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MEDFOUD MAtL TIUBUNW. MISOFOKI). OK ROOK, MONDAY AVOWST , ill, 1014
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IOAL AND J
L PERSONAL
W. F. McKlnnoy was nmonjt tlioso
from Sail Francisco siwndlni: Sunday
In thl city.
RpKoWrniRri ot Portland was
anionic Medford business acquaint
nncei? today.'
Day and nlKht School at llio Mod
ford CamWrcUl Cellcfcc.
jMrsi, Ixvstcr Coburn, Mis Nchl,
ilrs. Joseph Mors nnil Mrs. C L. Mo
bart were nmonK thoSo visHIng Med
ford Suifday from Grants Tniw.
H. I). McCoy, n Portland business
mnn, Kpcht Monday m6rnlng in this
city.
t y-Tho finest equipment in Oregon to
printing fruit labels. Mcdtord Print-
Ibk Coj : '
C,' U. Unnilln of Los Angeles ar-
rlcdln Medford Sunday on a bust
'lies visit.
John A. Nichols Jr., of Detroit was
n Medford Msltbr Sunday In tbo In
terests of business.
Automatic base ball, that brand
aetr. oht door came, hat arrived In
Mcdtord. See It at DoVoc-i tonight.
Just west of Hotel Medford.
Jl G. Swlnney of Now York tran
sacted business In Medford tho early
of the wvek.
J. W. McDcrmott of Chicago spent
Sunday In this city nttedlng bust--"Hfcss
Interests.
Authentlo war news received by
Mall Tribune leaved wire will bo
posted daring the day at Hotel Mod
ford. N. V. Shear of Moorland, Cal , was
a recent business visitor In tli.'s city.
E. Phreancr of PlaccrvIHe, Cal.,
arrived In Medford Sunday on a busi
ness visit,
V. It. Clark and William Trappor
of Stockton were among those from
California visiting in Medford tho
early part of the week.
Fall term day and night school at
tho Medford Commercial College 31
N. Grape street, begins. Tuesday, Sep
tember 1st.
Itobert Miller was np from San
Francisco Monday on business.
MIm Ethel Kulb of Oakland was
the guest of friends In this city tho
early part ot the week.
Francis f, Fauvor of Grants Pass
..attended to business Interests In Med'.
ford Monday.
I Tree.prep at the Medford Lnrabctr
Cempaay.
VMr. o; H. I-awrenco of Oakland
B
ASHLAND
TheCo-operatlvo Frnll and Pro
duce Ansoclutlon has Just shipped Its
ofglith car ot second claw pears to
canneries ln"Kastern United States.
Titc'ivears arc selling for SG a ton,
or about 6G cents a b6x. As no pack
lng expenses nro Incurred this Is tho
equivalent of 00 cents a box F. 0. H.
Medford for packed fruit. Tho fruit
was (oo small to sell well as packed
fruit so tho $3000 that these eight
ears aro expected to bring Is not to
the growers. A. J. Perry ays that
many cars of Rogue rlvcc'pcara will
bo disposed of jtho" sanw
iulng years. ,
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Order It today nnd, have tbo best,
140
Slnco Governor AVosi closed tho
door season tho forest flro situation
hag much" Improved. According to
Mr. FniFnf at th- "Vnrkvt 3.M-'vtJi
---- -W....J- wK . . U..U. MV...VV.I i l
there liavo been no fires started from center it the train.
an
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YARDS
BY MP PI
rj'paara will
'war, Inon-
lslted friends In Medford Sunday.
P. IlV.Lafabertrjuld George Goqd
man ot Pcrtlaad worn nnidag Med
ford IibsIhom acquaintances tho early
part of the week'.
M. Maoasso of Casboctorl, Ohio, U
in Medford looking over the valley
in view of locating here.
Kulrtcr'g Ladies' Tailoring College
'will open for tho fall terra Tuesday,
September 1st. at the M. F. & JL
building.
All fcigns of tho circus had van
ished when Medford peoplo got up
Sunday morning. At daybreak al
most as many small boys as were
present to see tho erection of tho
tents were on tho circus grounds
hunting for lost money. Jewelry, etc.
Soveral small finds wcro made.
No flies on the Pennant wrapped
Bread. We are not advertising it,
Just letting It bavi Its way with the
peoplo, Positively' contains no alum.
Made at Newtown Bakery. 142
J. T. Sullivan and F. Street
spent Sunday on the so-called desert
west of town. They report that duo
to tho Irrigation tho desert Is bios-
Komlup; like a garden, and the crops
are much better than other places In
tho valley whoro there Is not Irriga
tion. They say that the fruit is
good sized, tho trees green and
heulthy, and corn and grain crop,
thriving. At Oak Knoll orchard a
few weeks ago tho fruit was small and
tho owners bad littlo hopes of har
vesting a crop. Water was applied
and tho trees liavo resumed a healthy
green color and tho fruit is sizing up
to tho Dluo Triangle brand. This
year's crop will pay for a permanent
water right on tho orchard.
Kodak finishing and supplies at
Weston's Camera Shop, Over Is la
Theator.
F. B. Pruett ot San Francisco
inndo w Bhort stay in Medford this
wook'om business.
I. C, Cunningham was among tho
Portluud business men spending
SUnday1'n this city.
jiHqlcl Medford dining room now
opens at six a, in. and Is open all
day.
J. IK Murphy was down from Hutto
FmIIm this week on buklnoss,
A, S. Hubburd of Ashland spent
Sunday with Medford huslno's ac
quslritancos. J, Jt. Ingram and John A, Murx
of( Slockton, Cal., spout Buuday In
MdfVrl on bUBJHtdm,
carelessness slnco then. Many have
been started by lightning and Incen
diaries, hocvur, so that tho forest
service, the state nnd county flro pro
tective associations have had their
hands full in keeping fires undor
control.
J. O. Gcrklng, the best all around
photographer tn southern Oregon.
Always reliable. Negatives made any
where, time or place. Studio 228
Main St. Phone 320-J.
J. N, Bcrtermundo was down from
Glendale tho early part ot the week
on tho interests ot business.
Order it today and have tho bet.
Mountain Meadow butter at Font's.
H0
Juanlta Matthews nas rotumed to
her home at Gold Hill after a short
visit with Medford friends.
Call J. W. Mitchell for lawa mow.
er troubles. Phono 3C. ,
Olancho McCrelght and Mlutlc
Stacy wcro among thoso down from
Beagle recently.
Tho butter ot quality, Mountain
Meadow, at Foufs. H0
Hlancho Salisbury has returned to
her Ashland homo after a short stay
In Medford as tho guest of friends.
Get It at Do Voo's.
See R. H. McCurdy for Aetna Fi
delity and Surety Hoods.
Stanley Taylor was down from
Shclburn recently- in the interests of
business. ' I'
Tho. butter of quality, Mountain
Meadow) at'Fotat'a HO
Angsts' L. Palerbaugh was tllcf re
cent guest pr mends in tula city.i.
One meat case for sale at De Voe'j!
The storm flag from-tho top qflb,o
Garnctt-Xporcy building aqd UbojlW
clouds In the north brought hopes to
tbe,orcfcardtsts)ycslcrday that a Win
storm was on its way to Medford.'
Tlt clouds vanished' and tho storm
flag gave way to a'whIte'oncrand tho
leaves still contlnuo to drop from
tho fruit trees In tho orchards.
Koaak finishing tbo best, at Wes
ton's Camera Shop. Over Ilia Thea
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jacobs have re
turned to Ashland after a short
stay In this city.
Lottie M. Howard Is showing tho
adranced styles In new tall millinery.
Miss Kenyon will bo her trimmer
again this season and will arrlro in
general fall display.
George Porter of Grants Pass was
a recent visitor to Medford.
Dillon Hill, tho horticulturist, was
a Medford visitor Monday.
J. B. Dusenbury of San Francisco
arrived In Medford Monday for a
short stay. Ho has business Inter
ests hero.
W. K. Carlon, a Portland business
man, was a Medford. visitor Monday,
E. N. Jackson of San Francisco
transacted "business In Medford Mon
day.
Day and night school at tho Med
ford Commercial. College. 1S8
Jack Laughlin, who has a home
stead in the Dead Indian country, was
in Medford today) - '
W. S. Stennett and family of Ash
laud returned homo today after 'n
two-day visit with Medford rela
tives.
Three reel Domino feature, "The
Heart of Woman, General Washing
ton Days and Our Mutual Girl at It
Theator tonight. Don't inlsu it.
Fall terms opens Tuesday, Septem
ber 1, Medford Commercial Collogo,
31 N. Grapo St. 138
Styplirit J. Mint in. n liraRenu.ni uT
,u !soi)tiern , Prti'tfte,. riMhii nt
'AsiiUfinK Or., vja Mjrujhslv VVopmkM
KV iwkmwiArinn nt'iAHnlnud Snt
Ui ..-I .:..!.'. V...k. it ...it .....ii-.i
""'M MS.!" '"'l' ,imii Hiiviiji
tin Iinrnum vV: llnilov cireus nt M
ftW' SiitnrOiy nnd wdj, retntuin to
In home at Alitnnit on the firt Mo
tion of the show train. He lintl left
the train 'id 'the aijh'al ivanN nt
iVIiJhiiiyinl ;vnvukhi!r imiji ihe
in Ihi? lielht end
wnen tie eucountercil thri,i hoboes.
One of tlie men cried out, "There
pus the il n vjolter." A :unliol
wns fin,l from the sioitp, the bullet
striking Mai tin in llto stomneli and
nmkiiiu six iiitetiiul vcrfnrntioni.
Martin lic in the Ashland hopilal
in n most critical condition.
Some time elap-eil before the crime
'.mis di-covered. Two su-pccls were
nrre-ted in Yrekn. Mart in wa un
able lo cie nny identification f his
nsnilnnts. "
DISCARDS tOIL;
LANDS IN Jl
KIEL CANAL IS
STRATEGY
Pi
I.
FOR
GERMANS
A German possession of the great
est military Importance Is the Kiel
canal, or, as It was officially named,
tho Kaiser Wllhclm canal, which cuts
through tho Schtosulg-Holstcln Pen
insula, connecting tho North and Bal
tic seas. This canal gives tho Ger
man fleets of tho two seas direct nnd
rapid connection. It saves the long
and dangerous passago around Den
mark through the Skagcr link, tho
Kattegat! and the Sound.
. -So-long as Germany can hold, the
Kiel canal, its navy is nqtj HUel
hi rem of Kopi opart ana jiro
Ji'oll,v, u eluirnctci' well kuoWu (il
tho Medlonl -'police, nskctl for
htvitkfiiM Mlielmck door or t Med
foul home today, iitoiui-iiitf on Ills
linbo lionor u work tor it. ThV luily
of the lionso cooked the brcakfant
ami prcH'titcd it to Scidtv, anil point
ed out to liimMlic work situ wanted
done.
"I don't feel like rk lliis laoiu
Ing,'1 was scolty's declaration when
be bad fini-bed breaklasl. Anil in
spile of liis promi-c- he walked on,
with the work still undone. Tliu lady
notified Iho noliee.
Officer at Mego. without fuither
ado, set out in plirsuit of the bo. lie
found him after a few Works' chase.
Tlie-ie few blocks had proved good
pickings, though, for Scottv for be
carried a hug laden with edibles Ijc
had solicited since he had tuii-died
breakfat. Megi arrc-ted biuu The
bag contained iniin. largi-sized bis.
cults of such liglilnc-s mid dclicmn
uf laor that, Meo -ays In nearly
nte tlicui himself, llc-iilcs the hot-
cuib "were htvu'il, eofrei. a well as
the lart;e end ,of a ham Jioiie. Scotty
yvns put in jail, as ho h'tul nut the
$10 to pav liis fine. Tho edibles were
imprisoned with him and Chief llitl-t-on
says the clt. will be saved a
b.nnl bill for Scott because of
them.
HOWELLS BRING k
2.17 BOX F. 0. B.
CANADA
MARTS
-Tho Itoguo lllvcr Frlllt a, l'rodmb
nsioclatlou anmiiinccs tho sAlisdntv
ory. nnd ncceidancq ofn caloil of
llowull penra nt J a.::, tor Dluo
Trlanglo and $1.7." for lied Trlnnglo
In Canadian markets. Tho wholo car
average $2.17 IT box f. o. b. MviKurd.
Thin Is the best, snlo ot penrs iiindo
this Benson.
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Bartlett & Netherland
Taxidermists and Furicrs
You know (itif nhility nw Tnxid'rmlHtnt
Join's t'lcant'd, ropairotl and rommUiltitl.
.Now vs liiiidu.io of dor and cavritid in
. Bttwlc Wiitult ijia yindoys t 1'ing'ti'
(hut Sloiv, 1 12-W. -Alain ytroiil, . Z
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WASIIINGTON. Aug. 01. pence
treaty commission between tho United
Sthtes nnd nrnguay, tho U2ud of Sec
retary llryun's peace conventions,
has been signed In Asuncion, ac
cording to n report to the state de
partment today from tho American
legation.
trrifatcs tbt Btol
Knocks Wtttii
A Remedy Thai Fluahe the
Biooa fromHeMl
to Foot
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WOMEN'S. FALL SHOES .
CUR
T
HOUSE NEWS
Reported by Jackson County At
tract Co., Sixth and Fir St a.
lmba(e
l'tnte of John llcrgninii, ilcceiiscil,
irlcfMf coiifiriuntiau pf sale of rciill
lrjfjty. . j.'j 'j
ii
titiii ir in irii' ii,.iiii..i. r ..
'. autiioritv tu-umha n. ilcc ll:Jinlor lor
VIMOn- tfi'l -',.. - ... ..' i..i
x?"ii."i tinx tO;.,orfy.,rvai.")ripMi1. it,
". ',vt,"""i " ""."h"' uMVf ,:ii ';.. .M.Ti-i. i i iv TUf. l
eannotJriUrrup-lelf ' ,! J MfUU V ...
m Nelthsr CrtaMha. kalner'i it It In ha. i.i Aifl.t ht.V .C 'iv
l lira -. ji'"--'.t. jTM-i " ! .. ii.iIah m-iIi . Jktai. w . ti.i -ut
titK. iijiui'KfiVui, z-'t w imw"?
Z2&&&2 i -a-is m&?&
f frjiA irti-ittiiiii r, itrir.'i iil
Wo extend n most cordjal lnvta
tloti to every woman In this vicinity
to call to co tho beautiful now area
tlons in Fall-Shoes that wo aro now
showing,'
TO FIT ..
&Ak
"Sa ffvr
(t0 S U or.
Tllll IIAIII)
TO FIT
x u i.mi tm.m 1 1
battled
the
tbo
could hurry tbrohgh the canaH'and
ravage tho TCngflsh coa,U 'For Iho
English to attempt tojtaka. onli' a
part of their fleet through tho Dan
ish passage would 1)0 to give tho
strong German Ualtlc fleet aado-1'
elded' advantage. 'Tints tho canal
sorves as a double protection.
Tho canal Is 62 miles long ex
tending from tho mouth of tho Itlver
fcioe to Kiel Day. Its width of 217
feet on tho surface and SO feet at
the bottom with a dopth of 30 feet
permits the passago ot tho largest
warships of the German navy. Hc
Ing a sea level canal ships can pass
through at full speed.
At one end of tho canal Is Kiel, a
great Baltic naval station, and at tho
other end is VIIhcImshavcn. tho
chief naval station of the North Sea.
Along both sides are coaling stations
and fortifications.
The Knlssr 'Wllholra canal was of
ficially opened In Juno, 1S93. with
wie greatest demonstration of the
world's warships ever witnessed up
to the time. It was consldarcMfohe
oi uio great engineering rcata of tho
Nineteenth ceniury and a trlbufo to
the sclonco and- energy of the 'Ger
man .people. '
Do It Today
Tloiolvo to smoke Gov, Johnson ci
gars, the best, and thereby patronize
bomoMudustry. tf
nc
Jitiind, Lornlne .W.l Sillirimii," Knirst
('. Sillimaii, .Man I',. Sillimau. eo
partnerTTindfr'lln' ilnlnb tiMff ilfortl
Cnndy company, aelicn to recover
money. ..,., ---, .j
licernliMfieMK. .fill. .fi?ufic)il,
rrtTirtiMif suhiiiuuim.- ;2 "t ' . :
Hussell Qnjlimi, 1, llijdrcil C.
Wlieelcr, Tun pianluuV, ." It. W.
Cluney, answer.
W. If. KdinuiuU vs. Xiiern Minium
& Milling eompaify et ul.,'iiii-nveh'r' '
C. . ( ummingM Vm. Walter Cum
iniii;s. amended complaint.
Mnrringe Llccrnt
Will I). Kccd mid Ilcsio M. Slorri-oll.
Th trtt rlJ of rhfomitUm rmulr that
iur uiomi v coropi-icljr nuabrtt out a nut
UMkr-hltt bj --lit mnd pln klllert. Tb
lo rrvunl of h. H. 8. U Imnorunt to
know. It ha found It wr Into ntrr
wllon of tit nation. It Is iho mot wldlr
utd and raott wldrly mlkr.lof rrm-.tr
lhr U for all blood Iron bin. And It Is
a nown fact that rbtumailim la primarily
a hlood troublr.
it li concrll tr th tliMnt atuitfnts of
the'aubrt that rh-uroalUm csuk4 ia
mnat rtMti'br an arid nBillllnt nf ih Mnn.
anil sasrsValrd by the r&etl romaonlr
urd fOrvrrlU't). Is Otbrr Caa thaumatl
rftilbtf
btsst rM
Ulh(
oUtrat
fiwm dftim-Joa In llll
tit' tk:Mft q( iMMrvUlttrt
AltloB,hatlaf bno Irralfif with)
oua ialaMil riHr-
BOY WITH DYNAMITE
ENOANQErlS BESEBV0IR
IMTTK, aruut., Ajr. .'II. Ait ix
pinion of dyiiaiiiitquccurfciUlii-iif.
tcrnoon near the inlkerville reser
vhir of tho Hullo WAIor comnanv
The explosion cint'(Vnn ilnmusr. An
investigation by eiiiiiloycs of the
company led to tho" conclusion that
the powder was set off. by boy-t intent
upon making n poise anil oliinniujf
the residents of thefvlcltiflyj
' Wlirai
Get the, best moka,,Ooi. Jekason.
and also patronize boasa '
a few days when alio will announce a
iqtrrtirr,, Iodide-', aretaltf, sai olft Ma-
mi MUWWI ru-.
Tna mroTtrl-a er tall th,io itfi of
tVamattasa by tho u t M. II. H U
WtedrrTIlt jrltrtitff In Un luluml rtRcktr of
tMa rwassmateli Bflltto. M It l-anlmt-,
Mint Ma- eamrally, Jut a visyJOraiir, I
aod iMt ss wrll onUtanl sa tti' mott
armiiald. moat ralataMc and citt radllr
'dtgMttd fooA' IM tinUfall t Rft n N;ttl .
ot . tf. K. Utttr. butlntt nto rt.'rt. if. I
ton't arrfpt miUtMnie. Yol Kill bi
aMnUh(l at tkrrail1. If rour rhnima.j
tlim la of aiwb ' nature Ibit'jwi would!
Ilkp to ritntult a srrat prrlallit rtinndrn-l
llally. wrllr m lb Stdlcaf IKIH . TT Unitl I
frttifc'Ca;. Mo switt Bidf ,' Atuuia. o.
M.
"The European Crisis"
. . LECTURE BY
Dr. MacCollough
i
Also Musical Program in Charge of
Miss .Florence Hazelrigg
Pfocsch a he Uaed hy United Youh'k
lcop4T, Societies to Furcluisc Bibles , '
' ". for Hotel Rooms In Medford
f: - 'fHW x
AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH
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Comer 9th and Oaktlalc
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 8 P.M.
'".'" . Admission 251Ccnts
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ON IIOAItDU. H. M. CAWFOH
NIA, LA I'A, .Mjyciei., A"(f. 3Q. y
wirelegh to tJiiii Uii-KM, ,'al., Au'. 31.
Hy order of (loveiuor Mnytorcnn
of tho slati) of .Sonoia, all vvksvIm
huvo boeii forbidden tn wlwir from
(lunyiuiife) for Lit l'ny, nini ojlier porti.
or uuwee Caliroriiiii.
Word Iiiih lice iperclvi'il lierp lliul
(Jeiirrnl Villa ami (Jenerrtl ()lireon
sjH'rt to iiii'i't on in n conlVn'iii'e
at uJib-li they hopo lo niljii-t tliilr
Tlie Hiih.t copjMr niliii'K ai Hanla
UmmlU SUVl' xhHI down, lrnh)Jt
ll,QQ) IfU'M )., ),(, J,Hy ,M Milt
U fluams lo )r-VfHl IrpHlJtf, i
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TOO LATE TO OUWWIFr.
Tires at
Before -War Prices
V
... Grqodyear Prices
It Is Foily Today to Pay More
30x3 plain Tread $11.70
30x3K, " " - - 15.75
34x4 " " ,. . 21.35
3x4J4 " " 35.00
37x5
t5
4I.5
FOIl 8AI.B llanije, lioator, as
stove, refrlKcrator, bods, sanitary
couch, rui?s. 716 V, qond St.,
phono S39-X. 12!$
WANTEDAnyon" Wlshlhg hoirf
or hoard and room f6r chlldrou
whllo golni; to school Call nt 811
A'orlh Ither.ldo':" f U9
nent'R'AlL jorraai "
General Joffrs Is coujinsndr-l-cbkf
of the French army. He Is sUty-tws
yrars old. When only eighteen year
of ov he served In the ret Frsuro
UeriUan Vr of 1870-71. Kluco then hi
lis Ucn niffttifril In the taak of build
Hiy iii Hi l'wii.di iinny and ilioroujhl
ri'raiiiiiliit; thv FioiMj froiiiut foriV,
.".ir rcxiilis of hl labor iiln acn n$r
iv frontier fi.M in hiii tipri.c
AiV ui.il I'mu li loops am uutvuu ih
0vt lu IU n WIU, .. ,
Vqil JflK.NT FurnlslbdUibUsp to Vo
sjiouslhlv party, oiwlly Qllvliledto
rvnt In suites Address VV., cflro
Mall Tribune.
113
'OJt HUNT llousekooliiK rooms,
gas; also hall be'dro'fiin, "34 East
ilUl
Ninth.
t
FOR HUNT I'lvn room Iioiiho, part'-
ly furnished. Phono 717-Jt. p. m.
I ' ' lit
i
J;
FUH HAMS- Ilartlett VW, )m
littlo undor imchliiK li I V ciU
per pound, Liberty orubanls, jihon.o
rl!-K2, hutweon 12;30 anil ls30
or after C p, in, . 1.13
FOIl HAI.IC l.uyltikT ), i
UypliurM Un,Hmiitf furniture, suit).
lie, plivne SOLUS, 113
FOIl HAI,E VoiiNtf Imiii, vtllit
MQQ, HMt 'MriUnif ImvImv
IOMfi( j'huiv iOI'H, H3
I Hftl ' l
Tfe exists nW a new, ctmpelllng reason for
buyinn Stwlyear trrs.t It rwulUfrwfi warscwi
tlltlons. These Icatlinii tires built of extra tine rubber,
in the same way as always are selling today at
June prices.
You will find today a very wide difference be
tween most tire prices 'arid Goodyears.
Do to Quick Action
Kiuly In AuiinI nlU'ii war licfjuu tliu
world' rubber iiuiiki'tw hicincd vlohcd lo iih,
Kubbur prices iloiilill iiliuunl over iiIkIiI ,
ft Sfon noiilil hrc iiii way In pay for rubber
Today no liimi our own tiien in Coliuubii,
Slii(,'ap(iio iluil I'aui. TlniMv am Iho noiM'h
chief Houna" of nilibcr. So wo urn pretty null
UMMirrd of n coiihtant supply, 'iilid our pick of
(lie bcist tliOtV piniliieeil,
Wu were lircl'on tho Kroumll V nriviiuiek-
cht'in action. An a reiull, no hliall ooii liuvit
in iilpratto aiijilmost iccoid Hiipdy of IliU extra
Kraile.pf rubber,
Aud ne paid about June pilccn.
Now Inferior Grades Cost Double
About the oiilv ci'iule rubber nvuljublu now
for ninny maker in inferior. In ordiunry liiiieH
tho bCHt tiro makers refiiHu it. Miinb of it bad
been K'Jct'tcd. lint that "off lubber" now dU
fotuiiiub more lliiiu ne paid for the ln(.
'flju. rcniiltN, tiro tbene: t , ,, , ,
Tlie juice in Keneml ale fill' lu 'nilaii('p (t
(loodycaiH. Ami many 1 1 in inakeix, slant of
MipplivH, will bo .forced to ,uu bVcoiiil-Kiado
rubber. - ' V
Be Careful Now .
are wn pledge ou lliip
Y . . , , ,v ,i , i i , ' i (iieMirf it wiiyi.. And Ibal ki'iiiIu won for
'iirn.'ewv Hut wo,liivgiiieli uviiu,biuik.tii.iirii;0' ' '.-l. : . ,. . ., .
i' i .... i i.I,, i 1,',;,' Xt.. : .)il'yurH tlij:ti plin-o in Tirnloiiilbg larue
wo i; barbed heluri! Ii6 wnr, ninrtliUNMiowwo ' , . "' n
' .liluoad; nnil no way to IniiiK it in. 'v. lilui
olliiirriitl'tlilit pniilcwern forced toF bijtbor
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. IV.
Wu bail men in London mid hiiiKupmo nl(cu
tliu
Iiii war broko mil. 'J'liu lluner part of
UforlV'riiliberiipiiJy'rtuiieH bnitib Iboio. Vo
1'iiblcil tlii'iii lo buy up tbo pick of Iho rubber.
'J'liny biiilit-)i,efmo Hut mlvniiuv lrHH,0UO
muiiiilx of tbu iinctt rubber tbure,- .
Nearly nil thin U imv oji (lie nny In iu, Ami
it im'iiin prai'lli'iilly nil of tliu rx(ia.((i'mlu ;iili
bif oblilmiblij WiftM, v i m t h
AliPOndd.vcare wn pledge ou lliiiMidiio V"lu
(looil-
HI NIIIU
lit the world,
Ami, for Iho liniu living, out' piiccx niv tlm
niiiiio uh boforo tliu mil" Ym hull )ry lo keep
llicm tliuru.
Wo iKtrcpl mi hxi'iikhTmi nruYi'rt, bill ilcnlciM
will bu kept Hiipi)lc. Ami iyc Minimi tlieiu ipilil
I'UiiidiV iiilIOd', (inly iiiitu'bf'lliim pilciw, '
Trat means that iwdyri--the best tires
, I ;DUr-TreMl4HN.Way Hm ttlNSf tire.
THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, Akron, 0.
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