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LAUGHS
FxiMlliiH
"1)oob n woman, when hIio'h miir
rluil, oxpect her huHhnnil to tell her
Ills bunlnopa affaire?"
"I don't linow; but n woinnn ox
pectfl a man to talk hiiHlneim whon
Jio'b ronrtlni; her."
XlTTO
"Wo iipoil brnliw In thin lnmlnosH
J'ouiik mnti."
"I know It. That In why I am of
forliiK you my m-rvlces to mnho up
your dnflrlonolnn." Hnltlmoro Am
'rlB.'in, lly Kljni Iiiikiiiik
"Ho thoro In n donf ami dumb
ward? How do you rail tho InmnteH
to dinner? I biijijioko you don't rltiB
n hell?"
Wo linvn n man who wnlkB
tho halln wrliiRlni? IiIh
"Xo.
throiiKli
hands.''
the
it
'Die Olikliirln
Debtor I want to pay that llttlo
Mil of yoiirH.
, Creditor Thnnk you, nlr; thank
you.
Debtor Hut I ran'l.
' . '
v .MaV riiiirst
. Noy'u Mother (pokliiK hor head
out of window) Say, you kldn Htop
plokliiB on my Johnny; ho ain't no
mandolin. lloston TraiiRorlpt.
A MlnlM'yo View
fiaplog ,What Ih thU llluo lllrd wo
limir no miiflh nhout?
8nnplph The Dove of I'onco.
JlidKo.
Tho .Utoi ninth
Doctor You ituiHt ho tmroful, man.
Thu Influenza Ih not o vory dniiKur
ouh, hut It may hnvo vxtroiiinly 1111
ploanant coiinoiiiioiicoij."
J'ntlont -l noticed that whoii I not
your hill tho otliur day.
i.r.i(iv
"Tlila tower," mild tho ,;iildo to
n party of Americana out "iIoIiik"
Unhand, "goo hark to William tho
Conqueror,"
"Why, wliat'n tho matter with It?"
nuked 0110. Isn't It Mtlnrni'tory?"
DlM't'i-nmctit
"(Jraro. what Ih It your falhor aooa
In inn to object to?"
Jlo jJoiMii't guit nuythtng In ou,
Algernon. Tlmt'a why ho obJooU"
fjimil W'niL-
"Do you do Hiiythlux for your
fleth?"
"I Bhould my . 1 onp gcitlng
futli'r nnd fnttor."
As UmiiiI
"J umlorataml . Dint Omce Iirh
hrskiju wltli (loorfo."
"Ym! Hut l4o.bittk him boforo
Hlio bioku with hliu."
Ills Opinion
"N'ow, oiulily. whwt would )ou m)'
of my form?"
"VII ua loin iim yor niklu' nit. I
ijhould wy kludii whliinoy."
KiM'p Off Hor f,vt
, I'urpy Aw, lan't tb hoBltatlon,
nw, dollchtful .
Mian lie I'oucIip Ya. but I lh
you wouldn't hckltutu ao Iuiik uhtn
you stop on my ftet
M'DDAY is tlu seven liuiidi'edth nnniversary of the rirgii
iiitf of the Mjiifim Charta. On June 15. 1215. the
tit it .. .... .. . i ' f
leiuiai uarons 01 bngimul loreed King John to iu th
Ki-oat chartei', the first step toward tiuulish libertv .
Runn niede, a meadow on an island in tli Thames'.
The idea of the barons was not to secure libertv. i w
undei-stand the word, for it had no existence in the Eng
land of the thirteenth century. Their idea was to force a
restoration of ancient privileges, recognized bv the
Henry's, but usurped by .John, but it laid the foundation
of English freedom and constitutionalism.
The great charter applied only to free men, a small
minority of the population, and it took many centuries to
abolish slavery and serfdom. I3ut it established tho right
of trial by one's peers and was extended to cover the rights
of humanity as the nation progressed.
The cardinal privileges granted by the grout charter,
as it affected the nation at large, were:
.Freedom of the English church,, with its rights in
violable. Freedom for all freednien.
Protection of property rights and protection o'f prop,
erty rights of minors and dower rights of widows.
Fines instead of imprisonment for minor offenses.
No confiscation of property by officers of the crown
without pay for the same.
.Standard weights and measures.
No sale or delay of .justice.
Trial by one's neers.
Ifrccdom of travel. ' '
Right of appeal to the crown to' redress wrong.
Many of the privileges granted by the magna charla
were revoked by subsequent monarchs. The power of the
barons was wasted .in civil wars that exterminated the an
cient nobility and their domains and rights usurped by the
Tudors nnd a powerless peerage created. Meanwhile the
power of the people grew and the efforts of the Stuarts
to abrogate, them ended in their final expulsion and the
firm establishment of constitutional government the
monarchy reduced to a figurehead.
J'Vom the magna charta came our own declaration of
liberty; from the violation of its spirit came the American
revolution and the birth of modern democracy; from it
came the French revolution. From it has also come the
"new freedom," which recognizes the rights of humanity
as against the rights of individuals and of classes, ami
Iroip it will come a new internationalism recognizing the
rights of the world as superior to the rights of a nation.
Europe is witnessing the death struggle of the old or
der to which the magna charta voiced the first protest. In
41,. ..... ..Ir.il ....... ,.1' !i,. I. ..lit. J' .1.1. i . f
uiu iii.u'iirMii in un imi iic iicui.s autocracy is maiuug a
final stand in the effort to perpetuate itself and secure a
renewal of its right to exploit mankind. Let us hope that
humanity will in the resulting chaos force another magna
charta for the rights of man, rendering it henceforth im
possible for the governing and privileged few to cause the
slaughter of millions and the (lest ruction of the develop
ment of centuries.
BESSIE'S BUSINESS IS FALLING IN LOVE IS "STAGE BUSINESS"
iJLAIIVi
AUSTRIANS
F
OSTER BRIGANDAGE
-IN
WAR
DfflC
I
BESSIE EYTON
(My I'Mln'i Hoffman.)
It is Ht'sHo Mytiiu'x liii-iiios to full
in love owt.v tiny and iIm.i point .hoiup
old Hwcetneurt Ity m (lniiijj. SIip sets
paid for il in thp mmiox, hut at tlu
sninc tiino Inn' innm-nit nnd .'n-oiiitit-iiilf
whvm hit vc lunili tliouKiiudi. of
lilin fani full deH.iuti'Jy in Iovp
with lu-r wliilp wulrliiiiK hor on Hip
MTPl'll.
Slip rpppivos ou tho iivpiiiup of
.100(1 mi-hivps n moulli froiti iiilinir
prw, Inif mimt of Uipiii hip from ro
iiiiinlic youth who lux, llipir IipiiiIh
putiipl.v wIipii IFipv uv lipr. Sump
IpIIith iihIj for IupKh of hor xoldou
hair, autoKniplicil iluitiij.'niilf, etc.
whilp oIIipim aro IptttTH from pliil
diPti, j;ift of all kinds mid propuxnN
of mnrriiiKc.
,jni8 Kyton 5iniliiiI.v showpd hip
this letter which ipiuIh;
"ppar Mi- llpip:
"I havp ppij you in the film', nnd
think you need a protpptor from tho
wild animiiU and villniti-. I own ,'100
uprp-. of ffiMid land, n Iioiip mid Iiiivp
u lot of valunhlp xlock nnd draft
hor.p. Say the word ami I will coiiip
and fjpt you."
"If I iptniiiPil all thp yift. Hint
wpip sent to hip," Iip Miid, "I would
poiwIiipI a Muitll 700 or Piiiioily
xhoii. So far tlnV your I Iiiivp rccpiv-
pi! fiw panarii'-, two parro(. mid pv
oral i.ojj. I Iovp nil tlio-t ipincin.
hiaiippi. from my fiTontp. who uiv
hIiipitp, hut most of all I Iovp to .pt
lottors from tho pliildrcn. I always
auswpp tliPiu fir-t."
HOME, Juno 15 Charges that the
Austrian military authorities are fos-
torlnK nrlRandago In districts to tho
roar of the advancing Itnllnn army
are contained In an official statement
Issued tonight at tho war office. Tho
communication follews:
"It Is certain that Austria has left
In territory actually occupied by us
ejnlssarles who have been given
orders to practice brigandage. Men
of tho I.andsturni, gendarmes and
forest guards are Involved. Natur
nlly they aro disguised nnd provided
with munitions. In addition they nro
paid 1 00 Ocrows ($2.if)) or more.
'These men havo fired horo nnd
there and continue to fire Into tho
backsc of our troops at Isolated sol
diers and offlcors, and provision con
voys. Following attacking columns,
especlallj In wooded reglonfl which
penult waiting In ambush without dif
ficulty, these brlgnnds oven havo fired
nt doctors while they woro treating
wounded, upon tho wounded them
selves nnd upon nmbulnnco staffs."
The note says an Austrlnn agent
who was concenled In tho vicinity dis
charged two shots from a revolver
at an ohsorvor who was directing a
battery of heavy Italian artillery, but
without effect. The communication
closes with tho assertion that It Is the
piirposo of the Austrlans "to check
Italian operations, to carry on spying
oporntlons, nnd also to lend the Ital
ians to exerclso cruel reprisals."
WOMKX WATCH THU CLOCK
in our stores and factories for that
blessed hour when tho ,day's,worlc
ends. The reason Is readily. seen, bb
the nature of their duties too often
drifts them Into the honors of. nil
kinds of organic .troubles peculiar to
women, causing hendanhes, backpcho
nervousness nnd Irritability. Lydla
13. Plnkhnm's Vegetable Compound, a
simple remedy, mndo from roots nnd
herbs, mny he relied upon to over
come their troubles. Paid Adv.
T
WE
SILL sue
LONDON. Jump 13. Tit Unll-h
trjiwifr Anoli was tortarl nd
Nil Ilk IimUv hv m Oeiuyui itWutW.
Of lhc 1 nw of t)lt'VMI IIHNI, ttlUV
four Hfi x.l. Tbk wl IdlMlrti
Ht llui i li, on lliV tuml f4-
The Auvii u.i.wt l lh butUiHi
Wllhonl vt.irioie.- .1 wwul 1in in
Jlr. ihitll tHw Ht.i-..U. '
A llpik-luip pi if hn j'i-1 Ikpii
hliippcd hv Wiiioun i'iiiipIi, (I1-1111U
I'okm, O.i-p., tu 11 lniMr 111 lliul-ulle,
S. ('., Hie pig Koinjt to K. (I. (Imp.
mini of Hint pity. Thi i Hip fiit in
nlmii'P of 11 piic heiiiit hij)ppd from 11
I'lleltie eoiiMt breeding eMnlili.mieilt
to miy of tho South Alliuitie mIiiIpn,
uml eveept for Hip k -cut to Miimmii
pIiiimpUm hint xpiiMoii hv Wiuonii
rnuiili, Hiia Ik Hip oiily tunc 11 pure
hied hoi; uiih ever old I'min Hip I'n
pifip noMNt to 14 Inner uu Hip Atlnntiu
M'lilmnnl. Thu Wluouit nundi mu
Hip Hokiip llier alley have now
done twiep what no other lneediiii
(thlilmieut or ei'tion lm. vet hup
eeedi'd in doiuir al nil in Hie mailer
of loiig-dinlnnee miiIph of pole lnyl
xtoi'k. 'I'hii. piv i m mom of Lniirpl
('Imiimhoii, (lit) Ihiiiohk hunt hoard t'oi
whom Winona raupli imihI 7.MI lu-l
lull.
Anolliei' fine HoUtelu hull -
GRANBY CONSOLIDAIED
RESUMES
Madame Schumann-Heink's
Advice to the June Brides
1
"Soul Matinii Is Not as Essential to Happy Marriage as Ability to Be
Real Companions," Declares Famous Singer.
KING OF GREECE STILL
VERY LOW AND WEAK
WASHINGTON', .Tiiiip l'.. TIip
general condition of K i 1 1 tr ('011M1111
tiup of flrpppp pontinupK sntixfiii'lory,
np.enriliiitr to 11 liulletm ippeivpd nt
Hip legation herp early today. His
mjety is still vorv weak.
NKW YOIMC, .Iiiup r. The (Iran
hv CoiiMiliuiitpil Mining, Suiplliug A.
l'owpr poiupain. uliieh i-. nii-orpor.it
oil in Itritili Colmnhm, toda. re-iiin
pi) ilividpuil 011 Hip stuck at tho legu
lar nito of $1..)0 pi-r hhaie. Thih i-.
Hip filist difchiuvpini'iit irfnpp .limp nt
Inxt yeiuvulieu tlu iliipploi Ipmi
ptl to Niixpcnil Hip diidend-. hpeiiii-e
of ailverp pouditiiuiN,
SEVENTH COMPANY OFF
FOR FORT STEVENS TODAY
Tho "th company 1pm m this ovpii
liiK on (ho spcoud spctluu of train .No.
1C for the mutual piicampmont at
I'ort Ktovoiia. Thttro U a long unit
ing Hat, Uut Hlxty-flvp buliiK allowed
to innke Hip trip. Tho local company
jfptia to dupllrata their prfor-
iiiauro of lHt year. Tho followliiK
hI mako (ho trip.
PrlvHtoH O. Ihirllfltt. IC. IJakor, X.
added lo IIiom' nlrpKily in the Koirue ltartwr, 1.. Corny, J. Carroll. K. Conk-
vhIIpv bv the eliBe iis'i-nllv Im.Hii. (5. Cownin, it. Cloo. ,. Koroy,
(liy Madame Scliumnnn-Ileliik.)
The Famous Diva.
Some girl nsks me:
t what age should n girl marry?"
rathi r bard for anyone to tell
a girl wiihii to
marry. Soma peo
ple say that no girl
should marry bif
foro shu is 23 and
others claim that
mar r I n g o s nro
more apt to bo hup
ps U tho In Ida Is
even oldor.
1 do not hollevo
ago cuts uny figure
In tho matter. It is
the ago of common
sense and maturity
of character that
xliould determine the time of niur-
rlHK'Hblt runes mid not the mero
ihiknIuk of (lie mouths and years.
I biii aeeii -iris who would mnko
splendid uixe-, both ploslcnlly and
iiifiiliillj. at 1. and I Iiiivp seen wom
en of :iu who wore utterly unfitted
It I
Sthumiun .Hem k
Winouu much of the fine reiritetpd
itnimul, Clovprid""' Iviiur Segi K'om
dvlie. The new bull a miii ol Modil
Kiiijt Spti Koindvke, uiand ihnin
ioii llilU'in bull of the It) 1.1 Oipjioii
Statp Fuir ami of the llH.'t I'a.-itie
POt llHi l'OI"IVl. His diuu,
l'luentlue IU'IIp III, Un an nd mired
rtrilr oflieial lotord ol II..M
pound- butter in kPvdii ilitv, mid hi
-irp'n dam luw nu A. It. O. ippoiiI
ol J'l.Y) iMiutolh bulter 111 seven iU.Vk,
iiiiiking mi axel tor I lie voun- bull
o 1S..1. The Uioini herd iiom hua
i'iiht bend ol li'ui-leied oUeiu, m-
1 llldlllv: rltUl'-. '
w.nili.Miii, .lime I . I'rel
ilviit WlUoll .uid In 1 ubiiiPl held to
dll I lie -horte-l nieellliu III luoilt ll,
Ike lutftiiitf IiiMiiik uil forty min
lite. I'oiiulh eubuitt miiuiiwn kiat
tvu hour.. Onlv ruiilmp buink wuh
tlixpii piI uml tbt KuroM'uu feituNtiuu
Iimu'IuhI on liiitl, iupiulMr. id.
Htrrlnry tluniu u4l th onbi
mI Mpm hamv4 frufw tu h w urn
tuuiIU kihhI iHUMlitittu thiwuitliuttl
Ikr tHiuutr.v.
I). I'lynn. W. (Irlm, 1.. Orliu. 11. Oud
maiiBon, F. (Inrrettson, .1. llolmtw.
(1 I Inline.. It Hubbard. K. Hubbard,
A Jfu'knon, c. Joiiun. K l.lng, II.
I.uudbvrg, K LbbkUiIs, k. l.uy, 1
Moitor. J. KoffBt, U Xoo. J. Oliu
attwd. W. Pulntor, It. Pelomo, H
KiUDaisl, It. Italuuy, A. Uon C. Hold
P. ItiiaMdl, A. Spoouer, It. Strang, II.
Slmng, It. Swimmi. J. Shuvsr. C.
Crttuiniell, 8. Toruoy, I.. Wllllama,
Utod KalBiir mid Aiiiob AdaniB.
Cnpt A. J. Vaneo. 1st l.leut. K T.
Koas. Sd Mont. It. X. Foster. 1st
Sorgt. Harold Conrad. Q. M. Sergt.
II. 1.. Hromley, SorgnanU Jay (lore,
l.lo Purdln, JnniM Vuliw, Paul Hob.
ItiBen: CorpontU Donald It. Cltano.
ltiiaMl Sower. Xobla Caughtran.
Walter Ilrown, Vlclor nanloUou,
Sherman Ilavne. MutlrlaHK C. Mc-
Clulu ami 0 !'. Dlfer. MiKhaules.
Wlndom Uoaron, Cheater llakor.
lKks, Conrad and T. Clifford. Mas
cot. WliiBton Vauca.
A
for tho Important huslnoss of wives
nud mothers.
There Is ono great fallacy that
should bo corrected by every moth
er If that mother has her daughtor'H
future us a married woman at heart.
It Is tho fallacy that n groat Infat
uation beforo innrrlage brings hnppl
110ns In marriage.
On the contrary, n happy marriage
Is not dependent on this bofore-mnr-rlugo-ovorw
helmlng-doslre, which
more oflen produeoH tragedy or dis
appointment In after life.
Soul-mntlug Is not ns essential to
a Hiiccaasful mnrrlngo ns the ability to
be real companions ami Jolly com
rades. Mothers should not put bo much
Btreiw on this 'fallliig In live" If they
wish their daughters lo bo happy and
they should give them some rules for
not "fulling out."
Having started In this school nnd
given tho grace of understanding a
girl Ik jphiI to niarrv bo she 10 or
1 Another Schumann-llelnk Article
Tomorrow.)
i'hki: hook ox stomach h.us
Geo. II. ,Mayr, of IS I Whiting St.,
Chicago, 111., n prominent druggist,
has published a guide to health, In
which ho shows how ho cured him
self nnd brought relief to thousands
of other sufferers from constipation
biliousness, Indigestion nnd Intesti
nal troitblos by the use of French
honllng oils. One dose usually con
vinces, Tho most chronic cases raro
ly need over throe doses. This book
will be mnllod free on request. Mnyr's
Wonderful Keinedy Is sold by lending
druggists everywhere with the posi
tive) understanding that your money
will he rofunded without question or
quibble If ONIC bottle falls to m"
you nhsolutp satisfaction Ad.
THE PAGE
Metlford's Leading Theater
LAST TIME TONIGHT
llroadway Star nnd Hxqulslto
Mttlo Lending I.ndy
VIOIjA daxa
and
WIMilAM WAIISWOHTH
Clover Character Comedian In
tho four-net feature
"Cohen's Luck"
Ksannny Drama
Otherwise Bill Harrison
Two Parts
Featuring Kuth Stonehouso nnd
Joseph llyron Totten.
The
Tho
Ceming:
Thursday, only Metro Fen-
tnro
"The Cowboy and the Lady"
5-10-15 CENTS
LATH
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Medford's Leading Theater
vi-:i)NK.si.v.irxrc kith, :
CHAUMCS FUOIIMAX, Presents
MAUDE ADAMS
In n Comedy of Four Acts
Quality Street
lly .1. M. IJAHIUK
Author of "The Llttlo Minister,"
"What Kvery Woinnn Knows," "Peter
Pan," otc.
PrlceB: Lower Floor, $2.00; Ilnl-
cony, first i rows, ?l.p0; next 4 rowB
M-00; noxt 1 rows 75c; Inst 3 rows,
noc.
Scat snlo opens Monday, 10 a. m.,
theater box office. Moll orders ac
companied by check received now nnd
reservations mndo In order they nro
received. Telephono AIS.
War Declared
On all microbes, germs, dirt
and spots. Our plant is
modern, sanitary and we
know how. Try ns and he
convinced. Special attention
to all classes of work.
Formerly owned by Hob Crowder
will stand Sundays nud Mondays at
Crow dor's ranch, llunconi; Tuesdays
Wednesdays nnd Saturdays at Vln
coat's Ham, Medford; Thursdays and
Fridays nt Hagle Point.
Service ?10, fonl guaranteed.
FIl.VXK HAXI)Li:V. Medfonl
Phone 21 1
coocaai
25.000TR00PST0FR0N
T
LITTI.F ItOi C, Afk
Koy llalev,
June l"i
INXSIIIll CK. Austria, June K.
a nri Mio on haturdav r,.,,,.. f,v ,i,n.,n.i .n
allot and killed Itoy Leater, a Miung , , . , ,.
Plants of Labette count.stk.:'W" tT0v Mi Trent -er.lay and
en by a mob fiopi Sheriff Hoyett of,ar! now lvanclng ugalnst, the ltnl-1
Hempateud comity and lynched to-1 "UIS ol 'ut' IHva-Jtoveroto front
day
in the woods near Lewlsville.
A I.HlKlt.M. OFFKH
The underpinned druggist U au
tkarlMd by the American Drug &
Pre aaMPlatlon, of which he U a
mmbr, tu gmtraHtee Merllql Hair
't'ttulr to glvti aatUfartlon or lU pur-
th nrku will k rfuadl. This
UUteatoa tb eoHfldne thy havn
thla prpaitlag. HaaklHa Drng Storo
1?1 mWx I'jrtfw Mf
Adv.
HOW'S THIS?
UNION FEED AND
LIVERY STABLE
PULL EQUIPPED
LIVERY STABLE
AMBULANCE SERVICE
112 South Riverside
Phone 150
GAUNYAVV &
BOSTWICK
Proprietor
RUSSIA INFORMED
TREATY ACCEPTABLE !
Thu mob, netul 200 itruntc. ovortuoU
llll ktlMllff Uliiln ti una In lila mitn.
mobile drUlnii tnwnr.1 I lttl ltnnk to i , offor 0n0 "'""'""l Oollnrs He
mouiie uriviim tow nn Little Hook to wnn, ror ny caji() of Cnnirh tbnt
place the nro In the penitentiary ounnot be cured by Hall's Cutarrh
or safe keeping Cure.
, F- J. CHKXRY & CO.. Toledo. O
We, tho und.orslgnod, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years,
and believe him perfectly honoraHo
In all business transactions and fi
nancial!) auie to carry out any obll-
flMnn ,iim.I.. I.. 1. Ij ft....
. ,..,, ...M.iv UJ B I II 111.
' ViTlnVll II l VI." rl, ...r.....
","w-,a" ..i ur VU.il.MKKl IV,
' Toledo. O.
i Hall's Catarrh Cure Is Liken Inter
nally, acting dlroctly unon the blood
WASH1XOTOX. June IT. Innnliv n'ul..l,ulc?u.8 8'Ufacos of the system.
I MLlliiimilnlo nAitl rm. n.u.. m.
.-.., ,..a Dviti uvu. I riuu ij
M. I IUkhis, Mai. ujcvr nml l',tUlfiit
250 KEARNY ST.
Del. Sutter and llu.h
I
Ban
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A modern, fite proof, up.lo.dle Hotel,
located in the center o( evrrviKino mil nn
located in the center ol everything and on
aireci line loine cjpoution Utoumii.
RATES -
Detached Bath Private liath
M.00.J1.50sinplc 11.50. 12fin ilnoU
M M.S0, S2.00 double 2.00, 12.50 double I
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I From ThuJ and TowiumJ St. DerU, Utc car I
a iN" IS MIC r ( m tn,y ItU Solid -S (tl Q
m oft al Kciior bL, toailhtUa MackNth, Or
Take n 'Universal" ut direct to Hotel I
of I'reniiient w iUmi toiU as to the ,.ut per bottle,
siaius oi i He Kuaauan irenn tpieation gists.
Sold, by all Drug-
brought forth th eoiuuuiit that Hie
ltusalau government was hoh an are
of the wllliiignefes of the Fulled
SlatiM to euier Into a Uw couimei
rlal trvaty Hliu uu urntuout oon-
slateut Httk the petition of ttoU couu
try before the laal imt vw abroat
U, Thar ha fcM ho irelluiiHar
Bfrutniil f m oil th bi for
ancb a lreat.
Take Hall's Family Pills for eon.
stlpatlou.
John A. Perl
UNDERTAKER
Lady Assistant
2H 8. nAUTLKTT
, I'liones !. 17 ami 1713
Ainbulume Senlctt
Oorone
WESTON'S
CAMERA SHOP
E08 East Arnin Street
Medford
The Only Exclusive
Commercial Photographer
in Southern Oregon
Negatives Made any time or
place by appointment
Phono 147-J
We'll do the rest
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HOTEL MANX
Powell St. at OTarrcll
SAN FRANCISCO
Headquarters for Califor
rtiam wliilei,it!ng the Exposition,
Our C'immodiotia loMiv. ?t
tine service, and home ike CI
rettauiant will appeal ti jou, ft:
No Raise In Rates
51.50 Per Day Up
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