MEDFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1934
PAGE FIVE
Local and Personal
Lav Saturday JoMph Sowell lets
by train Saturday viiig tor M
traez, Oal.
Burt Visit J. M, Burt et Portland
rrifd thU morning oa the Ore
gociaa ar.d la spending ti day Sn
Medford attending to oualna,
In Ixw ABltelea Mlaa Wicker !"
oa 1 spending a ! in loa An
(e!ea, Tlsiting with friend, and it ex
$wted to return Wednesday,
Kocner Here I. Kocher, talnmat
tet, arrived in Medford on official
buelneaa from the south thii morn
ing. RuiwlJ Arrive F, E. Russell ol
Oaklajsd, Ca!., srriwd this morning
es the Shasta to spend the day her
ftttending to business.
Bp ports to Potlm W, A, HSggm
feotham of Central Point; reported tu
City police that the mofcometer was
removed from his car at SOI Nort&
Central avenue, Saturday night,
At Sir Franets Drake Word received
tram San Francisco today said that
O, Z. Garrett of this city register?!
t the Sir Francis Drake hotel on
December I.
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From Portland Among those ho
ri?ed this morning by train was B.
Ii. Berry of Portland, who is spending
the day In Medford attending to in
surance business,
Colton Returns Sam Coltoa of the
Office Supply Co., returned this morn
ing on the Oregonian, after attend
ii3 the Medford-Washington high
school football gams in Portisnd,
Heme Kemofleled Mr, and Mrs,
Gordon Kershaw have moved into
their remodeled home at Kershaw or
chard northeast of Medford. Plans
for the vrorfc were drawn by Leslie
VanBoren.
Ottomans Return Ruth and Robert
Ottoman returned Sunday everting by
train after spending the Thanksgiving
fcclidaya In Portland, where they at
tended the football game Thanksgiv
ing day.
Robinson Back Rex Robinson, In
structor In forensics at Senior h!gn
school, reutrned last evening by train
from Portland, where he attended ths
, game last Thursday, and visited over
the holidays.
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Returns to School Chauncey Brew
er, . who has been spending the
Thanksgiving holidays at his home in
this city, returned south Sunday even
, Ing by train. He Is attending school
ftt Menlo Park, Cal,
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Released from -Tali Andrew Cogh-
Jan, 55, of Camp Appleg&te, CCC, was
released from the city jail to return
to his camp, after being arrested by
city police Saturday night en charges
of being drunk in a public piaee,
Mrs. Goff Returns Mrs. W. I.
Goff returned this morning on the
Oregonian from Portland, having
spend Thanksgiving in that city with
fcer parents, Mr, and Mrs, R, R, May
field, Returns from North W. B, Robin-
ton and M. W. VanScoyoc, both of
ihia city, returned today by train,
after spending the Thanksgiving holi
days 'isiting in Portland with rela
Back from Game Members of the
fcigh school football team who return
ed today by train from Portland
saving stayed over since the Thanks
giving day game, were Walt Young
nd Bob Fowler,
Mirror Stolen Emerson Merrick of
this citythis city reported to city
police that the mirror was stolen
from hia car Saturday night as the
vehicle was parked at Riverside and
Main streets,
McDonald Improved O. W. McDon
)d of this city, who la a patient is
St, Vincent's hospital at Portland, Is
much improved, according to word
received by his family in Medford
Mr. McDonald underwent an opera
tic a week ago.
Return from South Mrs. Winfleid
S&lley, Miss Anne Purucker and Miss
France Green were among those who
arrived from the south this morning
by train, They viited for several
days with friends and relative in
Can Francisco,
Mts Elfert Returns MSs Edna
Sttert returned to Medford on Sun
day from Napa, Cat, where she wes
called early last Wednesday morninft
by the death of her brother-in-law.
Fred Leigh Swlnson, who wa klUi-d :
In an aufcomobU accident.
Visits Here L, E. Hlnman of Port
land, who is enroute horns from
business trip to Washington, D, C, is
Tlflting In Medford for two days, hav
ing arrived this morning on the
Shasta. Mr. H:r.mnn is guest at tb
heme of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I.
E. Kinman of 913 West Nineteenth:
afreet.
Hera Saturday Superintendent
Paul Thompson of Camp Wimer, CCC,
was Medford business visitor Sat
urday, i'nderfioes Operation Beverly 4e&n
Sailey of Medford underwent a major
operation today at the Community
hospital,
To Meet Tonight The Veterans of
Foreign Wars and the Auxiliary will 1
hold their regular meeting this' even
ing at 8 o'clock in the Armory.
...
Return Sunday Mrs. B. R. Elliott f
find daughter reutrned Sunday even- j
ing from Portland, where they wit- j
iesse& the football game last Thurs-
day.
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Return from Portland Dr. W. G.f
Bishop and three sons returned Sun-!
day from Portland, where they at-;
tended the Thanksgiving football j
game,
fn the Hospital June Vrom&n is a :
patient at the Community hospital j
itceivlng medical care, Frank Runtz :
is also in the hospital for medical
treatment, - ;
From Medford Miss Nana Matnsy
of Medford la a house guest of Mr.j
and Mrs. W. J, Hess on D street. Miss ;
Matney is an aunt of Mrs, Hess,
Grants Pass Dally Courier.
Reported III Project Superintend- ;
ent B. J. Parker of Carberry Creek
CCC camp, who I on leaye at Pors-:
land, Is reported ill with pneumonia,!
and is not expected to be able to
return for several days,
Meeting Is Tuesday A regular
meeting of the poet office clerk's aux
iliary will be held Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs, Richard Slngkr,
27 Rose avenue, it was announced
tocay. Mrs, Stagier and Mrs, Stanley
Sherwood will be hostesses.
Nearly Completed The new forest
service warehouse, located on Mc An
drews road, will be occupied tomorrow
by 20 workmen, who will complete
the interior work, it was announced
today. Cost of the entire project will
approximate $20,000,
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Return Sunday Morning Mr, and
Mrs. E. C. Jerome, Mr, and Mrs, O. O.
Alenderfer, Mr, and Mrs. A, B, Cun
ningham returned Sunday morning by
train from Portland, where they were
among Medford rooters at' the high
school football game last Thursday,
Close Brass Roil Mr, and Mrs,
Frank Feise, proprietors of the Bra
Rail, announced that the beer parlor
has been closed for the winter, hav
ing discontinued operation Satttrday
night, Mr, and Mrs, Feise expect to
ave soon to spend the winter in
Florida,
Stolen from Car An overcoat and
pair of pigskin gloves were stolen
from a car belonging to 3. E. Trent of
Evans creek CCC camp, early SunJ&y
morning, It was reported to city po
lice The car, from which the pat -ins,
lights were also removed, was
parked at Sixth and Riverside,
Mahler In Medford M. F. Mohlcr
3f the U, 8. department of commerce,
division of airways, Washington, D.
C. arrived in Medford Saturday to
spend several weeks making improve
ments at the government radio sta
tion on the south Pacific highway,
aeaks at Hlsh School Mrs, Vtr
ginia Judy Esfcerly, assistant to the
president of Serlpps college, Clar
mont, Cai,t arrived on this morning's
Shasta, to speak at an assembly at
Senior high school this afternoon.
She will return south this evening
?r Tuesday morning.
Forfeits Ball Ira Lee Bradley, 1,
of Glendora, Cal forfeited 10 cash
bail this morning in justice court,
when he failed to appear before Jus
tice of the Peace William R. Coleman
on charges of non-possession of an
Oregon license, Bradley was arrested
on the Pacific highway near Ashland
by state police Sunday, and was ihn
leased on ball.
Own Rare iMpe Collection
WILBUR, Wash. UF A collec
tion of tobacco pipes, bellavcd one
of the largest in the United States,
is owned by Frands M&dsen of Wil
bur, Madsen owns several meer
schaums over 200 years old. One en
graved and mounted in silver bears
the name of its owner and the date
1740,
INN'S BURGLAR
GIVEN 3.5 YEARS
IN STATEJISON
(Continued from page one.)
laries ef th senior high school.
junior high school, Huson's What
Kot,1 the Ivy street market, the
Bungalow store, Medford Shoe Repair
Shop, the Knighta of Pythias hall.
the West Side Pharmacy, Montgomery
Ward store, on two occasions, and the
Christian church, la the Christian
church burglary, the communion
wine was drunk, the statement says.
The district attorney informed the
court that Stringer's record started as
a boy, and includes two reform school
terms,
Isnard Clark, 33, companion ef
Stringer, in the Mann store robbery,
who entered a plea of guilty, was
granted a temporary suspended sen
tence with the proviso, you get work,
when you can, and apply yourself
diligently to it, pay your parent for
board," and "indulge in self-help
efforts.
The district attorney recommended
that Ciark be "regulated is the use
of bis parents suto, which he drives
when he feels like it,
The court told Clark, "I do not like
your attitude. The suspended sen
tence is given with the understanding
it can be revoked and sestece pass
ed, whenever the court receive an
unfavorable report on your conduct,"
Buelah Wilcox, 38, and Stanley
Howard, 21, charged with receiving
stolen goods, in connection with the
Mann store robbery, were each grant
ed suspended sentences. Both entered
guilty pleas. Both are first offenders.
The court declared the W 13 cox gM
'ia more to be pitied than censured,"
and that both "were under the domi
nating influence of Stringer,"
John A. Perl spoke in behalf sf
Clark, saying J know hi parents
well, and the young man Is good
worker when he can get employment."
Attorney E E, Kelly spoke in behalf
of Miss Wilcox, Clark and Howard,
urging closely regulated suspended
sentences.
Now at Rialto
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PI ,mgmi
for th affection sf Mt Moore, nt nf I 1 f rtF4!Til i Fl K :
Mon B S th JUted opata War Of I j lUL M ( J M
SLir.&s. m Hi ULLo Uilii I r, III,
TUESDAY FOR VOTE
ON SEWAGE PLANT
" One Night of Lovt" will write
screen history, not only for its sheer
i beauty and thrill but for it revet-
ttca is th pera on of Grace Moore,
: a woman f ecstatic allnr. with a
j voice that holds a promise of new
thru to for million of picture-goers-
Wall St. Report
J Cunt 1:3 fma pa sbsj
The test of
NEW YORK, Dee, S. t Ineen- I tej tn bond and wttt b !
Tea tor an Immediate reanmntton of government t t per
advance appeared lacking n to- i cut
wnman a omotions ! tfav'a atork mark i rtw nt "jnwot tor WW KW ttatta mu
tlurtng the iate condtct brtwwn - Incttned to jlrlft moderatrty towar. I" yi oiiinrupjiitu o prr
ttfma ta the theme thfnd Ann Hart-1 Tradlsag waa telatively H ana no ,h8 Pm water rate, In other
ing'a aturrfng picture, "Th Poon-i aection of Me Hut sn niojected tot" "h
tain," coming to the Blalto theater I rn prtsaur. Tt cee aa aome- j olt f
tomorrow. I what my. Transfer ajjro3lm?ed j J
Torn between two worthv lovea, 1 140J rtarte, 8 "nlM afMO h'MMt a motfwr.
Aan Hurting easay. the rote ot girt Tooay closing orice for Si aeiett- P6 SKpoal plant, It t oit poa,
interned m neutral Holland to com- j t stocks follow;
pany with & sehooldsy sweetheart, j, chem, S Dye.... ,
Am, Can ,,:
When the husband returns a dia-Am. pgs psw
auied snen of hta former sew, wve
Induced by pity clashes with her
more spontaneous love to rend her
heart unmercifully.
Playing opposite Ann Harding is
Brian Aherne. talented tr of the
English screen, who Is sees as
British aviator who rekindles in the
breast of the woman & passion long
repressed, Paul Lukaa plays the sym
pathetic role of the husband who
returns to find the woman he adores
estranged by an Inevitable romance.
"The Fountain is the screen ver
sion of the literary gem written by
the famous English critic and author,
Charles Morgan, Others in the cast
are Jean Hershelt, Halph Forbes, Vio
let Kemble-Cooper and Sara Haden.
Craierianfs New
- Musical Show Is
Hti With Crowds s$, on cai.
A, T, & T.
Anaconaa
Afech, T, & S, F, ,
Besdtx Avis,
Beth, Steel .
California Pack g ,
Caterpillar Ttfict,
Chrysler
Cotsl, Sol?, ,
Curt-Wright
D is Pont
G-ea, TooiU
Geo, Mot.
lot Harvest.
1. T. 4c T. .
Johns-Mas,
Penney f J,
laniy Ward
North Amer.
Fhimpa Fat .
Eadlo
Sou, P&o, ,
St-d, Brands ,
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DRAMATICS CLASS
TO OPEN CONTEST
Angua Bowmer, professor of drama
ties at the Southern Oregon Norma!
school will conduct & training meet
ing in dramatic at the December
meeting of the J&ekaos County Re
creation ciufe, December 5, at 8 p. m.
TWa dramrttica meeting will launch
the mmml Jackson county play con
test held between the granges and
rural organizations of the county,
and sponsored by the home econom
ics extension service, tinder snper
Tlalon of Mabel O, Mack, home dem
onstration agent.
All granges and other community
organizations are welcome to enter
the piay contest, A list of plays for
the 1934 contest is available at the
extension office, copies of any of the
nlay may be borrowed from the
home demonstration agent for a
period of three daya for reading and
play selections.
Play directors ahoutd be chosen as
soon as possible in every organisation
planning to enter the contest. All
director and prospective easts wilt
find the training meeting under Mr,
Bowmer' direction exceedingly help
ful in the selection of plays and easts,
and the solving sf rehearsal and stag
ing problems.
Results of the former county eon
tests hsve been gratifying in a yery
noticeable Improvement in loeal pre
sentations and a finer appreciation
throughout the county In selection
and production of plays.
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sttjl that Mate, health mthatttle
I may enforce same. In addition to
this, with th present sepMe tank,
jthe rtty la liable to lawsuit.
. The building of a modem plant
will protect the future health of the
community, a the present septic
tank Is a menace snd might bring
about epidemics,
T, By pawing th bond issue and
erecting a modern plant, Hertford
will be. keeping In step with the new t
deal of President Roosevelt, Similar f
action has been taken by many other .
cities m Oregon,
8, Finally, in order to pay for the
sewers so increase in taes veMi be
orought about, as is explained in
paragraph number 4.
SOVIET PLANNING
DIRIGIBLE SERVICE
MOSCOW l L'P ? -Or.? 0f th ftsr
eomsierelat dtrfgtW line in t&e
world will be opewd riy r.-f s i year
to spas the IJt mC,i betwees
ow? & nd Swrdtowk, ta Central
Htie sWps carry IS pwsesger and
mall, will operate on a tfma-fMe
toaai me Mnf Vr,? trip torn to
Oentral Aala in abottt Jtf hemr.
The shkp r.cs wder cor.itTur-.'r!.
a:Jl lave a ga epseEty of S.K0
qBrs meter. wSH be of a ztr.V.
t$0& typ asrf will be lowered W
A tha dSfEglIe flight will be r.cn
jtop, only emeency lasdinE mm be
Jng prowled. A msmttam mrn tor
tht ahlp t bet cstrueted at Sverd-
AW Neighbors of Woodsraft dtrt
to go ',o Grans P?. Deebcr a, sdl
3f'-B m TO8 a ss
SiPHONE GIRL'S HOBBY
S MAKING CABiHETS
st. on n, j
Much advance publicity for "One j prans Aiser
Night of Love," which opened yes-1 Union Carh
ierday at the Craterlan theater, haanlta. Aircraft
led everyone into expecting some
thing exceptional. And those whs
saw "One Klght of Leva" yesterdT
at the theater were granted the
privilege of seeing something excep
tional. Not only does it introduce new
personaHty In the person of Grace
Moore, but a radiant, sparkling per
sonality with a glorious voice that
transcends anytalnar ever heard on
the screen fce&sre. Superlatives seem
suddenly Inadequate and void o
meaning with the taste of describing
the superb thrfH Is hearing the
golden-voteed beauty Is film play
that was supposed to be Impossible.
Impossible, that Is, in drilling the
general public with grand opera.
one thommt f it rmfer. itM th- 6 & oeal hospital, Dec, 1
sfrv an .v,,,,,,. A.ri, : ?un?rM ttr.lctt were held at the
Rites Held for
Bosiwick Infant
Dorothy Caroline Bostwlete, Inftmt
daughter of Mr and Mrs. I, D. Bost
wlrls, pa3Bf d sway at the Sftered
Heart hospital Decembir 3, 19Mt
Funeral services were held at the
Medford I, G. Of F wmstftv this
afternosa at 2 :C0 sslK:k. Perls tn
charge.
Michael Infant
Funeral Today
Hazel Michael, Infant daughter st
Mr. and Mrs, toy Michael passed
girl, easy to look at In a forss
land. You admire feer courage and
sympathise with her ambition. Her
effort to train her lovely voice in
Itol? give you intriguing glimpses nf
that romantic country. You see her
practicing in a most delightful Ital
ian "tin-pan alley singing "Tru
viata. You aee her broke, singing
in a restaurant Italian folk songs.
You see her making her debut, after
the maestro had heard her sing and
lifted her frsm the restaurant in
"Carmen, And, after suspense and
heartache, ' you see her In her tri
umphal debut at the Metropolitan
tn "Madame Butterf iy, and it thrills
you whether you care a hoot for
grand opera or not. But If you ds
care, you get Jewels at asversl operse
into a modern story mors convincing
to you than any opera ever was, A
thrill? It's something you've never
experienced before.
Tullis Carmlnatl, in the role sf
the arduous maestrot deserve the
highest credit, and ntxt to Miss
Moore, turns in the most magnifi
cent performance, Lula Atbernt, aees
is many pictures, finally comes Into
his own as Carmluatl'a assistant and
his spontaneous comedy eniivena the
picture no tittle bit, Jessie Ralph
plays the busom housekeeper, iyle
Talbot la the young American rival
Medford I. D, O. P. cemetery thte
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, P-?ris In
charge
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mr, Charles S. Stoe&weli
of thi elty are the parent of a baby
hoy weighing six pound, ten ounces.
born at Puruckera Msternity home
on Than giving day Tnurays No---ember
,
San Franeisro Torkey Frlces
SAK FBANCISCO, Pec, S, (AF
Ket price paid prod iters for dressed
turkeys delivered San Francisco
Young terns and young hens alt
sizes 2 3 -24c,
Tire Gun In Squash
HOLBRCKK. Mass, (UP) When
Mrs, George Day, of Brook v I He, broke
open a big red turban winter squash
while preparing dinner, aha found
metal tire gauge burled among the
seeds. Yat the squsah, weighing 10
pounds, bore no sears on it outer
shell. -
Dull Headaches Gone
Simple Bemedy Does It
Headache caused by sonstlpstlon
are gone after one dose of Adlerika.
This cltana poisons out of BOTH
upper and lower bowel, Fnda &ad
eleep, nervousness, Medford Fhar
mscy and Heath's Drug Store,
NOW PLAYING
Until Tomorrow Night
BERT
WHEELER
ROB'T
WOOLSEY
in
"COCKEYED
CAVALIERS"
with
THELMA TODD
DOROTHY LEE
NOAH BEERY
TON1TE I
WIRE NOT
DRESSING
TOMORROW
A Master Mystery Thriller
by E. Phillips Oppenheim
"MONTE
CARLO
NIGHTS"
Daily Mat 1:45. Eve 7, 8 j
ifi a
It's Appreciated-
EFFICIENT and dlstlnctivt
funeral service 1 apprecl- '
ated by every family during fc
period of orrow, , That ii
why OUR lerviee li to sattsf ao
tory ... all detail-o difficult
to diicttw at time like that
are handled with sympathy and
understanding and with mini
mum trouble to the family.
CONGER
FUNERAL PARLOR
WEST MAIN AT KBWT0WK
?M!lcHed for membership Irt Orrter uf OnMen Rrfe
and deeilnfd.
Use Mali Tribune want a4a.
SEATTLE 17?-? Or.fl of geattte
most aktlld eahlsetmakers 1m Mt
Ub"io Tv?l, who works aa chief
telephone operator nights and spans
har days at her hooby of wood-work-
Miss Ferris lesrnedl to use aroxl
workng machinery t nht choo2
In her hsssment shop she ha man
ufactured clocks, eedar cheats, dress
ers and other piece sf fnriiurev He?
room contains eoanptote bedroom
mt with Inlaid and carc-tf wot ic, sii
built by Misa Brrts, Occasionally atra
makes a pieca ftimtture for ssle,
Tame ie?r sleeps itin
MUNSINO Mich, fUpt A tame
deer raised from a fatta, Is one sf
Munslngss most Interesting pu. Tha
antmai named Paddy i owner,
AHtovr Mnshiir.cr, carDlakar af the
aslw fame refuges now ysn? o!ri,
Paddy to fond of breakfast food and
sleeping indoors. His bedroom la the
living room floor of tee laoshlmer
home.
Murfher Daughter Print ftip
CAMBRIA. Wis, top) The Cam
bria ffews, a weekly. Is being oper
ated svsteessfuHy by Mrs- B. W.
Hughes and her daughter DoroAhy,
whs 80 all of the worts tssh&ttng
setting the ty for th entfcs local
fiction of the paper except teat re
quiring the strength of maav
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CORVALU9, Osc. 3 U?
slbility of lncnd:&r;sm in eosneeiioA
with fire whleh Friday nt&A d&mss
ed the interior of the old Wgm PM
Sgma fraicrnJty hoase os the Ore 3? on
Ststo college cajnpuj, waj being inv
iated by th state Are matsh-ii to
day. The fl? eeused damage of steut
The structure, one sf the etstar;
frsme IWng hoti, mm rses'.ed jt
mor.h ago by the frsternl which
mocd to new quarters,
Inrttsften fsr Bid
Bttfle FH at?r System
Boiie rails. OrsTETO,
fewled bWi w0l be received i the
office of Ke-ff & TmUnmxfK Goafcp
Tise&tre BulWlng Medford, Owor.,
until o'clock x m., or. the Wth
dfcy of Bsoember, 183 for the m?
nuhli of oor na mmrmiB "
rsnstrueUng tmprownt to the mto
system &t the tows of Bnsse
Orfon. and will be nuWiely epenej
end read m hsr date and plce
Separate proposals are requl?edt ss m
dlled by the proposal sheets ftu-
neshed hy the Town, ror i zunmm.
ivj of the m sterol. Br.d (bj the im-
atrflstton sf the material.
The p:o;?ct Is to b pa'd m m
who is or is sert st sf funds fur
nlehed the Unites: States Oon-
vrr.i, snrt sli wrk and marfaa must
be serfsrmes ana-or furnished trt sc-
cortl.'.r.ee with the rule prescribed t?y
tlm vms&mm una toe pc'.icies ssctcs
b? the Oo'-fcnmsTii to carry am the
purposes -shleh eonte tt rtgs.
trattsn of th National toostrttt -
cover Act.
iSo old pi ds eonswerea ur;j,aa
?ompslet fey the WoxJert OerUfi
cate of Compliance tT S. Gcirnrr:',,
form rvex ais Mtci ,
to f effert tht the Wtftfer ta eom
jrtytnj? with, asi will eostteu to
comply wKht each pplfefrte coda of
felr snnpeUtem. or, in the absence of
sien osd or codas, wtttL th Beri
best's Heemployment Aement.
Osples of this certificate mtt be is-;
cStttied with tha Insir-icxior to &iA'
tfers.
Atttte cattat to ttw fsct ttwt'
cot les thn tne ssWms rses!
preaerthed by ttse Irteral merscy1
AslmilstrsHon of FuMte Wortai must ;
be paw on this nmieefc. T'iicse rateai
muift be net after all anthortssa or
permiw.blB rtertutloss prcvlrird f:
m Orders Workmen's ComoensaUan
i.r-"w have heea rr.ada.
Th Unltetf States Beemotenwnt
Dectoir hss oignad an agency a
ira, Oregon, to fnmh employ
ment hss ror mm wsbte.
PSfcn, Sps-rifimUMw. Instrtton
to Bwaere, leral Ootwtructton Bsg-
ProvUivms, r;d ottr eontraet doeu-
rnenw am on file for examination at
th eofftae of the Becoiier ot the
To'xn of Butte Falls Ore?-:rt. CtopJea
to wsese nor-.j.-rr.i msy se ootaenes
upon pptltem to, aiI by ih d?
jHfelt of the sum of Pi? (fraaej por
et with W D, T, MMtefKHf En
gl. City HaEL Medford, Sstas,
The rteportt will be refunded ptn
reOTt tn goa stasn or the sW
oocuments.
BWders srosossl snt fee x.m -
ntea a oertiflea etwdE bw.
bontf In as smow&t euat to
por si m a guaNtsto of th s61?b
of th ccnt-r&ct as the farnJstoi
LAST TIMES TON'IOHf
Osnstaiiss Bennett Hertot KarsWt
Outcast Lady"
STARTING TOMORROW!
Twa sf Bst FWI Witt h& m&H m
the Ts?m.
TOW OF BJB1 HUS. 0M8OOW,
B O V. OtMlg, Mtxat,
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