PA HE FIVT, '
Mrs. Caroline Boles
F
TWEDFOTIT) MATT, TRTIJTTNK MKPFOKP. OUI'f.oy. TUESDAY, MAY 0. 1022
RUCH BEATEN BY
0 A 11
QREGONIANS IN
AUTO A IA 1 01
YOUR KIDNEYS
Your iMil llculllt mill ,imir Mm
ImjmmkI ihi Vour hUliii'). That's
Will limurntui t'oiiipanli- Always
lnlt mi l'rliiul)Hlk.
ItruvtM Inn, ri-u, "t tuku )r,rrt
plvnuuro In Mutln wluil In. t'ltriVs
Anurln Taliti'iM linvn dium fur iiih In
viiy nevci-o ;a of llititl-r wild
kidney tmiilili. Vor ten ynars I wua
(UkIiowmI annul over)' thirty niliiulre.
I tlm ti.i.il nnrt ilm luinl, but mi n-llr-r.
My Inm iliHtiir hill whs IH5.00,
mid I was no hi li'-i. ui'iit Inn k to
my old home ami my folke wantid
me to Klvr I'r. I'li-riVs Anuria Tab
lot M trial " I llit mid 1 li Inn lui'll
th 'thilili'ii Mrriknl lUsiiivery' wlh
thm lo work on my livrr. Now I
ran walk, rld, to town nnrt go
for five or am hour without hrlnic
llatisud. t inn nut iirnUn tha An
il rlr Ttthlrti too iimi-li for tlny urn
wrindarfiil fur thn kidni-ya," Mm,
Caroline lo. llox 33.
Wrlln Or. I'lrn-e's Invalid' llolfl
In tuffo, N. V for ftt mlvlce.
Hinrt lur for liltil plot. Anurlc. Art v.
JACKSONVILLE AT
SCHOOL FIELD DAY
FUND 10 SECURE
PUBLIC TY
BOOK
y 7
VJ1. 77L. L10
Millinery
Blouses
Sweaters
Hosiery
Silk .
Underwear
Neckwear
Real Lace
by the yard
Purses
Novelties
The
Vanity
111 (Shop
"Quality and Service
Crowds km! Iii-mrt nn tlni i lim.l
liiiimn KiotinilN lit liurh on HuUirdiiy,
Mny (I, fin- u r u i a tn of outdoor
vttit. t I'liri-Hi-ntlim nix illNtrli'lo of p
thn Ailli'RiitP vnlli-y, Thn mornlnK
pmiirntn opintl with two Ori-Kun
sons rmliiid hy Hiikh ' srhoola, '
I'nli.fiti.v. 11, Hi iiM'r Cni'h Hint Itui'h.
Willi tllKlr t Blf t Vf tclll flCI'N 111 I
i IniiKf, M iM llnrtui-M, Mm. Collin,
nnrt Mix. Alli'ii. Tim nunin a-honl .
Itiiin rnivif tin Jiii'Uhiiii iiiiin1v lint-'
fmiii drill. Iml hy Mm. IMnit Alh'ii,
TIiIh wan folliiwi.rt hy un IliUtrmllnil
rnul hirtiiftil mlrtri'ioi hy Mr. !. A.
HiImii.ii. Hllarl lit oiiitf n t of tll Anil
liiiul IkmiIm. n hh lt vt n iiii-i'i liiti-rt
hy tin iMiilli'iii f,
liurliiK I ho Inm li hour thi luiKf
irnwil I'lijoyiil tin l.iikii of koimI
IIiIiiKh lhi houOfWlvm hurt hioiiKht.
Tim Ioiik tuhlcN wimi lii-iivlly limJi'il
nnrt lh ifoi iiuulii tiH-rry, Thn
iiftMniMitt vtnN ill vin over lo (in turn
nnrt lny nnrt ut 2 .So n Immrtiull iciinu'
hi-twi-t-n Iturh itnil Jmlonmvlll"
Hturlrd, thn flnnl morn hi'lnii I to ID
In favnr of Jin kun villi. Th win-
iiii In lli iiftcrnoon vmi wir n
follow:
DO-yuriJ lnh, A girl rimt, Vlr-
lllnl.l Cnmrron, No. 27; wiunil, Mar
Mali' t Hamilton,. No. 3; third, l-iu
I'uly, No. 12.
II ho) rirtt, flhn KmKh, No, 1;
m-innrt. rinnk l!li, No. 1; thlni,
l.nwlrt i'uly. No.
A hny KIihI, Orvllli liowdrn, Nn.
S; rrnnil, Trult t'luitmll. No. J; llilrd.
Kintix'tt I'nnlrall, No, 2.
II lrl I'll Ht f'luia Mi Ko. No.
K;, hiii, ml Kvit NVwinim. No. 2;
tlilrrt, Iaii Ninmii. No. 3.
inoyni-il i,ii,. A clrln-flmt llloa
mnn lipiiil. No. 40; M-rniul I'nthfl ln
Offi'til.ui lu r. No. 40; third. Anm
Iiuulii, No. 2.
II luiyn KIihI. M.irl.ui Canlrnll.
No. 2. kimoiiiI, I'mnk ICh-n, N. 2.
third. I'.l.-n Htnlth. Nn. 3.
A lioya -Urvllh Ituwdi-n, No. 2;
Mu-anil, Trultt Cantrall, No. 2; third.
i;tniu-tt Cmitiull No. 2.
II Rlrlii Klrnt, Hlmumtn HUd, No.
40; onil. t'lAra MrKrn, No. I";
third, ICvn NVwiunn. No. 3.
ITo-yurd diinh. 13 hoyn Klmt. Jlur-
liut (nnlmll. No. 3: wioiiil, Oh-n
Knillli, No. 2; third Paul Km tin, No
A hoys Klmt, Orvlllo Itowdrn, No.
3: wrtinil. r.ntiiinit Canlrall, No. 2,
third. Trultt Cantmll, No. S.
Kuniiiim hlKh Jvimn. II hoy F'lmt,
I'Klitml Smith, Nn, 2; Hfiond tilrn
Hiulih, No. 2. third. John I'offmun.
No. S. llVriird 4 frrt, II Inrhi-a.
A hu Flrt. Orvlll" llimdfti, No.
J; i-i oml. Kmmi-tt' t'lintrnll. No. 2;
third.' Trultt Csntrnil, No. 3. Itnord
2 firt. S Imhin.
Kutir.lng hrond Juniy. II lioyn
Klmt, Krank Ithi. No. 3; rond, Ito-
Innd Smith. No. 2; third, (ilrn Htnlth.
No. 3. I'.iM'oid. 14 fii t 10 S ini'liPM.
A loy Klmt. TriilttCnutrnll, No.
3; Kfrnnd, Hrvllln Ilowdi-n, No. 3;
third. Kinmrtt I'nnlrall, No. 3. Hot
on! 12 rrt, ' liu.
Hthcr nvrnta wr arhrrtuli-d. hut
had lo hi omlttrd hiati of thi
liiti'iii-K of thn hour. Much crndlt l
dun Mm. Alh'n, ilmlrmnn of thn
Apuh-liiitn Ti'mhirK' roumll, for thi
auirt'Ra of thn community gnihiMtnir,
and for the program of aporta.
FAR EASI TOPIC
C. OF C.
FORUM
A tit-w polh y In In Ink iidvoi uli-d J. .7. llutimikni of I'oiilund will
to lIln illinitnia (if thn Mi'dfnril uddi'im tin nnm'lw.'ra luruii of tho
C'hiinilii'r of t'liiiiini ri'ti hy thn ruin- ' Mndford ("hninhnr of ''iiiinnnrin ti-
niltlon In chiiitjn i.f ih l,ulflltiK of uorrowr noon ut the Mod ford hotel.
thn fiiuila fur tin third flmiil your
nl ii I'ttoi Miinltuitlun, Thla pulli y In
to m l ii Hlil ii ciii h month hm amount
Ilia mibji-i t w ill he "Or Konluna
lmv Hurt In thn Kar J-.-mt."
At it ifinnl forum, ono. of thn
of tiicMiny lor puhllilty lltnrntiiin, mi "aknri Mined thnt thn Mndford
Hint whi'ii thn kiiinn In iiiiIiiI, tliu
liiiiniy will hi iiviilliihli. it Uil vij thn
hfii t iiinh Inn u.'iln.
Thn uiiinuiit of money whh h will
l it ii 1 1 1 1 r or i omunTii lortim hud a
nliili-wlin riputiitlon nnrt to h ln
vlicd to MO'uk thcru w;ih tt dlntlnit
honor, if Mmlfnrd Inm thn rlwlit to
lo ai l iiclrti narli iniinth will ilfpnnd , ' ""Y dlatlnrtlon, thn
upon lh pnviiinntN w hli li thn iiinm- : mniithi m of thn i-hamlmr nhould f-..
hi-ra niaki III tin puyinnnt of lli.-lr Proud and lend tlmlr aid .hy thnlr
rtin-a iii.il hurt! MUl.Hi tlptliitm. It In I'tim inn to maintain thla reputation,
it (inm of iio-iiiiv. ii.i-literiitui.. unit' Tim annex illnlnif ii.nin ot th
thn illiei turn will iiilmltilHler thi ut-.
fuhn of thn iliumlivr m rmilinKly.
Thi'in la uni. titer piilli V that thn
dlrnrtoi a have nrtupied whlrh In to
refimn to ((iiitinit juiy ii wllhtnit
Mi ilfotil Hotel, iilthouuli too amall at
tin. i . In an Ideal pl.n c for thn
foriiina. Tin, um heoim whh h Kim)
Mohr nerve it t Hie m.ii.lnul in In of
COc arn ulwiiyn Kood, anil with aueh
tin iv ahouhl he a full limine,
fundit h.ln on hand to puy fur autin. " l'oiiarii an will hn kiv.n tomorrow.
Until. K tin punt yenr all hllla wero
paid nnd it ciihIi tmlunte remiiliu'd.
Mori than 12.400 In ilue ymrt
I. tlilrrt Mtthai
paid at thn
and had them fnndii I n i ei 1 1 eil. i
lirratnr in tlvltlra rouhl havo le..n
tinileitiikeii hy thn illi . tm .
. Thn thliiKH whlrh the ( liniiil.er
t'oiiiinerin n do ilepi-nda nntlmly
ui.nit thn Mippoi t w hh h thn iiumiiIm i
Klvn the liitltuliin.
n 2.4o In line ind I . , . '-t
.fp.lona ,., na.ned un-j HI rflQ Tlir QUCD CC
HALTS NECKTIE PAR1Y
T TiTTH TT"" li'
Mytterloui Rider, at Rlalto
No i.tn Knew lila iilontiiy. I lo roaiu
ml ttm It ill at a rnlorlul, i;itlullc figurn
tt flKttm who kept to hliuaulf. Ittil
ho had a hiIknIoii to arform. Thla
iiilfiulun wu (o ex, id vt nxnnnrn uixm
the brnto who killed h: wlfn and kid-
napimd hia child. He watrhed
walleil and then
llOWUXG (WtKEN. Ohio. May .
Iinmuml'n,", that Otto I'. Tracy,
fi rmer WalhrldK". Ohio, ixhool priu
clpal, bn Bnt out to a "nfcktlo par
ty," a numbnr of nnrfm-d citizen
early today atornmd the home of
Winn Stein, near Valt1rids50, shoot
in 1? ojt thn wlndowa. Vh-n Stnln
called tho aheilffa offkn hnre for az-i
flHtiinco, the mob dlaperKi'd.
The hoys of both the grade and hUti
and school were given an oyster s'tppcr by
Far below In the the brotherhood at Clyito hall last Fri-
valtuy, cattle ruallnrs were busy. lint day evening. The hull has been opened
they w pre cauKht. Who caught them? to the baya on Friday evenftmu for
The tnystnrloua rider? That Is for you some time. Tho boys play until 9:30
to find out. Hut wben you come to the under the BUKrvis!on of some cf the
Hlalto theatre tomorrow you will soc brotherhood. The names are enjoyed
a clnvnr atorf an ahsm blnR picture by all, but wen the .oyster Rame was
oiiapted from a 7.nn Uny powerful called every follow t ok ai active part
sl iry, "The Myatnrluus Hlder." with a tatlnfied ffeling.
It would not be lair to the pupils of
Tol'abla David Comes Again I'hocnlx col to mention the gallant
Tolahle liavlrt," tho First National; fight made on the. athletic field a few
attraction which oimns a two day re-. daya ago ut Talent.'. f
turn by popular request, nhowlng to-1 The contest was between Central
'day and tomorrow at the I'age theatre, Point an J I'hoenlx. fhen the last try-
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.M.tna 1 ( M.117U Ul 111.3 irtinoii U11.7C .U( null 1 lillllll'.'U, I lIUCillA WUS l 7i
ELK CREEK
Hand-Tailored Suits
I . V , ,
$35 to $50
MNaWMMi
DRY
WOOD
v Two TiftP 13 hif h P nn. fhif
Tier 12 incli Oak and Laurel.
, all for $2.75 a Tier.
; CUT RATE
WOOD YARD
Phone 551
Ings.
'Tol alile David" Is one of those ap
points behind.
Thore will be nine lilph arhool and
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
StAl.KM, Ore., May . Following
a recui reni n of nttnmpta on thn part
of Aim I.vniia, convicted murderer of
Jamra !ornii, to take his own life In
hla cell In nturdnrnra' row at thn state
pnnltnntlary Hutiday, piiaon officials
have found It nncnannry to resort to
rent ruining meaaurna.
Kvana made un attempt to hang
hlmnctr Sunday morning and In thn
afternoon beat his head ngultiMt thn
walla oT hia cell.
Mia. SturgiM, one of our promi
nent society ladlna, vliiltnd Mod ford
lual week. Mra. Hturgla has also had
her ahecp ahearnd.
Mr. W. Wlllita and Antone Itlng,
vlaltnd Mndford Ttivadtty ami Wed
ttnadny, May 2 und 2. They alnu went
to Al fl. Humes' clrcuH, and report
that they hud an enjoyable, time.
Jim Miller vlNltcd tho L. A. Whit
ley place Monday, May J. ''
A field and track meet will ho
hold at I'roHpei't Saturday, May 12.
ICvents will start at 11:30 a. m.
About 13 districts will try and be
present. Wu expect a largo crowd,
ho all try and come so to boost your
own district. H
Mrs. liroh ennte up to get Miss F.
flttdi, Krldny, May 6, and returned
to their hnmn at Kaglo l'olnt.
Mr. und Mrs.' Fred Hturgcs .tour
neyed to Mndford In their llnby
(Irnnd jPhovrolet, Haturduy. Mrs,
Hlurgls ohtitJnud a few rtuzen tomato
plants which were sturdy und had
strong thick stocks, Thoy returned
tho snmo ,dny.
pealing stories of tho Virginia moun-; nine grade pupils receive letters,
tains that calls for red blooded man- Mr. Mason, representins the Llnficld
hood. " appeals with Its smooth aim-; college. Oregon, viBltet!(the arhool on"
pllclty, and at the same tlmn tugs with 'day last week. Aftot exidaining the
genuine- heart throba. The story Is workings of his college to the senior
one of those rare types that one has class, he mado a very Inspiring ad-
to read or see to be appreciate 1. dress tn tho student body on the sub-
The climax comes in a smashing Joct of having a "dependable lealer."
fight that la a real sensation for com
bined gun play and two-fisted manhandling.
The following pupils took part In
the contest at .Modford last Saturday:
Margaret Sheets and Leila Nicholas In
10 ESTABLISH A
BUREAU Ifl CIIY
Med ford's lmorta:ice as the south
.vtn gateway entrance Into Oregon
and out to California, anil In being
thn chief gateway to Crater Lake, in
view of the rapidly growing auto
tour lut traific to the Pacific coast
from all parts of the country, which
this year will far exceed all previous
records, Is recognized by the fact
that In this city will he established
two important tourists' Information
bureaus.
Last week it was announced that
ll.e Oregon Tourist Information Bu
reau, wiikh Is financed by a state ap
propriation of 112,000, with head
quarters In I'ortland, would establish
a branch bureau In Medford, which
will bit In operation next week, with
headquarters In tho Chamber of Com
merco meeting building.
Now ci.-mo3 the news that the Ore
gon State: Motor association, which is
f filleted with the 'American Auto
mobile utsorlatlon. headquarters in
Portland, has Just established a!
branch bJreau in Medford, with the
Intent'on t f maintaining it the year
arourd, with Arthur F. Hazolrigg of
Ihto city, in charge. This bureau Is
housed in the former barber Bhop de
fartment of the Hotel Medford, and
.Mr. ilazelrigg opened up the local
branch oTflro yesterday.
ThjH branch bureau Is located here
through the efforts of Mayor C. E.
times, who Is an officer ot the Ore
gon State Motor association and who
w hen at Portland last week succeeded
in havl.ig tho association consent to
the establishment ot the Medford
branch office. A. E. Shearer of Port
land, managor of thn association, has
been hero this woek assisting the
mayor and Mr. Hazelrlgg in estab
lishing the branch bureau.
All facilities of the Portland
office, In tho way of map service,
road Information, insurance, etc.,
for members of the association and
vinltlns tourists will be maintained
on an adequate a- ale at the Medford
brunch. It was announced.
"Thn association has desired for a
long time to place a branch at Med
ford," Shearer stated, "but hitherto
has been unable to do so, Medford
may be considered the gateway to
Oregon from the south and a branch
of thn club is most desirable there
for lh benefit of motorists coming
Into the atate over the Pacific High
way from California. The club will
be able to welcome the visitors to
Oregon and to render them service
designed to make thnlr stoy In Ore
gon enjoyablo ami profitable. Med
ford was looked upon as a partlcu
lurly durable location for a branch
for another reason and that Is be
cause it Is the gateway to Crater
Luke. Oregon's national park will
sen a greater number of motor tour
ists this year than ever before In its
history and the motor association
branch at Medford will be fn a posi
tion to guide motorists to the lake
and to aid them in making the run.
Special maps and Information facili
ties will be maintulned to care for the
Crater Lake motorist!."
I!HiEIJPiiATiSirw3
IT'S A SHAME FOR YOU
NOT TO GET KID OF EHEUMATISM
When Other Do It So Ea3ily With Trunk's Prescription
Mr. W. H. Stodilard if Upland,
raltf.. In a ltt "Trunk Hri
triiptlon tar rhiiMm l tM ONLY
lliltis that knock th rhumatl fcalnn,
and to sond four bout."
jli-n. J c. Br-dl'.v, Wtiltn Palmon,
Man . writ! "I owl ytur nintu tn"
for thumtlm and It rural m-. I
ha a fnihtr-ln-taw who Is miff'-Hiiir,
from rhaumatlum and i want to set It
for him." m
Mrs. Joho Otll, 9:7 W, i& 91., I-os
Ana'l". Calif., wrltfa that fvrl
yrnmr SO tny hielnd was einnn-ii to
hi bl lth rhumatlm f t tHvn
muntlia. In Iw.slns ovr a vBr w
fmw Iht advrllamiit of Trunk'a Prs
airrlpfton, lia iis.d tha mcttnln'. an.l
th cuts waa mitrvloua and prrm..tinl.
1 hava raronimndd It to a ntirnl.'T tit
pefjif and It ht hlp-d thm all. It
la a very valuable medicine."
(ilsdys Htilette plays the part of typewriting and shorthand: Floyd
Esther ilatburn with charm and slm-j Watkins and Tom Caster in bookkeep.
pllclty.
Hug.
John Huncesucker of Klamath Falls
has returned to his home after spend
ing a week In the city attending to
bttslncBS matters. .
iaa.iaiai jiimaiipiwjwuiinn ay' aw ' !.' m!fFlimS,m' mm " I' f ! "
1 1 ii i aimi an ai ii iniaaaii naiiai a I in MaTaaaa n aat i iiptrirraai 1 . v
Cut Thla Out It Is Worth Money
Cut out this Blip, enclose with Re
and mnll it to Floye & Co., 2835 Shef
field Ave., Cltlcngo, in., writing your
name, and address clearly. You will
receive In return a trial pnekngo con
taining Foloy'g Honey nnd Tnr Com
pound for coughs, colds nnd croup;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains In sides
and back; rheumatism, backncho, kid
ney nnd bladder ailments; nnd Foley
Cnthnitlo Tablets, n wholesome nnd
thoroughly cleansing cnthnrtlo for con
sultation, biliousness, headaches, nnd
sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.
I Atlv.
m$ cite
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M r. Clt an. Lor tt r, oo1 , 1333 IOCWt
Pi., Kan- I'Hy. Mo., nn in rciit
Is-it! that T. unk a f'ri-dfirlptlon rurt
ti r ot rhpurtiftiltin, unl tlmi pih l
uy rM.'(inrun'W tt nnd refluent lht
p nrift Trunk's rrTTptlftii a
frim1 thi tn clwn wttti rhwumsttmn.
fcjr. JE't n y f:if n. II Auburn AvA,
H, F... f,liU,S, Il.vpul, Ml" h Q Mr
in a wvn IfHa.'!' (hut k(tht ymr mttn
vttUl- tn I)t.vf-r ahc u a nffrr nt
u:ni but ftitr utt.ntf Trunk's
I'rr- ri.ttl m nlm h nvr nuffrr-Ml with
1. iri'c, (st.rl nuw oi that It b Btn
Mi. tt. Mtv fllfan, WK, WritM
that Tmr.k i Ir i iptton ivd hmt
tif. nn tnvHil't f'r yt-nia. br
frln(t" tntt n'tcibf-ri eri trnlHh1 lo
? hr tip an( ttro'inct and vnjoytnir
Id'fl t fiJl 8fir ! mariy yrara ,
ttt mit-rinit fmrn r ItfurT.aUm, Hhn at
tr.Wtir tht rftT.arttatiltf tmrrnvmnt
In hfr mrrlJtloa tntlrftly o Trunk
l'rccrptUn,
What tht popl hav t'on ttundrdfi of oth-fim hava dona, hun
6ridff hHI dn tomorrow, and Vol' tun r.e r( Ui-jn. An amnzlnul
any tr':atmtnt for the rMi'-f ft nil 1'rm of hournati.in. If tvery mitn
and womnn who hv rh'uratkim in finr foi-m would takr TrtinU'fl
J'taarrlptton thr wu!d tw? hut nn rmt-dy rnnalnin nn th market,
and that ne would h Trunk'n 1 Yi.:r.it.on, it atand a Ion In It
po'd ftffct and rnulta, vniu 'n nn that ail ithf rntrdlaa woutd h
l;itd oitf ui ioi (rot-ton. No mat1f how lorsr jttaitrUnc; yf.itr can my hy
or thfl lnntiinrhlfi trratrMrit tiid in vain, almply fftltow thW treat
ment a diK-rt d and rhMitn?llam rannot i,t In thft huin:ri b dv.
Ttwre rt oniy two Inntan-- a in whl'h thee irff ripfifmrt ran tnl. anl
that la if you havtn't r heuntatiam, and If you do not lead ami follow thti
dirict.ona.
Trunk'a PreKoriptron s:i for $1.75 cr thr for only $5.00 at Has
kine Drug StorR. Medford. Ore.
Save Money on Flour
CRATER LAKE, an excellent Hard Wheat bleached
flour, per sack of 49 lbs.... : $2.10
SNOWY BUTTE, made from Kogue River Vallev
IJlue Stem Wheat, sack of 49 lbs... .'. .'.....$1.85
Whitaker's Cash and Carry Grocery
Prest-O-Plates
Mean Plenty of wPcpw '
Thry are the backbone of
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than ordinary plates, they
make Prest-O-Ltte Batteries
better than ordinary batteries.
Prest-O-Plates combine a
peculiar porosity with an
unusual hardness, which ex
plains their quick delivery of
power in cold weather, and
great, heat-resisting, non
buc k ling strength in summer.
We have Prest-O-Lite Bat
teries as low as V2Q.90 (trade
in price) for popular makes
of light cars, and other types .
t correspondingly low prices.
These are not special mod
els, but regular Prest-O-Lite
Batteries, backed by the regu
lar Frest-O-Lite guaranty; a
definite, generous obligation,
plus a spirit that says the car
owner must be pleased. Prett-O-Lite
Batteries are specified
by 87 leading manufacturers. '
and this list is growing. '
How is your battery work
ing? Is its pulse low? Come
around and consult our spe
cialists. We prolong the life
of all batteries, and we never
tell you that you need a new
battery until you do. Drive
around, and get our friendly
expert advice.
Prest-O-Lite Battery & Electric Station
Sfi-40 r. Front St. Offnt's Gara Bid.
Pennington & Johnson Phone 110
THE OLDEST SERVICE TO MOTORISTS
1
Pull up wbm ( If '
you wMaifti 1 trtk liaT
( and up
9hUeii
Headquarters forPrest-Tj
O-Lite's special battery I
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REPUBLICAN NOMINEE
FOR
at the primaries Friday, May 19
Ha ia a man of rara personality and : t
proved executive ability. Hare,
briefly, is hia story; liadc Lee Pat
terson was born in Benton County,
Oregon, in 1859. Attended country
schools and worked his way through
Christian College, Monmouth. Be
came a successful merchant in
Salem. In 1694 was elected State
Senator from Marion County. In
I89S was appointed Collector of ,
Customs at Portland, by President
McKinley; re-appointed by President
Roosevelt in 1902.
A Record of Achievement
WHILE he waa collector, the business of Mr. Patter
aon'a office fraatically doubled yet he reduced the
cost of running hia office by $6,360 a year. Since 1906
has been a successful farmer at Eola, Polk County, la
1919 and 1921 served as State Senator from Polk County.
'As chairman of Senate Finance Committee led the fight
against wholesale salary increase bills and defeated most
f them. In 1921 voted against increasing Governor's
aalary. ' .
Vote for Patterson and Stop this Waste!
Since 1913 State taxes have increased 748.7 pep cent I
This gross extravagance must be stopped I Mr. Patter
son haa pledged that when elected he will make a sub
stantial decreaae in your atate taxes by efficient and eco
nomical administration. A vote for Senator Patteraon la
a vote for clean, economical business-like government.
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Fald Adv,
PATTERSON CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
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