THE MEDFORD DAILY" TRIBUNE, MED FORD, OREGON, SATURDAY, .IUNE 2(5, 1900.
Grand Opening of the
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Next Thursday Night, July 1, 1909
The Bungalow, formerly known as the "Skating Rink," has been remodeled and will be opened to the publie next Thursday night at 8 o'clock.- DANCING, MUSIC
PICTURES., The opening of the Bungalow will fill a long felt want, for the pleasure loving people of Med ford will now have a delightful phiee totipend their leisure time.
FINE DANCE FLOOR, EXCELLENT. MUSIC, THE VERY LATEST MOVING PICTURES. : No expense has been spared to make the Hungalow the largest, most
elegant and most convenient place'of amusement in Southern Oregon. Comfort, ventilation, light in fact, every improvement lias been carefully looked after. ALL FOR
ONE DIME. There is a big treat in store for you next Thursday night Come to the Bungalow and hear the Bungalow Orchestra, see the Bungalow Motion Pictures,
dance on the finest dance floor in Oregon.
ALL FOR TEN CENTS
ALL FOR TEN CENTS
NEW OFFERS TO
WORKERS III THE
TRIPJOHTEST
Trip to Alaska Is Added to Those to
Other Places Changes Made
in Contest Districts.
Tonight closes the special offers
that have been in vogue all week,
and all business to be effective on
same will either have to be in The
Tribune office or mailed to the of
fice tonight to be considered. Con
testants should make pood use of
the few remaining hours and secure
sis many of their promises as possi
ble. The offers will he the means
of adding many votes to your score,
and should he taken advantage of if
KssibIe, as they positively close to
night. Now that all contestants arc work
ing with only one object in view, that
lining to secure 30 yearly subscrip
tions to The Daily Tribune, and re
ceive a week's outing at the Seattle
fair with all expenses paid, The Tri
bune has decided to give all contest
ants and all others who may enter
assurance of compensation for ef
forts put forth. All the territory will
constitute one large district, and the
following prizes will be given to all
who secure the required number of
subscriptions. Votes to be issued
same as in past, to be tabulated for
grand prize:
To the contestant securing largest
number of votes over all will be given
a trip for herself and chaperon t"
one of the following places:
Yellowstone National park, Yosem
ite valley, or a trip to Alaska.
The Yellowstone' trip is the same
as has been offered, the winners go
ing by Seattle, where they will have
the privilege of stopping over if they
so desire. They will be furnished
with tickets' to the A.-Y.-P. exposi
tion and all attractions while there.
In the Alaska trip contestants will
have the same stop-over privileges
in Seattle. From there they will take
the northbound boat and ' visit the
following places: Victoria, B.' C,
Sitka, then on and stop at Valdez,
around the peninsula, up Xome,
through the ISchring straits, ami then
land before starting mi return jour
ney, i
A railroad trip has been provided
for while at one of these stops. This
trip, going as far north as it does,
gives one a pleasure and educational
trip combined that cannot be equaled
in any other trip possible.
Visits will be made to sonic of the
world's famous mining camps, whnl
inir vessels will be seen. Alaska dog
teams, anil numerous other interest
ing sights too many to mention.
This trip will ..be of about three
weeks' duration, and every expense
I,
is provided for from the timo you
step on the boat leaving Seattle until
you return.
To . the contestants securing 20
yearly subscriptions to Tho Medford
Daily Tribune, or its equivalent, will
be given transportation to and from
the Seattle fair, tickets to fair and
attractions, and $10 iiv expense
money.
To the contestants securing 15
yearly subscriptions, or its equiva
lent, will be given transHrtation to
and from the fair, and tickets good
for a week's admission to the fair
and exhibits.'
To the contestant .securing '10
yearly subscriptions, or its equiva
lent, will be given $10.00 in gold. .
To the contestant- securing 5
yearly sub-criptions. or its emiivit
lent, will be given $3.00 in gold.
Voting Power of Subscriptions and
Prices of Paper.
" Votes Allowed
Tribune Price
5 years 7.50 3,000 7,000
Address all yearly subscriptions
and communications to Manager
Contest Department, Medford Daily
Tribune, Midford, Oregon.
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DANGKE ItC DELAY.
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous
-For Medford Feoplo to Neglect
Tho groat danger of kidney troubles
is that they get a firm hold before tho
sufferer recognizes tliera., Health is
gradually undermined, Backache, head
ncho, nervousness, U nrncni, soronos,
lumbago, urinary troub'cs, dropjy, dia
betes nnd Bright 's dinease follow in
merciless succession. Don't ncgloet
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tho certnin and safe remedy, Doan's
Kidney Pills, which har. cured people
right hero in Medford.
Mrs. A. Mooro, corner P and Elev
enth lit recti. Medford, Or., says: "My
husbnnd suffered dfroin kidney trou
ble for some timp and the complaint
gradually grow worse. He had pains in
his back and kidnovs and was caused
J much annoyance on ocrcunt of the fre
quency of tho kidney socrotions. He
took many remedies, but did not suc
ceed in finding relief until Don". 's
Kidney Pills wore bi'odght to his at
tention and ho procured a box nt Has
kin's drug store. Th(y h.dpcd him
from tho first. He continued and tho
pains, ceased, his kidn-vj wore restored ,
to tlmir normal condition and ho now
feels better in every r.y. Ho is glad
to recommend this valuable remedy to
others."
For snlo by all dealers. Prico 50
conts. FostorMilburn Co., Buffalo, N.
V., soli) ngonts for tho United States.'
Remember the name Doan 's and
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"THE ANIMALS" ARE
STIRRED UP ALRIGHT
Telegram Tells of Indignation Felt
Over the State Regarding
Judge Galloway's Decision.
The Portland Telegram mi.:
In granting it perpetual injunc
tion against the appropriation by the
state for the Crater Luke roud,
Judge Galloway has stirred up tho
animals in the sou'hora part of the
state. The bill carrying the appro
priation was only unused after
hard campaign in the recent legis
lature, mid the men who boosted for
(ho scenic road do not intend lying,
down becauso of tho court's decision.
The mutter will he appealed to the
Supreme Court, where, the constitu
tionality of the act is to be tested.
When it comes to the Supreme Court
the friends of the mud feel confident
Ibiit they will win, for a palpable
reason. The legislature which passed
the Crater I.uko Itoad bill, which is
held unconstitutional, also increased
Ihe number of members of the Su
premo Court bench, when the con
stitution says tin re shall be three
Supremo Justices. Tho road pooplo
contend .thai, if one act was i;i ou
slitutioual then the other was, anil
that if tho legislature had no right
to make Ihe appropriation for tha
mad, then it hud no right to iuerenso
the number of justices. The Su
prcmc Court may entertain a similar
idea.
The contention of Judge Galloway
is that the appropriation for tho Cra
ter Lake road would benefit but two
counties. The argument of tho road
advocates at Salem whs that tlta two
counties interested were willing to
lax themselves heavily towards the
project, nnd that the t'nited States
government would invest thousands
of dollars tliore than the statn of
Oregon , nnd that Iliirrimiin himself
would chip in $50,000. Tho argu
ment was that tho Crater Luke roud
is not it local enterprise, but a state
wide proposition, for the lato nt
lurgce would benefit through tho ad
vertising the scenic wonders would
receive, ami thousands of tourists
would visit Oregon who uvuld not
otherwise come here. I, urge delega
tions from .Medford and Ashland lob
bied nt the legislature through the
session, being reinforced by Portland
people ,and they put up siu-h a strong
light that the' appropriation eventu
ally carried.
Pending the stale assistance, the
people in the Crater lake territory
have been building the road uiu! mak
ing it fit for automobiles. Tho lake
can now be reached by molor cars,
but with the levies from Iho couiitic
the stale and Ihe federal government
the mini was to be nuiiln wide, solid
nnd enduring. The decision of Judge
Galloway will bo fought persistently.
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