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AN INUKPKNDHNT NEWSPAPER
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KXOBPT SUNDAY, OT TBI
MBDFORD PniNTINO CO.
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Mall, The Medferd: Tribune, The South
urcuoman, vn Anniana Tribune.
MDFOUT) MATL TRTTONTC, MTODFORp, ORKCION, THURSDAY. 'APRTT, 18. 10 1 2.
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THAT "PROGRESSIVE" LEAFLET.
'.r,c" al' "rlhune DuliainK. I5-1M
pnone, utin ioji;
North Fir
uome 76.
street;
QKOnOB PUTNAM. Editor and Manager
Entered n second-class matter at
MedronJ. Oregon, under the act of
Match , 1879.
Official Prr of the Cltr of Medford.
wmcim i.-npcr or jaexson county.
UBSOXXFTIOH BATSS.
One year, by mail , ss.oo
Onn month, by matt SO
Per month, delivered by carrier to
Medford, Jacksonville and Cen-
tral Point BO
Saturday only, by mall, per year., t.oo
tvcFKiy, per year ................. z.&u
E K. S. MILLER
To the Editer:
At tlio adjourned annual meeting
of the board of directors of the
Northwestern Fruit exchange hold In
this city on Friday, April 12, tho fol
lowing resolution was unanimously
adepted:
"Whereas, tho Rogue River Fruit
& Produce association has rendered
a most valuable service to' tho entire
fruit Industry of the northwest by
authorizing its manager, Mr. Kerby
S. Miller, to carry in person the gos
pel of business co-operation to the
Producing districts of the northwest;
and,
"Whereas, the manager of the
Roguo River Fruit Produce asso
ciation, Mr. Kerby-S. Miller, has car
ried on this work whole-heartedly
and vigorously, bringing to It tho
wealth of an nctve. brilliant mind and
the enthusiasm of a strong, virile
personality; therefore, bo it
"Resolved, That a vote of thanks
be tendered the Roguo River Fruit &
"Produco association and to Mr. Kerby
S. Miller, individually and collect
ively, for the splendid public service
so rendered, which cannot fal to add:
materially to the whole sum of pros
perity and general welfaro of the
fruitgrowers of tho Pacific north
west." Yours very truly,
NORTHWESTERN FRUIT EX
CHANGE. By A . P. Gwln, general manager.
I
COMMUNICATION.
To the editer: I nm nitoniey in the
claim of (ho Sherman county settlers'
for reimbursement for the loss of
their homesteads in ISflO, the amount
involved beinjr about $230,000. Every
senator for twenty years lias tried to
pet a federal appropriation to pay
this just clnim, hut no member suc
ceeded in even pelting the bill out of
the committee until Senator Bourne
took it up. He not only got a fnvor
nblo committee report from two con-
Kresf.es, but has secured the passage
of the bill twice through the senate.
Believing thnt the facts in this im
portant case arc not generally known
to tho eaple of Oregon, and earnest
ly desiring that your stale keep in the
senate the men who get results, I
hnve taken the liberty of sending you
this f-tatement.
Hoping1 that the pamphlets for
warded under separate cover will ho
of service to you, and thnt I may
Hear irom you, I nm
Very truly your,
' SAMUEL HEIilflCIC
Washington, D. C, April 10.
To Hop Growers.
To the editer: It is our desire to
help all we can, the re-election of
Senator Bourne, because of his need
to the hop growers of this coast.
TJio K'tbuck that the increa-:d
duty on hops gave to the foreign hop
growers who hud been increasing
their markets in Americu, at the ex
pense of tho coast growers, caused
the foreign grower to stop their in
crease in acreage and to neglect their
crops and with the result of foreign
crop shortage and good hop prices.
The present hop prices will of
course cnuso foreign hop growers to
again tmiko n fight for tho American
markets, and they will indirectly
make u fight for n lower hop duty
niid wo need some one in the United
States senate to get in strong be
hind Senator Bourne to champion the
cuuso of tho coast growers.
When thu question of hop duty
wns jabt before Iip fionnte, Senator
Bourne, single handed mado a most
difficult uphill fight and won; and
the coast hop growers profited so
Veil that nearly nil of them recovered
tho enormous losses they suffered
prior to Senator Bourne's taking hold
of thu matter,
Senator Bourne must ho re-elected
--o one elso can fill his place as far
s concerns tho Pacific, coast hop
growing industry.
Vote for Senator Jlourpo mid get
your friends'to vote for him.
Faithfully,
. K. fWSMRNS HOHST CO.
By B. O, HORST, Prps.
i Snn Francisco, April 12.
P BOORESSIVENKSS from Dunn's standpoint, and
'Progress! vontvss' from his opponent's stand
point, "is tho fantion of a leaf lot sont broadcast through
out tho county. Liko all of tho artiolos issued in defonso
of Jutfgc Dunn, this document is principally a tirade
against, tho JMail Tribune, whoso chief 'virtue' is the ene
mies it has made.
The .Mail Tribune is highlv flattered. Its progressive-
1fP ii ji i i"
lif.ss is us uuiorem; irom rno progressiveness oi lhuiu as
day irom night, it is one ot its cluet merits and the most
valid reason for its existence.
iui. inugivwiu'a iiiuii; mis rurui.ii iiir .l, ,vj,
Pottenger, E. R. Oatman, P. iVl. Amy and G. ( Garrett,
all of whom have made enough money by selling their
farms at. tho enhanced values secured through the enter
prise of Medford, to move hero, and live the life of the
capitalist. Some of them are in tho landlord class, whose
chief occupation is to assist prosperity by raising rentals
already exorbitant. It is said that they have all worn out
the elastic in their suspenders by diving into their pockets
for money to head subscription lists for public enterprise.
This probably accounts for the fact that their names are
conspicuous by their absence from those same lists and
but one, Mr. Oatman. a member of the Commercial club
that produced their prosperity. This class of enterprise
consists chiefly in the highly creative work of knocking,
and howling because taxes are not as low as they were
when land was valued at half of what it is todav
An initiative bill ought to be introduced at the next
general election exempting this class of "progressives"
from taxation. Thou the country could go ahead without
meeting their organized opposition to every foot of pave
ment, every length of water pipe, every yard of highway
constructed.
Delinquent Tax List Publication.
The leaflet asserts that the delinuuont tax list publica
tion under Dunn was $120 while under tho present admin
istration it was $1800, and an insinuation is made that the
Mail Tribune grafted this amount. The figures quoted
for Dunn's administration, which loft a large portion of
property off the tax rolls, wore the result of a cut-throat
newspaper war, when the Tribune was first started, when
tho Tribune printed those proceedings at considerably loss
than cost, and as a result of fool management became
bankrupt.
The law requiring the publication of delinquent tax
lists was then abolished, at the instance and to the profit
of the tax-sharks who bought up delinquent property
without the knowfedge of the owners or their notification,
a class now enrolled among Dunn's "progressives." The
publication was restored by the legislature of 1911, and
the legal rate stipulated. The law also provided that it
should he printed m the two papei's having the largest
circulation in the county. In conformity to the law, the
delinquent tax list was printed in the Mail Tribune and
the Ashland Tidings, Judge Dunn's own organ, at the
stipulated rate of a cents per line, each paper being paid'
an equal amount. That the list was the largest ever
printed was due to the fact that years had elapsed since
a previous publication and was no fault of tho newspapers.
But it offers these "progressives" another chance to
knock the Mail Tribune, while silent about the Tidings.
Figures Purposely Misleading.
The figures quoted, said to have been compiled by
Win. Ulrieh, who it is reported was not permitted to
sign the leaflet because he was too progressive, are pur
posely misleading. Dunn is credited with having super
vised the expenditure of $1 17,59(5 in 1901, when he did not
take office until January 1, 1905, and the expenditures
in 1908, showing an increase of 50 percent, laid to the
present administration, which Hook office January 1,
1909. This is a sample of the fairness shown by these
"progressives."
As a matter of fact, the county has nearly doubled in
wealth, population and values in the past four years, and
its administration costs far more than it did during
Dunn's term, but Dunn did not build good roads, spent
very little money upon roads, and does not intend to build
any m the iuture it elected. IXq opposes bond issues and
would devote the proceeds of taxation towards redeeming
warrants already issued.
Alleged County Dictation.
The charge that the Mail Tribune dictated county af
fairs or expenditures during the past four years is too
absurd to need reply. Joshua Patterson, Dunn's lieuten
ant, dominated the county court until January, 1911, the
Mail Tribune had nothing to do with courthouse affairs,
nor sought to have anything to do with them, then or
since, and never has been consulted by the administration,
a statement that any or the members ot the count v court
will substantiate.
The only appearances before the county court by Mr.
Putnam have been as a public spirited citizen urging the
construction of the Crater Lake highway which is prob
ably a crime in the eyes of these "progressive" disinter
ested guardians of the taxpayers, who seek a regime of
stagnation that their taxes ma' be reduced to what they
were when their property was worth but a fraction of
what it is today and who would reap a profit by-warrant
shaving. '
P0UM
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(Paid Advertisement)
For Sheriff.
I announce mysolf its a candidate
for sherlfr, promising n continuance
of tho businesslike- .administration I
bnvo given tho offlco In tho limit,
V. A. J ON US.
County Clerk.
I horoby announce mysolf as a can
dldato for thu democratic nomination
for tho offlco of county clerk, tub
Jcct to tho will of the voters of that
party at tho primaries. 1 promlso
tho peoplo of Jackson couuty thnt in
caso ot my nomination and oleet'on I
will fulfill tho duties ot tho office ac
cording to law and tho best of my
knowledgo nud ability.
W. H. MILLER.
Gold Hill, ore., Feb. 1C, 1913.
fur tho republican nomination for tho
offlco pf county clerk, mtlijaot to tho
primal Iob April ID, ioia.
N, L. NARREOAN.
Vov Sheriff.
I respectfully prcsont my namo to
Iho republican votors M caudldato
for sheriff of Jackson county nt tho
comliiK primaries. 1 unvo nerved
two tormn nn constable of Medford
dhUrlct, and If nominated and elected
I shall servo tho people Jn tho futuro
as In tho past.
AUG. D. SINQLBR.
For County Cleric.
I hereby nunouneo my eandidnoy
for republican noiuinntioit ns county
clerk. IC nominated "l elected, 1
will conduct the office iicoordinir to
Inw nnd will treat nil patrons court
eously. GEORGE A. (1AHDNKK.
County Itecoracr.
I am a candidate for a second
term for tho offlco of County Re
corder on tho Republican ticket, sub
ject to tho coming primary,
I hnvo conducted tho offlco to the
best of my ability, tho books nro al
ways open for Inspection and feel
that I am entitled to a rccond term.
FKKD L. COLVIQ.
PnnecutlnK Attorney.
I horoby nnnounco niysotr na a can
dldnto for tho offlco or nroKccuUiiK
attorney for tho Fli-at prosecutluK at
torney district or Oregon, eomprls
ItiK tho counties ot Jackson and Jo
soplilno, subject to tho will, of tho
republican voters at tho primaries.
If nominated nnd elected I will
prosecnto nil violations or tho law
and will faithfully iltttuhurKo tho du
ties ot the offlco, honestly, Impar
tially, economically and to tho best
of my ability.
H. IC. HANNA.
Jacksonville, Oro., Marcli 14. 1912.
public bunlucns, nnd to administer
tho utfnlrs ot Juckson county on
strict and aystomntlu business IIii6b.
I will nimlnt In building uotid roads,
build up tho couuty'ii credit, tabor foi
Its every mnterlnl Interest aluiiR pro
KrcHstvo nud economical lines. I will
favor no locality nt thouxpouno of
any other and I wilt pafcKunrd all ot
your material Intercuts conscientious,
ly and to tho best of my ability.
FRANK I,, TOU VWLLH,
Medford, R. V. I). No. 2.
r
to ao
For County Clerk.
I horoby nnnounco my candidacy
for county cleric nubjuct to tho re
publican primary on April 19, If
nominated nud elected l prnmtao n
huslucHstlko ndmlntHtratlou ot tho of
fice, nud will olincrvn tho laws k"V
emlni: tho offlco In overy detail to
tho best of my ability.
W. K. QUI8RNURIMY.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
I horoby announce mysoir an a
candldato for tho democratic nomi
nation for tho offlco of prosecuting
attorney for tho first prosecutlug at
torney district of OrcKon, embracing
tho counties ot Jackson and Jose
phine, subject to tho will of tho vot
ers of that party nt tho primaries,
nnd I pledge tho people of Jackson
nnd Josephine counties that in tho
event of my nomination and election railroad rates and efficient
I will fearlessly, Impartially and to service,
For Representative.
I hereby announce myself as n can
dldato for tho nomination an onoNif
tho two representatives to tho assem
bly Tor Jackson county, to be cnosou
by tho republican voters at tho pri
mary election April 19, 1912.
My two Interests tho ranch nt
Central Point nnd law pructleo
liavInK brought mo In touch with
conditions confronting both tho farm
er and tho busluesa mnu, In consent-
Iiik to mnko tho race for tho nnmlna-
tlou for representative, I wish to
stato that I nm In favor ot well built
highways, constructed along econom
ical and ncluntirio lines. I favor such
laws as will enable our orcharding
to protect and enro for their orchards
In tho best possible suunncr. I bo
Hove in such legislation as will pro
tect and safeguard all tho interests
of thu people In matters ot taxation,
public
For County Surveyor.
I am nsklui; for tho republican
nomination, and If I nm eb-cted 1 will
mnko the office menu something,
All county work reitilrlni; engl-
uoorlnit skill should bo dono by thu
county nurveyor, and maps and other
data filed for futuro reference. Hav
ing mudo the surveys for thu ndjudl
eatliiK of Little liutto creek water
rlghtf nud n topographla map of a
largo portion of thu Roguo river val
ley, besides other survoys, I am able
to give flrst-hautl Information.
RALPH P, CO'VOILU
tho best of my ability prosccuto all
violations of law in 6ald district and
endeavor to administer tho duties of
said office with tho utmost efficiency"
and economy. E. B. KELLY.
For Hrprt'jtcntniivr.
I respectfully present my namo as
candldato for rcprcaentativo to tho
republican voters nt the coming pri
mary. I bavo been anco honored by
tho people ot Jackson county, having
been chosen io represent them in tho
stato assembly two years ago. If
nominated and elected, I shall do in
tbo future as I hnvo In tho past:
givo to ray constituents as honest and
faithful servlco as lies within my
power. I realize that there aro mat
ters of importanco to southern "Oro-
R'on that will como up in tho next
meeting of tbo legislature at Salem,
and it will be my earnest dciro If
elected to act to tho fullest satisfac
tion of all tho peoplo of Jackson
county.
J. A. WESTERLUND.
And If nominated and elected, I
will give to each taxpayer honest,
efficient and hutilnesstlka service.
JOHN II. CARK1N.
For County Judge.
I am a candldato for tho nomina
tion of county Judgo of Jackson coun
ty to bo determined by tho will of
tho voters at tho primaries April 19,
1912. If I am nominated and elected
I will during my term ot offlco, as
soon as lawful authority of tho voters
can be secured, bond tho county and
begin tho construction ot a scientific
system ot permanent roads. One mil
lion and a half dollars Is not too
much for this purpose. But u dol
lar's value must bo had for every
dollar spent. I will opposo Increas
ing tbo county's warrant Indebted
ness and will endeavor to reduce tho
same and restore tho county's credit.
I will assume full responsibility for
a business administration ot overy
county office.
F. E. MERRICK.
For Sheriff.
To tho Republicans of Jackson
ceunty:
I hereby nnnounco that I am a cau
dldato for the Republican nomination
for sheriff ot Jackson county, Oro.,
Hubjcct to the wishes of tho votors of
tho Republican party, to be expressed
at tho primary election on April 10th.
1912, Ju caso I should bo nominated
and olected to thu said offlco, I prom
lso tho peoplo of Jackson couuty n
businesslike administration of tho of
fice. Ilcan nomination for county surveyor,
EMMETT UEESON.
II. C. STOCK
Oiiidhhito for Coiouir.
II. C. Stork, of Ashland, candidate
for coroner, has lived in tho couuty
hIiico 1SN4 nud Is one of tho .sub
stantial cltUoitft or this tdty. lie has
been lu the umlirtnllug buslui'ssju
Ashland ror H years. Ho stnxtnd
In a poor man anil bemuse he won
tho confidence of the people nnd
ntlcmlml strictly to his work he Is
now paying tuxett to the timoiilit of
fUf.O a year. Ills buHliienn career has
been deservedly successful,
Mr Stock promlnpit, if elected, to
keep down tho expenses of the offlco
as much ns possible and his past rw
ord shows that he Is a capable man
to do ho. (I'nlil Advt )
WHERE
TONIGHT
!),,
S X A R
THEATRE
Under direction People's Amuse
ment Co, Alwuyii In tho lend.
R I'nmirpiwM'il I'liolopliiyK .
nut tin: co.m.monwi-:ii'ii
Thin will pull at your heart strings
THU KMKItllT'N lAt'JUTi:it
A real western thriller
TOl'OII Jl'V Lltt'l
Screaming western comedy
Til 15 COIN OI' I'ATIl
Drama
IVII'IIV'H MA COMHS HACK
Funniest comedy In mouths
AH HATHHIt In New Hong
Till: WOOLWORTHH
Mcdfnrd'n Kaviirlto Musicians.
Admission 10c, Children Co
MATINEES EVERY DAY
Ceming: Coming!
I-'rldny and Saturday, April 10
and 20, Kalem'n iieusattoual War
Drama
A SPARTAN'S MOTHER
This Is without uucfltlou the
most thrilling war plcturo ever
produced by tho iCalem company J
, County Surveyor.
I am a candldato for tho rcpub
subject to tho primary election in
April.
If elected I will perform tho duties
of tho offlco with tho system and abil
ity that my credentials of former cr
perienco and my privnto work of the
past thrco years lu this county credit
mo with.
Copies ot letters recently sent to
tho county clerk cud court, and now
In my possession, regarding my abil
ity and past exporienco, may be had
by any votor requesting tho samo.
H, 0. 8TOECKMANN.
Watch Our Addition
Grow
Jackftoa and Summit
Medford Realty and
Improvement Company
M. F. & If. Co. Hid.
ISIS
IOc THEATRE lOc
.M Villi: CAMPIIEI.L .V CO.
With ORII'K STEELE. In
"THE LAHV noil lite PARSON"
Cast
Mary, the maid draco Van
Reed, Iho lady. ..Mario Cauipheti
Rev. Archil) (Ireeu, tho parson
Orlff Steele
A SNAP
CO acres, six miles from Medford,
good graded road crosses tho tract,
all freo soil, at $C0 per acre. $1000
will handlo, easy terms on balance.
Part is creok bottom land, su'tablo
for alfalfa. Several springs on tbo
place. Timber enough to pay tor tho
tract. No buildings. In tho Griffin
creok district.
W.T.York (a Co.
HOSIERS
' 250 MEMBERS LISTED
Rccouptjpe reminiscences 0f pio
neer and modern Hfo of Indiana, 125
members of tho Roguo River Valley
Hooslor club met Wodnesduy night at
tho I, O. O. F. hall and onjoyed a
most pleasant evening, which includ
ed a banquet and an excellent pro
gram. Tho club is, ono of tho largest
stato organizations In the city and
has an enrollment of 250 members.
Many delightful gatherings liavo been
.given u the past and more aro
planned tor tho future. Chief among
theso k a picnic to be given on Aug
'ust 9 in honor of ex-President Uen
,Jamln Harrison, tho only Indiana
president.
The meeting Wednosduy night waa
palled to order by President M. A.
;itador. Tho program follews:
Invocation, D. 1 Wilson; "Remin
iscences Around Nohlcsvllle," C. E,
Gates; "UIohhouis From Illoomflold."
B, R. Graham; "Adrift In Logans
port," Professor 8tIno; "Medford vs.
Peru," ,Mr. IlutJer "Sptzonborgs Jn
Indianapolis," W, A, Jones; "Skinny
ijorao Race," August I), Singlor.
Following tho program tho follow
ing officers were elected; C. E.
Gates, president; August D. Slngler,
yjco-presldent; S. I), arahum, bccio
tary and treasuror.
For County Comnnssloucr.
I hereby nnnounco myself as can
dldato for tho nomination of county
commissioner for tho four year term,
subject to tho endorsement of tho
republican voters at the primary
election April 19, 1912.
If nominated and olected I will
during my term of offlco conduct tho
business of Jackson bounty on a
strictly business basis, nnd to tho
host interests of tho taxpayers, and
-without fear or favor to any party,
parties or to any particular section
of tho county,
' W. O. LEEVKR.
, For Assessor.
I hereby announce mysolf as a can
dldato for a second term for county
assessor, subject to tho republican
primaries, April 10, 1912, and prom
lso If nomlnnted and olected to do
my duty In tbo futuro as I have In
tho past. W. T. GRIEVE.
County Recorder.
I horoby nnnounco myself as a can
dldato for tbo republican nomination
for tho offlco of county recorder, sub.
Jcct to tho will of tbo votors of that
parly at tho primaries. I was born
and raised at Eaglo Point, Oro. I
havo for tho past twp years been
deputy In tho assessor's office and
all I ask tho peoplo to do Is to look
up my character and past record bo
foro casting their ballots.
CHAUNCHY FLOREY, '
For Prosecuting Attorney.
I hereby announco mysolf a candi
date for tho republican nomination to
tho offlco of prosecuting attorney for
tho first district, Oregon. If I am
nominated and elcctod I shall proso-
cuto all violations of tho law, and
especially will I prosccuto nil viola
tions of tho liquor laws, nnd all laws
safeguarding tho wolfaro of young
manhood and womnnhood In this Jur
isdlctlon. This I shull do with what
ever of strength and ability my six
years' oxperlonco us a practicing at
torney and threo years as deputy
prosecuting attornoy of this district
has contorrcd. Vory respectfully,
J. N. JOHNSTON.
(Paid adv.)
PLUMBING
Steam and Hot Water
Heating
. All Work OmrnntM,
I'rlccB Jtuaaonablo,
COFFEEN & PRICE
00 Howard Block, nttnc oa flta Bt
Vtelflo 3031. Snmi 14.
County Surveyor.
I hereby nnnounco my candidacy
for tho above named offlco, subjoct
to tho Republican primaries In April,
I respectfully refer tho electors to
n)y past record as a basis upon which
tp Judgo my qualifications for said
qfflco.
T. W. OSaOOD.
For County Judgo.
I aid n candldato for domocrutlo
nomination an couuty Judgo, if
elected I promise to 'reform all loose
Cmititv Clerk.
I announce thyself as a candldato af)d caroleus methods ot transacting
Medford Real Estate
& Employment Agonoy
FOR HALE
Stock of dry goods and notions ut
50c on tho dollar, nt Invoice.
Restaurants from 11000 to $2500.
'i barber shops, one In Ore,, tho
other In Calif.
Restaurant and bakery fully
equipped, )1000,
1 room houuo plastered, lot plant
ed to berries, price 700,
fi room hoiiso near tlw North
school, 2000, terms,
C room liouso and furnlturo which
Is first chum In every way and a
No, 1 bargain, $2000.
Relinquishments and homesteads.
To trade biiggy or harness for hi-
cyclo,
If you wnnt nuythlng mil nt my
offlco.
EMPLOYMENT
Girls for general housework,
Phono In your ordors for men;
no charges to tho oraployor.
Thoso who want work call and
Icavo your nddross and name,
Mrs, Rlttner In nlwnys on hand to
tuko your iiunio and address,
E. 7. A. BITTKER
ROOMS 0 AND 7, PALM BLOCK
Opposite Nash Hotel
Phone 4 HI; Home, U,
t()OI I Vet of IVutuie Ktlm
THE CHOCOLATE REVOLVER
IVnturIng ADELE 1)E GARDE,
tho Vltngraph Company's wonder
ful 11 1 1 Io nctremi, one of tho young
est lu the world
A GINGCHHHEA!) Ct'PIH
A clever little Comedy
AS TOLH IIV PRINCESS HESS
Tho dramatic story of an Indian
maiden's gratitude
AT THE POINT OF A SWORD
Hcay Drama
Evonlngs, 10c any seat In tho
houso. Special Children's Mat
I nod every Saturday nnd Sunday
nt 2 p. m admission 5o and lOce.
Follow tho crowds to tho Isls.
Wo solicit your pntruuagu,
which will bo received with court-
( oy.
Hall & Myers
Taxi Co.
Toxicabs and
Touring Cars
Phones;, Pacific 1100 Home 400
Time Rates:
City on Pavements, $:i,00 por hour
Country. $.1,50 per hour
Waiting Tlmo;
10 Conts Evury Four Mlnutos or
$1.50 Per Hour
Lndles Shopping, $2. 50 Per Hour
Doctors' City Calls $2,50 Per Hour
Taximeter Rates:
Sorvlco Day or Night
Take tho Drown Cars
NEW THOUGHT MEETINGS
Aro Held in Mooro Hull ovory
Thursday ut 3 p, m. Everybody
invited.
F0RDE CAN DO IT
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