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Medford Mail Tribune
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f MEDKOKIJ J'iilNTlNCJ CO.
Office Mall Tribune huiullng, 25
North 'ir iitrcet. J'liono 75.
A ' consolidation of the Demoenitfe
Timrn. TIio Alciirunl Mull, Uio Meciror.:
Tribune, 'ihe Stiullicin Ort'Honiun, IJi
AhiiJuiki Trlbunf. ,
The Mod ford Sunday Hun Ih ftirnlHtu
mibpcriijprf desiring a. uuvtrnduy daily
new a paper.
ICOBKitT W. UUIIU Editor.
S. S. SMITH, .MuiiHRer.
SUBBCUIPTiOtt TERMS)
BY MAIIv IN ADVANCE:
.Dally, with Kundjiy Sun, yar fC.l!
Tin 1 1 v. -with Simriitv Sun. month 3
Pally, without Sunday Sun, ywir.... ft.ui
THily, without HuimIuv Sun, month
Weekly Mull Tribune, onu year
Sunday Sun. one year 1
BY CARRIER In Medford. AfthlHitd.
JacKKonvlIIo. Central Point. Phoenix
Ually, with Sunday Sun. Month 'i'i
I n II v. without Siiuuav Sun. month
Dally, without Sunday Sun, ymr fl.'H
Inlly, with Sunday Sun, one year l.'M
Ail Leriim ny currier ouhii in nuvancu
Official paper of the City of Medford.
Official paper of Jack mm County.
Entered nn second-clasn matter
Medford, Oregon, under the act of Marchi
2, 11179.
Sworn dally average circulation for
Hix months ending April, UtiiU ,.391
Ye Smudge Pot
toy Arthur Perry
The Medford citizen who.paid $9.20
for the board of a horso for one day
belter make beef out of the equine.
"This Is a world made over money"
remarked ex-President Taft In an ad
dress Monday, and the plump gent
could have added much. The world
Is not particularly "mad about
nionoy," It Is nutty about It,
Denmark has refused to accept a
mandate over Danzig a province In
Jior own backyard. She might be In
duced to accept ono over Mexico
which Is as faraway as Armenia from
(be United States. .
O! tho mystifying majesty of the
law! The supreme court has rendered
a doclsion that the Income tax is 11
logol for tile supreme court. 1
So far in this campaign nobody has
showed up as a "second Abe Lincoln"
In a pinch Mr. McAdoo, tho presi
dent's Bon-ln-law, might crop out us
u Tad Lincoln.
Tho republican party hit Itself a
lick behind the oar Wednesday pin.
by ordering Hint all women in the
convention hall wear little whlto huts
a la Bailors. Those whlto hats offer
tihsolutoly no protection from wind,
rain, or sun, and tho uncalled for ro
Btrlotlon of finery will show up when
tho votes are counted. Tho sob hIo
Ran of democracy will be: lie Kopt
Our Hats O"- . , . tiUlJtilJEBLl
Kdd Brown who was bungeu up
automatically 3 weeks ago, Is waltz
ing around with a cano, and cracking
ehins therewith.
' Jock Altkon spoilt till niorjiinK
Hhurpcnlng up his skinning knife for
Miks, who lack onough munition to
go to lodgo tonight and see their
lirothors cavort hoforo a movlo. cam
era. Thoro will not bo much hido
Heeling us Kornel Tcngwald. guts
tnrowed in the river,
1
May Flirt Is a waitress at Chlco,
Cal. Now If she lias a brother by the
name of Will.
Tho war department has Issued u
atatemont ,toat thoro. wus not suffic
ient 2nd lutes f tiring Ihe war. , (iood
Lord! how many did they want.,
J- ' ' ' ' -
E
IN TEST RACE
NKWl'OKT. H. I., .lunc :i.-Tli.
Ki'Holutu won a test race from the
Nanilie todnv liv lour minutes and
2'2 second elniwcd lime ninl liv six
minutes nml Wulit seconds correct'.'.!
time. J he race was suilod fiver i
windward and leeward course. Hi
1 1 ... I . I ! . .
jii-siiiuie itutimir irom start to imi-ii
"T
I "DANDERINE"
Stops Hair Coming Out;
Doubles Its Beauty.
ft i
A few cents buys "Dandci Inc."
After nn application of "Daiidcrlne"
ion can not find a fallen hair or any
dandruff, besides every hair shows
new life, vigor, brightness, more ol-
Bd tliickuess, AdVj
Eastern guests at the Medford arc
O. AV. Hayes and Louis Adler of New
York City und .Milton I... Hamlfne of
Baltimore. . Among other guests at
this hotel are Wm. A. lmns of Cal
gary, Cu.,"'and Mr. and Mrs. H. T
Van Itiijer, uud Miss Uernlce Mc.Vell
of Sratlle.
' Ladies' and Men's suits cleaned
$l.H5 to. .$l.r(): huts cleuned and
blm-kU ildiito $l.ut). l'hono 223-J.
i 103 ivorth Central. Cli
See Medford Land & Insurance
'Agency, suceessora to D. It. Wood &
1 Co., Km. 20!) Liberty Hldg., for fire
i insurance, v tf
I Masons will he somewhat scarce in
1 Medford next Saturday because of the
Shriners ceremonial ut Ashland.
The WeslinghoUHe cooks meals
automatically. People's Electric
Store. 64
Ones, the ladies' tullor, will he at
Hotel lljllnnd every Thursday. Fine
woolens, lutest styles always. ; tf
The Kokuo Itiver Uuptist associa
tion will conveno in Orunts I'ass to
morrow and the sessions will last
over Sunday. Dr. Ituid, the Irish
evangelist will preach each evening.
Salt for hay and stock. Good qual
ity and price right. Kami liurcnu
Exchange.
For the best Insurance see Holmes
the Insurance .Man.
It. A. Yancey, captain in the Siith
II. S. infuntry is in the elty and a
guest at the Medford.
Wo sell tires and accessories for
less. Savo money by paying cash at
McCurdy-liowno Motor Co. (1.1
Tru Hill cookies und crackers. The
Piil..f. C.riwHVV 7 ' .
Tribune's Daily
Health Hint
Wliv are wo "blind'' on cominir out
of a briiiht liitlit into n darker ulace?
Jlcciiuse our nmiils need nil jnstiii'.'.
In a brisrht light they are very small.
The iris, or colored nnrt of the eve
contract!! so as to let in just as little
liylit as possible. For too much liclit
cnterinir a camera will not allow the
Picture to focu.s sharply, and foitl
iliiich liejit. hurts tho eye even if it
does not want to sec.
Then when wo net into n darker
place, the iris has to expand to admit
cnoujrh lijiht to net Hie picture on to
the retina. And until this is accom
plished e cannot ilisliii!4iiish ob
jects. Hold n candle in a darkened room
near Ihe eye of u friend. It is fun
to sec I no color Hunt inward, like cur
rants of liquid.' What reullv happens
is that the muscles of the ins are
contract mtr.
The iris has two sets of muscles.
one radiutinsr from the center to the
circumterenco, tho other placed in
circles concentric with the miiiil. A
very complicated thine- it is. ns nil
of Ihe eve is uearful and wonderful.
And u perfect automatic! shutter it
forms for the accurate little camera
thai, wo have.
The killen's eves nro like ours.
Their puiiifs are round. This is whiil
irives the kitten the innocent Imliv
faco that we seek in vain in the
arown cut. As the cat L-rows up, iis
pupils become clnngntcil, that is, the
iris contrai'ls lop and bottom, und
henceforth all the ud.iusliiur is done
sidewise. Hut (his is the morn pf-
f'icient shutter, mid tho cut can son
better in the dark than we. Of coiiinc,
even this is onlv relative. . A cat litis
to have some Jiirht to see by. Only
it 'need much less than we.
WALLY REID ON
LIBERTY OFFERING
In "ICxcuso My Dust,'.' tho nlctiiro
at tho Llborty theatre now nlnvlnir
Wallaco lield has a vehicle Hint ex
actly suits his breezy personality. It
is an automobile racing story lnvolv-
ing tho samo characters that took
part In "Tho Roaring Koiul." the
star's former success along the samo
linos. Like its predecessor "Hxcuso
.ny iiusL wus ndapteu rrom a mag
azine Btory by Ilyron Morgan.
'Wallaco Held Is "Toodlos" Waldon,
manager of tho "liarco" auk) agency.
His laiorblddon by tho president or
tho concern and bis rntlior-ln-law, ,1.
I). Ward, delightfully portrayed by
Theodora Uoborts, to race. Hut the
"Furgot" people, their bltler rivals.
In an effort to learn tho construction
ot the Hhitos" new motor, n close
guarded secret, issues u challenge
to a rond ruco from Los Angeles to
Sun Francisco that "Tooilloa" cannot
resist. In tho race ho Is foiiled Vic
iously by the "Furgot" driers,' liUt
by a clever ruse allows J. D. Warit to
roar through and win. t-
There Is n lot more to It than tbut.
Including the delightful romance anil
I bo straightening' nut of tho laugh
able marital difficulties' of Mr. und
Mrs. "Toodlos," tho latter role being
played by Ann Little. Tully Marshall
uud liny Oliver arc also In the cust.
Tl DELEGATES
ST. I.OI IS. Mn., .lunc :i.-Xiitlmii-
icl OoliMciii nut! K'olicrt K. .Miuri.
district delegate to the republican
national cunvenlinii from .Miouri,
whose support was repudiated in u
loriual statement liv (lovernm l'r;t r.k
(). I.mvdcn lust niyhl, on Ihi'ir jirrn.ll
here mutt iiNbiimtou loilnv jiti-1
noitnccd Ihcv "most cerliiinlv woulJ I
tiltcuil the cuuvculiun,'
i,
For keen wit, humor, satire and
laughablo entertainment the "Pass-
ing Show" had nothing on the clasf
night function given last night by thej
graduating class in the high school
auditorium whfcli kept ihe capacity
audience in almost continuous mcrri-l
ment. The class prophecy stunt was)
especially clever, 1. eland Hrophy act
ing as his sutunic majesty und Ever-
ett Jiruyton us bt. Peter, una uA
members of the class came befort-
these dignitaries and reluted whau
they did on earth, they were consign-
ed below or above, according to the
merits of their cases. The rest of
the program follows: Welcome, Helen.
Philbrook; violin solo, Iluth Camp
bell; class history, Wilbur tlodlove;'
class -poem, Louise ' Hodges; vocal'
solo, Everett -Bray ton: class will,
Heth Clark; class prophecy, Leutnd
Urophy, Everett Hrayton; class song,
clasp of 2U; presentation of memor
ial, Helen Philbrook; class yell, class
of '20. , ,
. iMoylug Btock out of town. If yuu
want to get bargains for a few days
call-nt Wonder Store. . ... (IS
Hemstitelilug, picoting 10c per yd.
Thread furnished. Singer Shop, 10
South Fir Btreet.
Mrs. Florence Lee,' county health
nurse, lias roslgned that position, and
leaves Friday for Minnesota, in which
state she will locate. It is under
stood that a successor will soon bo!
appointed by the county court.
French pastry and dainty confec
Hons made fresh daily at Rex Cafe, tf
The Majestic orchestra will furnish
the music for the school dance at
Applegato tomorrow night. 6
COMMUNICATIONS
Postal Kmploycs (JIvo Hide
10 the editor: The postal em
ployes of the local post office read
with deep appreciation the news Bi
fida in editorial columns of recent
date giving publicity to deplorable
conditions existing in the postal ser
vice.
An almost incomprehensible loyal-
ty to tho postal service, an admirable
esprit, has held together this unsur
passed orgunizution in spite of low
wages, while almost every other kind
ot human endeavor bus found In
creased rewards. The most loyal
have been least rewarded.
Tho postal employes cannot go on
forever huckinir the hundred nr cent
line of resistance with ten per cent of
energy. They and their families can
not live on organization loyalty. They
must huve good food, good clothing,
and good roofs. Decause they have
thus restrained themselves by the ex-
erefso of politeness anil temperate
manners it does not follow that In
hardship they will continue to bo
mild and will contlnuo to put their
trust In government beneficence.
Tho government has not been
bountiful. 11 is the postal efnployes
who have been bountiful. of their
time, their uniform . good nature,
their efficiency, and their utter disfo
gurd of the time clock.
Tho postul employe should have
increased pay now now, before some
sophisticated radical creates a distur
bance in tho postal orguiiizutiou; now
before wo find ourselves twiddling
Our thumbs, the mails stopped, and
wondering why It is that underpaid
men can no't listen to reason and
come to some sort of settlement.
J no poslal department runs
smoothly, much more smoothly than
tho coal mines or the steel mills
construction or tho steamship docks
or any other of a hundred industries
It should bo kept running smoothly.
The country needs production. It
ought to avoid the enormous waste
of suspended industry. The way to
prevent suspension is to provide re
spectable conditions first.
Men who have served tho post of
fice faithfully nil their lives aro con
fronted with. poverty the moment they
fall ill or aro Injured out of lino of
duty, inoir puy never has been suf
ficient to permit old ugo funds of
their own. Able-bodied men cannot
bo expected to remain in tho service
Tho old efficiency is bound to dotorl-
ontlj Tho foremost public service is
uiteiy to decline into stupidity, 11 not
arrant rascality. ' ,
Tho postrfl service always has had
great pride, it ought to bo support
ed and not suffered to slump to medi
ocrity. ' Thero ought to bo, immediate
bettor pay, pensions and other bene
fits. Again assuring you ot our heart
foll gratitude, wo! I ho employes of
local postoffice submit our thanks.
HOI. AND Ct. nKAC'H,
Secretary Local 312 S. F. P. O. C.
II. F. NKFF,
Secretary Uranch h;i;i X. A. L. C.
Helped -Mini and Wife
Walter Farraud, lOHIl SpringflnM
Ave., Irvingtnn, X. .1., writes: "My
back ached continuously, as did my
wifo's." After taking Foley Kidney
Pills, we were surprised with the
quirk results. I recommend Foley
Kidney Pills to any ono who has kid
ney or bladder trouble." They help
rid the blood of impurities that cmiw
rheumatic pains, swollen, aching und
stiff joints and muscles anil other
symptoms of kidney trouble. For
Halo by Medford 'Pharmacy. Adv.
Enqlish Race Riois.
XKUTOUT. Inland. June I!.
White jiikI nci;rii sailors cla-bcd in
-trcet liuhtiiur last niht and curlv
1 1 1 i innrninir in thi-- citv. Scver.il
iwolver shots were fired, but rs-
nil i-il in no casualties. The ciuoittil"r
wa-. cau-cd liv u uuurrel over a
woman.
Manual's HtiEND
or
Expectant Mot hers
buttons tho Muscles
41 Ot rfJl9
MEDFORD; ORF.OOX.
CONSIDER PART
G. 0. P. ACTIVITY
ClIiCAOO, June 3. TRe national
committee's sub-committee' to con
siiler the part women are to pluv in
Ihe i;overnment of ibis partv held a
pre-hreakfast session todav but failed
lo reach definite conclusions. Victor
llcintz of Cincinnati, mid-west
Clonal director tor the national com
niittec, was commissioned to present
certain views to lcadimr republican
women and to advise the siib-conimif-
tce so that a definite plan mnv be
recommended to the full national
committee next Monduv.
The oommittoe.is confronted witli
'the task of hurmonizini; the views of
two schools of thouuht amontr the
women. Tho other said that "ado
quote representat on" of tlie women
on the Koveruini.' bodies of Ihe partus
would be wiser. ,
A . mcetiri'r -of women has hi:
culled for Sunday iiltcrnoon and all
feminine ilelcu-iites and alternates to
the convention, as well ds other lead
intr republican women, have been in
vited to attend. About '100 arc ex
pecteil lo take part in the delibcia-
tions-.-
The shb-coinmittee which met tli
mornin-r consists of Coleman DulVuit
Delaware: Rudolph llvnicku, Ohio
John J. Adams, Iowa: R. B. Howell
Nebraska: Halph K. Williams, Ore
gon.
GAS
in the
Stomach
Sour stomach (heartburn), Acidity,
ueicning, swelling anil Full Feeling
frequently complained bf afto;
meals, as well as Pulns in the Stom
ach, commonly called Cramps, roliov
ed in TWO .MI.MTIvS. by taking a
teaspoon ful of JO-TO in a glass of
not water.
Absolutely Harmless
For salo by all druggists.
SAMPLE FREE
Hy
Addressing
1!KI,LIN(;A.H rilKMICAL (X).
.Itclliiighiuii, Wash.
97 CITIES REPORT
25 MILES TO GALLON
Remarkable National Economy
Average Established by'
Overland Sedan
TESTS MADE SAME DAY
Dealers in All Parts of Country Ran
Until Motor Stooped On a
Single Gallon. ,
LOWEST, 14: HIGHEST. 32 MILES
Economy Run Ushers in the National
May Exhibition of Triplex
. Spring Sedan
Ninety-seven cities throiiKhout the
United States give a national nveniKe
of 25.2 miles to tho gallon ot gasoline
for the Overland Sedan with Triplex
Springs.
This remarkable economy record
was 'made on April 20th. Tho day
before The Willys-Oveiian'd Company
sent this lelegrutri to dealers in these
fli representative cities: "Drain caso-
lino tank of Overland Sedan, fill it
with nn exact gallon of gasoline :
drivo car unlil it stops and wire mile
ngi! to. tho factory."
A national moasuro of Overland
Sodan economy was sought. On the
morning of April 21st, tulegrants be
gan to pour into the executive offices
at Toledo. These, telegrams told un
impressivo story of tho perfection of
light-cur performance attniued in this
bedau with Triplox Springs.
The lowest record mado was 14.5
miles to tho gallon over tho rough
roads of Arkansas. Tho highest rec
ord reported comes from Iowa. The
Sodan making tho best mileage had
been used 5nno miles for city und
country demonstrations, yet it made
tho high record of 32. 0. miles to the
gallon. Between these two marks
nro these intprossive records:
West uud Pacific. Coast: Colorado.
.2 miles over rocky roads swept by
the' recent blizzard. California, 2S.2
miles over hills and level dirt roads,
With tb.eo passengers. California.
i1 A miles through the mountain
country. ; Oregon. 24.8 miles over
heavy country roads. Utah. 2V.1
111110.1 lo the gallon In unfavorable
country rr a test. Washington, 22.1
miles through city traffic with fre
quent titers. Idaho with its rocky
puths reported 2 1.S miles. Montana.
2i!.."i miles.
This record, made by new and used
Overland Sedans driven on the same
day in nil putts of the country, is a
remarkable jlcnioiistratlon of the
economy possible with the enclosed
lightweight motor car.
In recognition of the marked trend
evldenred this year for the Sedan
type of car as the coolest in summer
and the coziest in winter, and withal
the most economical.
See the Jlct'urdy-How no Slotor Co..
local dealers, about tho Overland. 62'
WHIll IXOTHKS
I Make Them
KLEIN
THE
TAIMMt
l:IS Kat Main St,
THURSDAY, JUNE 1020.
T Louisiana for Suffrage. -.
liATON HOt'Gi:. I.ii.. June 3. The
I senate fcdeiVL relations eommitte.-
today reported' out a resolution nro -
vidimr for ratification ot t ie leiicrat,'" the spnil,1!
suUrii'.'O amendment. i ue iiu.i-
ves.crdav adopted a proposed amend
incut to the state constitution oupa
women the mht of suH'ru-.
Don't ask for
Crackers say
Snow Flakes
T suth fat thit
end label on all
P. OH. Packages
SOME MORE
P. C. B. PRODUCTS
Annie Laurie Short Bread
Arrowroot Biscuit
Butter Thins
Chocolat Eclairs
Fig Sultana
Marshmallow Sandwich
Long Branch Salt ineFIakea
OatmeaJ Crackers
Panama Creams ;
Peanut Wafers , -
By actual tests
By exhaustive study and engine te9(s,'our Board
of Lubrication Engineers has determined the correct
consistency of Zerolene for your make of automobile.
Its recommendations are available for you in the
Zerolene Correct Lubrication Charts. Get one for
your car at your dealer's or our nearest station. Use
Zerolene for the Correct Lubrication of your auto
. mobile, truck or tractor. .
STANDARD OIL COMPANY ,'
.' "",.. , (Callfornln)
W. E. Walker, Special Agent,
red Alton Haight
TEACHER OF PIANO ANp HARMONY
Accrcdilcrl tcaclior, composer and arranger.
Summer classes .
. HAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO
318 Garnett-Corev Building
NEW SCHEDULE INTERURBAN AUTO CO.
Adopted Monday, March 29.
' ASHIiAXT) MEWOHD
Daily ficept Sunday.
Leave Med ford 7:16, t:0u, 8:4A, 0:S0,
10:15 11:00 a. in, 12:00 noon; 12 :4fi, 1 :&),
2:16, 3:00, 3:1.5, 4:30, h;;, 6:00, 7:00 p. m.
8:45 p. m. Suturriiy only; w:30 p. m. daily;
10:30 p. m. Saturday only.
Leave Ashland 7:15, 8:00, 8:4B, 6:30,
10:15, 11:00 i. m.; 12:00 noon: 12:45, 1:SQ '
i:15, 3:00, 3:4. 4:3U, 5:15, 6:00, 7:00 p. m.;
4:45 p. m. Saturday onlv; f:30 p. m. daily;
12:15 midnight, Hturdjy only.
Sunday Only
P:00, 10:00. 11 :0n a. m.; It noon; 1:00,,
1:00 3:00, 4:00, 6:00, 6:30, 6:30 p. tn. j
9:0Q 10:00, 11:00 a, m.; 12 noon; 1:00, 1
1:00, 3:00, i:00, 5:0O, 6:30, 0:30 p. in. j
, Watting room AahUnd. Kant Sida Vhsrnit.iT,
Modern-Plumbing
& Heating Co.
We do ' ;
MODERN PLUMBING i
in a 1
MODERN WAY
for
MODERN PEOPLE
Sio us almut yuiir n;xt , h
None too larjrc ti- initio 1 oo
small
i
Sparta Bldg. Phone Six-2o'
Colombia Treaty ReW
WASlllNdTON, June A.--Het un
of th(. 1,rnlos(.d treaty with Oolon.Ln
1 rr final action was
n.. ...... - .,:,. the
. ofrcn reh, turns ' n
1 siiu-c............ - .-
I ,inien.lin-nt tojh.ylocui.ient.
Because
their crisp-from-the-oven purity
is as fine as their flavor kiddies
love them and Snow Flakes are
good for laddies!
PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT CO'.
Agmdefor
each type
Standard Oil Co., Medford
Phone 72
J ACKSOX V I LLE M EDFOIID
Daily except Sunday.
Leave Mcdfonl 8:0li, 9:Q, 10:S0 , ia.
12:00 noon; 1:30. 3:00, 4:30, fi;8Q p. ra
Saturday only 7:So p. m.; :so p. m. dally
Saturday only 10:30 p. m.
Saturday Only
Leave Jnrkaonvgk. 7:20, 8:30, 10:00, ll:Bo
a. m.; 1:00, 2:00, 3:45, 6:00 7:00 p. m. Sat
utday only, 8:00 p. tn.
Sunday Only
I.we Medford 9:00, 10:30 a. m.: l-00
noon; 2;3o, 4:00, 6:30, 9:30 10:30 p. m.
Iave .Ucksonnlle 10:00. 11:30 a. m. 1:30
3:30, fl:oo, 7:00. 9:50 p. m '
v.fiH ."VdKW!.t1ins nom No' 6- Front,
Nash Hotol building.
.liirksonuile Waiting Room at Beter'f Oon
lertionery.
J'hone 309. UMlfnH. Or
For Sale
BalconyandStairs
Now in Our Store
Medford BooR Store
STAR TAXI
PHONE 300
Cars for hire with or without
driver.
JAMES LESLIE
Nash Hotel .
EAT
i
AT
Jackson County
Bank
Established 1888.
MODERN EQUIPMENT and expert
handling' returns your apparel in A-l
t-hapc at Icaftt cost.
Don't trust to home-made efforts
get host results here. . , .
Stenography
Multigraphing
Circular work ot 11 kind
MalUng Llltt
Tunnell & Edwards
IOC-308 Liberty Bnlldlng
Medford, Oregon. ,
Licensed
CITY SCAVENGER
All refuse Immediately removed on
short notice. Weekly visit ln resi
dence districts. Dally bunlneu dis
trict. Phone S95.
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
Also itKcnt for l'airlmnks and Morso
J'nKlnos.
: 17 HOITII ItlVKRSlDB ! -
POTATOES
Comet IOarly.: Como Quick.
Hand picked Old Crop Patnloea nt
only $7.00 per cwt. by th inck.
We'll knock tlie box ff of Old
Van II. C. Ii.
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Go.
" 317 Easf Main SfrMt
BHoiolManxf
PowellSt.dtO'Farrell.
SAN FRANCISCO
and Shopping District
A newly beautified Htl St ant
awaits tha vixtor to San Fran
cisco! New fumiahrnf of unuiual
charm and comfort, a lobby dsiincd
lo provide the atmotphere of a
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