MTCPFOTCD MATT, TRTBTINR, 5fEDF0"RT), rmTCCiOX', MONDAY, .TTINT! ' Ifi, 1010
HOT! TTTF!
TRAOK MARK 9
II The ctty of K
f GOODRICH yi
Akron. Ohio'
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) The Goodrich
More Mileage
Message
Goodrich is tanking
the burlicat, siurdi
cBt, most lasting
tires the rubber in
dustry has. ever
Been; and Goodrich
knows it.
In every tost of rood
rouuhinu to which tlren
ran be put, Goodrich
TlrcH havo unfoliicd an
endurance, mi ubihty
to tulco punishment,
which has run into
phenoinwml mileage-.
Confidant in l!iiti knowl
edge nnd belief, Good
rich dcaircH that all
tiro users ohm 4 in the
confidence 01 Goodrich,
and tho bin milcjo
Goodrich Tires assure.
Therefore, Goodrich an
nounces to present and
future owners of its
pneumatic tires an
adjustment basis of
6,000 miles for SAFE
TY TKEADS, and
8.000 miles for
SILVERTOWN
CORDS, instead of
the 3,500 and 5,000
miles respectively,
heretofore in force.
Remember that a Good
rich adjustment is- a
fair one. Goodrich
knows the milenno is
in its tires, and moro;
and to make you realize
you lose money in be
ing without Goodrich
Tires, the new Good
rich adjustment is pro
claimed broadcast.
Bay Goodrich Tires
front a Dealer
,1 fUJJO t IY11J.IN 1
r Fabrics 6,000 miles
A Cords 8,000 miles
a iMipTitrwr
M. OTJ T-v ft'SA SWA iSn i
BEST IN THE
LONG RUN"
I
itSUUIJKIbn
f TIRES'!
.IE.
$32,350 FOR 34
ASlll.ANI). .Iiiiiii 1(1. With two or
itili'ii noHlinrix Vi'l in lid lillril, t lie
ciniiM oT li'iii'lii'i'H of llir AhIiIiiiiiI puli
lic ni'ImiiiIh ix us i 1 1 i 1 1 I In-low, Till'
viii'iuirli H rt'liiln In llm iliiiuirtiiienl of
I.mIiii mill Knu'lixii. iiImii iihiiiiiiiI Iriiin
iiiL' mill ullili'lii's, in llm Hi'iiinr liit'li
Ki'lhinl. mill llm Ki-li'i'llnii nl' u prinri
i 1 1 1 I'm' iiininr liiiili.
Ui'iiruii A. Hriw'iui. Kiiiii'i'intimili.'iil.
Hi'iiinr 1 1 lull '
Ki'iiimnin I''. Fiu-nvHio, niinriiiiil
mill iiIivmi'x,
lllllllll I'lllT, IvIIL'likll.
Miirti'iiit Ni'iil. Iiuiihi'liiilil ui'oiioiu-
( ullin VoL'i li. hIiiiHIiiiiuI mill IVllC
wrilini.'. ' Kiitliivn OiiiuliiN oiiokkci'iiiiiir.
ni'miuiii-liiti. IviH'Wiilini.', riiniil riili'ii
liitfi. .Unreiiri't Itrirlilin:.'. ImiuiiiiL'i'H,
Kiitliivn Miiiini'V. iniillii'iniilirH.
Kllllll'I'ilK' KlILMTIllll. M'il'llrO. .
Junior 1 1 Ik
I'li'itnnr Niu toil. Iiihlnrv.
Kiln Zi'illi'r. ui'iiurmiliv. ,
' l''.ll.lllll'tll llllt'lii-r. tiun-ll'lliilil I'l'OII-
iimii'ii,
liiilu f'ustiiiw. lmii:iiiiv'i'.
llllllll 1 .. lillVMI'lll I I'll IlillL'. I'll".
Alltlll It. lfilH, llll'lllI'Multir,
Ni'lliii II. Kiihk. SiMli ei'iiili'.
I.iil'll 'llll Slvkl', I'illll Kl'llllll,
Citnlii'l Mjiri'liniiHi', Koui-lli urinlt'.
Ili'llu I ! ii i in 1 1 1 v f. Thin) ui'iuli'.
I.illimi Itiiinl, Si'i'oinl i' null'.
Ji'iini! (ini,lili, Kiml ermlu.
Ilnuilioi-iie
(iii'li'lii'ii Kii'iiiiiiT. iirini'tiuil.
.ilnlirl Mrl'oril. Sixth triuli'.
Winil'ri'il Sni'iii'iT. Killh trriiilu.
A It ii NoriTiif s, l-"it tt li ltjhIi.
Vitii Mmini'l. Thinl irrnilc.
l'liiri'iii'i' Alli'ii. S ml friuli1.
Kitm-ii n CiirKiiii, Kirsl ermli'.
Cnrrii' Kli'iiimiiii'. r'irwl ltiiiIc.
Ktlilli Miti'lii'li. Mixcil ermli'.
Tin iitiintii'r nf iiuimIh revi'iili'il liv
tin lmt ni'luml I'i'iiHim wiih IM'JI). the
I'lirnllim'iit fur Hie 1'iiiri'iil vciir heine
Imil. Ihi'ltiiliiii.' the Niini-rinti'iiili'iit.
tlir Inliil iiiiinlii'r nf ti'iirhi'iM in .'14.
A ri'i'iiliitiil.itiiiii of the iteiim in -the
lniili:i't fur liie vciir 1X"'1!0. u;uv l,c
of iiilercKt, nml in an followH, the
rhicf item im to iiiroine lieintr the lo
nil M'hilnt lux mnotllltillu' to .'J!!. (Mill,
innlviiivf ii lew of il." millH on n
ii I ii nt ii hi ii in iri viiiui t tnu- IHH), (Hill,
Other xom of ineoine were from
Mule xeliiinl revi'inie, SiJ.lStl; elililltv
m'IiiiiiI lux, if I (l.'J.MI : eoiintv lutli
xi'hool fiinil. ;t:i.."ilHI: Intnl. III.IKIO.
AntniiL' ImilL'el uuiiroliriiitioiix, teueli.
vr xnhir'i'x renitire $-H,.'l.'iO to whieli
iinuiiinl there hux heen inlileil iihout
if:l,t0i), line to the hieh eoxt of leneli
inir, in line with xulurv inerenses in
everv other vni'iitioit, nn exeess
whieli will he iiroviileil for in line
Heuxoii, nrolmhlv in the wuv of mi
evtru mill tax. in the event eeonoiuie.s
iilnmr other ehnnelx do nut suffiee.
Kiuther exneiiilitiirex ineluile ilelit re.
ilin tinn mill intenot. T(i.2"i(l; fuel,
liehl nml iiower. 1.1 .'10 ; iunitors,
$'.'.:tii(l: xiiimliex mill repairs. .f.'.iKMl.
The liouril hux mioiiteil the plmi of
mt! it a rv t ruin ititr in the liiuli Hehool.
Theoretieiillv thix I riiiniiiir ix Kiinnox
eil to lie eomnulsorv hut it remuins lo
he seen, under eertuill eireumstmiees.
uhelher (he Mil' I ni'ilnl Miiu'lit mil lie
ii I it'tl iii lieliulf of ensiiiL' the nre
iiiilieex of "eonseientioux ohieelnrs."
This tririiiiiir is nut inli nili'.l lo en
eiiiiriiue the lliililiirv spirit, hut doe
imply "preiiiiieilness." Furthermore
it is ii must exeiiiplnry furiii of ilisei
pliue nml is the riu'lit liiuul Kiirmorter
of iithlelie ileveliipini'iit. However,
liie liiiuril's iietinn ix Hiinplv prelimin
n rv to mill emiliimi'iit upon future ur-
rnnei'ini'iits u inliii" to plans lieiiic
worked out. To those who ruise the
nliiei'tion us lo mhlitioniil expense, it
is only necessary to mlil that the feil
erul uuvi'i iiini'iil meets tliis proposi-.
lion to the extent of providing the
euiiivii4ent for salary of an extra in
strui'tnr ami eertaiu ineiilenlalx.
Toiluy the Ashlaml distriet is
ehiiosiii!' a ilireetor. (IrdnarilV II
si'hnol elerttoit hero ereules ahiiiil us
little iulrii'si as enn he. illumined, hut
in eoniie linn with this event the is
sues nre sliniiie no sonic livelv erili
i':riii nml i-; 1 111 1 Hi i 'r M i 1 1 sr. Ill fuel, a
prominent I'ilizrll usserts that Die
stnicale has ip-suiueil the trimrjuliir
phase o" a "iiaiTnt-learlier-ehurch-lihrurv
fuhl."
BETTER SHIP SERVICE
MAY LOWER COFFEE
i.vKW YORK, Juno 1B. Tho joint
rolToo trailo eommlBlon, reprosont
hiK Hi" sreon eoftoo riioreliiuita nml
roiiHtern of tho United Suites, toilny
uent out lo moro Hum lino wlinlo.snlo
iluiilers Ihriiout tho I'oiinlry copies of
n letter to JOdwnrd N'. Ilurloy, chalr
niitii of the I'nltoil StatoR HlilppliiK
liouril, iii'kIiik prompt oatnhllKlimont
of tho proposed now Kovormnont
Htounislilp Borvlco liotwcen North and
Hiiulli Amorli'ii. ltottor shipping fn
rllltlwi, It was mild, would contribute
toward hrliiKliiK nuout n roiluction In
coffee prices.
Tho lotlur polntml out Hint coffoo
constltutod tho-uronlor pnrt' of tho
frelKht, tonnngo from Itrn.H anil Co
lomhlii to this country, tho Imports
for 12 months oiuIIiir ,1 vino 1 total
ling 1,001,000,000 pounds,
5 RURAL SCHOOLS
GET STATE PRIZES
rive rural sehouls of .liielmini enmi
ty moot every requirement of tho statu
liiiuirtineiil of eiliieullou for nil Orexou
Htiiinliiril school nml urn uwnnleil liemi
tlful eUKrnvail eei tlflciiles liy Hluto
Hiliierlnlenileiit J. A. Cliurelilll,
Many other schonls fall short hut
one or two points, ami Home uro still
win hint; lo secure u standard picture,
n few dimlriihle deslis, u ehulr, u flint
or mono other nmaissury It 1 1 of equip
meiil to eniililii them lo Im thus oIiihkI
f ltI heforo the enil nf this school yuur.
I'hoHii liuvlim unit nil of tho require
ments of 111" stale liiiliril of eiliicallnii
for ii Htmiilard school relative, to the
school fliiK, eiiilimeut, mid furniture.
llithllUK, lieallui! mid venlllailiiK, hi
tractive school room mid standard pic
tures, clean Krouuils and play appa
ratus. otilhiiHillnKX and sanitation, fit -teudunco,
visits of directors, and suc
cessful tcuchcr are Willow Hprlmvi
IMst. Nn. II. Minx lla.el Taylor teach
er; Ijiku (,'reeli ii.t. No. Ill, Miss Jilllll
Sldley teuchiir: I'roKpiKl I list, f.'.i, Mrs.
Irene I. t'lilch leiictu-r: l.auri-lhur'l
lllsl. Ill, MlhS llnz.d llllii'.voilh P a :ln-r.
mill West Hide lllsl. ft",, Miss Vi'ille
MeCreille teacher. One iioil-;e.ilii-fuel
In connection with the hc'i.iT'h
iiieeilttK lilt-He ri'Muli'Mi'i'iits ftil- y nr.
is thai the li-nelnax who tn-i- ai tin
head of these ikIi.i iIk. nil live In the
dlntilclH where iliev P a Ii. ami sunn
if litem have luu.:!il f;tr a uutuher of
years In the mime ci,m'iiiiultle.
OBHUAHY
Klf Kl Ti ll liuih I!. K renter pii-s-nl
iiV;iv ,11 Sen Kiaiin-eo. Calif.,
May 27. ace ,1 vi-ar,. Mr. Kreiiter
Uliilcil t-i the vailev, Irinn CliicaL'O
in 1IIIX lie ouncil two on-harils on
the t iiher Unite, where he roiileo.
Two veais nun the fainily tuoveil to
Sun I'Vaucis' o- 'I'I'e widow ainl two
eliililii n surv.ie. IIiil'Ii. of Knox. luil..
nml .Mrs. ('. V. ('uiamiiii.'x o Jled--ford.
The
Have You
"TEA-FOIL" PACKAGE?!
in even
tin. Now,
age and
trial
also packed in the
famous green tins
as heretofore.
TourNose
Knows
Tit.
MEET IN EUGENE
JULY151HT023D
The Kvnoil of Orcton of Ihe Tres-
hvteiiii ehureli will meet in Kicicne.
lire., .Inly 15 to 'J-I. hnidinu uiest of
the HesHiotiH lit Ihe l-nivcr-ity. In
the Hpiril of tho new era u irreat ad
vance Hlep i taken this vcar in the
synod hv lioliliiii; an eiaht dnv Kexninii
ol' except ioiial ediicatinnal value. Kv
crv 1'rexhytei'iin ehtiri'h in the stale
is reiirei-entcd in the synod hv its min
islerx nml elders and over li'il) delc
Ifiilex are cMieclcil,
Stn'cial iie Iniclorit have liecn en -eaircd
I'm' viilunliln cn'iises, in ailili
tioll to the iilXt I'lM'liil's of the I'lii
vernilv SntillMer si-l:iinl. Allltili'.' Ihuse
ei-uri il hv the svoo'l to L'ive aililrcKS
ih rod ciuiilnct sliulv eour--i'x are
tf . Sil'is Iv.'ans, president of Oeei
dioiti.l cillcue: Itev. V. II. Kill'.', of
Knvt I'reshvtcrian church of St.
I.oiiix. Mo.: Key. W. K. Finlcv. of the
i ( h - ell and Couiitrv Life lJepurlineiit
j of the l'r"shvterinii church: licv.
' fleiiree l-'mcker of the Smiilnv school
I' oanl. mid Kev. Kduar I'. Hill of the
1 'ii-ncriil ediiealiou Load of the I'res
! ''' P-riiiii church. All uiornimr ses.
! -i:i,n will he devoted to insoirational
' iili'rcsses mid educational courses.
ii.'! husinesx m'ss ons will lie held in
l'i" afternoon. A recreation period
will occur nt- 4 p. in. each day. u
iiopulur ineetiim everv cvcniiir ut 7:-'J(l
p. in. nnd a social hour at h::tll p. m.
ALLIES TO PRESENT LIST OF
'HUNS TO BE TRIED
1'AKIS. June lfl. div the Asso
ciated I'ress. ) The allies have prom
ised (lerinmiv to deliver within one
iiionth u list of persons whom Ihev
:nteinl to try for the responsihilitv for
the war and violation of the laws of
war.
Fieneh Winers Strike.
I'AlilS. June Hi. The strike cull
ed hv the Keiierution of Miners went
into effect this itiorniiiL'.
Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and Cigarette
Tried the New
It's toft and pliable decreases
in size as the tobacco isuted
tobacco does not cake in the
package no digging it out with
the finder. Keenithfltriharrn
better condition than
don't you owe it
to yourself to buy a pack
give li.xedo a
I Not quite as
much tobacco as
in the tin, but
ttc0. . Spiral
LA J Wheat straw the lightest, thin
nrst, nnest, itrongeit cigarette paper in at!
the world. Roll a Tuxedo cigarette with
LA CROIX papers.
Finest Burley Tobacco
Mellow-aged till perfect
plus a dash of Chocolate
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CALIFORNIA G. 0. P.
KAX KIIA.NCIHCO. June in. A
rcol itlon recoinmendlnK to tho ru-
publican nutlonal convention that It
nominate I'nlted Ktntos Kenator ill
ram W. JoIihoii for president of the
t'nlted States was adopted at a spec
ial conference, here Saturday of nil
brunches of tho repulillcun party in
tho n'.nie, in Johnson's behalf.
BAN FKANCIMCO, June 14. Gov
ernor Stephens sent u letter to the
republican conference lie.ro Saturday
urKlni; united support for Hiram W.
Johnson for republican presidential
ciindldalo In I!i2D.
"Never was there a time when
there was more need to apply to the
r.olutlon of our national problems,
the liroud principles of republicanism
enunciated by Lincoln aijd re-asserted
by Honsevelt. Johnson la ono of
their political household and sub
scribes to their faith.
"Ills record of achievement as i?ov
crnor of California Is a guarantee
that as president ho will strive with
all bis mlKht to make effective thru
out the nation those hiKh ideals of
sane and orderly self-covernmcnt
which have been the inspiration of a
long line of American statesmen and
which today constitute tho hope of
the whole world."
IRISH RESOLUTIONS ARE
GIVEN PEACE ENVOYS
I'AI'l.'l. June Ifi. The resolutions
adopted liv the American conurcss
in (lie Irish one,stion have been for
mally tfiinsmitted lo the peace con
I'ereni e. Frank 1'. Walsh and Kdwnrd
Dunne, the deleirates renfescntini;
'r.sli soe ict'es Til' the United States.
'.live been informed. No initiation
h is been L'iven of the character of the
letter of transmittal.
C. A. Winetrout. the Grants Pass
merchant, is In the city on business
end Is stopping at the Hotel Holland.
Guaranteed by
INCUR .OHAT&O
f ' ".V: : I
wmWimmmm m m
The Greatest Name
In Goody -Land
i i..mi lj . v . .l JUit. :i Jii.uiJ
Sealed Tight
SWIM KAPS
Make your choice while the assortment is complete.
. Sold exclusively by
Eveready Batteries
Have a positive 18 months gunrnntee.
AVo stock the proper size for j-our car. M'e ltccharge. Repair,
Rebuild any make of Battery, and stand back of our work.
PHOXE 237-U.
Auto Electric Equipment Co.
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THE PLACE
Where you eat like at home
and feel at home
THE GUSHER CAFE
GIM CHTJN&
China Kerb Btors
Herb cure rnr esxacne, Headache
catarrah, dlpLherla, sore throat,
lung trouble, kidney trouble, stomach
trouble, heart trouble, cbllls and fev
er, cramps, coughs. Door circulation.
carbuncles, tumors, cracked breast.
cures all kinds of goiters. NO OP
ERATIONS. Medford, Oregon, Jan IS, 1917
TO WHOM IT ::AY CONCERN:
This Is to certify that I, the un
dersigned, had Tery severe stomach
trouble and had Heen bothered for
several years and last August was not
expected to lire, and hearlnz of mm
Chung (whose Herb Store Is at 214
south Front street, Medford) I de
elded to get herbs tor my stomach
trouble, and I storted to feeling bet
ter as soon as I used them and today
am a well man and can heartily rec
ommend anyone afflicted as I was to
see Glm Chung and try his Herbs.
(Signed) W.E.JOHNSON,
Witnesses;
M. A. Anderson, Medford
S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point,
Wm. Lewis, Eagle Point
W. L. Chlldreth, Eagle Point,
C. E. Moore, Eagle Point.
J. V. Mclntyre. Eagle. Point,
Geo. B. Von der Hellen, Eagle Point,
Thos. E. 'Nichols, Eagle Point,
jf
wMk
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Kept Right
The Percheron Stallion
PAUL
The Percheron stallion Paul Is reg
istered in the American Breeders and
Importors Percheron Registry, No,
53727. Color black. Foaled July 8,
1910. Bred by A.C . Ruby, Portland,
Oregon. Sired by Raspall 61185.
First dam Pauline 51648. .
Pnul will make the season of 1919
as follows:
Mondays and Tuesday at Dr. Holms
barn In Medford.
Wednesdays and Thursdays at Tal
ent. Saturday at Barron. -
Terms ?20 to Insure In foal. $15
for the season and $7.50 for single
service. , ,
Butler Walker, Owner, v
C1IAUI,KS I. HO.MliS, Maunger.
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