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wfl''!.ijs2Haa i PAGE TWO MEDFORD MATEJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ' OREGON, MONDAY. .TUNE 28, 1015 ,"",rTJw" Pf'W lfl" " " ' ' - - , - - i ii'f !t! ( !j .-. ? i i i IOCAL AND L PERSONAL L. I Pclcr "Wcsterlund, Mrs. J. 13. MaR Tiunon and daughters, Marlon and JIazol, of Orion, ill., arrived this morning nnd will spond tho summer with Mr. arid Mra. J. A. "VVeBtp'rlund. Mr. PolorjVti5rtund Ispihj' father of, J. AIVostrrlund, and in presi dent of the OrJon Stato Hank. Mrs. MagmiBon 1b a slstor of J. A,WesUT lilt'id. ,' ,i , .' ,r ,j( hotlMbh raid be'twn Agao;and Modfoni, amall J'rohio 'Jr. camera, tlod with black strap. I'lndor jiloase rqtttrn to this- office. , - gG '' w. w. Atlorbttry, vIco-proKldont rit oporntlon of the Pennsylvania rail-. way systom spent Sundny In Medford, p,uost of Mm. Charles Connor. I In travels In Penn prlvnlo oar ISO, n very bnndsoino car. Volvot !co cream at Do Von'n. Tho Chlnoso commissioners aro dun tomorrow ami will be untertnlned hy tho Commercial club. Offer your onr. Don't wait to bo ashed. Lot tin collect some, Internal on our hlnh wny Invoslment. Tho Medford Vulcanizing works are now vulcanizing punctures at 2Gc. Tim Lndloa' Aid soeloly of tint J'rasbytorluii ohurch nititn at tint Manoo TuejidHor afternoon at 2 30. This Is tho hint mating hoforn thu niinuiior vacation. All the, ladlos of tho, congregation, are (nvltud., Drink Qnru-Knln. "I'lmt for 'Thirst,' Robert Hadloy, a ploneiT prop erty owner of tho city, Saturda) pur chased a Dodge car from A. A. Iler nard. Dr. E. II. Sceley Is a court visitor In Jacksonville today. Wheat 2.10 pur hundred; scratch food $2.30: Olympic flour $1.73 ppr .flack; other prices according, for. spot cash. L. I). Drown. S4 A. H. McDonald of Trail Is spend ing a few dayn jn the city attending to buslnosrf matters. ' ' William Altken has the contract for tho Installation of a water supply sys tem at Crater Lake, and. fll lKln wprk:npori, flic snmq July,)". Fire protection hppllantWwll also bo In Htnllll. Tne coijlrncl-rnlta (or an, ex penditure of $3000 ' 'Most of th pre-1 llrr.lnary plumbing has been coiaplet ed In (lio'ndW 1ode, and the kitchen and-dining room and some of On; rooms'wlll ho ready for use by July 1st. The water supply will be ob tained from the big spring on Anno creek. Miss Loh Walthent baa relumed from n vlult with friends and rela tive at.Yrekn. Cal. Tho muroury Sunday rnltorMl 01 degrees, the heflt being moderated by a light breere. Col. (Jeorne i. Mints of Seven Oaks was stricken with an attack or heart failure In this rlty Saturday evening, and was taken to hw Sacred Heart hospital. He recovered sufficiently to go lo his home Sunday. Mrs. Beth Hums, nee .losophlnc Hoot, had an ncrldent with her auto Friday which might have resulted seriously. She was driving up a steep grade beyond the slaughter house In tint Southern part of Oils city when III SIDES WIRE CLUB THANKS Fi "A Rubber Chain Tread built on a Powerful Modern Tire .,,, OR Elf MINI f, cents at your favorllu fotllltulll. , ! i4,1Illli1nl, .immi.il mill linckeil ilnwn .i...i"V .""V -. - hill. Tho brakes refused to work During the summer mouths the ptllillo library Is uble to grant specluj nrllli to any who wish to tako rending with them on their vacations. .More books may b taken on n card and they may be liept out longer Those sueolal arrangements will bu niniUi nt nny time upon request, Got filtered gasollno from tho Red filler nt Garnott-Cory's. Henley Hall returned Sunday after noon from Crater Lake. He traveled to within a inllo and a quarter of the base of the rim, and reports the Hiiow moiling rapidly. It Is xp'dd that tho first uuto to the top of tho rlili will be about the mldijle of next wImOc. ;lko Davo Wood about that flro In niirnnco policy. Office Mall Tribune Uldg. Miss HnUn Vookey and .mother re- iiirncii niiiiimy iiiurniHiii uuni ii iu wiql(H trip to.fiut Kranrlsco, Homo-mado pastry at Tho Shasta. W. II. Thompson and Codo Hall QtU Sunday morning for .a two Keeks vaeatlon trip In the Cdtv creek canyon country. All trimmed hatn nnd shapes half price. MIsh Lotiiiabury at M. and M. Dept. Btoro. J ' 8C Mr. and Mrs. lig G. Jlrowa mntoriHl U Hurnbrook Humlny to attend the hall game. Dr. M. O. llnrber, Palm blook. Hours 9 to 4. Phone: Ofdco 110; Home 110J2. Nlok Klmo of tho Griffin creek dis trict spent Saturday In M ml ford at taiidlug to buslnotts matters. I'op com CrlspettftH nt Do Voo's. fleiiutor Von dor Helen of Wellon spent Saturday lit Medford utlnnillng to bniliiiuMi matttMrs. Do Voe carries tho best lino of five cent cigars In tho olty. W. U. (Dad) Diinlop l In Cnwcent Ofty attending to linslntHwi matters. Hnme-mndo pnstry nt the gltnsta. Attorney (lus .Vbnr) utteitdiHt to bUstMMw mattuni lit Jacksonllln to day, ahocolatos, 30 cents lb. Do Voo's. l'red lH'Kor, th aviator Mho made norlal fllshts In this rlty a sek ago, and swwhMl hi tHArhlne on his last aaeHsln. w)H fy at the Chrr fair In Salmu thU Hyk, XUrtHsnU' Ltpb, ISs. The Stuutn Ike Krldlir spHt Huttdsy In hh lHd vixttluK frlKitUs Get yewr butter, out, rreAitt milk dn butter milk at Dh Voo's. Tint woridlMg of Mlsa AlfreltH (Inr ratson and Herbert luimpacli of thlx elty Hill take place net VVedut'dH ovMlug at V oVUwk Vrmk rotd iHNMiHts at 1) Voo's, The rlty council u( tiisnts I'uss has tailed mimhUI election (or SVod HMMlay. Juue H, fut the imrK)e of raUf)liiK I be contract ot tb ilt ulth Ttby lirotkets for the euttstrmttun of tin MMt railroad sud to vote upon gtlfciitluK a fraucltUe to tli ltouo Itlver l'uhllw $upl ooMtrMtiuu (or fu'njlsblug vltrltlO to be cit Act ual Hoik on the yetoiul unit of thu railroad eoustrurtlon ll( be tituu tblf wornlna , 'Jtjmlak fltiUbltiK ami supplUs at WOHtnn'a Camera atiwu. Upposlto Doolc Store. Attu'njtoy 6. 3. Rlam hard of OrauU I'naa apetit 8uturda in tk ilt at tending lo prolelun inatur. Siskiyou or UuiaatlH alr, 10c per bottle nt De Vop'g. Court Hall aiiont Monday fiaklng at tho lluuloy dam ImUiiK no luck A number of fliharjnwi lio the day on tho river repori Hor fUnlng J. O. Goililng, the lxt nil around nhotographor In southern Unmo. AUvuys roliubbj. jtVi4s mitdtt any- t ., uliin. hliu.l,.. Mad and she turned the car a c rots the VoJil tinning the 'wheels' on one side of the bank at tho sldo of the roud, turning the oar upside down, l'or Innately she was not hurt and tho car was not much damaged Jackson ville. I'ost. The fire department Is engaged today In burning tho grass from the vacant lots on North Central nventie The grnsa on both the upper nnd low er "desert" Is dry as tinder, nnd n match would Btart n flro of tho pro portions, of a Kansas prnlrlo blaze. George,, Von dor Hollen of Kngle 1'elnl la spending the day In Medforu attending to business mntters. lien franklin of San Francisco Is registered at the Nash hotel. W. K. Banderson of Tillamook, Orogon, Is amoiigtho but of town vis itors In the clfy thin week, The A. ('. Allen moving pictures of tho Jloguo River vaUey ,rlll lie' shown at the Page theater next oMndny and Tttosday. July r nnd G. l Bather left Sunday morning for Portland after spending two weeks lu IhlMilty on business. Parties making trip to San Fran cisco hy auto would like two gentlo men imwjengers. Phone 119-H. TJteri will be a special meeting of tho Vyfithin Bisters at the K. P. hall Wednesday evening1. All members are lined to be present. liny Hunch loaves this afternoon for California where he fill spend the summer. Pearl Thorndyke, the 1 1 -year-old girl who alleged that she was kid napped and tied to a tree In an or chard In the south part of town Inst week, failed to appear III the Juve nile court Saturday afternoon, nnd tho joung men that alio aroused ero released. Kennolh Jeropio, Peter Cortim. Honry nnd Jntnes Medley, Al. fred Jtnymonil, Torney and Jaok Helms were named by the. young ml as her attackers. The boys claim that they wero hailed Into the Juvenile court ns the reault of the romancing of a young girl, and that they had nothing at all to do uMli the affair. Charles II Wolf, editor of the Ash land Record was a Mondav ntor In Medford CANALTOLLSTOR YEAR $4,000,000 WAMUN'OTON, .li.nc 2& A total nt' .1,(11111,(11111 in loll w t in let., I lur the ie ot tin- I'liiuiii.t .tuil ti the pcliod it' Ihhi Inlweeii tin i''" iug nt' the nterwnv lr tiutlic Msv luxt eitr, ui t June Ii lat. During April Hie tolU lor the lut lime wer ivnter thu it the eit "f oK'iiitiiiii and, iniiiittenrtuee of 'be tMliI ilv SSUl.1. Hi triil tor tne UiOlllh ljetlWlil'J.llrt nnd the eot -r oMruti(u flVS,:iti:i. the hitler Iteint; llie lrwt for n montli inre the mug of the i mini Swedlch- merlcan? of Chicago and the middle went, numbering 100 citizens, some of national fame, In cluding Governors Carlson and Kber hardt spent four hours Saturday In the Rogue river valle, the guests of John A. WMtnrlund, and the Coin morclal club. The following m enrage was re- jcelvud Oijs morning troni the jiarty. .Mmiroru commercial ciuh and Jonn A WNmterlund: "Your generous and courteous treatment of the entire party has made a deep impression on all of us, and will be cherished as a pleasant memory for many days to come, . We thank you most heartily." (signed) SWUDISII-AMKIIICA.V CALIFORNIA CLPII. Hy Westman, Ilensch nnd Nelnon, Committee. The visitors traveled In n special train, the most luxuriously appointed to pass through Medford this year, and were taken over the valley In autos, for a glimpse of local orchards and scenos. Upon their return they wore taken to the Holland where they were' entertained by speeches and a musical program by local tal ent. At 0 00 o'clock the special train left for the north. .Many of the vis itors are Interested In local orchard projxfrtleH, and beheld their holdings for the first time. The decorations were In charge of Mrs. John A. Perl and Mrs. K. M. An drews. Punch was served by Misses Cochran, Deuel and Andrew. Miss Carol u Andrews, accompanied hy Mrs. Guy Cltllders rendered vocal se lections. C. K, Gates welcomed the party nnd responses wore made by II. S. Henderson, the Chicago bank er, ex-Governor Kberhardt of Minn oHOta, II. C, Westmun of Chicago and N A. Nelson &$& r$Vt Lrlk. fc.Sr '"jr JO). -X iBfe-. KEEP A TIRE RECORD : msm , .. . ' sissawa,i . '-, ':v '. f mh. tiyj, ji TV.S-UIH. W.,.KW -h wStKiM W?5Sw !St ,WW Twd " "" ' t Tj i ! IM ii i iw- mm -mi. -- k.. a i W-l " ". 1 ' Kv 3H, '-- " ' " -VBs tiftmibLl - riB5 i: -. . :..nv '-mmmmmr.itA'.K- .. "li----. . I 7 raj.''P5.i,,iW'! l - t . . n : - .-. - . ..il-ii - - - .in i- j. ' i Ok SMti. . . S: ------ 'WW :r.-Zsrh?Xli?v?7i TV dtiii r V.', . PJPJPJPJv. . . . ' s'VtB(lllu .0r- ; "j. a7jt'.i.it.' . i'.. 7mmm7:;-;h..-js .;,; , ,c. - 'j rsfr' . f.: ....' ?w-ppTrv ?:: .'-&rsi vy- ,.v.c,- ""mimmmmm '.i.K-5,. l,, -ju-Z&Jji,.jEZ".jztfli mfa :m-' , k - i-.Hji.J., ft. W.i-f ' "i b:"J" :. 1 : &: WX V !M1 tf".':: K' '" V ws s- 8 A'! i .' If 0 These are today the acknowledged "Big-Mileage," Popular Priced Tires. These are the tires that are the newest and biggest sensation of the Automobile World "Chain Tread" Tires are today acknowledged to be the real "big-mileage," popular-priced tires but you don't need to take our word for this simply check the cost-per-mile of "Chain Treads" by keeping one of our Tire Record Blanks. These Tire Records in black and white will prove every claim we make for these sensational tires. With Medford Trade i AVdford Mado rtOO lT If ('l.tKHIKT. IN SUCH PAIN WOMAN CRIED i - Suffered Everything Until Re stored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeia ble Compound. Florence, So. Dakota." I used to bo vury sick every month with bearing down pains and buckacho, end had headache u good deal of the time and very little appotit". Tho pains wero bo bad that I used to sit right down on thu lloor and cry, be cause it hurt mo so and I could not do any work at those times. An old wo man advised me to try Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound and I t;ot a bottle. I felt hotter the next month so I took three more bottles of It and got well so 1 could work all tho time. 1 hope every woman who aulIVni lik I did will try Lydia K. PinUhai-t's VegutaU i Compound." - Mrs. P.W.UvNSKNCS, JJoi 8, Allyn, Wash. Why will women continue to suitor day in nnd day out or drag out a sickly, half hearted existence, missing three-fourths of the joy of living, when they can find health in Lydlu K. Pinkham's Vegetabln Compound? Tor thirty years It hna lxen tho stand ard remedy for frmalo ills, and bus re stored tho health of thousands of women who have been troubled with such all invnta as displacements, iutlammation, ulceration, tymors, Irregularities, etc. If )ou vrnnl special advlco rrrita to I.jdla I.1. Pliilhatn Medicine Co. (cutiU dcutlali Lynn, Mas. Your letter will he opened, rend and answered by a Mutnait and held lu strict coutldcuco. vChain Tread" lires 4 J.-Ll Safety experts acknowledge our rubber chain tread, built on this powerful modern tire, to be an1 absolutely marvelous anti-skid device. ' ' "Chain Treads" are not simply a fancy design stamped on a tire they are real anti-skid tires. '"'Send your Iname-and address, for a set of-Free Tire Record Blanks, to United States Tire Coiripany,- New York City. , . f -r . ,T "Chain Tread " Tires are sold by Leading Reliable Dealers, Do not accept substitutes XTTTTj'- nn r f. ' i.jiiiJyAigis 6 Cll un-MNIUH- IVslrfs town or country dilvlug Competeiit and carMfiil. Addreas II . rarv Mall Tribune. Kf l?OH HBN'T- KarnUhMl bunialuw, clow h. SO I ktouiM Ceatral. KOK SALK inv roow furalahiwl bungalow, Mat slue. Muat be auld at uuc. WUUng to maWe big sac rtft. PhMl tax. CLOCKS Tluu p tiph t'Xfl.niu o pp arc round at all tiiiit-s in oup as horliiiciit. ltip t.tMIloitt timo. rich tout ami iiiii(ii( n))Hu'iiiic(' SpIpcI your t'lnci; at MARTIN J. REDDY Tht .It-wi'ltM' LM'J Kast Mam Stnvl United StatesTires Made by the Largest Rubber jCompany in the World & (Operating 46 Factories) na i ran E&& 'r5' GRAND ? Y ? ? ? t V Y ? Y ? T ? Y t Y Y V r Y Y Y 4th OF JULY CELEBRATION -AT- MEDFORD SATURDAY, JULY 3 MUSIC BY MEDFORD BAND TTnrnQC Rnfpc Rnnninrf Rhppr nJnVflfV Iapf5 lnf-rkrrrnlft Mxrl., D 4 , Old-Fashioned Gaipes and Contests, Tug-of-war ! ! Y i Cash Prizes for all events with more than one entry EVERYBODY IS COMING t.'l : Y Y Y ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y t Y I Y Y Y ! Y Y Y i !?.,! rtlHdto 33 rOlt HI.K - Housrtiold giMMta. alMt l&t"trt"i"$&lr"M . two good rirtes sm Ktwg m k :tot &&!&&. iii t iiniwfcixy' ;3Wx: