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What a Few Medford Users
NEAR DEATH
NAMES OFFICERS
ELECTION APB. 12
ink of the
SEATTLE FIRE
1
Zwscr drop POWER-FULL
"Red 'Crown" is all-refrneiy gasoline
with full powetvin every drop. It is made to
meet the requirements of your engine.
"Red Crown" has the full and continuous
chain of boiling points necessary for ready
starting,' quick and smooth acceleration,
steady, dependable power and long mile
age. Look for the "Red Crown" sign be
fore you fill.
-1 STANDARD OIL COMPANY
. (California)
Demand forGasoline
Increasing Faster
than Supply
Owing to the increasing
use or motor cars, trucks,
tradtors, motor boats and
other devices operated
with gasoline engines.thc
' demand for gasoline Is
growing faster than the
supply. Do what you can
to conserve, gasoline;
waste none. . , .
..Miss Marion B. Towne, well known
Jackson, county woman and formor
resident of Phoenix, was ono of the
many guesU of the Lincoln hotel.1
Seattle, who escaped with her life
when that big fumily hostelry was de
stroyed by fire early Wednesday mor
ning, but alio lost all her personal
effects. A long distance telephone
message was. received In the city last
night from Seattle stating tlrat liss
Towne was safe, had lost all her ef
fects In the flreand tolling her
friends not to worry. .
Miss Towne had been residing In
Seattle ever since last fall when hIio
received her discharge from the naval
reserve in which she had served all
during tho war. She has boon em
ployed in the city health of lice of
Seattle and had been living at "the
Lincoln hotel for some lime past.
Gasoli
fine
of Qualify
W. E. Walker Special Agent, Standard Oil Qo.i Medford
WITH MEDFORD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADE
SKATTLK. April S. Firemen to
day continued searching for bodies in
the ruins of the -Lincoln .hotel, de
stroyed by fire here yesterduy with a
known loss of four dead. ,
Several of tho 300' guests of tho
hotel still were unaccounted for to
day. Dr. Augustine Dwyer, Huflti'a
lecturer, who was believed missing
yesterday, wired from Tacoma last
night that he was nafo. '
The true way to become slender. site, fcsaltlip
Is now yours. Boo Ilia yloturc; U flliaUans r
to elve you idea of izo beloro to
dm-tl.ni of weight No now! of Vyij
siamus you 11 or leuioui oxer
fan Vn fliinlnir wfth aalLt. oLC. '
lio thyroid, no lost, of time Just-
follow Uie slmflle. easy korein tyi
lu to GO Bound!
Iwha oTer tdu nero to) unaep
iuu casii guariuoA nsre. to-
2
Add
rtmnn Amaze all who KfloW TuLl.
Bevomo lighter In .itep, younsw
k In iD?riitt.. attractive sain la
health, add years to your lit si Hivoiimended f
Pt.y"ldani 4ik loi OIL OF KOREIN at any
drujj slcra. Arrnn no substitute. Jt ciono In a
Uj, wiUi guamulve. Or wiitu loi irw brochure V
KOREIN CO., Station F. New York City
Is
OMyhkewordElegance
; can describe this new
EVERYTHING in
this Chalmers is
new except the
. chassis. It has a new
: bonnet line, new coach Quality First
line, new windshield, new
top, new seat and seat springs;
,'"' they catch your eye, those
lines, though they are marked
by a.reserve of rare good taste.
' -: But in those multitudes of
.', little details the teal elegance
' is expressed door handles,
: square doors, low sitting posi'
tion, deep tilt of the cushions,
the rug on the tonneau floor.
A volume easily may
be written ' about them,
and any one of them
may alone tempt you to
ownership. .
Tnen when you've had
"your first ride, when you've
felt the influence that Hot
Spot and Ram's-horn have on
the action of its master engine,
when you've noted the utter
silence, easy starting, the ready
response, the easy effort "up
," underneath the bonnet" you,
too, will say Chalmers is one
of the few great cars of the
"world. ' .- ""'' : , .
A W. WALKER AUTO CO.
MEDFORD, . OREGON
wmjim
Tho primary election of tho Cham
ber of Commerce for tho nomination
or officers closed last evening nt S
o'clock and Immediately thereafter.
C. -1. ThomiA as chairman of the
election committee anil his assistants
counted tho ballots.
'Tho election resulted in tho nomin
ation of the following twenty-elKht
members whoso nanie will be placed
upon the final ballot which will be
mailed to the members today: H. I.
Walther, V. H. Vawtor, A. L. Hill.
George A. Mansfield, T. K. Daniels.
V. O. Tait, George T. Collins, Win. F.
Isaacs, C. M. Kidd, C. K. Gates, HenJ.
C. Shuldui, W. G. Putnerguo, C. W.
Mellonald, .lohn Toinliu, !eoi-ge ' L.
Treichlcr, John 11. Carkin, 11. C. Gur
nett, C. S. llutterfield. liev. U Myron
Boozer. John C. Mann, Hose G.
Schiefi'elin, Hort Thlerolf, K. C. Gad
dis, llawles Moore. Claude C. Cate.
Guy W. Conner, S. S. Smith and K. J.
Skewis.
The final election which closes nt
G o'clock next Monday, April 12, Is
now in pix-Bi'ess. All of tho mem burs
who shall have paid nt least one quar
ter of tho annual dues are oligilde to
vote. There, aro fourteen of the
twenty-eight to be elected as ' tho
board of directors, who will select
one of their number to servo as presi
dent, ono as vice-president and one
as treasurer, althc a treasurer may
be other than a member of the board.
A very good proportion of the
mnmliershiu voted, .which was evi
dence of thoir interest in the success
of tho Chutnber of Commerce, , It Is
anticipated that' a 'larger percentage
will exercise tho privilege of the bal
lot nt tho final election..
. .C.'m. Thomas of the elections com
mittee, had tho assistance of tho fol:
lowing tellers, who nlso will serve
next Monday evening: W. Guston
Oomergue, Glon-. Fabrlck, George
Laldlov. '.Mrs. M. T. Kdwards,. J. ,W
Drossier, F. ' W. Mollis, A. L. Hill,
Jonas Wold and H. L. Walther.
The result, ot the Cinul election will
be announced at ,,' th6 membership
meeting at the library assembly room
next Monday ovenlng.;. There will be
a numbor of local i speakers, the
Chamber of Commerce quartet and
several other features which will
make tho meeting instructive as wojl
as most interesting. '
FLU MASKS FEATURE
EPIDEMIC IN I
TOKIO A strikins feature of the,
epidemic of influenza here was the
crotesquu niipearnnce of Uokio
(jrowds wenrmir al.M(l9- ot restu
rators, from the celluloid arlificiai
Ich of hlnek Instoftillv
embroidered liv'tlie ncslhestin school
Kill. Innoeulalion with i)revcnlative
cnviim. wnu ll-Wtfl. if elllillied Willi
irood rcsnllM, IhoiiLdi in certain cases
il was sa;d to bo ns filial as tho diH
ease itself. The deaths from influ
enza in Januarv totalled 5775.
Cut This Out It ts Worth Money
Cut out this slip, enclose with Sic
and mail it to Foley & Co.; 2835 Shot
field Ave.. Chicago, 111., writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive In return a trial package con
taining Foley's Ilonoyiarid Tar', for
inii?bfi. colds and croub: Foley Kid
ney Pills for pain In sides and 1iack;
rheumatism, backacho, KHInoy ana
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathar
tic Tablets, a wholesome and thor
oughly cleansing cathartic, for consti
pation, biliousness, headache, and
sluggish bowels. '
For Colds, Catarrh or Influenza
Do you feci weak and unequal to the
work ahead of you ? Do you stilt cough
a little, or does your nose bother you?
Aro you pale?'" I your blood thin and
watery? Hotter put 'your body Into
Ghapo. Build strong I .
An old, reliable blSod - maker and
herbal tonic made from wild roots and
barks, Is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medlftl
Discovery. Thls"nature remody"comc
In tablet or liquid form. It will hnild up
your body and protect you from-disease
germs which lurk everywhere. One
of tho active Ingredients of this tem
perance alterative and tonic Is wild
cherry bark with stllllnla, which Is so
good for tho lungs and for coughs t
also Oregon grapa root, blood root,
stone root. Queen's root, all skilfully
combined In tho Medical Dlscovory.
Thcso roots have a direct action on the
stomach, Improviiigdlgcstlon and assimi
lation. Thcso herbal citrscts In tho
"Discovery" aid In blood-making and
are best for scrofula. 11 7 Improving the
blood they fortify the body against an
attack of grip or colds.
Catarrh should bo treated, first, as ft
blood disease, with this alterative. Then,
In addition, tho nose should be washed
dally with Dr. Wage's Catarrh Remedy.
Send 10c for trial pkg. of Medical Dis
covery Tablets or Catarrh Tablets to Dr.
Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
"I have used my No. 2!) Thor wash
er 32 months. J find it verv satisfac
tory." .Airs
"I have used my TJior "Washer 10
years and it, is O. K. No expense.
Mrs.
"I have used my Thor ."Washer !'
venrs. I find it in every way satis
factory." ' Mis
"I have nseA my new Thor for 7
months and find it perfectly satisfac
tory. ' Used my old one 7 years avid
onl'v had 50 cents repair. ' '
. I Mrs
"I have used mv Thor "Washer 2
years. I find it all O. K."
.' . . ; . Mrs, ......
"I have used my Thor "Washer o(
months. Find it just as the - agent
guaranteed. it to he." -
Mrs.
NAMES FURNISHED ON REQUEST -
1 PAUL'S' ELEC TRIG STORE v "
MEDFORD " GRANTS PASS
ine'iviosE w.eicome lire
iff Jf -
Ever Came to Market
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Men Who Appreciate Superlative Values Prefer The Brunswick
1 In every great tire factory1, the
chief queBtion is: "How much can
..we give for the money?" And the
product depends pnj thes policy
adopted..
Every man who lias become ac
quainted "with Brunswick Tires
lenow? that Brunswick standards -are
again" evident. This famous con- ;
cern noted as a leader in every'
line it entered since 184S- nas once
more proved that its policy is right. :
'A perfect tire is simply a matter
of knowledge and standards and ,
Skill:- 'No secrets nor patents pre
yent making an ideal ire. " - ,
But standards come first. For In
iire making there is vast room for
skimping, for subtle economies, for
hidden shortcomings. Makers with-,
out the highest standards don't
build high-grade tires. .
4 The Brunswick organization of
tire makers includes a brilliant staff
of technical experts. Not a man
. among them' Hag spent less! th'arf
20 years in handling rubber- '
Each is a master of his craft
And the new ideas they bring to
the attention of ; Brunswick direc
,tors receive sincere consideration ,
, Every proved betterment is
adopted unanimously. .. . .' ... ; ': . , ';,
' . :': ? TlteiBrimswick Tire b a combi
nation of acknowledged features
- plus Brunswick standards of manu
facture. , .,, j ,, ', , '. ';.
;: i) fhe tesult Is a super-Hre, the like,
i of tyhich you have never known be-
. forei',' ..The " kind of a tire y.ou .will
gladly join in welcoming ,r
'ir- ilTet , Brunswicks cost .'tie more
l ihan like-type tires. ' , ' ( .- :
' ' VTry 0kE Brunswick. We prom-:
, ise a surprise. And we feel certain ,
- that you 'will want ALLi Bcuns-
" wicks. ' i !' ' - ;,"
" Then good tires wMl have a new
meaning to you. . i u
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THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDERiCO.
Portland Headquarter: 46-48 Fifth Street '
Sold On An Unlimited Mileage
Guarantee Basis i ,
J '
Cord Tires with 'Driving" and "Swastika" Skid-Not Treads '
Fabric Tires in "Plain," "Ribbed" and "BBC" Skid-Not Treads
:'
NORPWIGR SON ; '
So. Front St., Medford, Ore.' h V"' 5 . ;: