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PACT FIVE
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LOCAL and PERSONAL
Here On Business Roy Fra-zier, 5?-
au Campbell and Glenn Addis, all of
Ashland transacted business hers Fri
day.
i i'iisetux Mrs. Frasie Phaser was
aicong MadJord visitors In Phoenix
yes tenia?, spending the day calling
on friends.
To forest Grove leaving for the
north by train yesterday morning was
Mrs. W. Smith, who was bound for
Forest Oroye.
Miss Sampson Horn Returning
home Saturday was Mitt Mildred
H&mpson who has been visiting In
Grand Junction, Colo.
In Ashland A, S. Hearn and his
mother were among Med ford visitors in
Ashland Friday, transacting business
and calling on friends.
Goes South Z. W. Fenfleld was
among passengers leaving by train for
the south last night, his destination
being San Francisco,
Hayes Beturns Returning to his
home nera last night was Dr. J. O.
Hayes who spent a short time trans
acting business In Portland.
Estes Home Rankin Estes is now
at his home here, having recently re
turned from Koaehuxg where he sp&nt
two months In the Veterans' hospital.
Ash pole Boms Mr. and Mrs, O, W,
Asbpole returned horns iast night af
ter a several days visit In Portiand
where they attended the livestock ex
hibition. Agent Here T, A. Frecht, district
freight agent of the Pennsylvania
railroad, arrived this morning from
Portland headquarters t transact
business here.
Ashland Visitors Out of town vis
itors In Medford Friday Included Miss
Elizabeth palmer, Mrs, John Fuller,
George D. Williams and O W. Banta,
all of Ashland,
Hart North Kobert Hsrt, of the
Solder's Dairy and Produce company,
left on the evening train last night
for Portland where he will spend a
shon time transacting business.
To San Francisco Among those
leaving on the southbound train last
night were Floyd Hart and WUlam
von dsr Hellen, both of whom will
make short business visits in Saa
Francisco,
To Hawaii Leah Parfcsr of Central
Point left by train last night for Sin
Francisco from where she will embark
on the S. S. Monterey for Hilo, Hawaii,
to accept a position as a Girl Scout
executive there,
Lieutenant Leaves First Lieut. Rob
ert Searight, who was among officers
accompanying a new CCO company
which arrived here Saturday from
Texas to occupy Camp Piescott, re
turned to duty In the eighth corps
area last night, his destination be.
lng San Antonio, Texas.
Still Coughing?
No matter how many medicines
you have tried for your cough, chest
cold or bronchial irritation you can
get relief now with Creomulslon.
Serious trouble may be brewing and
you cannot aiford to take a chance
with anything less than Creomul
sion, which goes right to the seat
pi th trouble to aid nature to
Soothe and heal the tnSamed mem
branes as the germ-laden phlegm
Is loosened and expelled.
Even if other remedies nave
failed, donfc be discouraged your
druggist is authorized to guarantee
Creomulsion and to refund your
money if you are not satisfied with
results from the very first bottle.
Get Creomulsion right now, Adv.)
A
Small
Home
Conveniently
Arranged
Call and look through our many
plan books of similar designi.
BIG PINES LUMBER CO.
Auxiliary Meeting D-A.v auxiliary !
will meet Tuesday evening, it was an-
nounced today. Reports of the fire i
district relief will be made and re- i
freshments served.
League Meeting The Zioa Luther
league will meet tonight at the Bra-
woid home 05 the Jacksonville high- i
way at ? :30 o'clock. All members ar
urged to be present and bring oooiss.
Leave for Vermont Mr, and rs. O
li. Dow left by motor today for Balm,
Vermont, They plan & vacation trip ;
of about two months and will visit
numerous eastern cities during that
time.
Breaks Ankle Walter E Neweombe,
manager of the Grants Pass Western
Union office. Is confined in the Jose
phine county hospital with s frac
tured aside suffered Saturday morn
Ing when he fell on the street.
Motor to Portland L, R Glilehrest,
manager of Mason. Ehrman company,
and Mrs. Gillchrest left Friday by
motorcar for Portland on a business
and pleasure trip. They will remain
In the north for a few days
Utilize Airport Arrivals at MetUora
municipal airport yesterday included
Lieut. H. A Boushey, es rout from
Fort Lewis, Wash,, to Rockwell field,
San Diego, Ca3.; and Berkeley Brandt,
returning in his Fair child to Seattle
from Los Angeles where he attended
the Washington -U, O. I. A. football
game. Brandt, a student at fee Uni
versity of Washington, was accompan
ied by two college mates.
Fix Bally Date The youthern Ore
gon group of Christian Endeavor
which was to have held a rally is
Jacksonville October 2 villi hold It la
Grants pass October 23, It was decided
at an executive meeting in Ashland
yesterday. Time for the rally Is to be
7:30 o'clock. It has also been an
nounoed that the convection Novem
ber 27 to 29 will be held in Ashland.
Further details concerning the con
vention will be announced following
the rally.
Re-Route Train A Cascade line
train. No. 20, which passes through
Klamath Falls wss re-routed through
hare yeaterony due to a derailment
north of Klamath Falls. The train ar
rived her shortly after 1 p. m. Among
passengers on the train were mem
bers of the University of Oiegon foot-
hail squad returning to Eugene after
playing a 7-7 tie game with Stan
ford university at Palo Alto Satur
day. Robert Hinman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Hinman of this city, was
among the university players on th
tram.
Old Town In Model.
RICHMOND, Va, (UP) Daniel A.
Patron, 22-year-old negro, has com
pleted a model of Richmond in l?43
for the Valentine Museum. Patron
learned about modeling methods while
employed by the United States park
service, studying Yorktown history.
Reward for Fiend
OREGON CITY, Oct. IS. (AP)
Oregon City has offered a reward of
8100 for information leading to the
arrest and conviction of a dog pois
oner who resumed his work here last
week. More than a score of pets were
killed by a poisoner last spring.
MARSHFIELD, Oct, 13. API A
cash basis by next spring Is the
goait announced by J. V, Mclnturff,
city' attorney bare. Since the first
of the year Marshfield redeemed two
years isaue of warrants and is now
only two years behind, instead of
four.
AUTO USaHS AND REPIH ANCIS Q
W E Thomas. 45 S, Centrsl
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you sound, dependable advice on your
problems.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12,
CAP) (V, S, Dept. Agr. HOGS
2,000 direct 1,503 hutches mostly S-10
lower compared last Friday, Sulk
165-230 lb. California 10.75-1030;
latter top; other weights absent,
Packing sows absent, quoted mostly
around 7.50-8.00.
CATTLE 600; steers mostly steady;
2 loads mo-1125 lb, northers Cali
fornia grass steers t.33; load lots un
der 1100 lb, grassy and short-fed
steers 6.75-7.10; good light fed steers
absent, quoted around 8.00-8 0;
heifers scarce; cows mostly steady to
weak; common to good range cows
4.00-5.25; heavy dairy cows to 4.50;
low cutters and cutters mostly 3 25-
4.00; odd bulls 440-5.35, steady
Calves: 15, steady; bulk medium veal
ers 6.50-7:15; choice absent; nomin
ally quoted to 8.50
SHEEP 1,700; direct 840; generally
steady; one deck good 77 lb. Ca!lfor
nia woe led lambs 8.00 straight; short
fieck long wooled 75 lb. Cregens S.35
sorted 10 per cent; medium to good
6 lb. medium pelt Oregon ismbs
,75; sorted 20 per cent; package 71
lb- California shorn lambs 7.75; mod
erately sorted; common to medium
slaughter ewes 1.50-2.50; odd head
choice up to 3.35.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. It. fAF) j
BUrTEB Prints, A gr4. Sfc to. In
parchment wrappers; jTc lb, Sn cat
tons; B grade, parchment wrappers.
35c lb.; cartons 3Sc lis.
BOTTEBPAT Portland delivers,
general price) A grade delivered a!
least twice weekly, S?'4-3Pc ib,;
country routes, 35-3?e Is.;, B grade,
SSJi-STe lb.; a grade, at market,
B grade sreara for market Buying
price, butterfst basis, tSc,
EGOS Buying price by whoiesal-
ers; Extras, 33c; standards 38e; extra
medium, aae; medium firsts, 20o;
undergrade, 18c; pullets 13-I5e; pee
ees Se down.
CHEESE Oregon triplets, 19c; Ore
gon lost, ISlJe, Bro&ers wiii pay c
below quotations.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price
to retailers; Country kiUed hogs, best
butchers, under SO lbs., 13-13 J4e lb,;
realers, No. I, w-HKo lb.; tight and
thin, 10-iJe lb.; heavy, 1-Be ib.;
cotter cows, ?-8e ib,; canner cows, f
tc lb.; bulls, S-9'4c lb.; lambs M
ISo lb.; ewes, 8-Se lb.
Uvm POULTRY Fortland delivery,
buying price; colored hens, ever t
lbs., W-lTs lb.; under 4 lbs,, IS lTc
lb.; leghorn bens, to-li lb,; iegborn
broilers, 1 lbs., 18-I?c lb.; leghom
spring 14e lb,; roosters 8-9o lb,
MARKETS CLOSED FOR
HOLIDAY OBSERVANCE
NEW YORK, Oct. 13 im Ml
United States and Canadian financial
and commodity exchanges, except the
varioTis American livestock markets,
are closed today in observance q
Columbus day and Canadian Thanks
giving day,
European markets are open &a
usual, , , , , . ,
Weather
Northern California i Fair tonight
and Tuesday, but local morning fogs
on south coast; temperature above
normal; moderate northwest wind off
coast.
Oregon! Fair tonight and Tuesday,
lint occasional cloudiness on coast;
slightly warmer Is interior of south
west portion Tuesday; gentle north
west wind off coast.
Bueicngh&m's tee Cream, Can4y &
Party Specials The Crest S30 S. Cent
Dae Mail Tribune want ads.
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6th -nd F- St. SI
CHAMBER TO WORK
OUT 5-YEAR PLAN
FOR TOURIST Gl
A systematic plan designed to In
crease tourist travel Is southern
Oregon will be started at a meeting
to be held In the city council cham
bers at t:S0 Thursday night under
sponsorship of the Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce.
The tourist, contention, publicity,
roads and highways and fish and
game committees of the chamber of
commerce will attend the meeting,
wjth o, c Briggs acting as general
chairman. A brief Introductory; talk
will be given by Oles Arnsptgsr,
chamber president.
Everyone who has & direct Interest
In tourist travel is invited to the
meeting, Mr. Briggs said, sad it Is
expected that most of the owners and
managers of tourist resorts of south
ern Oregon will be present, .
"I have talked with several resort
r wners and thev are eager to attend
the meeting to help formulate a
einntv-wide plan that viU ferlsg
more travellers to this pari of the
state," Mr. Briggs said.
Everyone attending will be invited
U- express his views regarding wavs
and nasans of increasing tsarist
travel here, Mr. Briggs explained All
these suggestions will be noted and
i&ter tsbuplated and from them &
five-veat plan developed, he related
"We want to get awv from season
al snd haphazard campaigns and to
aoopt instead & comprehensive plan
sr win function ail esr around
for a period of years' Mr Briggs gald,
"It will be s continuous plan that
will be operative all the time no mat
ter who might be on the various
committees promoting it,
1 ARMY OFFICERS
II IE HONORED
T niiiniirT urnr
i Drtiiuuu mm.
A bajMjuet will be given to toe
Hotel Medtord at 8:30 Wednesday
evening irt honor of Ueut, Ool, o. h.
Tinker na Uent, Coi, Johnson ol the
urates stftfcs armv sir eorps.
It will he (isreweil tesHmonms
lor coi. Tinker antf welcome for Coi.
Johnson, Ool Tinker to retiring
commenoer u lieariiton lieid, Cai.,
so aiwame new duties in WiuUfngten,
u, u. ae rsetng replaced tt Hamii
tors UeM bv cot, Johnion,
The dinner sm wntnged by Mayor
Oeorge W, Porter end h mUl se as
tosetmester. Me bag Invitea the evie.
tion eommitteea ot the ettv eoonetl
snd th Jaeksorr Coantv Cbaraner of
Commerce, Medford enepter of Ua
ssrmnsi Aenonautis assoeiayon end
the Crater eluij.
Poilowing the dinner Cos, TSoter
and Col, Johnaon vrtU be initiated as
honorary members of the Crater stub,
the Craters to pat on' Ms 5?hoie
Intttattos ceremony, with the uni
formed band under Captain Hiliman
participating.
Esriy Thursday morning Mayor
Porter will Mike the two army offf.
ows on a bird hunt on the W, B.
Morris ranch at Table Rock, Coi
Tinker hunted with the mayor on
the first day of tsie bird season last
year and promised then to retorn this
season.
Col, Tinker has heen a frequent
Medford visitor snd Is well known
here. He brought the Sist bombing
squadron to Medford s year ago for
maneuvers over the Hogue vsiiey.
310 KNOWN DEAD
SCORES OF BODIES
IN DEBRIS
CCostlsued from Paga ose.t
tint lalanda of 4he arehipelago were
rnfpped by wtnd and great aa
tossed small fnter-leland erafe, Th
ros-tos vessel 3yg1u oj Cefea waa
disabled and abandons Is? passsB
gsrs and craw, A passing salihoei
rt scu4 soma crew members, T5ss fate
ajid mimber of ethers of the crew
end the pesserigerg wea msknowrt
Tun la K8I every evenfnt. Mori,
day thm FHday. S p.m.
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TIMBER PRODUCTS CO,
EJfD OF NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE
SUPREME COURT
DELAY DECISION
ON WAGNER ACT
(CoaUsuaa tsvm Fa$e Qse-J
last Ma holding unconstitutional the
1934 municipal feasuptsj act. In
tended to aid debt reductions through
fibers! bankruptcy ooursa by cities.
csmnties and other political
siosa.
Review efiisea
Heftised to revw a ruling the
western SSlssouri federal dtxto co)?t
upholding the cssstf tutiossit? ot the
1935 Frasler-LamKe act granung a
isree-yei moratorium en srm mort
gage ioztclasurts,. Th appeals court
has not, et acted os te case, TU.
legialstion wss enacted after the m-
pre me court had uawnssitu.
tlonsl toe 103 JYazter-Leink sot,
granting a five-ear moratorium.
Agreed to review ;oatenttoa of
the government that d0 per sent
tax oa iiiver protts made prior to
pesssge of ths siir purchase act.
was constitutional. The court of
cistssa held th ws unoostitu
tioaal Agreed is review the government8
eostestloa thet the 934 arms em
brgo set, aimed againrt saia si mn-
nitions for use is the Paraguay -Ba
livia Ohacs ar, was unconstitution
al , The southern Kew York federal
aistrtet court heK Use statute in
valid. Agreed to review & lower court rul
ing upsoiding the onsiitutionaiitv
of the I3S MMirit 'Summers, set for -bidding
the transportation of prison -mads
goods into stats that oai their
t9 asd requiring that sues pro-
dete be labeled "prison rrsnrto,"
Agree to Review
In another action, much sought hy
the government, ins high court con
sented to review the efforts of federal
attorney to postpone setios fef Jowe-r
tribunaia involving the constitution
alit? of the public utiiit? noiding
company act until final decision of
ease It fes brought in sew om
against the Electric Bond sd Share
company.
Government spokesmen have oon
tended that unla tbsy ess ovwUtm
the ruling is? the Pistrist of Colum
bia court of appeals, which refused
to hold up trial of two esses brought
bei or it, tfa department at jtutit
wiii be flooded b suit.
Th NorUj Amerksn company. nd
the Americas Waterworks & Kectric
Co., Ine4 whse case Use appeal
court refused to dsisv contended
that the government was trvisg
hnvo a decision made osl? on the
mectrle Bond and Share company be
cause of s belief that there wss
better chance to get the censtitn-
ttoBtiHy of tlie acs npmm sgsiss
holding companies of Use tvps repre
sented b? the bond and share s?s-
tenv,f
Justice department officials sx-
pressed "gre&t saWsfaetfcss1 with the
court's venous actions. After ssuof
ing statistic, a spokesman for the
department ssld the govemment,s
percentages of granted requests wss
"tils oest in man? years-
'Tha government appld, hs said,
for cr tit testes di cartlorl in IS
casesa nd had petitions granted is
ten for a percentage of mors than
m per cent, he said.
HHO BONO ORDERED
BT FEDERAL COURT IN
CASE OF ROLAND HICKS
Continued from Page One-)
cbard wttrt saaaaft wttfe a, deadJ
weapon, 'was scheduled ts (5 on trt
today.
Tes ases csarfed' wHb sal of w'
and wbtakey to KSamath reeenraeoB
tards, reoeived ienteoee tot mnra
log from Psderal 3ut$s Fee, AB were
crowed esot to federal prisons to se
aeieefed later,
Btay were;
B. Kelltaos, ai of whlsiey io Jo.
ia, li month us& JM tin, KaSii-
aott'a rsqaast for probation was de
Bled,
Bd WiUiama, Harry Starr, and Wil
liam 'Weill, eaco sesterteed to Bin
month, and each ttaed 106,
W, Brig, . Bowes and H, Wood
ley, Wiiiiam Oosneiiy, Bert Ca
naugb, and Joseph smith, were eaca
sentenced to eight montSsa, and facta
ttiwd ttffi,
Dndar federal taw, Columbus day
Is not a legal holiday , so federal sourt
sessions were held,
ft i e(-ctd th present term of
the federal oourt here will be eon.
eluded by Thursday,
PINI
WOOD
Gary Cooper Stats
In Craierian Film
XiSid against a background of mod- '
rs war-tors Chins, The Oeneral j
Died at Dawn5 whicfe. opened at the !
Crsteriss theater yesterday a time- j
if, faat-msTlng action dram of high :
adventure among those little knows
but highly colorful characters who
make a business of international In
trigue,
Th growing sprit ot resistance on
the part of ssodern China again the
predatory war lords, who have subju
gated the country is the basis of the
story ?rtsle& presents Osry Cocpe-r
again in a soldier-of-fortuns role.
This time h Is in tha ranks o the
peop'a arm?. Sent to Shanghai to
purchase arms miU wfefefe m
Osnersi Ysng, war loard, he is lured
aboard a train by beautiful blonde
Msdeietse Carroll, whose fstfter
in Yang's employ. He ese&pss aad
gets to Shanghai where he kills
the father who is about to flee to
Ameris with fee money.
C-oo per and Madeline sr captured
and takes os board angla iunte.
wher tsey are to be tortured into
revealing the biding place of the
money, Bealtetsg ibit ah lovts
Oooper and, to a ton for her duplic
ity Madeleine offers to pay tor his
freedom with her life, Vssg is mor
tally wmmfisa la scfRs Mm or
ders his guards to kill the captives
snd, realising fee la about to die,
commands his nan to commit sui
eide so ibat tbey sslgfet foltow Sim
in death, Just ss the soldiers sre
about to f if. Cooper starts s desper
ate gamble for life, skillfully playing
upon the gsn?rars vanity, Vaun vas
in the face of death Yang permits
Cooper and Madeleine to leav as a
last gallant gesture.
Playing the pan of Oseerai Yang
is Akim Tmaoff who after numer
ous small successes and isvariabiy
good performances, rises to new
heights snd delivers a standout per
formance that will usdohutedly ele
vate his star rating is tss future,
Murder Mystery Is
Theme Rialto Drama
"Satau Met a Lady,51 mnrder msa-
tefy drams, which wa sttowa for the
Wrat Mroa loeslly at the RiaUo the-
ater yesterday os the double bill pro
gram with "Kelly th Secoad,'" tops
audiences alternately keyed to a.
pitch ot toteoM esteitraneBt am Its
thrilling aituatlona m ehuesliog wlw
langbter over the humorous episodes.
Betfe Baia and Wsrrert William
have their ataiiar rolee with Alison
etipwor!, Arthur Treacher, WsisWsw
Shaw and tQt& Rait Is tha support
ing eaat. The picture is one of un
usual Interest, containing ns, only
thrslfa and fassghter, but tow and
intrigna and battling mystery, ft la
baaed on the novel by Daahieil Sam
mett. The story concerns the at-
tarspt of a band of ciooka to steal
a legendary trumpet supposed to be
ftiled with Jewels,
iliM Otvis tha wickedest roto of
of her career, a ysriubie liucresia
Bojgia, mtfi Euras'men by her gor
geous beanty only to destroy them
when she has gained her ends. In
rtsSa picture aha give bar most out
standing performance,
"Kelly the Second, probably the
funniest feature-length comedy re
leased this year, features a cast of
funsters Includfnj tatsy Kelly, who
stssis the showj Oharlia Chsae, "Big
Boy" Williams and Pert Kaitos. The
actios of this hilarious fihs rses
around Molly Keiiy and her fighting
sweetheart, Cecil Callahan, a tmele
driver, Molly decides to cash In os
her "hoso and engages "Bee" Xltaa,
an old fashioned apothecary, as the
manager and inserts herself as train
er, Tne trio formed by Patsy Bally
as M&By, "Big Boy" WtHiftlSa ft Ce
cil and Charlie Chase as "Dos Kiuis
presents one round of laughter after
another.
Beaper Sparkplug
Out With Injury
Or, Oct, I3-(AP
t&bch ln Stisr d Zxg& But
collage said todsf John Ai?xndr,
Oregon Ststs halfback whs sparfcs4
tha Bavsn to ttjslr longest enstsf ne
driv-e f the CslifomS jstes at Port
land Saturday, probably would h
out oi the Wsshingtes gsrss this
wesk-enO; and passiM isngsr
Aiexane? ws rpor to hae te
cur red brc&fts sos asd sers
bruises, The B?a?srs fesst is Call
fornfs, te O,
Be sorreetif crld is
as Artist Hod 9 1 tsy
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOB TBADB e-rosm Boose torn l
Central Point for pickup or itgat
car. Write W, A, Orant, Rt, I, Ces.
trsl pint.
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Potlttvely Ends Tonight)!
FLOODING THE SCREEN
WITH DARING THRILLS!
n atsKdng
hursari drama
bahlita th
HtHlsi at
the Xr Won
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World!
VB0ULDER DAH)
AftS I 1 1 II ill -r, I
FOB SAtB Mf equity to a-rooss I
modem bose, Olsae in, Tripp,
FOB B1B Buiek a tottrtr, rtw
tires, Ko, mecbanieai condition,
tmm, t w, Jnd at.
FOB BALfr-Stoek frailer, three good
FOB S&IM Weaner pfea, A E, Bavle,
Pittvtew A,
BPEOIAI, PRICES en potatoe and
onions for ymtr winter agpniy.
PeerieBs W, Wjorte J, Flea de-
WAKTED Wdsaa for bowsework In
small homs man and Ife, hone
eyenings,
CABBTAKBB OP HOME "wanted""
o, B MS, Tribune,
FOR SAE.S 13 gauge Winchester, SB
mm wsasMW, is mm k,
3u-3t Winchester and other gun
Call at SM Edwards,
BXOBASOB to acres, orchard and
farm land for residence or Income
property, Bos as, Tribune,
smiATiajt WASTED es hottsekeejw
ior sone mss, mi so, escs gf.
' . V ...... , M . . , ,
: ':'r. best of wages to comps-
ssfe pettwn eesn or emu
dren, w. , Thomas, 8 So, Central,
BEKT S-rootn hoase, m summit,
yOBStss married toort. ausBtouBe!
clerk and general handy man, will
worn enywrsers, mm est, Trtoune,
FOR 8AIE Resh cow, Boy Howard:
Boss Ise,
WAHTED Waitress. Must be neat
Apply in person, Frasklma Csfa,
FOB BBtrp Two usfurBtahed roasnt
l Ashland Ave.
BBfOK less (-door sedan, low Brfie.
age; tmo all eash. Act quick, Bex
w&nrm otn for housework, go
nonsa asgiss, casi Ha m asm 0
court or psone utii,
FOB SALB Welt trained S-year-old
tetsesg caaw, f west nth.
MAE CMEKT who owns lot IMMi
splendid location for warehouse or
business, win esnsinW taISdis fcr
suitable tenant, Ba ass, "Wbune,
FOB SAW ISM Chevrolet coach,
good condition, is? eanette.
POOHDED hay for cows U.M pir
ton while it tots. Boy Osrfsnd,
Talent, Isauu Bart Marfcat,
lOST Man's amk him fcwestsr on
Main or Krf h Kttslde,
r call 1315. Howard.
WANTSD to lesse ?n shares, eqninped
dsry mneh, Sox 3mtf Tribune.
FOR RSNT houss. 634
LTtY wishes hour sr 4sf work, Frsans
20-1 -Y.
Wed, Only!
and what
lulu , , I
7'h fors nafree of a
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shads trees, near Medford on good,
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eight o'clock Tuesday evening, Od '-
her fStb, $& hear smr CandMate for
United Btat Senator, WilBa Ma
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Anderson road.
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