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CTEDFORT) MATT TRIBUNE. MEDFORT). OREGON, IWIDAY, .It'LY n, JOM.
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FROM DEEP WELL
IT HAD FALLEN IN
Much commotion win ciuimmI !t tin
iioilhuest poition of llin city Weil
mutiny thiriinr when a Inn-no liclotii
iir to Hill Welch broke throimh n
board coveting oxer nn old well on
adjacent proetty and tumbled down
unci intiny gathered, each with n
plan tif hia or her own for the ani
mal's rescue, nn in nn hour or tvvo
wiiM frpenl in (li-eiiinp ways nntl
nnixoiiH. Meanwhile, (1. (I. Dow- kept
the telephones wire- hot Irving to
locate hloek nntl tackle. Finally rort
lluhhnril volunteered and brought the
required outfit.
A derrick wn imnroi-ed nntl then
arose the prohlem of getting the rope
iirtAind tlic lmrse. Kirt the nni
iiiiiPk foot wa snared, hut the rope
flipped off. Then Hill volunteered
to go down and put. the rtK around
the horse. He staid down so Ions that
the hloek and tackle outfit was hmm!
to lift him nt of the foul air at the
well hotfom, which overcame him.
After four hours of hard work the
rescue, wan accomplished and mid
night aw the nnimnl f-at'e on solid
earth.
RESTITUTION OFFER
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AFTER 44 YEARS
SQUARESCONSCIENC
MEN INT STATE WET
PORTLAND. July 3. Tho straw
ballot on prohibition taken by tho
Portland Chamber of Commcrco
which wns canvassed yesterday af
ternoon by tho board ot trusted
showed tho members ot that body to
favor tho saloon by a vote ot 470
to 111. Four ot tho ballots were
blank. Of tho 860 mouthers, only
CSS toted.
Tho vote Is given out not as an ex
pression of tho Chamber as a body,
but ns tho opinion ot tho Individual
members. Tho vote was not taken at
tho request ot tho Hopsrowers' asso
ciation, but was suggested by mem
bora within tho organization. Tho
members ot tho Chamber who arc
most interested in tho matter arc
hotclkecpcrs and brewers.
Several other cities have taken
similar votes. These include San
Francisco, Log Angeles and St. Paul.
In several cases resolutions on tha
subject havo been officially passed.
Considerable opposition to tho voto
was expressed leforo the count was
made public, and It was thought for a
tlmo the result would bo kept secret
INCREASE
IN CITY'S SUPPLY
A half million pillions incicne in
water from the city water supply is
exM-cled by Councilmeii Mcd.vnki,
when ho finishes improvement con
templated iih a result of an insec
timi of intake and system this week,
lly mining tho overflow valve he
sayn the increased How tvill he ob
tained. Couiit'ilinnu Medynski inspected tho
pipe line, and found it in much bet
ter shape than he expected. The
(il)t) foot tunnel wa also inspected,
and cave-inn found where the sup
ortiug timbers hod rotted. A force
of men will he sent up next week to
mnk needed repair, and tliu water
Hystcm put in firwt class shape at
a cost of several hundred dollars.
miKIMfi, France, July 3. Corpo.
nil (lahricl Godfrey of thu French
at my aviation corps, was killed and
Corporal Einll Mirat fatally injured
today y a fall of eight hundred feet
in a monoplane of wjiic-h they lost
control.
TITV THKAKUKKIl'K XOTICK.
Notice is hereby given that tho
city of Mcdfortl, Jackson county, Oro.
gon, will tuko up and cancel tho fol
lowing Improvement Honde:
No.'s 020'J mid 02C0, dated August
1, 1910.
Noa HOC and 007, dated August 1,
11U1.
No.'h 1445 and 11 10, dated Feb
ruary 1, 1912.
Also, Water main Improvement'
Iionds No.'s C to 10 Incluslvu of scr
ies "11", datod February 1, 192.
Interost on tho abovo named bonds
will tea so nt tho next semi-annual In
terest paying period, August 1, 1914
Dttled July 1, 1914, 89
a us ii. bamuels,
City Treasurer.
This is the vtorv of V. II. dml-oii
of Pol (land, Oregon, who-e conscien
ce hurt him after It years, and e
cured casement therefore from
County .lodge F. I. Ton Voile.
In lvSTO. .ludoon lixotl in A-liliind.
A nick mnii was in Ihe Ashland Hotel
ami ho was given the task of nurs
ing him. The sick man died, dud
son look from his purse Ills wnucs4
nt $"J..i0 per day, and what was left
ho turned over to the count v court,
hut there was not enough to pay the
undertaker, the doctor and the drug
gist. At a campmectins ot the AptoloJia
Faith in the oc Oitv last week Jud
son became converted and his mem
ory recalled tho elfi-h act of nearly
half ii century before, when ho re
ceived full tithes, but others did nol.
lie forthwith began to lake ttep to
right liiniself with the world and the
future, and wrote the conntv court
a letter, nskinir Jackson county to
forgive htm. Forgiveness was ex
tended to him by County Judge Ton
Vclle.
JiuNon's letter is ns follow-:
Portland. Ore., June '2S. 101 1.
"To the Honorable Judge of Jackson
county,
Dear Sir:
MEDFDRD PEOPLE
LEAVE CITY TO
El
1Y THE FOURTH
was living- in Ashland.
fiek mnii brought there to the
' .WWW,
All barber shops will iluy open un
til 10 p, in, July 3rd, Cloned all
ilsy July 4th. S)0
Hy wmukluy Mt, Pitt, thfl hrst lie
fAr fill jbf) wsrkt,
In nhout the ear 1871) or 71 I
There was u
Ash-
land Hotel, and I was given the job
of nurse to him. In three or four
weeks he died, so I took of his money
just what would pay me nt ?'J.,i0 per
day for taking can' of him. and it
took most of the money that he hail.
There was n little vhange loTt that
was turned into the county, and the
doctor and the hotelkee"cr turned in
their hill. Now God has saved me
of my sins nntl the word teaches mc
that I will have to make restitution
for nil of my back life before I can
have n pure heart and that U what
the word of God teaches ami I know
Hint I did not do right, 1 taking my
wages out of his money, hut should
havo turned it all into the coun'v,
and shnred with the others. So in
closed I send what we believe, and a
ftnmiK.il envelope with mv address
asking that Ihe conntv will forgive!
Medford will celebrate the Fourth
or July tomorrow by cotobratlng
some place else, and staving at home.
Talent. Ornnt Pans, Uutto Falls,
Trail nntl Klamath Falls will claim
tho majority of the caucus who
want to hear tho eagle squeal and
the Declaration of Independence
rend. Others will Journey Jo quiet
spots In the hills to spend, a rest
ful and comfortable tiny.
The Blks excursion to Klamath
Falls to the II. P. O. K. Kotlco Is the
star feature of tho day, tho special
leaving this evening at 10:30. He
fore the departure, the Klks will pa
rade and tho Schnitzel baud will
play. A largo delegation of Klks and
their friends will tuako the trip.
Talent offers nn old fashioned
cclebrntlon, Grants Pass a modern,
Rate and sane occasion.
The teams of tho lingua Klvcr
Valley league will play at Talent and
(3 rants Pass, the scries nt Or.tnts
Pass beginning this afternoon.
Tho Paflclc & Fastern will run nn
excursion to Dutte Falls, and the S.
P. will handlo' special trains for the
benefit of cclcbratora between Grants
Pass and Ashland.
All business bouses, public and
county offices "will be closed all day
Saturday. The barber shop will
keep open until 10:30 tonight. There
will be no Issuo of tho .Vail Tribune
Saturday afternoon, nntl of tho Sun
Sunday morning. Special bills and
attractions will bo put on tho moving
picture houses. All who toll will
receive two days, of rest.
Continuation of the present weath
er conditions Is predicted by the
weather bureau.
Decorations for the National holi
day are beginning to show on busl
ncs houses nntl residences, ami all
who poscss a flag nro urged to un
furl It.
Scores of picnic parties havo been
planned for the day, nntl the Hogue
and Applegatcs and streams of the
valley will be lined with picnicker.
QOSr
lOcenis
Quality
Not Premium
DON'T look for premiums or
coupons, ns the cost of choice
Turkish and domestic tobaccos
blended in Camels prohibits their
use. All the value goes into the
cigarettes you'll spot the difference
soon as you've whiffed fust one
smooth, fragrant Guild. No cteatctty
aftertaste. Get that? Give Camels
a tryout, 20 for 10 cents.
If ynirJfUr tnn't ntyy. n1IO
for in iwtkan f SI. OO f. rntt
e If n rcm Mdtf erft),. ?(
a rfPW. All tmvJktng hm !
t. lfynJn'l fin J CAMELS mt rtt
ttnltJ, return In vlhtr nln' Mkg
mnJ tit fill rtnJ yur mny.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO;
Winttpn-Salcm, N. C.
aB)BaialMaHHSHEKaaHMSMSIiLMMa'",M,,,aan
"Vlml cotiuls isn't wlin! you pay -but
what you got for what you pay. Tho
JAml buyoi' jjoIh tho most valuo for
bin tiionoy. JHtf production, Hlcillod
workmen ami host materials iiwko
Kortl quality hih ami Kurd prloim
low.
I6DD Is tho prlrn of tho Ford runabout; tht
touring car In ICU.f. o. b. Medford, compUu
with equlpntont. Got calnloK and particulars
from
C. E. GATES
HP.MtTA IIDILDINO.
MKIIFOIID, OIIK.
me for tnkng the law into my own
hands instead of letting the conntv
do it."
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Makes delicious home-baked foods
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With a Constant Aim
to glvo our patrons tho best possible service, we bcllevo
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creasing business.
Checking accounts, largo or small, aro cordially Invited.
OVER SZ VEARS UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT
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ttliieh eipial in tieliiienri the Deltu Itindri of Ihe
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ing murkel. Town lotn with all iiupiovemc-iit))
les than leu minutes ride by bticet cur from
00,000 people. Doth nt rciihoniihlu price and
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SALE STARTS
MONDAY,
JULY 6
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SALE STARTS
MONDAY,
JULY 6
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MID-SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE
OF ALL LOW SHOES
Big Reduction in Prices on all Colonials, Pumws & Oxfords
A .splendid opportunity to KAVH MONKY on good honest
dependable footwear, just at the eorreet time when eool,
comfortable low .shoes make your feet feelgood. Examine
every item quoted then bring this advertisement to our
show windows and see "just what you aro going to got"
before you come in to make your purchase
Remember All Low Shoes in This Salo
WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT
$1.00 Colonials in patent or gun metal, reduced to $3.15
$1.00 Pumps in patent, delaine, black castor or trim metal, reduced to $3.15
5j!:.7j3 Baby J)oll Pumps in patent or gun metal, reduced to $2.85
.t:j.f0 Mary .lano Pumps in patent, velvet or gun metal, reduced to $2.(15
sjClJ.") Colonials in patent, velvet, or gun metal, reduced to $2.15
$V2o Mary Jane Pumps in patent or gun metal, reduced to $2.45
$.'J.OO Colonials in patent, velvet or dull kid, reduced to $2.45
$2.75 Jaby Doll Pumps in patent or dull kid, reduced to ,., $2.25
$2.f0 Two Strap Pumps, in patent or velvet, reduced to $1.05
$1.00 Button Oxfords, in patent, gun metal or tan russia, reduced to . .$2.85
MEN'S DEPARTMENT
$5.00 English Oxfords in tan lotus calf, rubber soles, reduced to $3.85
$5.00 English Oxfords in tan russia calf, blind eyelets, reduced to $4.15
$0.00 English Oxfords in black gun metal, blind eyelets, reduced to $4.15
$5.00 Oxfords in black or tan russia, button or lace, reduced to $4.15
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT
10
DISCOUNT
ON ALL
BAREFOOT
SANDALS
ii-- mi "m inn
10
DISCOUNT
ON ALL
STRAP
SANDALS
A FIT OH NO SALE AT TJJE SICIN OF
OPPOSITE
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