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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1915)
UrgS. 'V?!-? Tvigp '3AGE TWO M.HD.KOKM) iMAlli TMIU-NK, iMUDKOUD, OKI-WON, WKDNKSDA V. .IANTAKY III, l!)l," ,' h k l it h r r r IOCAL AND l PERSONAL 1 Caribou nan and two bears causbtl In tho wilds of British Columbia, nr lived In town (bin morning, ami will arjionr nt tho it theater tonight, tho elMJins of the net, bolnp a wrostllns .Hintc.li jnjlwe'jn the bear and, his mas ter Thq bqnrs xvcro .paraded up(nnd tloxyi tho Hti;cot, unit Wore takn lo llio qhooln foe the benefit of tho childnpi. BoonIWo "Wood about, that fire In nuranco policy. Otflco .Mali Tribune nidft. J. 0. Vfy nnd fatyll)0( ho Pacific highway ' north of .McTlfbrd, left Wednesday for Loma Linda, Gal., where thoy will snoml tho nest two months, , . Mrn M. Scnninn of Horuo Itlvor wna a Medford vltdlor Tuusylay. D. V. lleebo of Central Point spent Tuonday In Medford. "Vhllo Wo aro all dlscusslnc tho Pitgar bcot question, don't forgot tho llttlo hen. She's n money maker, nottliiR 200 per cent yearly, and al xvayn in demand, 233 J. O. firoy, n representative of t!adilis& Dixon, the J'ngo fenco men, left Tuesday for tf'biisjncsa trip to northern California poinds. Chun., M. I'loner and family of GrcuTnlls, Mont., arrived In Mcd ford Tuesday. They nrc' hero ex- ''L- trp. A hifit' Voting left Tuesday for Crldfoy, Cal., to which placo she was culled by tho loath of her nephew. Do not buy feed for hens that do not lay KK. " If 'o" do not know how to test them we will show you. Medford Poultry & Egg Co. 233 Mr. nnd Mrs. FntJ Adams, of Ku- gene, aro In Medford visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alio Leonard. They expect to remain hero at least until spring. Mrs. Adams is n sister of Mr. Ieon nrd. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Poltln or Sams Vulloy, returned Tuesday to their homo after a visit to their many Medford friends. Placo your magnzino club sub scriptions with Sparta Cigar Store. 2C9 Mrs. A'. C. Anderson, of Montrose, Colo., .arrived in Medford Tuesday for a ylslt to her brothors, C. G. and C. J. Brommer. Mr. nnd Mrs. Krank Skopcc, of Chicago, aro also hero vis iting tho Brommer boys. Mrs. Chaa. CUamplln of Gold Hill was visiting Medford friends Tues day. Sweet cldor at Do Voo's. " Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Vail left on Tuesday for Caldwell, Idaho, where tbey expect' to remain. Mrs. Vail Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hammond of this city. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. H. Clasplll, of Butte Falls, aro visiting Medford friends. Kodak finishing and supplies at Weston's Camera Shop. Ovor Isis Theater. Benjamin FredenburR nnd G. C. Condon of Butto Falls wcro In Med ford Tuesday on business. G. H. Hubbard of Beagle, was among tho many fnrmor visitors to Medford Tuesday. N. A. Wclton, of Marshalltown, la., who has been In Medford several days, loft Wednesday for Wilbur, Orogon. Why walk when you can rido for lCc to nny part -of tho city. Ford Taxi. Call Alco SS2B. C. J. SompnJ manager of tho Med ford Concrete Construction company, will lea vo; tonight for a few days' business- stay In Portland. MIsh Helen Strang, daughter of Mr. nnd Sirs. Chas. Strang, was oper ated upon Tuesday at tho Sacred Heart hospital for appendicitis. Dr. Conroy'ls tho tntondlug physician. Miss Strang was reported at noon to day ns getting along nicoly. Tho finest equipment in Oregon for printing fruit labels. Medford Print lug Co. J. P. Hughes, a Butto Falls mer chant was in Mcdforvl Wednesday, A. K. J. Porcival, who has been 111 with pnoumonlu nt the Sacred Heart hospital for tho past roupln of weeks, In improving nnd will bo ablo to leave tho hospital within a few days. L Attorney U. U. McUabo was In (Grants Puds Wednesday on business. Kodak finishing tlto best, at Wes ton's Camoro Shop. Over lets Thea ter. jlr nnd Mrs, F.K. Wtihl. of Itlver slttc. Drive, poar Gold 11 111, returned toolr homo Wodrton'ay morning, nftotn few days' visit to Medford friends, among' whom "aro Mr. and Mra. V, 0. Guy and Mr, and Airs. D. W. Drlskel. Mrs. W, . Garrett, of Huch, loft Wednesday morning for a visit to rolntlves In Oregon city. Get It at DeVoo's. J. W. Dressier, of tho Pngo-Dress-lor company, loft Wednesday for a fow days' business trip to Uosoburg. Attorney F, J. Newman who was operated on for appendicitis ut tho Sacrod Heart hospital a week ago Is reported aH doing nicely and cxpoc'tsl to bo able to bo taken homo by Fri day of thtu ivcukj i Quito nn nmottnt of food, clothlut;, mid money lo bcliiR sent out nt tills J city ny parcel post for Ino niu of mo uoiRiniiB. llio nncknKc wins Hont to the central jieiidiiunrters In Xow York. A relief organisation Is bolnit s'j fortntMt nationally for tlto aid of tho 'ollsh people wdio ro In a worse - !"ni N"1" ,llo henlRhted Belgians, It Is expected that tills city win re ceive a call for aid. Palm rooms, new management, light, airy rooms, reasonable rates. Qoorgln Richer. 3fi9 Asepor W. T. Grieve of Jackson ville spent Tuesday afternoon in tho city op official business. Mrs. T. H. Potter of Fresno, Cal , Is visiting friends and relatives in this rlly for a fow days. A movement s on foet among the churchqs of t)o city for the holding of revival services In this city next month. The complete plans have not been definitely settled. Wo are headquarters for real first quality cut hair. Marlnello Hair Shop. -107 Garnctt-Corey building. 27t In tho vote for tho speakership of tho house, ltcprcsentntlves Vawter and Wagner of this county voted for Ben Selling, tho Orogonlan's candi date, and Miss Mollie Towne, tho only woman In the legislature voted for F.aton. Axel I.undgron of the lllno Ledge district Is spending a fow days In tho city attending to business mat ters. J. O. Gcrklng, tho best all around photographer In southern Oregon. Always reliable. Negatives mado any where, tlmo or place. Studio 32S Main St. Phone 320-J. An unknown vandal Tuesday oper ate.! upon the streets, his specialty being the casting of an unholy smelling liquid upon the Icothes of anyone in range. Several were an notated, and tho scent of a high pow er drug clings to them still. There is no way to catch tho fiend, and no punishment if he were. Got your buttor, cream, milk and butter-milk, nt Do Voo'8. Jack, the eight-year-old son of For mer Councilman George Porter, sus tained n badly wrenched nnklo whliu playing at school Tuesday afternoon. Jack was wrestling with a boy friend, and' was thrown falling in such a manner that his nnklo was strained. Medical assistance was called, and the lad Is now resting easy. C. F. Petersen of Watklns, who has been prospecting this winter near Whiskey Peak- Is spending a few days in tho city attending to business matters. Cora E. Utley, chiropodist, 407 Garnctt-Corey building, phono C57-H. ; ' 27- JJred Bnrneburg of tho Phoenix district spent Tuesday afternoon In Medford attending to business mat ters. Following tho rain of Tuesday night, snow fell on tho foothills to tho west and north, for tho second tlmo this winter. Mrs. E. P. Knapp, of Central Point, wns among tho many out of town Medford visitors Tuesday. There will bo a Joint Installation of of officers In Itoxuo Itlvor Enramp mont No. 30, of Medford. and Tublo Itock Encampment No. 10, of Jack sonville In this ctly tonight. Tho of ficers to be Installed In the Medford lodgo are, G. W. Howard, chief pa triarch; J I. D. Turner, senior war den; J. E. Daniels, high priest;.' O. Earl Iteynolds, scribe; A. S. Wells, treasurer; F, E. Itedden. Junior war- don. A banquet will ho served after tho Installation and all members of tho lodge aro urged to attend. u, J. Ulmnn left Wednesday for San Francisco nnd othor California poiuts. Mrs. J. F. Iteddy relumed WcdneB- dny from a three weeks' visit to Spo- kuiio friends. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Brown lert Wednesday morning for Memphis, Tenn., to which city they wore called by the serious Illness of Mr. Brown's father, Mrs. L. J. Grtenwnlt, of North Ya kima, Wash., arrived. In Medford on Wednesday and will visit In Eaglo Point with her sister, Mrs. J II. Jack son and family. Dr, A. W. Dcano Is confined to his homo suffering from blood poison duo to an Infected foot. Dr. J. J. EuinioiiH Is making ar rangements to movo his offices from tholr present location on Main Htreet to tho second floor of tho M. F. & H. Co. building. Tho auxllllary truck of tho flro department has been fitted with red headlights. Peoplo seeing these lights approach!:-: aro supposed to Blvo tho right of way, and turn towards tho cuib, Sonio citizen In tfio third ward Tuesday cast his voto for Bon Shel don for councilman, us an unoxpectod and unsolicited trlhuto to his lubors with tho proposed measure. Tho voto received by tho charter is almost sololy duo to his work, and ho was (ho only ono of tho framers of tho chartor who gavo tho .best that was in him for its success, wtih Medford trndo Ib jn&arorcJ mado 9ii "THE SPOILERS," TO BSEEN .'T t " ; '" v -' V Wr Go nhead, said W. N. Stllg, when It wns decided to fllmlie "The o....ll-. .m ..!, ,,nn. .....I ''I'so what money and ol?llll'l9. time are rc-qulrcd to make the su preme American photoplay. Spare nothing." The result Is shown In the nine reel drama to be shown nt the Page January is nnd 19. Hex Beach's novel has been reproduced In a way impossible to any other form of art. It is vital from start to finish. Love, SEVENTH GRADE AT Step-, toward the elnl)lilimen( of the Hiveiitliv&niiln in the Kocwuvolt school were taken at the meeting of the Fchool hoard Tuesday night by the adoption of n resolution intro duced by Director Mulkev urging the l'iui-.liin nml equippm; of a room in (lie Koo-io.velt school for the handling of tiie seventh grade by tiie Suplem her term. Tin mutter lias been liaupmr fire in thai ei-tion of the city for -oino time, n number of scholars lniing forced to attend schools in other parts of the city, owing to the grade clarification being only to tho sev enth. The mutter wns brought before the bonnl meeting by Principal Mrs. fliil ligar, nlong with the prtitioim of tWonty-llirro pnrent, whose eiiildren were forced to go to other schools. itoiitino business nml the monthly bills were handled by the board. SAFE ANO SOUND Word xvns received lust night by the mother of Lou "Cock" Pheistor, reported to have been shot nnd killed in a shooting affray ut I hippy Camp, near Yrekn, f'al., that ho whs well lind alive and happy, nnd not dent!. The telephone message was received by (ho mother and lifted a load of doubt and worry. Despite Hits exploding of the shoot ing Klory, a rumor wus in circulation on the streets this morning that tho body of the former Medford youth would arrive in this eilv this eviu- mg. Jlc'secms to he next to t'i:- Uer man crown prince, the inot M l i man in the world. E Enforcement of tho red-light abate ment act in California lias caused a migration of scarlet women nml the mnle pnnisites from the larger cities of that slnlc, nnd according lo ic porU Medford bus received a contin gent. Thoy are reported lo have taken nuurters in local hotels mid lodging houses, ('hiuf of Police llitt- son said this morning that lie Knew nothing of the reported influx of un ilesirub'es ami Hint bo hud noticed no new faces on tho streets. .Medford has not had a moral wave since the Royal rooming house epi sode of two years ngo. TO WASHINGTON, Jan. HI. -New revolutionary troubles in Haiti have assumed such prnpoitinus Hint the cruiser Washington, now in Hampton Roads, has been ordered to tnko aboard 1 00 marines in addition to her present force of 40, and proceed nt once to (liiimaynbo bay, on Ihe south coast of Cuba, within easy reach of Huili. , , uriyUiaiFrH - -r. s iwarMt1 ym is r-mwmti;..?WiU.&:m v ww u "i; -e.jri. T.m f j&ai-ti: ir.Hij.i'i . j.. -i ' 'sihi a i wjuw i&cn.9mrvjiiisi?idiB ROOSEVELT SCHOOL THE PAGE, JANUARY 10 ANU 10 ti 'Mil ilfr r ni Vil nillii (nnm Mymtninr-iinW cour.Ml, d"irmlnnilo ', atnhUlon, do- lt. brutnlltv, har.,1 to hand Aiiliiilntu It. ilnjlinia tin Imlll tith elides- ,"'i" ' iHl-m- iii.-u Iterate nitasures, corrupt cuuHh and the law of primal rights In fierce cinch, these are some of the olfiucutM that kiip the suspenxo at h!h ten sion from start to finish. There are nine reels, hundreds of coone-i mid 'thousand 'of Incidents Iporlrajed. Tho acting graphically Is vigorous, life-like aril tells a ltat American jttor in n trumendoti'-b vital way. DEFECTIVE FLOE E John Vutee'nt, bachelor fixint; in i Hrolmeh hoic-e, .mi We.t I'.lcventh stieet, narrowly e-enped dwilh bv in eineration enrly this morning in a fire eau-ed by n defeetive flue wljcli de stroyed the lioiti. Vincent wns awakened from his deep by slireil- of flaming wall paper fnlliinr upon his bed. Tiie room wn- atlnnie. lie threw hix overcoat over his head mid mode his way to the open air, sum moning help. The lo-. U about rllOO, lioa-ehold effeel-. nml building. The (Ire depmimeiit made the run to the fire in record lime, covering the distance in three minute and forty-five seconds. Over 'JOtl feet of hoe was laid. Vincent tool. la-Miles )iis tci-onal goods, n sniiili iitnoiint of pmur money, which wa- buruel up. The KmXji."u the fire lighted u the western jj'fiiit wiia ipiieklv ex-tinpii-hed. A number of people were routed out ol bed . t un enrl hmir bv 'the lire. CAPTURED IN BALTIC LONDON, Jan. 13, 12:07 p. in. Tho Exchange Teljjgraph company has received a dispatch from Copen hagen saying that the Swedish steam er Vega has been c'np lured In the Bal tic by n German torpedo boat destroy er and taken Into Swinemunde. Tho Vega was from Rotterdam and Is said to have been on her wuy to Stockholm with a cargo of mnrgarone. WOMAN REFUSES OPERATION Tells How She Was Saved by Taking Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound. Louisville, Ky. " I think if morosuf faring women would tako Lydla E. tZZZ?Zr TETlI'lnkhnm'B Vetrota. bio Compound they would enjoy better healUi. I sulfered from a female trou ble, and tho doctors uecmcu J. had ft- tumorous growth and xvould have to bo operated upon, but I refused ns I do not beliovo In opera tions. I had fainting spells, bloated, nnd could hardly stand tho pain in my loft side. My husband insisted that I try Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetablo Compound, and I urn so thankful I did, for I am now a well woman. I sleep bettor, do all my housework and tuko long walks. I never fail to praise Lydia K. I'inkham'a Vegetable Compound for my goodhoulth." Mrs. J. M. Hcsch, 1900 West Broadway, Louisville, Ky. i Since wo guarantoo that nil testimo nials which wo publish nro genuine, is it not fair to supposo that if Lydia E. Pinkham's Vcgetnblo Compound has the virtue to help tht'so women It will help any other woman who is suffering in a liko manner 7 If you aro 111 do not drag along until un operation Is necessary, but at onco toko Lydia E. Pinkhum's Vegetable C-ompound. WrUo to Ly'Hu E. PJnldinni iIeillcliioCo.,(confi(li'ntlal)Lynn, aiuHH. Your letter wJl bo opened, mail nnd ansxvered by iv xvonuin am) held in wtrict conlldenco, DESTROYS HI MZZ&i fjBsS-Aa zm w. Rij u '-& Tr-T, iyf SATURDAY TO BE T SUGAR THROUGH VALLEY SATl'llDAV Iiih been ile-iBimled ns Sugar licet day liv the eiiiiiniitlee in charge. All signers for neieiige are urged to secure us ninny mine acres us thev hae sillied for, nml liriug ns imtnv ticv viuurs into the fold ix po.sjlile. It i-4 plniuicd to make the day the clinching climax id' the eumpaiKii. and nil utnut cilixcu. boiwters, landovviicrs, IiuMiiosk iiiiii and others have the host interests of the liouuc Itivcr vallev ut henrt me urged to put their shouldeix to the wheel mid give their ho effoiH lo ward sceuriiig the new Indiii-ltiitl propositinii. Some iietcuue it being siu'iicd daily mid ninny owning land aie on the fence, wniling for the coining of u lender to lend them out. It i the seeming of liciiiitiircs from tliU cIiihm that tiie principal woilc will he done in the next ten lny. This nfteiiioou a meeting is being held ut (lold Hill, iiuder the mipieex of hoo-leiN of that city, mid addi tional acreage is expected, many farmers mid luiidowncrs in that see- It inn being cnthii-ed with tin project. (Ins the Tailor this morning offer ed u suit of clothes to the value of .-."i0 for the second bed acre of heels grown in the volley. First-linm! ob servation of the truusfonnation un dergone by flanlen f'ity, Kan., under the magic of n beet sugar factory nromptcd the offer. There land 'hut sold for . 15 mi acre increased "in value until it wns almost beyond reach, owing to Un adaptability for sugar heels. A diagnosis of (lie situation as it sliiuds today is that the outlook i favorable, but not assured, and that it will take the whole-souled, consci entious co-operation of tho entire vol. ley lo srcinc a golden opsituuily lo every mini, woman mid understand ing child. Attention Is again called to the public Woiyicsday evening meeting of the Medford Christian assembly In St. Mnrk's hall nt 7:20 o'clock. This meeting vlll bo held regularly enrh week, with preaching by the pastor, Itev. C. E. Dodge, combined with tes timony meeting nnd prayers for the sick. CAN'T DENY IT ir Tills Had llnppeiHil r.Neuliero In stead or .Mislfonl Von Might Doubt It The nvernKo man Is a doubter This Is no surprising tho public have been humbugged so frequently thoy are skeptical. Proof like the following will stand Investigation. It cannot bo disputed. .l. 8. Illden, Oil W. Clark St, .Medford. Ore., says: "I iniffered from rheumatic pains, caused by too much uric acid In my system. The pain wns especially severe In my back My kidneys were disordered, too, and my health was all run down. I couldn't sloop without getting dlr.7y. Donn'fl Kidney Pills were highly rec ommonded to mo and they did Just what was claimed for thorn. As soon as I used them, the pain began to leavo nio nnd tho action of my kid neys watt regulate!. By tho time I had finished two boxes, I Was with out a sign of kidney (rouble. I gladly confirm what I said la praise of Dona's Kidney PIIIh when I recom mended them several years ago, 1 can only add that the kidney trouble nnd rheumatic pains havo never re turned." Prlco riOc, at nil dealers. Don't simply ask for a kldnoy renpuly get Dean's Klijney Pills the aftlue that Mr. Bldun bod. Foster-M.llburn Co , Props., Buffalo, N. V. Adv. "Nearest to everything" HOTEL MANX Powell St., at OTarrell San rrancfeco In the heart of the business, shopping and theatre district. Running distilled ice water in every room. Our commodious lobby,fineservice,Qnd Homelike restaurant wHI attract you. European Plan rates fl $1.50 up. H fAuittiWfii Ksrw' "Afeel Me at The Manx" AY l04T!TmF(iomfii iiii I To the IMiler: I ti nt md a tiller of llu Mill; nelllier do I piolcnit lo liuovv Hill null lllllli ficnlloiis lor the ueneWfti pHidiic. lion ol piumi' heel"! bill I do kuyW hoiuctliiiiir of whitl the iudtlMVy did for the Siiul.e lllvcr vnlle.t, ciixterp Iduho. I wn 1 i in w In t li I lucalllv Mxeii yeaiH nu" wlmu the xiisiir beet indiii try ww liit Inkeii up, and u a pino lieul deliiiilixtiatiou n o wliHI exleul siiiir lire' will enlisnee the Oiilue of I'u nu laud, let me till nu that before the heel piiipoitioii wan t'liheii up t'a rm liiuilx devoted to roiiig ouN, bailey and nllalfn were worth Irmii ?Htl to fltltl per acre, iiieliiilin.' a water right. TIumc same Inoml neic iiii' todav produeiui; iigiir licet-, and are valued nt from jf.'lUO lo loll nn aeie. To iel the fuetorv Mailed at Iduho Falls the one with.whieh I am the limit familiar, thcie wit nked by ihe compauv thiiUntllHI nere uf liuul he signed up and hoNJdc- t Iji- a ea-h boiiii-j of .-;m.tlll -win rthlieil. Within Hit it n ilav l)io Ininl vviU igiii'il up ahd the ch raised.' Tlutl wa how hadlv Ihe fiinia-ii llieie 'wanted the fnelorv. Since I ii it. fuetorv un built (wo otheM have been put up, and all three aro in operation within a dis tance of filly mile nt ('agar (itv, Iduho Fulls and llhickfoot. m SUGAR BEETS VALLEYS OF EASTERN DAHO demand -uniform flavor and purity, No Dust-No Chaff. Just RightAlways. Closset & Devers Tho Oldest and Large -I Coffee Homier- in the Nortbuc-t. Di 9 a I Jl D jB Ji Alfi I COLLARS LOSK fitting, graceful etylcs with y smartly cut curved fronts, that admit of easy cravat tieing. CLUKTT, PRABODV Owing la the lower price ol lurlxr r.d (lie adlnl Induce, rrirnt of ktej tna our rftra cmplovrd dufii lie vyi'Jinunllii, wo Diakc llio fyllovyin 'eniukublo tedui'liont fit doom Ho.l,$UOB.'nolDoor .Uducd $L1Q No.Z,$I,10-1.PnnalDnur (for Painting) r rv Induced to yUC Quality Jut as Good as Ever Our cuflomeii io nlwayi (litlied. We own nnd npnite llio laijjefl dncfl.to.coniuncrSiv.il, Doot nnd Mill Woik InCloiy in Noithwefl. Yuu will find hem (lie Uuttt valuei in mtciior din, Wo kII aiiyont; iliip anywhere, Aif for Catalou No, '); , kij; ' i11."' yfnl'yj- i,i"1' jl.eel IlimU id' IheWOM'.miMixviillev kal from :ill !' f 1H an nerV, iheie t-. it I a i' gieulei' piopoilioiiiile nrohl leieived fioill iJiU hille Of.nlltlH' heet- lliiio llieru wn nil 'tin Millie 'lend- nl -a x.iltiiilliiu or I'Min tfHIt (I tllin an iieiTWliHll plunlcil lo ttiuhl oiullallii, 'fhein i a. good, suHl piolil to the Ininier lioin ihe nlo Of ."Ugur liee-, nml n-ule riniii Ihi" Illcrc Im the piolil lo he innde fuuu fwdum the beet pulp to rut lb; ami lio. The - u itiirluHt lulihlrvliMi iiinile'llie Sniike lllv'er v'AllcV'olic or llw llMlfM an. I hesl iliilry and linir dlxli(elfc'Jn the wont. Any IiicbIiIy which enn priMluee munfr benU nnd eilli net il fmtoiv ouuhl lb eolfider lU'll forlllllste. T. f. WH'KS. " ' ' . , --p 'j.m!jutg"-ujr- lovi l..ltl! 'M) t;lfcH.sil'V. WANTI5I) Vomm ln.iv for urilco vvoik, niut t stKiiosrHpher in aiikwerliiK gle ixpeii nee, when avalluhlu and hiiImiv wmiiIimI. il dress N , idle Mull TiPiuni' - i SPECI ALT O WOMEN The most economical, ch-mislug ami Kermlcldal of all autlrmpticn hi A soluble Antitoplic Powder to bo dissolved in wnlcr ns needed. An n modlclnnl nntlsoptlo for dourhnti In treating catarrh, luriuiumiitluu or ulceration ol none, throat, and that caused by feminine Ulit It has no espial. For ten years tho Ldhv J Pliikhum j McdlcliioOi. hat lecouiimmded Piixllno In their private cnnesiihliice with women, which proves It A wa rlorlty Women who have been cured uuy It Is "worth It wilht lit gM ' M druggists, r0, largvi box or l.. it. '. , V ' I'nxi' T " (' i n.in Mitnj 7xitftitfi&' EXACTING Coffee users f i n d in the Golden West all their tastes DUDLEY 2Y-i inches high NORMAN 2XA inches high S3 & CO., Inc. Malt9n, Troy, N. V. hlti rwirr LW 1 -j J'