injury to health Involved In such work. Heaven knows what a "chest cold" may be. Gargle. Is It hsrmful to gargle aalt water regularly before going to bed? You state tha( when dlsesse germs are killed by an antiseptic the defense germs are killed with them. If this is so would I be opening the throat to Infection If I discontinued gargling salt wster? H. T. ' Answer No, child. I stated no such thing. What I said Is that any thing that kills disease germs In the bodv tissues Is quite ss likely to de stroy the cells of the tissues, too. I should not Insult my own tnroai ay gargling with salt snd water. (Copyright, 1034, John r. Dine uo.) tid. Note: Readers wishing to communicate with Dr. Brady should send letters direct to Dr William Brady. M. D 8B5 El Ca mlno.. Beverly Hills. Cal. comic sheeplehness about them, the guilty flush of "After all, we must make a living." And, too, they get to meet all klnda of people. So msny delightful vistas greet the eye of the New York saunterer. i think especially of those bonfires of red at the foot of every cross street at sundown. To the sentimental, sll the city's faulty helter-skelter be comes suddenly precious. Sunsets will always to the impressionable give a new clutch to the unknowable. They are beacons of something far beyond, a heavenly testsment of sf fectlon thst somewhere all Is well. I know msny sunset lovers George Gershwin, Chsrles M. Schwsb. Doris Kenyon. Tom Mix and others whose names at the moment are fugitive. One unforgettsble sunset, a long swing back In time, wss from a Banta Fe observstlon platform crossing Ari zona desert. The occupant of the only other chair was a fat. roughlsh fellow I did not then know person slly. but the world knew as Fatty Arbucklo. Under the prismatic spell of the dying splendor he sat rigid until the landscape was eclipsed by dusk. The train lights came on. He waa wiping away a tear hurriedly. clumsily. And through all the vicissi tudes he later pnssed I could never somehow believe he was bsd as pslnted. He loved the sunset. Msjor Edward Bowes Is sxtpremely militaristic. He thinks In the pre cise formstlons of squsds and pla toons and his vsat affairs are meticu lously orderly. His friends aay Jok ingly when he waa elevated to high rank hla pajamaa were epauleted and he went to aleep with hla aword. Any way when hla lovely wife, the former Margaret Iltlngton. thanked friends for a profusion of flowers sfter a surgical operation her cards read: Mrs. Major Operstlon Bowes thanka you very much!" (Copyright, 1834, MrNaught Syndi cate. Inc.) SEVERE EARTHQUAKE HITS CHILEAN COAST SANTIAGO, Chile. March. 2. (API A severe curt hq nuke which shook an area ranging 1000 miles along the Chilean cost wan reported today to have wrought extensive dainsge. The quake, felt for two and one half minutes late yesterday, got in tt most damaging blows at Valdlva. Temuco and Puerto Montt. No casualties were reported. A church and many houses were partly destroyed by the quake at Naclmlento. An extreme heat wave preceded the shocks there. Oregon Heather. Cloudy tonight and Saturday: rsln west portion: cooler tonight; fresh and strong southwest and west winds offshore. The agricultural department of the University of Kentucky says the I outlook for tobacco growers In that Completion of the Los Angeles Colorado river aqueduct will provide a water supply for scores of canyon In the California desert suitable for winter home. Comment on the Day's News By FRANK JENKINS ' VTBSTBRDAY was NRA day In Wash Ington, as of course you noted In the news. Genersl Johnson, fiery ss always, dared its critics to "cut loose with snythlng they had to aay about the organization's errors, mistakes aud blunders,' and then turned (ln and roundly denounced "dishonest criti cisms.' HAT Is dishonest criticism NRA? Well, this writer would say It n criticism by one who professes to fear that NRA won't work, but who really fears It WILL. pvOONALD RICHBERG, NRA coun sel, emphasized Its progrsm as one of economic revolution but not political revolt. "Some people,' he aald, "may prefer marching blackshlrts, brownshlrta or redshlrts, but we In NRA believe In marching toward the old goal of the greatest happiness for the greatest number of people.' pHAT Is well said. If NRA brings about the great est happiness for the greatest number of people, It will be one of the world's greatest achievements'. After si!, the greatest good to the greatest number Is the REAL purpose or all honest government. GEORGE H. HOUSTON, president representing the National Association of Manufacturers, aald Industry hu oo-operated with NRA. The big prob lem, he added, la whether It la pos sible to increase wages as fast u prices. That IS a problem. If wages aren't advanced as fast as prices, NRA will bog down and the return of pros perlty will bog down along with It. To have prosperity, we must sell more goods, and we can't sell more goods unless people have the money with which to buy. OLAKS for a great International uisjunBi nvui l an uuiino, nmstili, up beyond the Arctic circle, to Mexico City, down In the tropics, are again under discussion. Hens In Oregon, there would he three alternative routes The Dalles- Callfornla highway, the Pacific high way and the Oregon Coast highway, The real problem, of course, doesn't lie in Washington, Oregon and Cali fornia, which have plenty of roads. The problem Is in Alaska, Canada and Mexico. II ERE In Oregon, Washington and California, a great international highway from Alaska to Mexico sounds good to us. We wouldn't have to HELP PAY for it. XHIS writer" a few weeks back. listened to a pilot of one of the great air lines airing his views on this same Alaska to Mexico highway, whose sponsors are already looking beyond Mexico City and seeing Buenos Aires, down In the Argentine, as the terminus. Hs was frankly cynical. "Why." he said, "long before such a road could ; even begin to be completed the air- j plane will have taken the place of the automobile as a vehicle for long distance travel, and the airplane DOESN'T NEED roads. J ELI EVE him or not. Just as you choose. It certainly doesn't sound reason able that the airplane will displace the antomoblle. but then It didn't sound reasonable a few decades back that the automobile would displace the horse and buggy, j But It did. ' ' There are about 11 head of live stock In Montana for each man. wo man and child In the state. D. A, Cleveland, orchardlst of Wea laco, Texas, made fence posts of palm trees killed by a hurricane. He sawed t.he trunks off and covered them with cement. Air Official Jailed L. H. BHttln, vie president 0' Northwest Almaya. wtnt to aii (or 10 daya for contempt ot thi United States senate. He and hi vat "too brok" to appeal tht cast. iAsaoclattd PrM Phot IkilK'I sarvv- r- VICTIMS IN AIRLINER CRASH One woman, Miss Mary Carter (right), a stewardess, and Mlchl gan mayor, J. J. Sterling (left), executive of Benton Harbor, were in cluded In the party of eight persons who died In the crash of a giant transport plane in a snow-covered pasa near Salt Lake City, Associ ated Press Photos) rfi W rfrlie?fimws (Continued ttutn page one) The homestcadlng plan and the Peek export bank are two White House pro grams he helped to put over recently. One of the young Anthony advo cates, Tom Corcoran, out-argued the Wall street lawyers on the stock mar ket regulation bill at the senate com mittee hearing the other day. In opening the five days of free criticism against the NRA. General Johnson made a speech Inferring that sll NRA critics were crooks and then Invited them to step forward and speak their criticism. The bonusltes In the house were trying to save themselves from their predicament by passing around word that Mr. Roosevelt would let the bonus bill become a law without his signature. That Is why he sent that second letter to Speaker Ralney. stat ing he did not do things that way. Announcement will be made soon that the CCC will let some of It boys go April 1. Bernard Baruch was a White House dinner guest tho other night. It was the first time he has been around In months. Sicily produced about 95 per cent of the world's sulphur supply before the development of American mines In 1905. Marines' New Chier Major General John H. Russell (above) was named by President Roosevelt to succeed Major General Ben H. Fuller as commandant of the marines. (Associated Preai Photo) K r Following A. D. Lewis Jr. On His Trip West in NEW CHRYSLER AIRFLOW First Airflow Delivery on the Pacific Coast wwi ut wtnw re rTT m enmurt rr cwnani m tvoGctnu cosctanw m mm WESTERN SS UNION EL PASO, TEXAS, MARCH 1 H FLANGE ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC MEDFORD. OREGON CHRYSLER OK SEVEN HUNDRED MILES TODAY FOURTEEN HOURS STOP NEARLY HAVE TO CALL COPS EVERY TIME I STOP AS NO CARS IN SOUTH YET STOP WILL ARRIVE IN MEDFORD MONDAY OR SOONER STOP THESE CHRYSLERS SURE ARE SOME CARS. AD LEWIS, JR. See Mr. Lewis' Itinerary On the Big Maps at Armstrong Motors, Inc., the Medford Cham ber of Commerce and the AAA Office. LIONEL BARRYMORE IN POWERFUL ROLE Powerful In theme, sweeping In scope, and imposing in cast, "One Man's Journey" now st the Studio theater, Is acclaimed as one of the most Impressive films ever to come from Hollywood. Starring Lionel Barrymore In a role replete with drama and human In terest, the picture tells the story of a country doctor. Notice to Creditors. In the County Court of the State of Oregon in and for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of George Smith Gordon, Deceased Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has by Order of the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County been duly ap pointed Administrator of the Estate of George Smith Gordon, deceased and has duly qualified as such Ad ministrator. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified and required to present the same, duly verified as provided by law, to O. H Bengtson. 126 East Main Street, Mti ford. Oregon, before the expiration of six months from the date hereof. Dated Medford, Oregon, February 23rd, 1934. O. H. BENGTSON. Administrator of the Estate of George Smith Gordon, deceased. BOGGS AND BENGTSON. Attorneys for Estate of Oeorge Smith Gordon, deceased. 126 Eajt Main Street, Medford, Oregon. Summons, In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon in and for Jackson County. Jackson County Building and Loan Association, an Ore?on building and loan corporation, piomtiii, vs. Otto H. Dalkey and Effie Dalkey, hufc b.ind and wife; Wllford Walker and Beula Walker, husband and wife; P. H. McKlnnls; also all other per sons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or In terest in or to the real estate de scribed herein. Defendants. To: Otto H. Dalkey and Effle Dal key. husband wife: also all other per sons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest- in or to the real estate described herein. In the name of the State of Ore jgon. you and each of you are hereby j required to appear and answer the : Complaint of the Plaintiff on file herein against you, or otherwise plead thereto, within four (4) weeks from j the date of the first publication of this Summons. You are hereby notified that iV you fall to appear and answer the Com- I plaint of the Plaintiff as required herein, or otherwise plead thereto. Plaintiff will teke a Decree against you for the relief demanded In said Complaint, which Is succinctly stated as follows: A Judgment and decree foreclosing the Plaintiffs mortgage on property situated and being in the County of Jackson, State of Oregon, and de scribed as follows, to-wlt: Lot number seven (71. Block number thirty-two (32) In the Town of Central Point. Oregon, according ; to the official plat thereof, now of ' record. This Summons fs published in the Medford Mall Tribune, Medford. Ore con, by Order of the Honorable H. D. Norton. Judpe of the above en titled Court, duiv made on the 1st dav of March. 1934. The data or the first publication of this Summons is the 2nd day of March. 1934. j BOGOS AND BENGTSON. 1 Attorneys for Plaintiff, 12fl East Main Street, Medford, Oregon. trtiswuintii Might o Time (Medford and Jackson County History From the Files of The Mall Tribune of 20 and 10 Vearr Ago.) TEN TEARS A(i(l TODAY March 1934 (It was Sunday) Rain fall over the valley, with some snow In the hills. Shortage of help tor spring house cleaning. Medford defeata Ashland. 19 to 11, In second game ot annual series. Ashland team and rooters go Into a frenzy when locals stall last three minutes of play. Kt K. Kubli to open campaign for U. S. senator In home town of Jack sonville. Mayor Baker of Portland, also aspirant for the same office, ad dresses Medford mothers on the care of children. Hilt. Cal., resident fined 200 for possession of a pint of liquor, ob jects to size of penalty and is re fused a cut. Orchardlst report shortsge ot la bor for early, aprlng work. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY March 2, 1914 (It was Sunday) California bandit is given 30 years ' for stealing a dime and kiss from Los Angeles girl. Local woman la robbed of her dia monds in Fresno, Cal. Members of "The Sleepy Seventh" i face court martial for failure to drill j and report for federal inspection. Major Hammel of Portland arrivea 1 for trial. Four members have never! been to drill, but have never missed a pay day or a summer trip to Fort $1.00 Special 12 cans Skippy Dog 3 Pkgs. B-K 2 lbs. Lawn Seed and 1 Pkg. Lawn Morecrop Special Laying Mash, F. E. SAM Phone 833. SATURDAY Sweaters, each $1.00 Slips, each ,$1.00 Dancettes, each $1.00 Wash Dresses, each $1.00 Hats, each $1.00 Kiddie Wash Dresses, each ... .$1.00 House Slippers, each $1.00 Spending dollars in our Shop means a saving of dollars THE BAND BOX & SHOE BOX "The Store that Saves you Money" 223 East 6th Street -4 Great Community L hk M dollar mm H DAY pQ mi stores I0y m Saturday g ' . Uatrh the Mull Tribune Wfflffiffi for Outstanding Dollar iiir Pay Barmtn: LP Stevens. The move creates more ex. cltement "tlan Col. Tengwald's war scare telegram." Eighteen volunteer firemen turn in their resignations because city will not pay for their telephone. SI. MARKS CALLS REV. E. S. BARTLAM The St. Mark's Episcopal church of this city has extended a call to the Very Rev. E. S. Bartlam, dean of the Pro-Cathedral of Sacramento, Ca., to become rector of the local church to take the place of the Rev. Wm. B. Hamilton, who has resigned. It was announced today. Dean Bartlam is very highly rec ommended as a very efficient and earnest churchman and the vestry of St. Mark's hopes that he will ac cept this call. The total value of all agricultural products grown in Louisiana annually Is estimated at ft200.000.000. 25c MEALS 11 a. m. to 8 p. m. Home Cooking Best of Coffee KOFFEE KUP Opposite Roxy Theater Food $1.00 ....$1.00 .$1.00 $1.70 per cwt. 229 N. Riverside atr.irrastritWrfii'rrid
