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MTCDFOTIT)' MATT TTtTmjtfFJ, MTCDFOTIT), OftfiCiOtf, RATTTTITWY, JUNE 28, li)f3
PAGE THREE
GOLDEN GATE IS
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HAN rilANCIKCO. Jnti l!B. Kim
I'Vlltll'iHCu'H Vllllll'll Ullllll't. which WHS
(IIHt I'l'OIII lllU llllUttl'lH III' till' lil'nt
ulomit'rx, wiih lo Iiu liirni'd "hotlom
III)" I 1 1 1 ) u' 1 1 1 . The liiirlmi'V rimxt wixh
to tiiku on an mulier glow iih it did in
tlio diiVH or "Dottle" Mover :md "llol
lln" Koi'iiitr, mid iiloiiir w (I rent
lliiihwuv. Ilm lik'litH were to nliiiic
Uu-oiil'IioiiI Ilm night.
At tlm Hunk Kxi'Iiiiiil'o I lie I'uriiviiin
lllllir Ot' 1'iKI'O WIIH lo III) I'llMtol'I'd, III'-
lor linvinir uivuii wnv to uiildi'r fluid.
Tlio lit t lo hIhiiik ii r thi l.iitin niiiirtur
win-re iniinv n linildiiu' ninl Miuxoiii'd
mil lmr irol hid "lui'tilii" were to cull
on the IicbI Unit tint vini'Viinln nl' Axli
und tlm uri'iit Nil mi vnlli'V could nf
ford. -Tin' imIv'h drinkinir Hoii'it him licen
I'iil'iliilntiinr I'm' muni' time. Fimt Hie
Cliff llllllWC .Wlll'ri' till' L'llllll't HUH lll'lll
tit tin' linn iii iiri'Mdi'iitK mid iiiitcn-
tlltl'H IfllVt) im itn tit I II l llllllM'll Hiiiril,
tlii'ii follnwcil "Tim llillow. "iiinl hii
Ioiiiih oT low it i'iihIii on Hi" Knilxiri'ii
ili'rn. where tlm Nlintmliiii mli'iit iirmi
tii'i'd in hv coin' iIiivh.
AHIioiil'Ii Ilm linn tin linuor in not
pxni'i'ti'd until miilniu'lit Moinlnv. Sun
Fruni'iKi'o win to do tlx "Nlcmiint: out"
toniulit. Tlii imlii'i' ili'imrtini'iit lin
liroiniHi'd Unit Hutu will Im no xiitnr
iiiiIiii, lint nilliiT Hint it will Im tlii'
"liiu'iti'Ht uliiv niuht" in Ilm liiwlurv of
tlio t'itv. Ki'xtrii'tionH I'list nliont Hit'
diiiicinir mill ilrinkiiiir iirivili'iroH to
morrow mid Monday nieliix di'uidud
Ilm uilv'H iiuluriniliulii.il to niiiku to
nlulit tlm "liic" lnrewcll lo John llur
li'Vi'oin.
For two wi'i'ki Uimnim Iwivo lii'un
roinini; from iiiiliili iiointi. to' unluli
IihiiiIh with hi I'ilv.oikH in Ilm jnnil
whirligig. Tin' IioIi'Ih Iiiivk Tri
I'rowdi'd to I'liniii'ilv lor iIiivh,
Olio ruin iiroinii'tor Haul: "It wiik
'tlm iliiv' in I'urw Imlnv. It will ho
'tlio night' in Hun I'Viinuin'o tonight
8BATTI.E. Juno 28. "TlmV'ro
hnndln' nou Hi In drovi'ii," it Huntllo
ticket aKunt siild today In rommmit
In ic iitmn tlio riiHti o( norlliiirnnrH to
Citllfornln linforo what ho tormod
"tho Kront drotiKlit" liuislm,
llonlM mill traliiK tor Hun Francisco
thin wook wuru sold out weeks In ad
vance. When told no rinorvnilons
could l hnd, some lato arrlvuln wore
uvon wlllliiK to "curl up In u tnruuu
tin or sloop with tlio purler" trims
portatlon men mild.
TAXI DRIVEN IS
BEST HATED
OLDEST CITY UNDER U. S.
FLAG IS Si JUAN
SAN Jl'AN. .Imm '.'. Tlm Fourth
of Julv niiirkH tlm lunili minivurHim
uf Ilm fouiuliiiL' of thu t'itv of San
J mi n . mnkihL' it Ilm oldest cilv under
tlm Ainuriunii ling, mid a cntiiiiiitli'C
in al work arranging I'or'a i i'lilirulinn
of that event ami tho signing of thu
Di'i'laration of Inili'iu'iidi'in'i'.
Culin. Kan Domingo and St. TIioiiims
have ht'i'ii invited to sctul rctiri'scnlii-tivi-H
to take part in thu I'l'luliration.
That Julv 'I. l'il!. in tlio exact dale
of tho fonnilalion of tlm cilv of San
Juan is tlm opinion expressed hv
Gaviitauo Collv Tote, liiHtorimi, who
linn trni'i'il tlio hiKtorv of the inland
since tlm firHt landine of the Hnan
iardH in l-HHt. -
ASTORIA APPLIES FOR
NEW R. R. DEPOT
' ASTORIA. Oro. Juno 28 A hoar.
In k Inm boon culled by the ntnlo puti
11c Horvlco cnmmlHHlou to lio held
horo July 18, accord I hk to nnnoiinco
mont rncolvod toiluy, on tho roiiural
of tho city of AHtorlu for r now rail
roud dopot. Tho prcuont Btructuro
wan liullt ly tho Antorla and Colorado
Hlvor railroad whon tho city of As
toria wan a llttlo town and It linn
curved without nddltlonn for tho com
fort of truvolurs, to iulnlntor to tlio
lioudo of a city of 30.000. In tho
complaint to tlio public norvlco com
nil8lon It la doclured to lio unulKlil1-
ly, unminltary and lnndoquiito.
JONIX)N (Corrnnponilonco( of
thu Ahmoi'IuUhI 1'roiiH.) Tho tuxlcah
driver la tlm hunt liutud man In Lon
don. All thru tho war ho ruled tho
taxl-rldlnu puhllu with un Iron hiiiid
ami IiIk owiiy, owIiik to tho conlliiuod
tthorliiKo of calm, prolinhly will Inivo
lo ho end ii roil for in it u y nioro monthn.
You may rldo In u tuxluuli horo
only If tlm driver flndn that your doa-
tlnatlon nultn hln own coiivonlunco.
llln ilurliilon will ho InMuouced hy hi
null k proitnonln of tho umount of tho
tip your uppiiaraueo and nmniior In-
illcnto. If you look llko a clono un
you will hiivo tlma tiy JoIiiIiik a 'tuouo
for it Mm or throwliiK youmulf Into
tho muolntrnm of a luho crowd, for
It Ik cortalu you won't rldo In a
tnxlnil).
Any man hold nnoiiKh to chullnnKo
tho lofty nuthorlty ot a taxlcuh
drlvor wlnn innlaut popularity and
drawn about lilui a tbroim of adinlr
orn. Ho thoro worn loud chaorn mid n
runh for tho npot when n pannonRor
I bo other day dovo Into an empty
tuxlruli pannlnic thru tho Hlrnnd and
refimod tlm drlvnr's domand that ho
(jut out. Tho drlvnr Htoppod his cab
jinil rofunod to IiuiIko.
Drive mo to uvorpooi sirom. iou
can't reftino a faro," said tho pussen
Kor. "Can't IT (lot out of my cab,"
rotorted tho driver.
A pollroninn puHhcd his way thru
the crowd, with "What's all thin?"
"He rofuncs to nt out of my cab."
"Ho refuses to drtvo mo," was tlio
shouted chorus of driver und faro.
Tho nolli'oniiin ImKnn to mnke
notes. "Do you wish to prosecute?"
ho nuked tho pnnsonKnr.
"No. I wont to net to Liverpool
street." wnn tho mild reply.
"Hllck to It!" tho spcctulors urgod
tho passonKor.
Tho crowd noon lilockod tho street.
Tho driver luonoil unconcernedly
aKiilnst the mudniinrd of his cab and
II KMud a clKarotto. Tho faro rocllnod
nmiliiHt tho cushions. This conllnuod
for twenty inlnules. Tho crowd bo
kiiii botllnic on the outcome Odds
were offered on tho drlvor.
"Well." said tho passciiKor ot last
rather weakly, "I think l'vo latiKht
von n lesson.'1
"Not uoliiK, nro you?" snoorod tho
driver.
"Unfortunotoly, I hnvo an appoint
nmnt," tlio faro said to tho crowd as
ho allKhlod, trylni; to cover Ills re
treat. - : ' - ' .
The tnxlrab drlvor took Ills seat
triumphantly mid with a mockluK
tool of his horn drovo awsy. Jla still
was kliiK.
The Outbursts of
Everett True
ByiCONDO
IAHt BoN't VOW ReT
IvOULDN'T -&S CAtGHT
h 1 i -zai
Z Kft T'TVUe'TO WITH A COPY OP
HEART OFHUMANITY
SPECIAL ORCHESTRA
AT PAGE SUNDAY
THIS (5 A LCVC fvcUsfWpeR.
THe.Y lvis.veR Ymmd it on .
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DOUBLE CAPACITY
NORTH BUND, Oro., Juno 28.
.Tlio North llond Mill ami I, umber
company of thin city lins nnununcod
that hot; I n n I lit; July 7 a nlKht nlilfL
will bo added nt tho mill and tho
capacity practically douHilod. It is
also announced that tlio logging op
erntlons of tho company will bo liv
croasad proportionately. Tho lncroas'
ed oporatlons ot tho company In tho
result ot lmpro.vod ninrltot condi
tions. . , ;
ITALIANS NO LONGER
BAR GERMAN MUSIC
HOME Juno 28. Ilulinns liuvo not
or ninnv montlm hovcottcd flerniun
'liuiHic. Vorkn ot Wnirner, lioelhoven
niul olhcr celcbraloil (lorniim compos
ors nro conHtnnllv tho nllriu'.tions in
Homo mnsio IiiiIIh. A recent pro
irrum conHisloil of BccIIiovcii'b Fiflli
Syinphonv. Wnunor s "Dio nloiHler
'xiimflr von Nuruhoru" niul liift Tonn
'ItmiHcr pvovliuvi '....; v-
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Irish Lanntmao Dvina.
Ul'ltl.tN. Juno 'JH. The Irish liui-
cuiil'i' ih ilviinr. t'esinonii riixcvriun.
iiulhiir and ini'iiiher ol the Sinn rem
told the iiicniliiTM of lluil iircmiialion
in a iiuNxiuiiNtiii HPcei'h at (he Sinn
I'Vin hi'iiiliiuiirtiiri.
TO BUILD A
GREAT POWER PLANT
HKHUN. Jtitio 28. Tho erentcst
water power plnnt in Europe will he
I'oiiHtrueleil in llnvurin hv tho five
laru'ent I'leetriii comtianiuH in (ler
nimiv, and will lie completed in 1!)21
it in Hinted. Thu finance committee
of the Bavarian diet venti'iiluv voted
HII, 1)11(1,0110 iiuirks oh first iiistnllmciH
of total cost.
TIiih will ha the first socialization
Bi'hcmo in Hevnriq.
Attention, School Children.
Tho.ic having scliool hooks to dis
card can do u most charitable net
hv leavintr t hem lit Iho Kcd Cross
rooniH where Mrs. Seliefflin will eive
Ihi'iu lo pupils next full who ciinnot
afford to buy. Doulitless there lire
inanv liifli school us well as crude
pupils who will cladlv civo scliool
hooks tlii-v hnvo finished to tho Homo
Service dcpiirlnicnt.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 28. That
but I) the blind us well ns the maimed
of the treat War nro fully cupable of
iloinir eerluin neeessarv work in shin
vnnls. riu'L'lntr lofts and lumL'ors is
the opinion of F. J. r.uebbert. head of
a lent mnnufucturintr concern, who
made the discovery while endeavorins
to find sufficient help in order to
fill Imh war conlructswitli tho United
Stated Bovornmcnt. .
Short of help for prepnrint: foot
stops and uuv ropes for his tents.
which consists in knotlinir and splic
inir. it occurred to Mr. Lubhert that
if the blind wero capable of beeom
ins uilcpt at basket wcuvine. the same
principles would imply to mnkins
complicated knots and splices. His
offer of work to the students of sev
cral institutions lor tlio bund was
accepted and tho result proved
complete success.
Tho showing ot tho "Heart of Hu
manity" at tho Pane commencing
Sunday will be on the same general
plan as this great feature was pre
sented at tho Columbia theatre, Port
land, where It mode a record run for
thut city for two weeks. An orches
tra of six pieces under the direction
of Mr. Henry Harcke, of the Liberty
theatre, with a complete orchestra
tion made for this great feature will
play Sunday, matlnoo and every
evening. It will be the most com-
nleto and finished tiresentatlon of a
moving picture In Medford sicca the
first showing here or the iiirtn oi a
Nation." liefore securing this at
traction tho management of the Page
hod this film sent here and it was
only after having vlewod this picture
that a contract was made for Its
presentation. "The Heart of Human
ity" is a guaranteed attraction and
one of the greatest and best produc
tions ever filmed. It will be shown
for three days at the Page, commenc
ing Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
BILL HART FOR LAST
TIME AT LIBERTY
Virility, the breezlness of the west.
the qualities of manhood that Inspire
admiration, are the strongest traits
of William S. Hart, whose latest Art
craft picture, "Breed ot Men", is
shown at the Liberty theatre today.
During his screen career, Mr. Hart
has depicted western types of every
description bad men, punchers.
woodsmen, ranchers, etc. His re
markably forceful personality im
parts a realism to his acting that lifts
It out ot the commonplace and ren
ders It distinctly superior and convincing.
His new picture offers great op
portunities for the famous star, for
the role he portrays Is that of a posi
tive daredevil among cowpunchers,
a man who Is afraid ot nothing. He
is Involved Innocently In a great
wrong which he rights, finally after
some strenuous work. Seena Owen
Is his leading woman.
IT IS ALL GOXK NOW
Samuel L. Kramer, Box 95, Sel
lersvllle. Pa., writes: "I bad kidney
trouble for two years and had a ter
rible backache This is all gono now
after using Foley Kidney Pills and
I feel well again." When the kid
neys are overworked, weak or dis
eased, the waste matter remains In
the system and causes pains in side
or back, rheumatism, lumbago, stiff
joints, sore muscles, backache. Foley
Kidney Fills get results quickly and
are tonic In tholr healing and sooth
ing effect. Good for bladder trouble,
too. For sale by Medford Phar
macy. '
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liiHiiiiillHtliMiMiini ik.i. - . ' i . t. i;;i.t : i :it j n d
3 w I?
$m 4 N 9lio aff- tjoar-tound soft drink . l : ;
Ii II n
Qeve yourtuesis whliBoVo-"oes
esljecially well with li$ht repasts,
buffet suppers, chafing dish dainties.
fish and lobster dishes , Wild 'ame,
cold cuts of meats ,jsausaes, sardines. .
cheese or spaghetti. Bevo is the
friend of food and felloWshib. j
Sold ovoryuloto- Famiiot supifiod By ifrocor.druiftfist and deotttt
Visitors aro invited to inspect our plantT
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
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IT IXOHKASEH YOUB WKl'OIIT
IT OIVK8 YOU AN APPTiTlirH
CilVKM YOU 8TBENOTII '
IH)KS AWAY WITH THAT .TIItKD FEKLIXG
UPJOHNS SYEUP OP HYP0PH0SPHITE3
Doc all of this and more.
An honest 10-oz, bottle, $1.00.
HeaLh's Drug' SLore J
, Phone 884 The San Tox Store
Jackson County Building & Loan Ass'n
427 Medford Furniture and Hardware Building
Office Open Daily 0 . M. to 8 P. M.
7 Percent Diyident Paid '
In Peace, War or Panic. lias paid upon demand
for over ten years.
Investment Stock on sale all the .time. Become a
member and be loyal to your home city.
C. M. KIDD, President. O. C. BOGGS, Secretary
SWIM KAPS
Make your choice -while the assortment is complete.
Sold exclusively by ' .
Where the Eats Are Good
THE Q USHER CAFE
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THE EIVEREIIDE RECREATION CLUB
Invites you to attend
DANGE
At the Gold Hill Pavilion
Saturday, June 28th
Music by Roberts Orchestra ; : ;
Admission $1.00 per couple Spectators, 25c.
Dancing from 8:30 to 1:00
Refreshments at a moderate cost.
We Have a Better Grain
v Binder for You
The next time you
are in town, come in
and look over the John
Deere Binder. It's a
machine that will give
you extra years of ser
vice at less cost for repairs,
and will do better work
under abnormal field and
weather conditions than
other binders.
We want to show you
many points about this ma
chine not found in other
binders that you will reo
ognize as extra value.
' Stronger wheels, heavier
frame, reinforced platform,
self-aligned' bearings, roller
bearings, three packers in-;
stead of two, hardened
wearing surfaces on knotter
parts, ground and polished
packer shaft bearing and
quick turn tongue truck
are a few of the many points
about this binder that make
it serviceable.light draft and
economical to operate. I
You will appreciate what
binder satisfaction truly is
when you get a John Deere,
into your harvest fields. - V
Come In and See this Better Binder
Hubbard Brothers '
Medford, Oregon , II