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MEDFOTCD MATE TRIBUNE, MTCDECVRP. OHEOOX, WEDNESDAY, - JULY 20, 1922 EH thing that entered into the production of a newspaper increased from 40 to 800 per cent, while advertising rates only increased flioin 10 to -5 per cent. Then- has bM-n no reduction In labor, and in other items of expenso little reduction except print paper, and that has been comparatively small. The price on print paper Is advancing again. E shown over the valley by a commit tee of the chamber after which he will ! given a luncheon at the Med ford Hotel. Tho Yoeiuitn Intend to invent In the neighborhood (A a million dollars in a children's home and this tour is being made to get a general idea as to the most logical location for the same. Sure TOHX V. TllOMAS,'ivill-kiiiu-ii iiLsnnnicc man r Wilmington, lt'l., who ilrcliiKS 'lit II lite (MtHiipl ly oit'lf lllllf hU, -ttiM.mn MoniilHl Cmiihli and rtm-don n - tilth t inn following two miarks or iiUlnciit. Gniiui wcfirht -milt now ftt'ls fine. FOR INDIGESTION DECLARE LEADER 10 VISIT F PAGE STX SI. 6 Bell-am s TTJ It .J . ft . 1 ' ''k "The flu left me In such a run down condition life was miserable and, work a burden," declared John Thomas, well-known iriHUianee man, COO Tatnall Ht., AVllniigtun, Del.. In a recent statement regarding Tan lac. ' ; "Twice 7 wag a victim of the flu," he .continued, "the lam tttno about two years ago, and inco then I suf fered from stomaeh trouble, nervouH ness and dizzy H)tlln. After eatintf. , B&a on my stomach worked up thru : my chest and made my heart heat ho fant It alarmed me and I nearly smothered. I could never Ret a jjood night's sleep and Kot up morning" with n mean taste in my month and &U tired out. "Other medicines seemed to do me harm instead of tfood, but three hot ties of Tanlac rid mo of Indigotjtlon, the nervousness and dizziness. My; sleep Is restful and 1 am foellmr like, A 'different man. Tanlac Js certainly great." Tanlac is sold by nil good ' dniK Rlstfl. Adv. MAIL YOUR FILMS TO . SWEM'S STUDIO 217 K. Main SI, Medforil 1 N AMERICAN LEAGUE CHICAGO, July 26 (Hy Associated Press). The St. Ixnila urowns and New York Giants had firmer holds. to day on their leadership in the Amer ican and National league races as a result of their activities In the opening names of the crucial series with the New York Yankees and St. Louis Car dinals. Two and a half games separated the leading American league rivals as they opened the second encounter while the chief combatants in the National league had a gap of hut half a game between them. I'rban Shocker recovered his ability to, jinx the Giants after four straight setbacks and wcaved a shutout spell over murderers row while his mates knocked Submarine Cart Mays from the box and tallied eight runs. Ken Williams slashed out his 22nd homer. The Giants had a more strenuous time by virtue of a seven run melee in the fifth that drove Hill Douk from the box. St. Ixuls rallied In the ninth and came within a run of tying the count by driving across four tallies off Fred Toncy. Ty Cobb led his team to an 8 to G victory over Washington. Guy Morton shut out the A'thleticB 4 to 0 in the first game of a doublohoa.d- er but fulled In an Iron man attempt to pitch both contests. He was knock ed out of the box In the fifth Inning of the second encounter and the Mack men broke even With Cleveland by win ning 11 to 4. Hlankenship twirled the White Sox to a 3 to 1 triumph over Boston. Watson's poor fielding aided the Chicago Cubs to score six runs off him In the fourth and 'defeat the Iloston llraves, 0 to 3, while Cincinnati cap tured a slug fest from Philadelphia 5 In 11 (n fan Hnniniru Pftf ulini-r- rfn?nnt. I'cd Brooklyn B to 3. Day or Night WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Directors RING READY FOR BIG BOUT .,. Car Rent Service Central Point Taxi at Cfcntrhl 1'oint Feed 8torc ' ' JESSE ItlCIIAKDSOX Med ford Athletic Club Behind Walker's Entrance In alley, Open 10 a. tn. to 10 p. m. dally. Hot . dud cold showers. MiwKuging. ' K. 'O. BOD llltOWN, Mgr. - WARNING Plnro your' order now, nniT jfA'n us a chance to protoct you on your winter coal, hh price in bound to go much junior, owing to striae conditions. VALLEY FUEL CO.' i ', Phono 70. Dry Clcnnlng, Dyeing, Pressing, - ltepnlrinK. " 8,'Vf. F0RSYTHE -. DYElt AND CI.KAXKIt Prompt Bervlce and prlceB (he. lowest consistent with first class work. Phono 341. fhoo nt 1 Id .Mistletoe. NEWCOMB FOR WOOD 16inch Blab 'Wood, dry Jin 'yard, 51.75 per tier. Delivered green, 51.75 id loads of 4 tier, -duihpbd. Dry Mill Blocks, $G.G0 per load, or ?5.75 dumped. Plione 631 : . GIMCHU.NG , China Herb Store This Is to cortlrj that Dim Chun of Mdfonl. Ore., Iibm cured inn vf Kelttv nnn stomach trouble. S. M. t,eoiird. tl J St.. Grants l'u. , This is to certify that dim Chun of iiieiiiiiru, m., iiai ciireu ine or rupture of four earn Ht:itnlliiK. K. O. lsliain, 41S B St., Grant 1'ass. Ore. , Medforu. t3r,'Kon, Jun. 1, 1917. Thin is to certify thnt I, the under Aliened, bail very ncvere ntomnrh troutUe and had been bothered for Severn! y.'iirn and lint AuRUHt wtn not expected to live, and learinK of Oun Ouiuk twhone Herb store is at Lit Houth l-'ront nt.-eet. Medford), I decided to Ket hvrhn for my stomach trouble, and 1 ntiirti-d to feelhtK batter as Boon as I tisod ttietn and toilay am a well man and can heartily recom mend anyone afflicted as 1 wus to see Olm Chung and try bin 'Hcrha. Hlnned) . W. K. JOHNSON. AVItnesHes: Wm. Lewis, Eagle Point. W. L. Chlldreth, EaKlo Point. M. A. Anderson, Medford. R B. Holmes, r.ajrte 1'olnt. C. K. Moore. KatMe Point. ' J. V. Mclntyre, KaRle t"olnt . Oeo. Von der Ilellen, Kavle Point. , - ' Tool. E. Nichols, liufc-lo Pulut. JEnSBYCITV, ii. J July 26 Matchmakor Prank Pottr'ii6y announc ed today the comiUetlon of the liKbtlii)! Mild seutlnK urrnnKqmcuts for the Leonard-Tendlor world's championship bout in Tex Itlcknrd's arena tomorrow night ' The first preliminary will stmt at 8:15 p.' m. ami the main bout at 'ten o'clock. Tho two ten round IkiuIs have been changed owing to unfitness of two of tho men. Joe Qulnn will meet Phil KruK instead of Jinlmy O'Gatty, mid Mickey Donley will meet Poto Hartley In place of Johnny ShuKruc. Honolulu Beats Stanford IIONOlA'LII, July 2G (Hy Associat ed Pressl. The Stanford baseball team was unable to withstand the attack of the nine from the twenty-first Infantry hrlKuilu of tho United States army yes terday and went down to defeat with tho scoro doubled itKulnnt them, Stan ford 8, Infantry ti. YESTERDAY'S RESULT8 National , Brooklyn 3. PlttshurK 5. Philadelphia 11, Cincinnati 15. Now York 9, St. Louis S. Iloston 3, ChlcnKo G. American Cleveland 4-4. Philadelphia 0-1 1. ChlcuKo .1, Iloston 1. Detroit 8, Washliifrton Bl St. Mollis S, NeV York 0. '. Coast Vernnh 0, San Francisco 6. -Suit l.ako 10, Sacramento 13. l.os Angeles S, Oakland 7. (NEW YOUK.-Prnuk Kramer, champion bicycle vlder, failed by a fifth of u second, to equal his world's iecord of' IB 4-R ttucotitls for a sixth of a mile. VAiVCOUVim. lofkey IT. Moltcr Is exiiected to ho disabled the re niatn'der of llio season by a broken colar bono, Injured eye and probablo lulernal injuries sustained yesterday wluui his mount threw him. Jt'AUKZ. YouiiR .loo Rivers, El Paso, wifh tho referee's decision over Knioklo ' Kink, Port worth. In ten rounds. 'In another bout, Kid Mor tlo of El Paso won the decision over (leori:o Sirlny, New Orleans. SAN EHANTISCO. After two hours of wrestllitK without a fall, Ed (SlraiiKlerl Lewis of San Jose .Tal world's champion, Vus nwnrtled a referee's decision over Kenalo liar tllnl, lloslou. ... W1SI11TA. -Harvey Thorpe, Kan sas City, and Cowboy Pndsett, Den ver, foimht ten rounds to a pitpulnr draw. A London railroad terminal in tthlch ncicrlents have happened he rn use trains could not be slopped In time Iiuh been equipped with hydraul ic buffers. After a thorough investigation of the newspapers of Oregon, that keep sys tematic expense accounts, it was plain ly shown at the recent meeting of the state editorial association in Corvallls that the cost of producing a newspaper has been, lessened In nothing except in a minor wuy. and has been increased in one way and another to where the average is higher than at any time since 11114. It was found that rates could not ie reduced at this tlmo. During tho past few years every- J. Pickford's Wedding Date Fixed for July 30 LOS ANGELES, July 20. The date for the wedding of Marilynn .Miller of the stage, to Jack Pickford of the screen, has been advanced from August 1 to July 30. T,he ad vancement and the announcement of It were both made by .luck's mother. Mrs. Charlotte Pickford, also mother ot Mary Pickford, tho wife of Doug las Fairbanks. Arrangements have been complet ed by a committee of the Medford Chamber of Commerce for the En tertainment of A. N. Farmer of De troit, Michigan, who will arrive in Medford tomorrow morning with M. J. Duryea of tho Oregon State Cham ber of Commerce. A. N. Farmer is chairman of the committee of the Yoi'niun lodge and he is looking over the west with a view of locating a children's home that organization. He will be mmms afc Milk Tor Infant & Invalids NO COOKING The "Food-Drink" for AU Aces. Quick Lanch atHome.Office.and Fountains. Ask for HORUCKS. , mg-Avoid Imitations & Substitutes r si jure kpiipt 254 and 75 Packages Everywhere COMTINIHTAl Quotation oh Fnmps and Kams for lr. . ' '.' ,': , Titration., . THOS. T. TEMPM5. jledford 1 1 m ii iif rrwiirwBnMiriiirnTiTTrT -it tt nrmn-1 1 r 1 1 " ---- J 10" 'til . IE i lowest cost mileage ever known Effective July 20th, Goodrich establishes a revised price list that is a base line of tire value. It gives the motorist the buying advantage of knowing that whatever i size tire he , selects is of the same quality Goodrich one-quality standard. It gives him the longest mileage, the most satisfactory servicer and the highest quality his money can buy. Results will prove that it is impossible to buy tire mileage at lower cost. Think of being able to buy own ' .... ; at such prices as these: ISIZE BASE LINE PRICE SIZE ; BASE LINE PRICE 30x3Cl $13-50 , " 34x4 S.B. $30.85 31x3.85 CL ' 15.95 '32x4? S.B. 37.70 30x3? StB. 15.95 33x41 S.B. r 38.55 32x3jS.B. 22.95 34x4f S.B. ; 39.50 31x4 S.B. , 26.45 35x4? S.B. : 40-70 32x4 S.B. 29.15 33x5 S.B. 46.95 33x4 S.B. 30.05 35x5 S.B. 49.30 No extra charge for excise lax. This lax is paid by Goodrich efw base line prices are also effective on Goodrich Fabric Tires SIZE BASE LINE PRICE SIZE BASE LINE PRICE 30x3 "55" $9.65 32x4 S.B. Safety $21.20 30x3 "55" . 10.65 33x4 S.B. Safety 22.35 32x3? S.B. Safety I 16.30. 34x4 S.B. Safety 22.85 .V No extra charge for excise lax. This tax is paid by Goodrich This revised price list affords the motorist as definite a guide to tire prices as Goodrich Tires are the definite standard of tire quality. THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY, Akron, Ohio if j