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VOTES JAPANESE EXCLUSION
NOW IS THE TIME
TO BUY REAL ESTATE
Gentlemen's Agreement Defeated in
Senate, 76 to 2.
Washington, D. C.—The senate an­
In Jacksonville. A new era is here and all desirable prop­
erty will soon be taken at the very reasonable prices now
swered Ambassador Hanihara's pro­
prevailing. List with me if you have property for sale.
test against Japanese exclusion legis­
The demand will be good this Spring.
Brief Resume Most Important lation Monday by voting, 76. to 2, Johnson Immigration Measure MILK SUBSTITUTE
against recognition of the “gentle­
Daily News Items.
IS EASILY MIXED
Is Passed.
men's agreement” with Japan on the
immigration question.
Dairy experts at the United States
This action is preliminary to adop­
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Justice of the Peace.
CITY RECORDER
Department of Agriculture experi­
tion by the senate by an overwhelm­
mental farm at Beltsville, Md., have
ing majority of the house Japanese
worked out a calf meal milk substi­
Office in Roe building,
Jacksonville, Oregon
exclusion provision.
tute which is practical, und easily
Whatever the result would have
mixed and which contains a greater
Events of Noted People, Governments been without the incident of the am- No EfTort Made to Eliminate Opposed proportion of home-grown feeds than
is used In most cslf meals.
bassador’s letter, that communication
and PaciGc Northwest, and Other
Clause Percentage Based on
The department's recommended ra­
served to change the votes of a num-
tion Is as follows: Take 50 parts fine­
THE
Things Worth Knowing.
1890
Census.
her of administration leaders, includ­
ly ground corn, 15 parts linseed oil
ing Senator Lodge of Massachusetts,
meal, 15 parts finely ground rolled oats,
chairman of the foreign relations com­
10 parts dried blood flour, 10 parts
Six persons were dead and ten mittee.
Washington, D. C.—The Johnson im­ skimmed milk powder, one-half part
Tho republican leader informed the
others were suffering serious injuries
migration bill, carrying a Japanese salt. Stir up with warm mixture at
O. C. DOROTHY, Proprietor
the rate of one pound of the meal mix­
Monday as a result of automobile ac­ senate in open session that he regard­
exclusion
provision
against
which
the
ture to about six pounds of water. In­
cidents and shootings in and near Se­ ed the Hanihara letter as a "veiled
COUNTRY CLUB AND ROYAL CLUB
threat” and declared that in the face Japanese government has protested crease gradually as the whole milk is
attle.
BEST
COFFEE ON THE MARKET
decreased,
until
at
the
time
the
calf
of that threat he could not support the vigorously, was passed Saturday by |
The Hudson river Tuesday had risen
Is 50 days old It should be getting only
immigration committee’s proposal to ' the house, 322 to 71.
Fresh Eggs, Bread, Meat Products, Cereals and full line
the gruel. At this time 1U to 2
9'/i feet above normal at Albany, cov­
recognize by law the “gentlemen’s
of canned goods.
;;
;;
Barber shop in connection
No effort was made to eliminate | pounds of the meal mixed with water
ering piers, streets and sections ot agreement.”
will
constitute
a
day
’
s
feed.
The
total
j
the
Japanese
section,
which
provoke,!
’
the Delaware & Hudson and New York
The place to go for soft drinks, Cigars, Candies,
A number ot other senators took
quantity of milk used Is about 300;
only brief and perfunctory discussion.1
Central yards.
the same view and only one voice,
pounds; If less is fed the calves are;
Nuts, Ice Cream, Etc.
There was nothing to indicate that I
Favorable reports ot a bill which that of Senator Sterling, republican, any of the opposition votes were likely to be unthrifty.
FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS AND POPCORN
The time at which calves can be put
would authorize tho construction of South Dakota, was raised in defense directed at the Asiatic policy contain I
on milk substitutes alone, say depart­
of the ambassador’s action. Senator
a $1,500,000 hospital at the national Colt, chairman of the immigration ed in the bill, but rather against the ment dairymen, depends upon the
soldiers' home at Santa Monica, Cal.,
committee, Joined Senator Sterling in provision fixing the 1890 census as same factors as In the use ot sepa-
was ordered Tuesday by the house
the basis of the 2 per cent quota, ' rated milk, namely, the breed, develop-
the vote, but did not speak.
ment, and vigor of the calves, etc. It
public buildings committee.
which was adopted.
Senators generally threw off the
The existing law, which expires on is hardly safe, as a rule, even with the I
About 200,000 bushels of wheat has usual restraints in dealing with in­
most vigorous ones, to attempt to put |
been sold by farmers during the last ternational questions. They were blunt next June 30, fixed the quota at 3 per them on milk substitutes alone within
cent on the 1910 census and had no I
few days in Umatilla county, Oregon, and outspoken in their declaration that
one month after birth; and with calves
according to a statement made by in view of the “grave consequences” provisions relating to Japanese immi , below normal In vigor some milk for
H. W. Collins, grain buyer and miller. w-arning in the ambassador’s letter, gration which for years has been regu i two months or more may be necessary;
By GEORGE HACKNEY
The price paid ranged from 81 to 83 there was nothing for them to do but lated by the “gentlemen’s agreement'' to raise them.
with Japan. Secretary Hughes has
The department suggests, as a guide
cents.
to make It clear for once and for all
urged that the American government for feeding the above substitute to;
that
immigration
is
a
domestic
ques
­
Officials of tho state department of
continue to recognize this agreement large, vigorous calves, the following
agriculturo of California announced tion in the handling of which no inde­ and the Japanese placed on the same schedule: First 10 days, 10 pounds of
pendent
power
could
have
its
sover
­
Monday that two new outbreaks in
quota basis as the nationals of other whole milk dally; second 10 days, 8
the Merced district were the princi­ eignty questioned.
pounds of milk and 0.4 pound of meal
countries.
While the debate proceeded, Secre­
pal developments in the foot and
Representative Johnson of Washing (mixed up In 0 times Its weight of
tary
Hughes,
who
transmitted
Mr.
mouth epidemic situation since Sat-
ton, chairman ot the house immigra warm water) ; third 10 days, 0 pounds
GIVE ME A TRIAL.
Hanihara’s letter to the house and
milk and 0.8 pound meal; fourth 10
urday.
tion
committee, announced that when days, 4 pounds milk and 1.2 pounds
senate immigration committees last
Jeremiah Smith Jr. of Boston has week, twice conferred with President the time comes for the house and sen­ meal; fifth 10 days, 2 pounds milk and
been appointed league of nations high Coolidge. He declined to say what ate to reconcile their differences ou 1.6 pounds meal; after 50 days, 2
commissioner for Hungary. He takes the nature of the conversations had immigration legislation the managers pounds meal and no milk. Smaller
the position which W. P. G. Harding, been and no information was forthcom­ on the part of the house will insist to and less vigorous calves should be
the end on the retention of the Jap­ fed somewhat less, and the milk feed­
governor of tho Boston federal re­ ing from the White House.
ing should be continued a little longer.
anese exclusion provision.
serve bank, was unable to accept
In any event, a total of 300 pounds of
Ambassador
Hanihara's
letter
to
owing to ill health.
should be sufficient. Grain and
Soviet and Britain Open Trade Secretary Hughes, which was trans milk
roughage should be fed with milk sub­
at
The interstate commerce commis
mitted
to
congress,
protesting
aginst
London. — The task of converting
stitutes the same as with separated
sion has authorized the North &. South
any exclusion feature, was not men­ milk.
Railway company to build a $11,000,- Great Britain’s de jure recognition of
tioned in house debate on the bill.
Whole milk is the best food for a
000 line from Miles City, Mont., to Russia, which was accorded the union
When this proposal is reached in the calf; skim milk ranks second. Calves
of
soviets
February
1
in
fulfillment
of
W. A. BISHOP, Prop
Illco, Wyo., and from Mills to Casper,
senate, however, Senator Johnson, rt> fed the substitute as stated above
Wyo. The road will reach in to the the labor party’s campaign pledges,
have
been
subject
to
no
more
diges
­
publican,
California,
and
other
sena
­
at
the
into a practical working arrangement,
Teapot Domo oil section.
tive troubles than the skim milk fed
which it is hoped will settle all past tors from the Pacific coast plan to
Moving and all kinds of
A movement within the ranks of differences and re-establish normal take formal cognizance of the letter calves and the gains In weight have
senate republican regulars for a com­ trade and political relations between and redouble their efforts to have an not been materially less.
freight handled.
promise on tho Mellon Income tax the two countries began Monday, exclusion feature written into law.
plan developed Tuesday as the rev­ when the Russian mission, under
There was no formal vote in the Dairy Calf Is Subject
enue bill, carrying the rates in this Christian Rakovsky, met with the house on the exclusion features, as
to Digestive Disorders
plan, was ordered sent to tho senate British delegates, headed by Premier the failure of any member to offer
It Is best to let the calves stay with
by tho finance committee.
MacDonald at the big horseshoe con­ an amendment resulted in automatic their mothers for two or three days
George L. Berry, inmate of the ference table in the ambassadors’ approval while the bill was being read after birth. Then they should be
for amendment. Only one address re­ taught to drink from a bucket. Care
Pressmen’s home in Tennessee, has room of the foreign office.
In his welcoming address, Premier garding this feature was delivered, should be taken to see that the pall
filed with the secretary of state of
The banner county of Oregon A modern town of 1000 people,
Is clean for, as every farmer knows,
Oregon a request that his name be MacDonald summed up the whole pur­ that being by Representative Burton
—
which captures nearly all the is the county seat of Jackson
calves
are
subject
to
digestive
disor
­
printted on the ballots of the demo; pose of the conference in the sen­ of Ohio, a republican member of the ders.
prizes
at the state fairs—has a; county and is situated in the
foreign
affairs
committee.
He
dis
­
cratic party for nomination for the tence: "You want political counten­
The calf should get from 6 to 12
cussed
the
provision
for
five
minutes,
population
of about 25,000 hap­ most fertile and productive por­
ance
and
financial
assistance
from
office of vice-president of the United
pounds of whole milk dally for the
us and we want neighborliness and emphasizing what he regarded as the first three weeks and then may be py and prosperous people and tion of the famous Rogue River
States.
recognition of international obliga­ inadvisability of superceding the gradually switched over to skim milk enjoys the distinction of having Valley—correctly termed the
President Coolidge has commuted
“gentlemen's agreement” by legisla­ and a little grain. Most feeders find
tions.”
the most delightful and health­ “Italy of America.” The town
to ono month the prison sentences ot
It best to give the calves their grain
The labor premier told the Russians tive enactment.
one year Imposed upon Edward A.
Immediately after they have finished ful climate in America—not is beautifully located in a cove
that Great Britain, by according the
Rumley, former publisher of the New-
soviet government full diplomatic sta­ Farm Relief Bills Put up to Senate. drinking tlielr milk. A good concen­ even excelled in Southern Cali­ at the base of magnificent pine­
York Evening Mail, and Walter Kauf­
trate allowance will contnin muscle
tus. had taken the first step, and add­
Washington, D. C.—The McNary- and bone-building nutrients and will fornia. No county in the west­ clad mountains and is sur­
man and Norvin H. Lindheim, convict-
ed that it was a pretty big one.
Haugen and Norris-Sinclair bills, contain some fat to replace a part of ern country is richer in re­ rounded by the finest irrigated
ed for violating the trading with the
"Let us together take the second designed for the relief of agricultural that abstracted from the milk,
sources—the principal ones be­ alfalfa farms and fruit orchards
enemy act.
step and Justify the hopes of many districts, were reported favorably Sat-
Here are three rations recom-
ing
farming, stockraising, dairy­ in the entire country. The town
Determination of a permanent im millions who look upon this meeting
urday by the senate agriculture <oin- mended:
migration policy transcends In import with much expectation,” he conclud
ing,
fruit, alfalfa, lumbering, is five miles west of Medford, a
parts
;
1.
Corn,
3
bran,
3
parts
;
mittee. Several minor amendments
ance every problem now before con­ ed.
gold, silver and copper mining, modern city of 8000 people,
were attached to the McNary-Haugen oats, 3 parts; oil meal, 1 part.
gress, Senator Shortridge, republican.
2. Corn, 5 parts; oats or bran, 3
Neither Premier MacDonald's nor bill, but the Norris-Sinclair measure
cement, marble, lime, etc. This with which it is connected by a
parts; oil meal, 1 part.
California, told the senate in urging M. Rakovsky’s opening addresses be­
was reported without change.
county, which lies in the south- j steam and electric railroad and
3.
Oats,
3
parts;
bran,
1
part;
oil
adoption of his amendments to the fore the delegates went beyond tho
Action on the McNary-Haugen bill meal, 1 part.
pending immigration measure which broad generalities of the different prob­
western part of the state, ad­ splendid highway. The altitude
is expected to be taken by the house
The calf should be kept hungry,
would have the effect of excluding lems to be settled. The Rritish view
joins
California and is a happy of the town is 1568 feet and
before its consideration in the senate rather than overfed. Overfeeding
Asiatics.
is Hint tho entire fate of tho meeting on account of its tariff provisions, causes digestive troubles.
I medium between the extremely there are no extremes in heat
As a result of experiments conduct­ depends upon tho amount of confi­ which are required to originate in the
i wet climate of the north coast or
' cold. The annual rainfall is
ed by the General Motors Research dence the soviet government repre house. The house agricultural com­
Ringworm
on
Calves
Is
about 25 inches — there being
and
the
dry
desert
climate
of
corporation, builders of automobile en­ sentatives are able to create in the mittee Is now engaged in redrafting
or no snow in the valley.
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Very Common in Spring California—being the most per- little
gines will be able to construct mo­ British and world public by their con­ passages of the bill.
Ringworm or bran itch Is very com­ feet climate found on the west­ A more healthful place could
tors capable of withstanding very high duct here and their attitude toward
The tariff features of the McNary-
compression, and the car owners can the Russian debts nnd other interna­ Haugen bill brought a communica­ mon among calves In the winter nnd ern continent.
i not be found.
get double the present amount of tional obligations which the British tion from the tariff commission to the spring months. It is a skin disease
mileage out of gasoline, the Ameri­ will insist that the soviet government house ways and means committee, in and easily distinguished by the bare
nnd crusted spots It causes. These are
can Chemical society announced Tues­ recognize.
which tho committee contended if white or yellowish in color, first ap­
day,
Lawyers
domestic prices of agricultural staples pearing on the head and neck and mov­ County Official Directory Jackson County
Daugherty To Aid Star.
l'ostoffice authorities in San Fran
are raised substantially above world ing back over the forequarters. If no
State Senator—Geo W Dunn, Ash­
cisco are investigating the story of
Asheville, N. C. Harry M. Daugher­ prices as a result of such legislation, treatment Is used It causes an Irrita­ land.
MEDFORD
tion
or
itching
and
spreads
by
contact
Earl Hannan, driver of a mall truck, ty, the ex-attorney-general, announc­ the application by foreign nations of
Joint Representative—Chas F Hop­ C. M. Thomas, Clr. Judge, Medford Bldg.
with
other
calves.
and Winfield J. Brown, guard, that ed here Monday in an interview with antidumping laws might prevent the
kins, Roseburg.
M Purdin, Medford bldg.
It Is caused by a fungus or vegetable
Newbury and Bon Donald, Medford
County Representatives—John H Gus
two pedestrian* accosted them on a tho Asheville Citizen that ho will ap- sale in those countries of surplus
Bldg.
parasite which Is under these crusts or
well traveled down-town street today, pear as one of the counsel for the American farm products. The commis­ scabs. In order to get the seat of the Carkin and Ralph Cowgill of Medford. E. H. Hurd. Medford Bldg.
Circuit Judge—C M Thomas.
forced them to drive many blocks Marion Star in its libel suit against sion further said that the foreign coun­ trouble the scabs must be washed off
McCormack, First Nat Bk bldg
Pros. Attorney—Newton W. Borden. Lincoln
John H Carkin. First National Bank bldg
along business thoroughfares and then Frank A. Vanderllp growing out of tries might also claim that the policy with hot water and soap and the spots
County Judge—G A Gardner.
G M Roberts, Medford Nat. Bank bldg.
loaded eight pouches of registered tho acnato Investigation of Teapot is inconsistent with the tariff act of painted over with tincture of iodine
Commissioners—Victor Bursell and Rawles Moore. Medford Bldg.
James F Filegel, Old ”, O. bldg.
Geo
Alford.
Repeat this treatment every two or
mail into a waiting automobile.
Porter J Neff. Medford Nat. Bank bldg.
Dome. He declined to discuss the sub­ 1922.
Clerk—Chauncey Florey.
E E Kelly, Medford Nat’l Bank Bldg
three days as long as necessary.
H K Hanna. Old P. O. Bldg.
An executive order has been Issued Ject further than to say that he will
Sheriff—C E Terrill.
F. M. Calkins, Old P. O. Bldg.
Boys Would be Sporty.
Assessor—J B Coleman.
by President Coolidge providing for confer with other attorneys in the case
T
W Mlles, Jackson County Bank bldg.
Difficulty With Hubam
Treasurer—A C Walker.
F J Newman, Palm bldg
establishment in the nation's foreign in a short while
Washington. 1). C.—"Enormous num­
School Supt—Susanne Homes Carter N W Borden,District Attorney. Palm bldg
ot
It
may
be
said
that
the
culture
service of a means for a coordination
bers of young people in Washington hubam ns a farm crop encounters; Coroner—John A Perl.
Winfield R Gaylord, Palm bldg.
E A and Charles Reames, Liberty bldg
$50.000 Given College.
of efforts in advancing American econ­
Health Officer—Dr W P Holt.
are fascinated by the idea of drinking more obstacles than does any other
O C Boggs, old postoffice bldg
omic and commerce interests and
Frank De Souza, Liberty bldg
Chicago.—Gifts of $50.000 from Ren for the purpose ot being a good sport,” legume grown In the Middle West.
Glenn O Taylor, J P and City Judgs.
eliminating duplication, The order af- Selling of Portland, Or., nnd $5000 Sergeant Rhoda Milliken of the wo­ That explains why there Is such a dif­
City Directory
Federal bldg.
’
Mayor—Emil Britt.
fects nll departments of the govern from Joseph Schonthal of Columbus. men's bureau of the police department ference of opinion among farmers and
H A Canady, old P O bldg.
Councilmen—Chester Wendt. Peter B. F. Piatt. 30 Laurel Street.
ment having agents in foreign coun O. for the library of the Hebrew- told the w omen's national committee others.
Fick, G W Godward and Frank Lindley W E Phipps. Clarion office.
tries and provides that such agents Union college of Cincinnati produced for law enforcement here Sunday,
Recorder and Justice of the Peace—
ASHLAND
shall meet in conference at least once special enthusiasm Monday at the She added that even in high schools
Source of Plant Food
J. L. Roe
Nellie Dickey.
every two weeks to exchange informa­ meeting of the special council of the boys had been found to be s< Hing
Treasurer—C. C. Chitwood.
L A Roberts.
Acid phosphate, one of the most
Bri| I«s *
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Briggs.
Marshal—M D Jones.
tion bearing upon the promotion and Union of American Hebrew Congre- liquor not only to their boy friends, valuable sources of plant food for
Trefren.
Council meets first Tuesday of each W J . W. Moors.
farmers. Is now close to the pre-war
protection of American interest*.
gallons at the Congress hotel.
but to girl classmates.
month.
c. B. Watson.
price.
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Fire Insurance.
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