Medford mail tribune., June 20, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

I'AOB TWO
lf Al AND
LlitRSdlVAL
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W, It, Mcl.l.cod of Mcl.cod's store
on tho Prospect rond was a this
week's vIMtor In Medford.
The Pilgrim's Progress I proxing
thu Jjrentost drafting card of llto
cnrnlvnl ' fielng crotxded nil during
tho cvonfnff. The- trip to Mora Is
next In tho lend And no ono should
fftll to tako In thosfe two fun in
ducing devices before the closing of
tho cnrnlvnl,
ilarl S. Tinny Irnves Sunday for a
month's visit nt Minneapolis, Minn.
' Thursday, July tG, lias hocn set
for Bedford Day a iho Ashland
Chntnuqua. Mr. Gerard Talllnndlor,
director of the Mod ford Conservntory
tins signed up with President lliillnRS
for tho music for that day.
Holmes Insures homes.
Mrs, H. U. Patterson' nnd daugh
ter, Miss Jcnnnclto httxo returned
from Portland where they liava been
Attending tho Hot Show.
Complaint has been rccclxcd by the
police that small bojs go swimming
In Hear creek close to family resi
dences, garbed in &n a manner as
to bo highly embarrassing to women.
A "King Spits" cigar is home made.
Try one, Cc.
Irs. Fred Lewis of Wcllen and
rhlldrcn nro spending the week end
in the city with friends.
Arthur Allder spent n few hours
In Jacksonl!le Friday vUittng
friends and relatives.
Salto, tho driver of Sunrise Sun
day Medford, has somo wood for sale
on ground at Coleman creek, 12.50
per cord, $1.35 per tier. 79
n. X. Foster of tho Palace of
Sweets who is attending the National
Guard encampment at Fort Stevens is
expected homo Monday, the rest of
the company following the last of the
week.
Tomorrow is tho longest day of the
jear. The sun will rise at i'.H and
set at 7:37. with 12 hours, one mln
uto and So seconds of sunshine, and
ono hour and 33 minutes of twilight.
Itoyal Bakery goods at DeVoea.
The Southern Pacific will run
special train to Grants Pass and Gold
Hill tomorrow for the Kogue River
Valley Lcauo games, Medford pla
Ing Gold Hill at Gold Hill, and Tal
ent Grants Pass at Grants Pats. A
largo number or local faus will make
tho trip.
Owuey Patton was offlclally
crowned the biggest crabber In town
at tho carnival Friday night, and Miss
Eileen Perl was named queen and
thus crowned on tho high platform at
tho south end of tho grounds. Miss
Perl was surrounded by a retinue of
maids of honor, and niado a neat
speech, lu which sho wished cveryono
a good time. "Crabber" Tatton
made-a few remarks, and the crowd
cheered. The carnival will close Its
engagement in this city tonight, and
the biggest crowd of the week will
bo on hand. A Madri Cras will bo
tho closing feature. -The carnhal
will make Its next stand at Eugene
Call Mitchell for Vawn mower trou
bles. Phone 20.
A letter from Dud Anderson to
Medford friends states that he will
motor to this city with his mother
about the middle of July, and that he
will rest and train until the first qf
October befOro re-entering tho ring.
He writes that ho never felt better
in his life, and tho desire to. crcawl
through tho ropes again Is tr ;ng,
Jean Hattls'te, tho deaf pltt-hor.
uim Ktnrtil tho season with this
city, now with Helena In the Union
association, pitched a two hit game
Thursday against Salt Lake.
Carkln & Taylor, lawyers. (John
II. Carkln, Glenn O. Taylor), Has-
klnB-Uoydon Illdg.. Main street.
Senator Von der llelleu of Wcllen
Is a buslnss visitor In the city toda.
Quito a number of Elks are auxin?
tlcketH on tho Elks special to bo run
to Klamath Falls, July 4th to tho
llodeo under tho uuspp.es of the II
P. O. E. of that city.
Miss lluth Xye has returned from
a week spent visiting friends and
relatives In tho Central Point dis
trict. Milk and cream nt DoVoos.
Jucob Hrant, a farmer of the Ya
kima valloy. Wash., Is visiting the
family of J. Neabar of ths clly for
u few da j s.
H. J. Johnson of Ashland spent
Friday aflurnoon In Medford at
tending to business matter.
Scroen doors at Medford Lbr. Co.
Mrs. Harry Porter of Gold Hill I
visiting friends, and relatives In thlj
city and Jacksonville.
Gordon Henshuxv of nodding, Cal.,
)s among fho out of, tovyn xjsttors to
this tlty.th'U week
Kresh lime. Medford IAr. Co.
H. U. Lotto has returned to ni
l,u, lii llosehurg after spending
ft.m days f n thut Mir m butlnuBS
!! !
fftbl.McGowinU.
" UXDIRTAXIKS
A, K. Orr fpMf
0 II till
Herbert Alford motored to Ash
Innd Frldny evening on business.
Miss Phronta Helms of this city Is
visiting friends nnd relatives in Go)d
Hill this week.
1 Frank Onnion, n laborer fainted on
South Central nxenuu Frldny nf tor
noon, nnd It wns first reported that
ho wns prostrated by tho heat. Thl
rumor wns quickly dispelled when
tho victim stated Hint ho was snb.
jeet to fainting spells.
Hay for snle. W. It. Kvorhnrd,
County Assessor W. T, Grieve of
Jacksonville was n business xlsltor in
tho city Frldny afternoon.
I.uthcr Armentrout of Itoguc Klvor
was a business visitor in tho city
Thursday and Friday.
Home of Truth, HI South Con.
trnl, meetings "Thursday, 3 to 5 p. in.
Vlncc ltxnh is down from Wntklns,
Oregon, nnd reports much mining
work In that section. He also sa.xs
the deer are plentiful for this time
of icar. with the gnmo wardens
watching closely for violators of the
game laws,
Stanton Griftls and Stater Johnson
won n duck at tho carnival Friday
night, and will serve the same to n
number of their friends nt tho Uni
versity club Monday cloning.
Clalrxojant. Mmc. Dro)tus re
nowned nnd gifted clairvoyant will
b0 located In Medford tor a short
time. Consult her on all affairs of
1Ue. GO cents nnd $1.00, 10 a. m. to
10 p. m. 7:00 to 10:00 p. in., apart
ment 2, Colonial Flats. 7S
A decided drop in temperature
from tho first of the week when tho
mercury soared to 96, were, recorded
Friday and today. At one o'clock
tills nfternooh tho temperature was
73 degrees, and tho maximum for
Fridar was S3 degrees. A cool
breexc rrom the west drove In rain
clouds from tho coast, but no show
ers are expected. Fair cloudy weath
er Is the prediction ror tomorrow.
Attorneys Gus N'ewhury nnd W. E.
Phlpps returned Friday evening from
Salem, where they argued the caso
of Ward vs. Hammcl, a matter in
replevin beforo tho supreme court.
It was a discussion over this suit that
led to a fistic encounter between tho
two lawyers at acksonxUlo n jear
ago, but nothing like that happen
ed beforo tho highest court. A decis
ion In the salt will bo given In tho
fall batch of rtndlngs.
J. O. Gerking. tho best all around
photographer in southern Oregon
Alwnya reliable. Negatives mado any
where, tlmo or nlace. Studio 228
Main St. Phone 320-J.
H U. "Patterson and H. F. Mcador
left this morning for n ten days auto
tour of northern California, points.
They will do sonfo fishing on the way.
The largest Saturday crowd of tho
month Is in tho city today from the
country, and all the stores are doing
A xood business.
Itoy Nichols of Eagle olnt is a bus
iness visitor in the city ror a (exr
hour's today.
Tho P. and E. will run the Hrst
excursion or the season to Ilutto
Falls today, and a week from Sun
day the S. P. will run an excursion
to Colestln. neglnnlng tomorrow
northbound No. 14 will stop nt Itay
Gold ror the benefit or fishermen.
Scores or Medford people will spend
tomorrow In the hills.
Axel I.undgren of the Ulue Ledge
district who has been 111 for the Inst
ten days Is completely recovered ac
cording to reports received rrom him,
J. A. Torney has returned from a
short trip to the Palmer Creek coun
try.
The teachers examinations being
held In Jacksonville will closo today
with 72 aspirants for teachers cer
tificates. It will be two weeks before
the results arc known.
"Tho racing mntlneo scheduled ror
tho Fourth or July nt the fair grounds
has been called off and thero will
bo no celebration In this city, though
exercises wlll'be held In Grants Pass,
Talent, Trail and many country
places.
AL K. Swift or Tillamook Is spend
ing a few das In the valley attend
ing to business matters.
Councilman George Porter and
Water Superintendent George Tranna
leave in the morning for a tour of
Inspection or the city water intake.
Mort Kilgore or rtogue Itlvcr is
In the qlty today attending to bus
iness matters.
Miss Frances Kenny or Jackson
ville visited mends In this city Fri
day. Itosa Kline, or the Little Butte wns
a visitor in tho city t:ie inlddlu of
tho week.
Hotiry Thompson of Eagle Point
spent Friday In Medford and Jack
sonville attending to business mat
ters. Tho skin grafting operation upon
Sarah (irccn who was operated up
on at Sacred Iff art hospital Thurs
day by Or Porter Is progressing
Hue and out or dunxor. The ban
dages will bo reinovod next Wednes
day whon It will' be determined
whether uuother operation Is, wees
sary or not
blind women who "" '"'""
Dinging on the refcl whs ordered
lo iiiowi to Iho imxt lown b) ('lllct
JJItUoii, Iht Inept) four hours In
Iho city luviiB KKpliml.
Mionw "nil lr. A, K. Hkiii
lex vis lomoriuw l; aulN on u bits
lues urn! ph-usuro Hip lo I,nkitlu.
MEDFOttD MAIL TRtUt'NR
Pursuant to tho call Issued by
Governor Oswald West, Mnor Pur
den hns named W. 11 Gore of tho
Medfonl Nntlonnl bank, nnd Attor
ney A, M. Kennies, ns delegates to
tlir trl stnto Good Uonds cotmiHlon
to bo hold In this city In Jul
STERLING MINE CASE
ISEMENT
The teMimuux in tin ohm' of the
StiHnir Minim; rompniiv mjmn-1 llio
llulli IntotvM. nllrging frmul in se
curim; control of Uio rich pliieer
proiH'rty, m- compU'tctl l'titlny nl't
vmoon nnd the ileoiiou luken under
iul irineiil liv Jud.ue K. M. tlklii-
who i- expeeteil to uive hi-, riiuliiij;
within a week or ten dtiy.
It is exHftel Unit I lie court will
take Mime notion next week in the
Kinder diorve Milt, Ihnl stirieil the
tnumuillits of Drift'in ereek ltit
t-piiuj;. The tlove of pence lin- set
tled over tho houchold nnd it i-
Ihoujjlit Hint the eourt will ili-iniox
the n""lieulion for the !ioree.
Argument of new motion-, intro
tlueeU by City Attorney Mel'tihe nnd
Attorney W. K. IMiipiw, in the hitler
Miit ngniu-t tin iuvokiiii; of the
s-cwer n-e-.-inent for di'triet III, will
he heard the iir-t of the week, with
other nes in equity -eheduled to
come beforo the couit tho coming
week.
GRASS FIRE CALLS
DEPARTMENT OUT
Fire, exidentlv et liv eliihlren of
tho neighborhood for the fun of it,
in the tall grn on n ncnnt lot on
West Main street, culled out the fire
department this afternoon at 1:1.1
o'clock. When they nrrivetl the
hlnze had been extinguished hv wo
men with garden hose and hos with
wet guiinaeks.
A fenture of the fiw uiin the
reoklcsH ridiiit; of motorvyelists en
route to the scene, nnd u collision
with n hov on n wheel was narrowly
nvcrteil at Qnipe and Main. The
nine hov came near being run oiur
hy an auto nt the Midford 'hotel
comer.
When the fire auto slowed up
crossing the railroad tracks, u cou
ple of youths from the country nt
ieuding the cnrniwil, Jumped on the
rear step nnd were promptly kicked
off by T-'ire Chief Lnwton nnd Officer
Cingcnde.
CARRANZA REFUSES
PORT
SALTILLO, .Mex,. Juno 2.. Gen
eral Carranza's reply to the Niagara
mediators declining to arrango an
armistice with the federals received
Its final touches today and will bo
dispatched tonight er tomorrow.
Orriclals in authority here today
take the stand that If tho constitu
tionalists aro not represented nt the
conference the fault lies with the
mediators and declares tho domand
for an armistice was Imposalhlo for
tho constitutionalists to grant un
der the existing clrcumstnnccs,
NEW . GUINEA ISLANDS.
E
HATAVIA, Juno 20. Heveiul i-,1-niidn
lo the north of British New
Otiilicu have, been devastated by an
curthipiab1 and storm, itecoidiiig lo
reports teem veil here today. Hun
dreds of houses hiixe collapsed and
n number of unlives; were di owned.
Patronize Home
By smoking Mt. Pitt, tho best fc
cigar on the market.
TOO LATB lo CLABBIFf
WANTED Com, barley or wheaf
AdyUo me by letter prices, and
' whero'cah Jie seen or phone Kll-It.
II. j. Do d go, Jr., Medford. K0
FOIt HALE -Full blooded lierk
shlre boars, uny age, can be seen
ut Imperlul orchard, three miles
east (ft Medford, Phono 4-F2 or
911-It. II. L. Dodge, Jr , Med
ford.' R0
W'ANTIJD To buy six to Ion tons of
Hald barley hay. Addrofs Potto'
k Gould, Medford, or phone 25-112
83
nHpHALr- Hlx nlgUlercd Iluroo
Jmmy sows, duo lo fariow soon
Call 3-FO or wrilu II. II Corliss
Tslenl, Ore hit
I J X HT-i7a7iJ 1 mT I m ulcli ilTurm
I'lniler pltiuku reluiu lo llils of
flm. HvnrA. 7
D
QIIAK
MKttFOKl). OliKCIOK, RA'tVUIUY. .ll'NK 20, l!)lt
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At the Churchc
H..4i-t .to-M--.t...i
Talent lUtptUt
Itqv. Mrs. W. T. I). MneOulloiigh
11. A. pastor. .Morning worship U n.
in Hxenlng worshli nt S p. in.
Strnngers welcome.
('mitotic
Corner 1'lexonth nnd Onkdnlo.
Mnsses 8 nnd 10:"0,
Chrlstlnu doctrine !:i:..
llnptlsms 2 to 3,
EventiiK dovotlons 7:30,
.laiksonxlllo Metliolil-t
Tho Uev. J. S. Smith of Ashlnnd
will prvnch In the Methodist l'plsco
pal church of Jncksonvlllo Sundny
morning and exciting In the ttbcueo
of tho pnstur. Children's Day oxer.
ctt.es b.x the Suiuln) school nt 10 n. m.
Midweek prnjer meeting Thursday
oxoulng S;00 o'clock. Exorybody
welronto to these serxlces. A, S.
Jenkins.
imptlst
Itev. It W. MncOullough Ph. D..
pastor. Morning worship 11 n. m
Sermon. "Christ's Second Coming In
the Light of Tliessolnnlniis.
Exenlng worship S p. m.. sermon
"Christ's Second Coming lu tho Light
of tho Lodlns.
The Hlblo school will repent n pnrt
of tholr children's dn exorcises.
Hlblo school !:IV
II Y P. V. nt 7 on
Strangers wolcouie to nit scrxltes.'
Oakdnlo Axenue .MelluHllt
Sundny school nt 10 n. m.
Tho nnniint memorial sermon, in
honor of tho I. O. O. F. nnd Kobcccn
lodges at II a. m . oxer) member of
these orders nro Inxltod to attend
this serxlces.
Children's Dny ererclses nt S p. lit.
Parents should come and bring tho
children. A program has been nr
rnnged for this occasion.
Strangers aro welcome to our surv
ices. II. M. Ilrnnhnm. pastor.
FlrM Clmrtli of Chrlt, Scientist
Sunday sorxlco at 11 n. in. subjeit,
"Is the Unhorse, Including Man.
Evolved by Atomic Force?" Wednes
day excnlng testimonial meeting nt
8.00 o'clock. All nro eordlnll) in
vited. Sundny school at 10 o'clcocli
All under tho age of 20 nro welcome.
Heading room In church odttlco, 212
North Oakdalc axenue, open from
1:30 to 4:30 dally except Sundnyn
and hotldas.
McllMxIlst
Medford Mhotllst Kphcopnl
church, corner of Ilnrtletl and Fourth
streets, E. Olln Eldrldgc, pastor
Services Sunday as follews: Preach
lug 11 a. m and 8 p. tn. subjects,
morning, "The Life Worth While."
evening, "A Man Whose Dreams
Came True."
Sundny school including ndule
Blblo classes for men. women and
oung ladles. 'J 45 a. in.
Epworth league C:45 p. in.
Prn)or meeting Thursday evening
S o'clock, theme, ''Self Judgment "
Excellent music t chorus choir
under the direction or F. (.'. Edmends.
Special rcatures ror Sunday ns fol fel fol
eows: "O Lord How Long Will Thou
Forgot Me." IPhlucgor.)
Quartet. "Jesus My Savior Look on
Me." (Nevln)
Anthem, "The Hcaxcns Aro De
claring." (Ileethoxcn)
Quartet. "Whither Art Thou Go
ing." (Net In)
Prrs!)tcrlaii
Preaching at 11 a. in. by tho pas-
tor. W. F. Shields, subject, "Tho As-
sembly." Preaching nti p. m.. ""
loet. "Tho Country I Passed
Through." Special music both morn
ing nnd otenlns. Sunday school at
1 0 ft, m. Y B, C. E. society nt 7
p. m. Men's lissH nt 10 n. in. Kin-
rnr t
CHICHESTER PILLS
HBANH,
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fill. I. K,4 .-1 4.
!.,, llJ Willi Slr VUiia.
M.TKII
litl,i ItUAMM kilAJk.t
u.s..t"nAJnkaiLM(.eircsf.AlrtTlRrnatl
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SOI D BY DttJOfitST.S FVlRYWHtM
Joyful AntttHnatHM
of Ifcthsrlwod
Thorn It nnt lu bo u litrnt nnnrrlicimlcm
'ofdMrens o nnr ho coiniil-t' Joy i.f
ixyeciaiwn. nut
th Ik Is (ulli oxer
comq by th ndvleo
if , iki many women
10 iko "Mutticr'H
Friend." 7!l I an
cstenml application
dtlKnl ti so lubrl
( thu IIIUIwll'H uml
to thus so relloxo IIki
nurfi riiitllnK on
. , ll' IHfTVIi. 4"l. um
natural strain upantlio cords and Una
invnts la not uc i;miaiiKd by thoiw sevuru
lnjn suld to .api nauuxi, inunilntf sick
lirnx mid inuny IimuI liMnmw.
Many (xoplo Ixllnvc Unit I bono ronedlo
wlilrlt liuvv stra thu lent of Hum, Uwit
Iwvii )mn put lu nviry trial UmU-r lm
xurylntf condition or ukp. wclslit, Kvnrnil
lieu ltd, n, limy Ixj ufiy rrllnl ijuin
And JiMkInk by tjiu tail llmt "MiMm'h
Krltlid'' )itin i.ii pi fontliiiiul iihu slum
our witiiiilmoUn-rs t-irlliT jiirn uml U
kiiowu liioui(iii iliv 1'iilivd Hlui U
inuy nt i-iy lnfiTud Hut U tw)'
Ibloif Hmi Mi.uini yiadly rn-muwi-Md,
'Aloiiiurs )'fimi" u iiiimihI Kfily Pi
our own ubmory uml U M by ilms
l - ery wiirr.- u for M Uftl lo .iy
Miui tlls fur u "n iNMiU for vtint luiu
hrtlhi Add i-s4 ijnM ( kuUIw Cw
irtr a
fh w
, m B
T!iMMHHBHiHI
Idergnrden at II a. in. for Iho villi
dreji of pareittH nltendlnit vhmvh.
All nro cordlnlly Hulled lo tho
soi'Vlces,
A-i.
wiLsdN Tb APPOINT
NEGRO TO OFFICE
WASHINGTON, June JO. sI'ivm.
dent WiVijli liiu nuked bY tho u'sig;
nation of lleuiy L. Jolinoii, it to
publioan negro of Atlanta, tin., if
leeoidl-r of deciU of tlilj Ufetilol Of
Columbia, to lake vflVet July I.
The ponillon lias been filled h a
negro for scxcrnl .xear.
Sotillii'in demoemlf .u iliuileil
nt the lepoiled iiilenHon of the pies-i
ident to uppouil n ili'gui to siioeeed
Johnson. It was mi lodax the hh- j
i em xxi i mil no imiieii nx em eis
hilt will appoint ntiolher uegio.
REBEL TROOPS TO
SAI.TII.I.O, Mov. .luue Jli. I utler
dale of .lime 17, Hem nil I'tedlo
Axila, piveiuoi' of (liiluialiuii, re
ported t tint he had ilMuttflicil eon-titutttttiili-t
Kiildturx to Snuta I'.it
lalin, Clidiuiihim, to protect iho prop,
erly of the Amcrumn SliieltuiK v He
riniiig compatix tiom rohhuiv. Itep
rcHctilution had hern tentle lluointh
tho American state deiaituient and
(ieucrnl CanuiiMi had uked 111(01
mntioti ftniti (Ieucrnl Ax tin.
Why Not
(let the best smoke, Ouv. Johnson,
nnd nlso pntrnnlzo homo.
WOMEN
Soli gunrnnteed hosier to friends
nnd neighbors. 70 per cent profit,
nmko $10 dnllt Experience iiuuere
snr). Interuntlonnl Mills, box I02!
West Philadelphia. Pn.
MRS. H. L. LEACH
Expert Corficticro
32(5 North BnrMctt.
Phone f)ti3 M.
MEDFORD FLUFF RUG CO
Ii'in; and Carpel Cleaning j
and Wearing '
fill KAST MAIN STUKI'Vl'l
JMioiu) 50:M?.
RANCHERS
Your MAY lias 'wt you a
great deal of !alor, worry
and expense; doil'i run the
risk of IiOSIXxJ IT all
through Fllxtf when it can
be insured at a small m.st in
any of the eleven largest
Kire lusuraiiee Companies
fn the wo rhl by
Holmes, tho Insuranco Man
Thone78-L .Medford, Or.
300
Is thu Number of tho
Medford Taxi Co.
Of fit 0 Wllsnii'ri Cigar Hloro. First
Door West First National ll.inlc
O. V. MVHIIH .Vi J. C. CASS
Proprietors
1 Quit Business Sale
' "Wo arc gioilg1 to quit business and we are selling every
thing in Waddles, Harness, liobes, Blankets, Hags, Suit
Cases, Moves in fact, everything in leather, as well as
Touts and Pooled Knives.
AT BIG REDUCTIONS
The goods must be sold regardless of ol, and it will
pay you lo look the lino over. Vou might, see something
yon want. Uuy Harness now and save money, or gel. you
a new Knit ('use or Leal her Hag.
HERMAN BROTHERS
$i$i$t$$$$$4
EXCURSION
PACIFIC & EASTERN RAILWAY
Tp BUTTE FALLS
SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 10M
Leave Medford S a. in. Iteliirning reach Medford
ti:ir p. in. Kare, roiuitl trip $1.00. 'Phis triplhroiigh
the niouiitaiiiM is n delightful day's outing.
Closing Out
Buggies
Wo aro going out of the buggy butjiuess and offer
sonic of the best bargains eer given in the valley
At Cost and Below
We have a big line of liuggies and Spring Wagons,
all of whieh are included in the sale, nnd invite every
person who is figuring on a new vehicle to call and
look the line over and get the prices.
Hubbard Brothers
i iP-tYtiJJjji iHBz''"" Tl eT'X'.ljp'Ml 1
MAXWELL
"25" $825
AT ITS PRICK, the world's greatest
automobile value
The tinl- mid eiiiinioilx uieien-iim' ilettunnl li.r .MmxhkII ".W
fur llue Imitd-ioino. rninv .1-Hiinjj'r Imiul.v iiMtoiiittbilt, il
$825. proxiH run lu-noly tlml Ihr.t me the em I ho Auierieau
people most ttlliit.
I'litrciful, swift notriox ottfti or xxonderrul oiWi'ily .Hid peirurin-
iiihm',
Thu .Mit x ell "J"." til $G25 ImiuIh up and dvlivoiii t In mid dny
out under uuy ami nil oumlitUim,
Hit, otory in'iomi rwiliiw Tumit t libAr'i,t!a lfijrj . A wiih!t.
fill 'Mire, pn- itiitl oil viiuihiiii)'" cur,
.Mm, i powor for IU wlil (10BC puuuil tliuu uuy luultc ur curtly
CIIIX. , ' ' '
C.pidw in ii 1 1 tl lot n- lnm Mm JiihI w lull Ihonu Kpleinlid curs 11111 do,
nnd why Mm 1 hi Imi) ii MnttHI "W" nl $U20.
Powell Auto Co.
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