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CTBOnan PUTNAM, IMItor and Manager
, Rnterml a aeconrftMaaa matter at
Mtdforu, Oregon, tinder the not of
ataren , is?b.
Official Tapop of the City of Medford.
Official Papar et Jackaon County.
isMOtunnx ais.
One ynir, by " , i lS.oa
Qn monllu by mall.., .SO
rr month, datlvcred by carrier tn
MmUonl, Jackaonyflla and Cen
tral Point.. ,50
Fatunkiy only by niAll, per, yer 2.00
Weekly, per -year ,.J, . 1.BO
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LDREN'S PENIS
10 AID SUFFERERS
DENVER, Colo., March US. A
movement to have ovcry school child
hi the stnte contribute n penny and
every teacher' n dollar for the Ohio
nnd Indiana flood sriffcrors was
htnried hero today hy Mr?. Mary
Bradford,1" ntftto superintendent of
titnoation. Tlio Alan" would raise
over $10,000 jiv Colorado.
If the idea is followed in every
other Mule tho toiiil riruotmt would bo
enormous.
PHOENIX
-I
ItoyCoffnian returned front Los
Angeles whre ho has been spending
tho winter."
W. Carlcsa recently purchased a
handsomo Ford automobile.
Nov. Mr. Clyde and wlfo aro pre
paring to move back to Ashland.
J. 'l'urnbough has accepted a post
tlon as foreman on the Stono farm
near Jacksonville.
Dr. Uallllo and wifo tendered a
reception Tuesday evening to those
who took part In tho "Mishaps of
Minerva."
"W. E. Coleman of Mcdford is tak
ing Ira Dunlap's place in tho black
smith shop during tho tatter's ill
ness. Dr. nallllo wm a caller in Medford
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. A. Gammlll returned from
California Inst wrote, wlicro she has
been spending tho winter. Mrs. Oam
mill Is jbiucIi improved in health.
Mrs. John Copo entertained a few
friends Friday evening in honor of
Mrs. CT. Fullers and her little daugh
ter Frances' birthday.
"Tho Mishaps ot Minerva," pre
sented by the young peoplo of tho
Presbyterian church, was greeted by
a packed house. Tho different parts
were well sustained. Tho Irish po
liceman was a very amusing charac
ter. Tho orchestra from the First
Presbyterian church ot Medford fur
nished excellent tnnslc. The young
people have 'been Invited to give the
play in Jacksonville.
Mrs. G. A. Morue entertained the
Presbyterian Ladles' Aid Wednesday
afternoon. After the election of of
ficers refreshments were served. Mrs.
T. Malmgren was elected president.
I TABLE ROCK I
Orchard spraying in in full blnst,
fruit trees urc hcuvily sot with bios
worn. bud.
Tho Sunday school gave n pood
program on Kustor but tho attend
unco win small. The Arrowlicitd
Society is contemplating n piano.
W. C. Weeks, n promient mining en
gineer of Vancouver, H. C, wits tho
guest of bin uiicJe, J. II. Lydhtrd for
u fow days reecntiy.
Mr. Aiken, the Itoguo river fruit
inspector, Ik in the community.
Jliss Eva Hull returned to her
school ut Meadows on Sunday nftcr
n week1 at home.
O, I". Walling Iiiih ognu to Portland
on a short business trip.
Miss Myrtle Jlnnn has been (piito
nick fur it fow days hut hcciiik to be
improving.
Mr, Cluiso is building a largo now
burn.
A family uaint'd Mtindy is living in
tlio old I'linkey house at tho oint of
tliu hnvor rock.
Hill Lewis in pasturing lim Hhccp
on tho upper rock.
Hurry Sulby Iiuk left the Modoc
mvlinrds.
Thoro Iiiih been nil epidemic of
tiiuiiii in (hit) community for n few
weeks.
Hurry liuycs in blnnlitig out a well
on bis homestead on the ntopo of the
upper rook.
MARRIED.
Mr. A, H. Coflin and Mn. Cas
niulvia Slmffeo were married in th
beautiful home if Mr. Slmffeo on
Kast Main Mruet ut G p. m., Tlmrs
dly, D, I). Hoylc, pjistur of the Chris
linn church officlnting. Only the
iHiiiicriinUi families and friends wore
PH'seiit. A ihost delicious dinner was
hprend. A nuinhcr of beautiful mid
hfCfitt presents Acre shown mid nil
I'lijoycd 0 ttvejllup. , , ,
JOURNALISTIC
THE Salem Capital .lt)itnml iiiiuounuuH Ks oilitorinl
.lolicy as follews:
Tlio policy of the Capital Journal Is to first ascertain, as near uh pos
sible,, the wlshtw of tho people, nnd then to c.erl oory effort within Its
power to sec that tho wishes of tho people prevail.
This oar-to-groiuul policy is one that has long damned
the country press of Oregon. It is a policy that indicates
that a paper has no convictions of its own and cannot
differentiate between right and wrong. It is a policy of
timidity and failure. It substitutes blind following for
aggressive leadership.
A newspaper has better opportunity for acquiring
knowledge concerning public problems than-almost any
one in the community. It is part of its province to place
this knowledge before the public and to champion the
Truth as it sees it, and so aid in informing the people and
moulding public opinion.
Because the people wish a thing doesn't make it right.
The wish may be founded on error and misconception on
the part of the people. They wish one thing one year and
another the next. Ideas and ideals aro ever shifting.
"Whether or not the peoplo endorse an issue docs not
affect the principle involved. Human slavery was en
dorsed for centuries, but that did not make it right. For
forty years the people of Oregon voted down equal suf
frage. that did not settle the issue.
No one can tell in advance of an election what the
majority of the people wish hence such papers as wait
for the people to lead that they may echo the result, can
never counsel and advise, can never lead and when they
surmise it safe to express the opinion of the majority, may
una tnat a recall lias oeen placed upon it.
The editor that tries- to follow the wishes of the people,
like the man in Aesop's fables that first rode the ass, then
carried it, will succeed in pleasing no one and lose not
only public confidence but his own self respect, for a
newspaper's province is that of militant leadership.
The echo of popular wishes editorial is the vermiform
appendix of journalism and should be cut out, and the
newspaper left to a mere news peddling and penny calch
ing etence.
NEWTOWNS I0P
Sgobol & Day iv.ue the following
dated Kew York, March tlO:
Xo change in the npple market.
The following quotations chow actual
prices made in this market since
Monday. Some of the large ic nre
showing .scald. The following sales
have been mndc through the auctien:
Tuesday Mrier, Xou towns, .1.;J3
to .f..:i.'i; White Salmon, Xcwtownx,
$!.-. to .fl.70 ; Washington, Gnno,
0c to-41.10; Wa-hingtoii, Ucu Dnis,
$0V to l)0c.
Wednc-dny Wahington, Stay-
man's, 8,"e (o .$1.00; Washington,
Giino, 8.ic to fl.l.l: Washington,
IJlnck Twig, smi to j?Ui"i.
Thursday Rogue Itiver Xew
tuwun, .1.2ii to .?,J.I"; CflMiincrc,
Wine.-aps, $1.30 to .J."J.'i; Yakima,
Arnknsas Black, $1.J0 to .1.:0; Ynk-
iuiii, Winfesni, $1.00 to 1.'J."; Wash
ington, Wine-,nps $1.00 to .$1.10;
Washington, Home Beauty, f0e to
)?l.lo; Washington, Ben Davis 7,'ic to
UOe; Washington, Greening, 3"c
From five to ten enr are going out
nf private sale from Erie dock daily
and it is extremely hard to get over
$1.75 on the very finet stock, while
plenty of various varieties are being
sold from 75e to $ I.'J.". The orange
market hold iirm, although the ar
rivals nre Iieuvy.
Weather warm and rainy nnd it U
not helping tho demand for apples.
TOGGERY TEAM WINS
THE BOWLING FLAG
Tho long pennant chaiso between
the four bowling teams of Medford
camo to an end Thursday evening by
tho Daniels team losing to tho Model
team, giving the Toggery team tho
right to tho pennant. Greut spirit
has been shown through tho fccrlcs
and a largo crowd was on deck Thurs
day evening to witness (ho last game.
Tho members of tho winning team arc
Mark Patton, captain; Ralph riiirgeHH,
A. J. Home. Jay W, Diamond und C.
Y. Tougwald,
f
CENTRAL POINT ITEMS.
Mrs. Stouts of the Modoc orchard
spent the middle of tho week hero.
Quito u fow of our people attended
tho Methodist convention Wednesday
at Grants Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilalght of Medford
were hero on btislnoss Wednesday.
Tlio luemborH of tho Ludlos' auxil
iary bancjuctcd tho Meteors" Wednes
day ovcnlng at tho Y. M. C. A. This
mukeu tho third auppcr thoy have
given tho boys and tho hoys always
look forward to these banquets with
much pleasure.
, MrB. Tuttle spont Wednesday af
ternoon In Medrord.
iMrs, It. B. Jeffrey of Sucrainento,
Cal., la horo visiting hor parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. I). Holmes, and family,
Mrs. Plnkerton of Chlcugo, ill., Is
hero visiting relatives mid friends.
Professor McMurray ot Grants
Pass was here Wednesday on busi
ness. Mrs, C'hnbmorlnln of Tiny Gold
spout tint ffrst of tho wool; horo.
GOTHAM
MARKLT
lifEBFORT) MATT; TRTTUTim MTCTYFOKD. OKTCflON, KU1DAV, MATCH!" 2fl.
APPENDICITIS.
10 CM FOR AID
l'OKTLAND, Ore, Manb 'JS.
From (he maimer in which contribu
tions for the relief of flood sufferers'
in Ohio and Indiana arc muring on
Secretary Giltncr of the chamber of
commerce nnd the Oregon Journal,
which is eiillcetiiig funds in connec
tion with the Ohio societies of the
state of Oregon, Portland mid Ore
gon promises to establish a record
for liberality. Already more than
ftl.OOO has been forwarded to the
stricken districts. Tho Mih-eriplion
thus far have been voluntnn, but
some prominent ineeit took some ac
tion looking toward the collection of
n sub-tuutial fund throughout the
state.
DIED.
GAY At his home at Grants I'a,
March 21, Archie Gray, aged 7'.
years, JO mouths nMd 21 days. -
SMITH At the home of his grtfnd
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ding
ler, Grants Pass, lino Victor Smith,
aged 12 years, -I month-, nnd '23
days, Sunday, March '-':', lOl.'l.
WILLIAMS At Portlund, Ore, Sun
day, March 2:, lDl.'l, Karl Williams
of Grants Paos, ' aged !18 ycura,
from pneumonia.
DKWKKS At Ashlnnd, March 20,
Louis Deweos, aged 71, it native
of Illinois; member Ihirnsido Post,
O. A. If., served in civil war in
company A, .'I3nl Indiana; resident
of Ashland seven years.
John A. Perl
Undertaker
28 S. IlAItTLBTT
rhones 31. 471 on 47S
Ambulant fcrvIcA Deputy Coroner
WSHfifTi
Z-7Si!li"'!L!J'wlJ
H3H3Zffla
on
RESPONDS
KltuntiHl In tho Hub ut tho Prlnrlp.il
Theater and Shopping District
Jtecently Itederorafed and Iteruriilshnl Throughout,
- und I let (ec l.'piijel Today than Hicr llcforo
Iviiropeaii Plan
1 looms ultlionl Imlli, $1.11(1 pec day and up
Dooms with Uitli, Jj'-'.OO per day ami up
. J. KALI'.MA.V.V, .Maniigir.
, CiaitKD, Asst. .Mgr.
V. K.
L. N.
Talent, Oregon
Orchards, Homes, Farms
In a Thriving Center in One of the Garden Spots)
of the Resjue River Valley
NO DAMAGES FOR
THE PLAINTIFF IN
MALPRACTICE CASE
Arter dcblieriiting ncntlx 'JO hours
the jury hi the suit brought by Wal
ter L. Wood nganisl Drs. Wood and
Suedeuburg of Ashland for $20,000,
charging malpractice, tetiirned n ver
dict for tlio defendants at 7 o'clock
this morning. , Tlio vctdict was scaled
and wuh opened h.v Judge I'alkiiis
when oourt oonvened at nine o'clock.
The cue wtf hurd fomibt an ex
tended oer two or three duvs. Young
Wood ulloged that imprupcr ttcat
incut caused his leg to set, after it
had been broken, i nun improper man
ner. A large number of phyMctnus
were called bv the defense and prose
cution to testify.
The case will probably be npwaled.
Tlu jury in the case of Nuu-lcudl
vs. .Miueur to iecocr ijli.i auoweti
the plaintiff $tli.h'i.
YOUR PICTURE FREE
AT STAR THEATRE
A novel "tunt i to beworkrd by
the Stnr theatre management. They
are asking every eiticn of Medford
to go and have b'w picture taken lib--olutelv
free. A big collection of
pii'ture is wuiited. then n slide will be
made from wih picture and one of
the slides will be sliown at the Stat
theatre every nftortioon Md owning.
a different slide, lo he shown each
day. Any person who happen to br
in the nudionec when bi picture i
shown will be please eall ut the ticket
nfiry nnd rceeive five 10c tiehrts ali-
solutclv free. The pholoitnipher will
explain ccry detail ohuId thi- tiol
iirme CNplanatory.' The itting will
he held at 2!I2 W Main street Hindu.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT
BREAKS HIS ARM
Will IJevorldgc. a well known high
school boy, while cranking up the
automobile of a friend In front of the
post office, aiiHtulned n broken right
arm. shortly above' tho elbow. The
form of tho blow wuh so strong that
the young man filiated, nnd was car
ried Into a nearby storo by Attorney
Gns Newbury and other wltnewoH or
the accident. Yonng Ilororidgo It
tho on of W. T. Ueverlclgo, nnd wns
one of tho star menibors of this year's
basketball team.
HOTEL HOLLAND
TABLE D'HOTE DINNER
Every Evening 5:30 to 7:30
40c.
Consomme Clnm Chowder
Shrimp Salad
Halibut Steak, Aurora Sniica
Pommes Chateau
Oysters In Cation
Breaded Lamb Chop Millanulso
Prime Ilibs of IUcf un Jus
Loin of Pork, Sago Dressing
Mashed nnd Baked Potatoes
Spinach with Kgg
Buglbih Plum Pudding with Hard
Brandy Sauco
Ico Cream Cafo .Voir
Merchants Luncfi at Noon 35c
Not the cheapest but the best.
iPf?r(lanci'5 Turnout Htel
Ho cd for (he ExcellencD
?rit5Cui5inc.Eurf?pcanpIao
JUDD
Jackson County
A HAPPY CHILD '
' IN A FEW HOURS
When Cross, Mich, lVcrlsi, Tongue
Coated or Hltlous (iho
"Sjitip of I'lgs."
Look at the tongue, mother! It
coated, It Is a nuro sign that your
llttlo ouc'ii Insldtm, the stomach, liver
and 110 feet ot bowels arc clogged
up with (nitrifying waste matter and
need a gentle, thorough cleansing at
once.
When your child In llsllew. droop
ing, pale, doesn't sleep soundly or
cat heartily or Is er(ww. Irritable, r
verlsh, Mtoinneh amir, breath bad; h.s
stomach ache, diarrhoea, soro throat
or Is full of cold, gle n teasponuful
of Syrup of KIrs. and In a few hour
all tho foul, constipated waste, un
digested food and sour bile will neat
ly more mi and out ot Its llttlo bow.
els without uaUHCii, griping or weak
nesii. nnd you surely will have a
well, happy and smiling child again
shortly.
With Syrup of Klga you nre not
drugging your children, being com
posed entirely ot luscious Ma, senna
and aroaintlcs It caiinot bo harmful,
beside thoy dearly Ibvo Its detlclutis
taste.
Mother nhoulil always keep Syrup
of FigH hniidy. It Is the only stom
noli, (Ivor and bowel cKinuter and
regulator needed. A llttlo given to
day will save a sick child tomorrow.
Full directions for children of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly print
ed on the package.
Ask your druggist for the full
name, "Syrup of I'lgtf and Kllxlr of
Seiiim,' preiiarrd by the California
Pig Strap Co. This Is Dim delirious
tasting, genuliii old rllalh defuse
anything else offered.
Sleiiiarkafil
Gafarrls Cure
Gets Right Into the Affected Parts
and Stops Gathering in Kyct,
Noes. Throat and Lung.
Tlr lontr rlp of l.ibort etprl
rnrntR. tin KwiM Ijiliomtory It hi un
tilii-ly tdinwn tt'Bt rat rrh c?n l curd
liy thn rltnHn f"crn of InocubitliiK Hi"
lilmsl wl'li iililil"t il reinwlT lli.u stop
Inrlnmmi.tory cm(lltiiii thruthnul thn
mucous linlnes ot nil the i-risum of th
tnsly This M 1n wlih the fmiM
Hwlfls Huro fipeclftr, or It Is wWly
known, R K. 8. It U takan Into lhj
IjIocnI Jut imi nulurully as tho mMt
nourlililiue fxl. It i)irrailN lt Influent
over wery oraan In tlio liudy, eoml
thruUKh all tho vrlo nmt arteries, en
hLIm nil inuoouii iiurfaot to oxcluinxn In.
ItutnniMtory otlJo ami other Irritating
fulNlin-Ni fur nrlf-rlal flraietita tlwl of
fietually oleanto Iho ylm and tliu put
on ctnl to all oatarrbal pollution. H. H. H.
clrana out thu alamsatl of nmenux no
eumulallnnir, eualiles only tt Mood-maU-Inc
inauruls to enter tlw ln-iln". eem
UncM with thwo fixsl rlrmafit t entur
Iho clrceUllon In rt than un hour.
You will noon rriliwi Ha -oniUiful In
fluence ly tho uImciico of liHudnclm, n ri
eMel clcarlnir of ilia air tiMa-. u
ateadlly linprnvnt liaaal etindllloii, awl
u nemo of bwllly rolif lhat provoa Ihiw
rninpletely catnrrb oftn Info! Iho vx
tiro aynlrm. You will find H. H. H. on
lulu nl oil druif tortw at ll.rsl pr lsHI.
It Is a rcmarknliln remedy f-T any nnd
nil IIih1 nffcctlons, aurli an c- xctna. rah,
lupux, teller. ponrluolK, bolls and all siror
lit'iiu cmilltlnna I'or special nlvlo on
uny W'mhI dliieuno wrllo in cmMi-mo to
Tim Hwift Hiicrine t'i, I "7 Hwi't lllda.
AtUnt i, tla Jio nol di-loy In Hut a bultlti
of a. a, 0, at your UrucsUts.
WMttemore's
11 iSfiSKBolishes '
flNtST QUALITY LARCKST VARIETY
nBKBIji
"CUT EDCt" tua only lolla"alioo ilrc! i( mi
wuiuvlyiitln0n. Ulcknil I'olufitaivDea
imUMiiWi' ixKiUtinUtioci. iiiiutj nitiioul rub-
tlnj, !-. TRrMtll LUiiS,, iwi ,
"UANUr'cumUiiatlim for cWoInu
ntllfinilaiif piiau.lrirt&nBliijC.'i&C MS
iul nAIIthlni;
SMIf'!,l'W.
"OllCKWUirE(lnlliiiMfonwl!lil,"t'1ll'l"
lyi bans ami lilicmillrirfannnjalio. ljf,&;.ie.
amir l uan) ani miiwi ".? """ .;:
rinM white cakia rkt-ain ginc-iln lurt. wall
raiixa,16c InUwWonia.lifioaluniluiiw bi)c,
"rillE" comhlnatlon for i:ciitlfniriv who lki)
rrlclcfnTiaTluKtlK-lrnUalook A I. ((ratoria color
anrlhutr.itoali blade ahon. l'ullah wlili a liruiU
orclotb,VeciiU. "HaHY Itm." alra, loecnla
If vi,lif .llrr il(wtno kt nlka kdwl Jfon wllt.' r.ilnl
Ilia ilt I n alamiM f r fui(i J Hmw , Hiarsaa i-ai.
VMlTTeMORE BH08. . CO.,
2920 Albany Blraet, Cambridge, M.
Iht Otlt U anil latitat MjKuiirlann of
bhvf Ihilliht, III lilt H'ntl-1
Draperies
Wu carry very completo lino of
dmiK-riKM. Inri (-jrinliiH, flxlurua, etc.,
urn) do ull iiuHHcii of nnliolatorlnif. A
speelul man lo look ufiur this work
exclusivity und will Kivo uh kooJ
nurvlco uh ficiiulblu to eet In even
tlio lurcest cities.
Woeks & McGowan Co.
Jfs'1 . JV
(sii
1010.
Owes Life ( This ,
Consumption Remedy
II ti licyunil IiihiiiMi pnner In lifurin
mlrarlM. "I hr luaksra f Kcknuot'a ,l
trrnllte, a mileily fur t'mnniiiiiitlflii, tin
nut claim that II will realm? cvi'ry enn
to I 'i' t fill lii'iillh, but ait liiuiir lintii miIimi
larlly tralltlisl II muil lliclr llrra, lb.it
nil Him Iiiup tills iliisel illaraae almulil
lnvrllanli ami try II II nhimlit alnp thn
litKbt wi'nl, nil in f.ncr, lumnulr up
erillo nnd In very ninny ruaca, iirolitoit
life. Ili-ail luit II niHiiiiipllaliiil In Una
IS"!
I'ntlirrlne Ate nnd Am-vt I'lnrr,
ynn-ii a fmitl. I., I.
'tlcntli-nirn: In llu wr liVl I na
IflVrn mIHi n limvy cola nml n natly
ntuuti nml rlil lo rirnl ilmtnra, In
rluilliiK n lsl.iHl. 'I'lii'lr uii'illilin-a full
isl. I I lien nil In the luUi, but
IIik isiikIi till kept lip. I "In Jul llirrn
n jriMr mid I Inn hi-iii mi n In tin ntstr
Jrr-y flly. a iry alck man
"My litiillur llii'ii iiiiiniiiii-nili'd lit'k
man'a Alli-ratlli In m trry bluhlr At
Ural I Muiilil mil ion-nil tn tiac II, onltu
in iii ract i lint i nnil laven an many
iih'iIIcIiim niiiiiit IkIiik hi'tlx'il In any
a, but lliinll
u
I mill till nal
II l now
iimrlr ln .r-iira aliuv 1 tl rat lisik It
I nm mm cuii-d niul I il.iii- air that I
irtillM IniVl' I'll-ll lilltlnl luliat Ki If It
linil lint lactl fur ISklilillla Alli'intllf, I
lli to lliauk ymi for tin lliiariu to inn,
U'hrretcr I s I Mshly nniiiiiiit'iid Ilia
Allcrnllti'. n I im my lift- in It "
(Sniirn Altlilnlltl JUS J TIHU'SCIIIM!
Itrkman'a Allerallvr la innthn In llron
rliltla, Aatlimu. Hay IVti-r, I'linxii and
taunt Trnnhlra. und In iitilxitlillii r tho
ajan-m, iv lint Kinlnln (HiUmia. oplalra
or liablt-foimbiK iliim- Auk for Issikivt
(.llliii: uf rrtoirrlra. nnd tlli' In I', km mi
I.aberatnry. I'lillaiUMtihlii, I 'a , for nir.vtl
daurr. l"r tale by all Iradlun Oriijitlila
Auction Sale of Acreage
i.v Tin: iMi-.itci: .siMtntvisto.v
Two Miles Cast of Melfonl
TIIUltSIIAV. AriJII. HUH ON TIIK
I.ANII
Ono and ono-iiuarlor to flvo acru
tracts will bo sold to tho highest bid
der. Seldom does tho buyer havo tho
chniico to iiittnu tho prlco ho pays
for real estate, ospeolully eholco pro
perty wull located and oti very easy
terms.
Do not fall to sectiro ono of theso
tracts.
A special opportunity for tho man
of small moans to scrum a home.
Liberal discounts will bo made for
nil rash.
i;. p. iii:iiiiii'I v. it. l'li'.itci:
Atiiliuuccr t)tncr
E.D.Weston
Official Photographer of tho
Medford Commorcial Club
Aimitoiii' FinisliiuK
Post Cards
Panoramic "Work
J'ortraita
Jnloriorand exterior viuwt
Flash lights
NenativoH made anv time
and any place ly appoint
inont.
208 E. Main Phono 1471
J. H. Mulhollen
I'nlntlng, Iasr Hanging, Tinting
nail Cciicral llouao IP-palrlug
Phono 003-Y
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COFFEEN & PRICE
33 Hownrfl Xllock, rntmnc on otU at
Horn pMion tail.
How to Increase
Your Batting Average
Uao the Cork Centnr ball.
Records prove it. In the National
nnd Americun Lcaguca in 1910,
27 butters hit ".300" nnd over;
in 1911 'gSSsa) 57 bottera did
thn trick, nnd in 1912, 62 bat
ters, 'Hio Cork Center ball fjivea
the batter un even break with
the pitcher. It increasca bnttint;
"lightly, yet in not too lively.
Huaakln? of battlng-hava youayar triad tKa
HiwUlntf- AuUvrapli Mulal IlatT W"l In all
iliaaanU walyhU, afUrthaatyla uwd btha
iiartlcular baltar wlioa autuarapli It baara.
Tlia Zlmmanuan mojal (llalnw gimmarman,
l.aJluir batter Natlonul lairue. Ml) la ena
ef tba beat all around rnodala ayarprodueat,
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150 Geary Straat, San Francisco
Tlaalara In arary town carry Hialdln goada.
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tiih i:r.m: mai.i.
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Tariff on Rooms
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00' rooms xilh private bath 2.00 each
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