4
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PROGRESSES WITH BLANKETPOWERS i - f
nm mini nil inn' rn umt nnmni w
' UN UH! J WA rn n AH
Very satisfactory progress con
tinues to pe hiade In the ItuildinR
of the new Jll'.OoO airport undr
tho KupiTViHiun of Councilman
Josi'ph o. tiray, chairman of the
council airport committee anil with
Oily KiiH-rliiltmUi.i Krod Si'hcfft'l
in active charge of the work, as !
shuwu In the report of Mr. Schef
fttl submitted to lite city council
last night.
At this meetiiiK tlie council vot
ed to add .1. ( CollitiH, Chaa. ,A.
Whiff and ft. 13. McKlhuso or ita
-own membership to act with the
airport committee in coo iteration
with the chamber of commerce in
."the work of preparing the airport
dedication eetebratlon program.
V H'lipVrmtondent Hchcffel's report
on tilrnort i)roures un to Julv 1
wtu at follow 4:
.The work of plowing, , grading
'and leveling is practically complet
ed with the exception of four acres
to be rough graded, and the bal
ance of the fluid outside of the
runway to be fine graded and
dragged.
Trenching work for the drainage
vyas started, and we now have five
thousand linear feet of the trencher
excavated, and eighteen hundred
feet of the tile laid ready for the
gravel to cover the pipe.
The foundation for the hanger
is completed,- and forms for tlx
concrete are, being built and we
should start pouring concrete with-
, In n day or two. 'We have also
laid the tilt lines for the drainage
nround the hangar and aprons. The
pipe is In place, and just aH soon
as; Stuart & Sons can- deliver the
n ravel, the trenches will be filled.
, Thp barrels we are using for the
boundary marlters have been plac
ed and spaced on the field so that
should anyone .desire to use the
field, there will be amide room for
landing and taking off.
.. The road from the iliddle road
to the hangar is graded and ready
for gravel. All hired .equipment
for leveling has been disposed of
and the city's own equipment will
finish the work of leveling. We
are also using our own compressor
roller and concrete mixer on the
footings for tlie hangar.
, The following is the total .ex
penditures to July 1, Utit:
Klectlons $ KKU.Dl
Plowing, rolling, sprink
ling and leveling 7,StI0.1 1
Field markers 1 14.tS
Hangar foundation 477.92
Engineering l,Hfl.2!i
Tearing down buildings- HliS.-lii
Itepairs to fences 7!.3(l
Clearing and nibbing.... 1, 301.411
Koads 1G6.47
Total cost
..$12.2!)4.'
I0LY RIVALS JUNE
Not to be outdone by the iiionlh
of June, . Whicin so far this year
holds the rec'Vrt) 'for murriuge li
censes, July has started off vit h
a bang. With five licenses Issued
tllTi first day. six yesterday nnd
seven today, it begins to look like
this month Is, on the ascendency
in the eyes of King I'upid. J'er
hapst however, it is only because
the first week of July Ts so near
the month of June and more or
lean reflects some . of its well
known- glory; ' '
f Those found on the record
hocks this morning were;- Ulman
.1. t.arpenter and Kmily Louise
Kavdnaugh, otherwise known as
Kmma l.ou. well known milliner
of Medford; Claud V. tirigsby, 2-1.
of Central t'olnt. and Hazel Ter
rirt. 13. of Medford; Kvcrott F i
tiess, 20, 4if Klamath Falls, and
Margaret Zumlrunn, 2S, of Med
ford ; Vettie illles, 1 !, of Cold
Jlfll. and Margaret Wyatt, 17. of
Cold JMU; Jtoy Kldred Stapleton,
of Martinez, nnd Dorothy Til
hSv, t'2. of Iewistown. Mont.; Hoy
Self, 22. of Yrekil, and Kva Paul
son, ly, of Weed: (1. .S. Hloan, 33,
and hla May Dolan, 29, of t'opco,
' Calif. .
ravy
is to be judged
Oil flavor you
i j wouldn't make
gallons at d
time
' , i
You cati "scasoli to taste'1 a pint
' of gravy much more accurately.
lor a similar reason Hills' Bros,
i roast only a tew pounds of coffee
; at a time, instead of in bulk, by
their patented, continuous proc
ess Controlled Roasting. The
; flavor is acnially controlled al
; ways. NB other coffee can taste
' like Hills Bros; Coffee because
none it roasted the same way,
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
F iVjl fftf Ike Vtii
inal wAft Path. '
tMiiy oprntd with
Hi ttf.
C 1W ' ' i
if
ibUUhbiL htitMo
I I l.-rxir.-iK.
The city council hist' night; jvlth
the mayor and all otHer rlty' of
'. flcials unanimously agreed,' turned
I down an ordinance prepared and
i Introduced at the request of (he
I city water commission, , which
; would have given tlie latter body
, blanket authority to sell water,
i outside of the city limits and to
i maintain, repair, operate and ox-
tend the i lly water system from .
time to time outside of the city
limits, with proviso that "this au
thority shall not be held or con-1
strued to extend to selling of
j water to other. communities." )
! The mayor ilrnl councilman, dur
ing a brief discussion, After hear
! lug tl;e proposed ordinance read,
expressed fear that such blanket
i authority gave the water hoard
too much power and might be
Interpreted by that body us giv
ing it the right to sell city water
i to Jacksonville, or some other In
j corporatcd municipality not Im
mediately adjacent to Medford or
(likely for years to. come to he
t close enough to be regarded as
; In the immediate vic inity of .Mi'd
j ford to become a part of the
icity by annexation.
I The council took this action In
j accordance with formal opinion
i submitted by City Attorney Car
j kin to that hotly some time ago
that Medford. could not legally
sell water to Jacksonville nor any
I other municipality not adjacent
j to Medford.
I The council's action was not In
1 tended to throw anything In I he
! way of extending the chy water
(rysteni to the Berrydale and Oak
j drove districts, which the council
::ome time ago informally agreed
to give city water, baaed on the
territory limits of each district, :js
submitted for those communities
iat that time.
I However. In view of the fact
since that time the limits of Ihe.ie
'proposed water districts have been
jextended. especially lierrydale, the
Icity officials decided that when
the time came to dot. a separate
.ordinance must be prepared for
each district and that a plat of
j the exact territory of that pro
i posed water district be submitted
( before such ordinance would be
passed by the council. In other
words, the matter f Kiantlim
ordinances for the sale of water
to communities outside of the
city will, he passed on by the
cily council individually , one at a
lime, and will not lie passed un
less the limits "V each district arc
satisfactory to. the council.
NSTALLATIQN OF'
Se'ntcti. at d ' Ions' laliln in -tlio
grovo ,ut Uiu; Jitrlison ITol, Sirlt!RR
lust night' were: over SO Kulurbuis
nnd Rotmy Anns, who iittendpil thu
annual pknlc of the liolary club
IJuring the lniichron oaclt Uotarian
Introduced himself and "Ann."
Following tho dinner I he party
Adjourned to the' Hot Springs pa
vilion, where the newly elected of
ficers and directors were Installed.
The ceremony was In rharfto of
Wm. W'hlteluw. New oti'leers in
clude Frank Newman, prer.ldetit;
EA Shockley, vice-president; lh
O. V 'Chambers secretary; and the
followini; directors: K. I. Dazey,
W-. VV. -Allen, W. S. IlolKer nnd J.
W. W'akerield.
Jack Carley, retiring president,
was presented with a past presi
dent's emblem by the Rotary club
in appreciation of iiis work for the
last year.
DancinK. with music furnished
by Alford's Imperial Artists, nnd
swimming were enjoyed duriuf; I lie
evening.
The committee in charge con
sisted bt tho retiring board of ill
rectors.' with II. L. Unimley as
chairman.
RUINS STANDARD
ON WEST ITU
The white lights of Sixth street
will be several kilowatts dimmer
toniibt. as the result of a -coltifflon
between a Hulck car driven by. It.
d. Stlnson, rcpreuentative of the
Maytag company of Port hi nd and
a Itlaek anl While taxi, driven by
Marvin Holers at the intersection
of Sixth and Holly last night.
The force of the rlhsh -wheeled
the Huick over against Ihe beauti
ful new lamp punt, uprooting t he
latter fr.om lis solid foundation.
The post however, saved the Hala
tion for the Harrison Sweet chop
window, which would h.-ve been
next In the line of div:trul'fion.
I!oth machines . suffered consid
erable damage, but neither dtivei
w us Injured seriously. Thp aecl
dent occurred at 12:15 lant iiii:ht.
Another collision oei iui-ed at the
eo.-m-r f Main and Suminilt at 'J
o'Hoek last . flight. When a Koril
coupe, driv-n by M n itt I'rn y
tri:sh-d Into the renr of A Chrys
ler double p:irl;d faring v.fst on
Muln. Thv latter eir i owned by
Kenne!li l'arrtt. Tit-- left reir
fend'-r ef tho I'ai'n-lt c:ir war: bad
ly hent. and ron.fdig-jblC' .damage
ai done the front of the I'eny
cur.
tit " i T.
. Associatnl i'rps -flofo
i Secretary Mellon tr.peetln(j nevy smsll sire currency. With Assist
ant Secretary Henry Hnrrlck-- Bond (ceatcd), he' is shown the new
bills by Director Hall of the bureau f fcnp'ravln and printing.
iSiiiilillioT
AVE PEARS'
T.vo matter:: of interest to the
fruit, indfisiry of ;the valley, par
ticularly to the growers-and pack
ing houses, were acted on by the
city council Inst night, one of
whk-h. the proposed doing away
with the rough hump In the pave
ment on t-'outh Kir street, opposite
Nth street, will result in the sav
ing of thousands of dollars to tlie
growers whose pears are hauled ny
truek-to i he packing houses.
.This i-oukI) spot, a series of
humps, resulting from depressions
in the pavement over the .spot
where the traeks of the old Jack
sonville railroad formerly ran, has
lonji bei n complained of, as a load
ed IriK'k of pears passing over it
sha lies the pears violent iy, thus
causing much fruit to become so
cheeked or marred by bruises as
to render it difficult of sale, par
ticularly late In tho season, even
to the canneries.
C. ( Leminon on behalf of the
RtiKtio' -Hiver Traffic as'soeiatlon,
last night requested the elly offi
cials to do away with this roui;h
section before the packing season
heKin In early .August, lie diluted
on t the extent .iR the damage caus
ed'to'frult heW hauled over it,..
The city officials have, been in
formally considering it for some
time past, but had us yei taken no
aVtiun, as 1 hey were somewhat,
stumped when an Informal, hur
ried estimate as to the cost, of re
paying this rouKh section was j-iven
as Jsiititi by City Superintendent
richeffe), for the present state ol
city finances makes such suggest
ed repaving at such a ciist almost
piohibitivo.
However, t he council recount
ing the necessity of doing away
with this complained of section in
some manner before the fruit
hauling season begins, vvoted . to
have Superintendent Scheifel and
the council street committee -make
a rafeful investigation and esti
mate of cost, of repaving. or some
other renii dy. as soon as possible.
One suKiestinn made w is that the
section be grilvetcd and oiled and
kept In satisfactory condition that
way until at some future lime re
viving can lie done.
An ordinance was passed lo re
quire alt packing houses located
within the city limits to be equip
ped with n trough or tank, through
which tlie used . spray wash must
lie run over limes'.one to neutralize
the acid in it before the wash is.
dumped Into the city water 'sys
tem, as If this Is not done it c;ises
decay and trouble In the water
pipes. . ,
The reKOlnr meeting of th"
pointy rotirt . wn. hold to-trty. nnd
:hc piinc)):!l tnotinfl ivas tbe
-itrolnn ef payrolls, so tht' inuuly
einplnyeji would tuii'e money for
I
tllclr Fourth of July cl,l-;!imi.
Tlicy'wlll he paid ilt-y Iu advance
on account of the holiday.
Petitions were alno pivuonled to
the court for the(bull.liin; of roads
In the Trail nnd Shale City (lis
ti'l"ts. and tfln:U nrjlioi! . llctl In
ahey.-iniv. :
REESE CRELK AND E.P.
CHURCH JON IN AH
i:r:r:sK,rni;i;K. ore, July 3.
(Spe'i inl ) Th. c.nrnmiinltv church1
of K:ittlc I'oint Ifi combining, with
lier jp Cmck In a fnn th of .1 uly ;
eol-bi at bin picnic on !;ig Cutt
mok, -The public in invit'd. U
in planned to mi ot ;it the r, bool
house fi:0 a, to . nnd fol!nw(
the h .id r i;i ,IIip K'oonds w her'
a ii -nt-- hue h w ill be enjoyed
with pKnty of ke cream. i
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7
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4TH AT ASHLAND
A sunrise cannon salute tit i:30
1 tomorrow morhlng will usher, in
(the Fourth "of July 'celebration at
I Ashland for which all plans have
: been completed. From that time
: until midnight the Llthlu city will
: be the scene of merrymaking.
playing host to throngs of people
f om every part of southern Ure-
j Finishing touches are being put
J on floats and the entire city is
. decked with flags and appropriate
! decorations in preparation for the
; celebration
I The sports program for the day,
j arranged by Uie Ashland Klwanla
; elu'o, will include entertainment
; for every one, young and" old.
i Holler skating, horse shoe pitch
j Ing, baseball motorcycle bill climb
ing and children's .sports are a
few of the highlights scheduled
' for the day.
j Following a horse shot pitching
j eerti'Nt at v a. iii., and a roller
ska In event, u parade will com
! plele the morning's program. '
Seven machines have been en
I tered In the motorcycle hill
climbing contest, whk-li. will take
p'aee in iMthia park at 1:30 Thurs
day afternoon. An entry fee of
one dtdlar Is charged ami the win
ner "takes nil." "
Competitive gameH for children
will be directed by Miss Marjorle
j (loff of Medford, who is play-
; ground hupervisor at Ijllhiu 1'ark
i this sumhier. These games will
j also h -gin at 1 :30.
A baseball game between Weed
'and Ashland will be another at
( traction of the afternoon jtrogram.
Fireworks at !) p. in., and danc-
ing both afternoon and evening
ion the new dance floor will com-
plete the. big celebration.
K
That the vao, of property, par
ticularly furin land',' has been .on
(the Increa'so durftig-the 'last threi'
j years In the Itogue Hiver valley.
I particularly near Medford, Is the
'opinion of C C Murray, local ab
; wti actor. .Members of the local
labstrat com putties have been very
'busy of late, and find it difficult
to keep up with the work.
According to .Mr. Murray, most
bf the property is being sold to
(people who have Just come to
Mn.ifnnl "1V-1 'tin ii-ictlenttv
every state In tho union havo
.,...,.11 p.opcny in una aiiotit
Medford recently," stild -Mr. .Mur-
.'irrc.,..,(.i f.,.., nr, taboo in Med
ford. Thin- holdf ; truo for, all
-un r '(iieuorKh "i iiif lnmmable
joy-makeiH capabl t-f Kturting
fire, according to "hlef of I'olice
.V erred ic( who Koundod u Hpechil
arn ing loilay to all proHpcctivo
ec bbratoiM of the Kojilh.
Thor.e retting off flreworkH
wilbfn the cily liniilH are violating
a elly ordinance and fire Hiibject
lb filrcnt. Htihl the chief.
Km ti ynr t:ie firo totnl mount h
higher around thiH date than nt
any other time, iMcdford, having
whit it kaid tii be the lowCnt rate
in (he Hlale, will be able to main
tain that standard with the co
fiperat bui of the local pcpb, ac-f-otditm'
to riitef Met'r.die.
The HhmttiiiL; o( any firecraltcer,
or any other .lyp of f it'cworl.H, Will
not he permitted mi government
foj;cHt lund, tomorrow or cny nihe.
ditv, Hcconllng to Kuocrvinor . V.
H.iikiri of Crater National forest.
Kif-ptDfl I hi hit li Colli ft or
W A i 1 1 N f i To S. .1 uly 3
A-'.-atani SeTCiary Lowman today
announced Mint Owcar tZ. Diihly,
col!ic tr of ciiKtouiH at I)U loth,
had been iuiipeiidd p''inlinn hear
ings on charffes ogalntt him.
itrilK DAIHtK
I PEEPING TOMS Of!
I APPLEGATE RIVER:
"lVeping Toms.' with hlKh-'mw
ere-! binoculars, operated last Hun
day ulimg the 1U Appb-ttate river,
with its favorite wl nulling spots,
resulting in some consternai Ion
amont; the wimen bathers, aiftl a
shurt and stern chase by the men.
Close to a thousand residents of
Southern On K'n were enjoying tie
cool water.--, over a ten mile front,
when a woman preparing for a
swim, caught sir; lit of two young
men, on an eminence above her,
paving Intently through u leleMi-ope.
Sin screamed and the hunt started.
The wretches escaped, but the
sheriff said ftiis morning steps
would be taken to thwart them to
morrow, when scores will visit the
dlMrict.
The Hig Applegatc river is full
of pools, and is Ideal for swimming
and the country back of the swim
ming holes is hij;h and brushy, A
"Peeping Tom" can hide easily and
that Is what the pair did last Sun
day. Xo description was secured
except that they were young men
and well dressed.
A number, of American Legion
members, engaged In repairing the
Hoy Scout camp, engaged In the un
organized hunt, nnd later the rang
ers at the I .one Star ranger sta
tion were notified and promised to
keep an eye out for any men with
opera glasses. .
The only dressing' rooms along
the A pplegate are. clumps of
bustles. The discovery of the. pres
ence of "Peeping Toms" had no
effect on the popularity of th
:;lreani for swimming, and scores
I visited .the .section .tills, week. A
I record crowd is expected there on
the I'ourth of July.
Thousands of personal , iuvila
tiou.-t to visit OregonUhis mimmci
and enjoy1, the evergreen play
ground are being sent out from
thu joh Angeles office of the
slate chamber to prominent mem
be is of civic organizations In all
parts of the southwest. Included
With the Invitation is a. beautiful
recreational map, u highway folder
and descriptive matter den lime
with all sections of thlH state. In
conjunction with this letter cam
paign, tho stato chamber is con
duet ing an aovcrusing pi ogrnm
In the lcuding newspapers. Arthur
Foster of the slate chamber staff
opened his headquarters on July
1, at Yellowstone. , national park
and will direct, travel over .Ore
gon highways. . , ,
Radio Program
KMED
Mfcll Tribune-Virgin Station
228.9 Meiers 131(1 K. C.
Wednesday, July 3 .
... I. Mi-- . . . ... ..."
tl to 6:J.n lals Tliealifi.. .
II: IB to G:!i-i News lleiiis, tlie
Wifll Tribune.. . . . . .
C:3U to 7 Crusctiiit Dairy.
10 to 12 -Dreamland Palace.
Thursday, July 4
A. M
9 to 9:30 Durum Dealers.
9:30 to 10 Gulden West Cot
tee. . .
10 to 10:30 Kconomy Groce
teria and Kri Linns.
10:30 to 1 1 Heebe ,& (Ciiiillu.
11 to 11:30 ludeem!enl KIbis
trlc fo.
11:30 to ia Jarmlu & "Woods.
12 Noon NewH -ltemfl, Mall
Trllmne. . .....
P. M. .
12 to 12:30 Natatorlum.
12:30 to 1 Gold Seal Oroum
. ery. . . .
1 to 1:30 Hoick Dealers.
1:30 to 2 Hecli'B llakery.
2 to 2:30 YoiiOKlorn & Co.
6 to G: 1 5 Isis Theatre.
G:15 to 0:30-Medford Mall
Tribune News and Markets.
0:30 lo 7 Associated Oil Co.
Big Cherry Crop
LA GKANDK, Ore, July 3. fp)
With picking of ltoyal Amies and
IMngH Hrhcduled to start about July
15. Ilnion county Is anticipating
th higgoHt cherry crop In ynuTH, or
about 80 carloadH, double last year.
"WORTHWEiGHT
IN GOLD"
Verdict of Woman Who
Tried Pinkham's Compound
TuMv, S. Y.i "It hurt mo to walk
or eit down without help and I ,felt
jih'K (inn
wniik
My . DIotlltT III-
law t'K)k Lydin
K. IVinkliaura
Vegetable. Com
pound and riio
inducril me to
take it. I am
now on the fourth
bottle and havo
nlxo ucd Irdia
K. T'itiKhrtm'a
Pniialivn null.
TIim mrdtcint-ff
Hint will tt1 for me wlhtt th V.'c
table onipound nnd Sanntivi! Wand
hate done are cctttilnly worth their
weight in u. I think 1 have given
Ihvm a f;ilr Irinl and I expect to tnkn
two more hottlm of the Vegetnblo
Conipounil." Aliw. Chari.w Mou
Uan, It. K. 1). I, Tqllv, N, V.
PERSONALINVITATIONS
FOR OREGON VACATiON
Mtlltil JUIlLlW
SIXTEEN YEARS IS
WEATHER RECORD
The most conspn-uous feature of
Inst month's weather is that It was
the wettest Juno of record since
; l!i:t, accord In r, to the mont lily
summary prepared by L. Walter
Dick, head of the Medford weather
bureau, which reads in part as fol
lows: June. l:n'!t, had a mean tempera
;ture of ;:(.! degrees, exactly equal
ing Hie average lor June of hint
year, and l.ti degiveH helou the
; past uveragn for the month during
i Hi years of tecord. Tho hiejiest
j value was It 7 on the iT.trd and the
lowest was on the I'mt. On this
llitfll hanu-U date 1 it lit frost funned
iu some of thu cold sections of the
valley, doing considerable damage
to beans, corn, potatoes ami toma
toes, but Injury was spotted, no
general damage alTocting tho val
luy as a whole occurring.
Thu month was the Wettest June
of record with tho exception of
Juno l!M;i. Thu total precipitation
was li.f4 inches, more than three
times the normal. (-The greatest
amount of rtiluiall occitrving in June
in I ho past was It.Hil inches iu P.)i:t.
Most of the rain fell during tho
first week, tho last ifi days being
entirely free from precipitation, ex
cept for traces on three, or four
days. Mnderaloly Hevero thunder
storms occurred on tho 3rd nnd Gth,
but no lightning riitinngft was re
ported. A trace of hail fell on the
5th.
Total wind movement .amounted
to HI fill miles, giving an average
hourly velocity of 1.1 inileH. The
maximum velocity wa-i miles per
hour, from the tut h west on the
;ird. and (ho prevailing direction
was from the northwest.
Thirteen days were clear, fivts
were partly cloudy and 1 clo.aly.
There was no Tog. but Hiiht smoke
and ha.e were of fairly frequent
occurrence. A lunar halo was ob
served r,n the lth. A meteor of
unusual brilliance nnd si.o yui
noted on tho evening of Juno l':l.
A trull of smoke wan left by this
meteor nnd was visible alter thu
meteor had disappeared. .
The summary reads:
l'rct ipfta-1
Ia(u Max. Min Menu tion ;
1 (i 1 3S till .1)5 I
2 7o 3ti . S3 T
3 7f l Ol) .31
I f.s r.t cs .8:1
r. CI 7S Gti
I! 117 -17 r.7 .(II
7 W.'. 1.0 Bti .17
X 71 M Ki T
!l 71 IS Gl .07
IU 7L 53 112 T
II 77 -IS (iL! . U
fi ,Mi -iii tjti n
13 S'J r.a CS T
14 IS I till 70 .01
15 C!l ' ' 4! Till .OS
1(1 CI 13 M T
17 70 41 07 r
IS 72 4ti r.7 (
III 82 38 CO 0
20 SO ' 45 CG 0
21 88 47 CG 0
22 !0 4G t'.8 0
J3 !I7 47 72 0
2-i ' 03 51 72 ' 0
25 88 52 70 0
211 S7 48' (IS 0
' 144 52 73 0
28 !ll 55 73 0
21) 88 52 70 0
31) 00 52 71 0
Mean 78.C, 48, 03. 4 Total, 2.51.
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f:re.-:llani. New Htreet aiKtlH in
stalled in thin elly.
Films In at 10 A. M.
Ready at 5 P. M.
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INVIGORATING TONIC
New Scientific Formula Contains Ingredients Which
Are Designed to Import Tone anl Strength to
Entire System and Which Are Valuable for Their
Influence Upon the Appetite and Digestion.
The instant uiul liriiiiincii:il xiumtsk of Harmon is easily ex
plained, lis rflVi't is almost iniiiit'diatt'. lii'lit from tho first
dose people lio are snf lerinj; from lowered vitality bein to
feel its stiiiiiilalini;, tonic effects. Thousands of half-sick, run-
down men and women who have laki'n it with the most aston
j ishinj; and iiratifyin results report that il seems to pick them
rifilit up and put them on their feet.
I It is not only a powerful reconstructive tonic designed to
I impart tone ami strength to the entire syst 'in. but it is u con
stitutional treatment, as well and exerts a tremendous influence
upon the processes of assimilation and elimination. It also eon
tains other ingredients of recognized therapeutiii.vulue 'which
are valuable for their influence upon the appetite and digestion.
Sat-tron In fulfllllnK Its erent niln
Klon. It is iIoIiik It in a nrw and
revolutionary way; the wav Hint
the men ot' scletn-.. who hit.or.Ml tor
years to oertVet thin ntv anil
eiHM'homikinK rormulti lutenilfl it
to he ill. nt'.
lt'H not tlnini; il hy everlastllnrlv
purKiiiK ami hlnstliiK out tin' inti's
tiiuil trart with J.olsuus. Irritatiua
nuruntlvi's and I'lit'tiilcaU tloo . 1 .
nunv harm than kooiI. .Nt'lthi'r Is
it iloiUK it with pltasant-taHtint.r
"illKi'stivi tahlt-ts" whicli Kivi only
tempLH-ary ri'lhir. lr nny at all.
Neither, doer it pretend to purify
the blood hy hurnlliK It out with
eheniieals. heeause the men who
make Sartri.li know that there iH
no medii'ine or ilrun wllteh is an
efTeetlve "l.lnod purifier."
Saraun 1h aeetonpllshlm; I(h re
Milts hy helplllK Nature lo eorreet
.the Improper tuueliioilni.' of three
! all-Important orcans and fluids of
the hody it Is lleslKUed lo aid.
line of the haste lm:redlehl In
ISari?un is desiKlled lo stimulate the
liver to normal aetivity heeause,
after years of medienl researeh It
has heen proven i.-oneluslveiy that
seven out of every ten people, past
, the aue of thirty, suffer from de-
( flelenl hile flow raused hy n sIuk
Kish liver. And unless the liver Is
I perforinlnir its proper ftlnetlons.
( the proeess of digestion, assimila-
j Hon and elimination heeome de
ranged, resiiltlut,' in dyspepsia, kus-
lro-intestlnal dlsio-ilers. aiito-intox-
"'tt 'en'oiislination.hv Peru iOI Oi.
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awear that tho nhovo stiiiemnni iu
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TIMES TODAY TIMES
D. W. GRIFFITH 'S ' '
Greatest Play In Years
"THE BATTLE OF
Continuous Show
Tomorrow
A CHAMPION OF
COMEDIES . ,
; WM. HAINES
JOAN CRAWFORD
KARL DANE
' Are Bound to Keep You Howling In
' This Big Prifce Ring Romsnce
The Duke Steps Out
ifSV. J-P Admission itfU
fi$A "sf Mstlness Evenings KUf
K.VIJ--j.'W... 44. - 10 and 15 10nd25 P. Ur
and 01 her distressing nymptoms
wlii. li urr now common hi this'
inod'M'ii min.
Atmibt'i basic lnijrrdlcnt In Sar
Kon is (bvjfr.non 10 build up the
rb bi ss "! iv of tho blood
t ri'ji:ii by hu i.-uHlm; the amount
of baimun!ib;n vvbb'h tho rod cor-i)U-ci's
i-o nfa in and thus enable
tbi' blood to purify Itself.
Htill nnothur pi'liu'lpnl inKrodlent
in Karon in di-v ni'd to stimulate
tin ull-llilpnrUim eoreiloiiK of llio
I'lidocryne Klandn, which form a
net-work throughout the body and
wh Ifh HOlenee Iuih learned govern
our veiy outlook on life, making us
either ambitious and alert or dull
and depressfd.
Sar;:nn represents some of our
latest knowledge in the field of
medii'liie. The work done In origi
nating it ran aearcely be measured.
It hu involved the critical study
not only of many medicines, but
also the elinlcal and research work
done rtitn them by leading scien
tists In some of the greatest labo
ratories and medical centers of the
world.
Almost overnight Sargon has bo
come the fietmitlon of Medford and
dally crowds are visiting the Mairfll
Orug Co. to secure a supply ot this
remarkable new treatment that has
amused stub universal interest
through the amazing results it has
produeed In overcoming troubles
that have baffled all other efforts
for relief. liild adv.
Heserve District No. 12
CONDITION' OP THK
Oregon, nt tllo rlOHO.of
211. 11129. .
liiisineAfi
873.759.47
3,1S3,79
421,214.25
680,633.07
98,000.00
123,908.85
312,61)1.20
13,030.60
5,000.00
Items
TretiBurel - ulld duo from
$2,41,118.73
: . . .
I 100,000.00
. , , 60,000.00
. t 21.400.45
99,997.60
29.197.46
.... 1,263,467.63
... 877,006.80.
:' ..:,' '. 12,431.118.73
a.
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uiiovo-nameu uank, no eolemnry
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" " ",y Kriowieago
oma cMawfokd,
. Cashtor
mo thla 3rd day or July, 1929. '
J. W. ' WAKKKIELD.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
H. E. HARDER,
' ' JN'O. R. TOMLIN,
11. 8. DEUEL.
Directors.
THE SEXES"
12:30 to 11 P. M.
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