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rn OroROiildn, The Ashland Tribune.
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Official Paper of the City of Msdford.
orfiriM l'npcr of Jackson County.
Knltred second-class matter at
Mulford. OrpRon, under tk act of
March 1, 1879.
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GROWERS
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SAU3.M, Ore, Xov. is. Growers
of hoiiB, vcprosontliiK Rrowors asso
ciations lu Oregon, California ami
Washington, assoilzied hero toda
fop tlio inirjwo ot orKanlsitiK the
growers' associations of nil three
states into the Pacific coast hop
Krowors' association. Thoy will be
in mission for several days.
In addition to finding markets for
crops ot the growers at profitable
prices, it Is planned to havo the new
coast association furnish finances for
growers who may need them In plant
ing and harvesting their crops. In
the past, according to contention of
thoso assembled to organize the asso
ciation, growers hnvo been Tictims of
speculators, and theso have reaped
most of the profits oMiop crops pro
duced lit their states.
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WASHINGTON'. Nor. 18. The
fuderal government will not lift the
embargo oa shipments of cattle be
causo of the foot and mouth disease In
uninfected areas ot quarantined states
until thoroughly convinced that the
disease does not exist in such terri
tory. Secretary Houston's viows on
the subject were outlined today to a
delegation representing the National
Livestock Exchange, who urged such
action oir tlio ground that cattlemen
were hampered hecauso they cannot
ship Cattle from uninfected areas.
BY MEXICAN BULLET
XACO, Aiir., Nov. IS. H. II. Rcy
uold1?, n United States custom in
spector, wax fjUoU through the left lep
hy n stray Mexican bullet today when
the Muytoreim forces math? a general
atliu'l; upon tlio Cnrruuut j,'fri-on of
Naco, Sonorn. Kojnolds was in a
hotel on the Anluricim bide nt tlie
time. Tht hone of the limb was
shattered.
The artillery lire qf the at tuckers
wan not well directed and Mirnpnel
hurht frequently over the boinb
))roof of tlio Amoiicnn troop jruard
jnjr tho border. Hullets from Mayto
miu'i Yiuini riilcmen nlso crowed
the international line.
MA.WVKMj MOTOIt.MOVIKS
CO.MIN'C TO .MKIH'OItll
The Powell Aulo Co., local Mav
woll dealor has securod tho wonder
ful motion picture exhibit of the Max
well Motor Car Co., which has created
sudi n sensation In the automobile
world, for Monday, November 23.
Tlilo exhibit consist of five, reels of
jilclt'tos which are oxplolnod hy a
technical mail In such Innguago that
tho performance cunnot fall to intor
cbt ovory one. If you pwn u motor
car, or If you are contemplating tho
pnrchaeo of ono, do not miss this
Hhow. Tho pictures are the last word
lu motion picture nrt and aro thrill
Ihk ft out start to finish. Sco the
J'owoll Auto Co. Immediately for free
ticl.ets.
II lull School VuimIcWIIo Team,
It is said thut Carter Hrandoii ot
tho hii'h school vaudeville team will
ucluully lo tho unprccendted feat of
lilnylng a violin solo on a cigar box
with a corn cob, nt tho Star Tl'cator
Monday and Tuesday nights. This is
only onu ot tho splendid features to
bo presented by theso boys. KIvo
bpya In all maUo up tho team and
they will prebont threo separate acts
in addition to the regular run of
pictures.
lo It Tofnvy
kh, RosolVQ to smoKo uov, jounson ci
iwrs, tho best, aud thereby patronize
iiomo luduBtry, tl
TO tilSCUSS IRRIGATION
Til 10 inmu'riiutf futuro of tho vnlloy ritKnuls It) a very
lai'jro oxlcnt upon tho i-onslniftion of sin irrigation
system which will place the entire valley under water mm
so make possible intensive cultivation, vyhieh will increase
many fold the annual production. w - '
In a comparatively wet season, like tlfal of 1915). the
valley's output was several times, in fruit, vegetables and
staples, what it has been in the dry season of 191-1. 'Phis
alone tells the story of the need of water. "With irrigation,
it would be every year many times that of the most favor
able seasons without it.
Fruit raising is not a commercial proposition, except
upon most suitable soil, without irrigation not but that
fruit can be growU profitably in favorable years, but it is
the average that the fruit grower must depend upon, and
the average orchard that the valley must figure upon, and
tlio large annual output is impossible without irrigation.
That is why a smaller area of planted orchard in the north
em districts has so much greater annual output than tho
Rogue .River valley.
Watsonville and the Tajara valley, California, offer an
example of the irrigated valley. With far less acreage in
fruit, the annual output exceeds 5000 caiy, while produce
of even greater value is also annually shipped from this
relatively small territory through intensive farming.
To make hog raising most profitable, irrigation is
needed, and with water to raise the necessary produce,
thousands of cars of hogs can be shipped from this valley
annually. In fact, intensive farming, save on the most
favorably located land, is impossible without irrigation. Jn
every line of .production water is an essential.
AVliether it will be most advantageous for the valley to
form itself into an irrigation district or not is for the peo
ple to deoijlo. A mass meeting to diseuss the situation has
been called for Saturday afternoon at the Aledford public
library, and every person interested should be present.
it is very generally realized that something definite
must be done," and done at once, to remedy the existing
situation and place tho valley in the productive class it be
loucs in.
WASHINGTON'. Nov. IS. A crcnt
decrease in the number of colli-ions
and derathnenU of railroad trains for
the quarter ending June .'It), 11)14, n
compared with the preceding quarter,
was rcjorted today hy the inteitate
commerce commission. As compared
with the corresponding quarter in
1013, there was a dccreae of 737 in
the number of train accidents. De
fective roadway and defective equip
ment together caused more than 7:2.3
per cent of all derailments reported.
In train accident the total number
of per-ons killed was 104, while 21"i7
were injured.
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NEW YORK, Xov. IS. A receiver
U sought for the I'nited States -Motor
company, n New Jer.-ov corporation,
with authorized capital of .?42,500.
000, and plants at Hartford. Conn.;
Detroit, Dayton, O.; rrovidcuce, If.
I.; Newcastle, lud., mid Tarrylmvn,
X. Y., in u suit filed today in the Mnte
Miprenio court bji Emanuel McUger
of thi. city, n stockholder.
J'P Theatre
BORDEAUX. Nov. IS, via Paris, U
a. m. An official decreo promul
gated today extends to the French
colonies In Africa tho prohibition ot
the sale and consumption of absinthe
and Ulndred drinks at present being
enforced in France.
Diseased Blood
Galls for Help
Nature's Willing Workers are
Always at Your
Service.
Today
THIEVES
Two Reel Domino
Adventures of Shorty
Two Reel Broncho
Between Showers
Keystone Comedy
10c Always 10c
PAGEUP
U It 1 rripma, plmplct, loU or woriw
your safeguard U B. 8. S-, lh timwt
lilel purlner. It i olwaju llinl up to
ntluck dlstnecd Mil. And It nlfrayi il
tlie work. It dwi tlm work nfter dlnap.
polntuiiul. ufK-r nlleetd upeclullntii. mer
cury, todlde. K'rjrclJiine, or-nlr aud other
ilctruillvo dri'K Ht 1'ove reaped a bar
Mt of uiWnukea and left a boxt of Invalid!
liuojtlns B8 to what 1 to come. 8. 8. 8.
J it not kuch a druu an the cupidity or Is
roruni'O of man would ho ahlo to produte.
It It Nulurc'n wonderful contribution to
our mceMltlea. It U wonderful hrraue It
can nut he, Imitated l ran not he made any
other way than to asseinhle Nature'a prod
ucts and produce what a hoit of men know
as S. 8. 8., the world's ereatct medicine.
There are people everywhere that had an
old sore or ulcer that defied all the aalvra
known. And yet 8. S. 8. taken Into the
blood Juit naturally put Into that old sore
the elements that made new tlmue, new
fleih, and covered It with a new coatlns of
healthy skin, (let n bottle of 8. 8. 8.
today ot uny dniRKest and be on the way
to perfect blood health. Hut beware ol
substitute. l'"of special ndvlro contult the
medical department, The Swift Specific Co.,
C.T Swift IlldR., Atlanta, fla. It l free
and liua helped a multitude.
John A. Perl
TJTNPERTAKEE
ksdy Assistant
S8 S. lJAUTI,K'Xr
I'houos M. 47 n 47-JI
Ambulant Ssrvic Dtpatf Ooroaw
Wednesday and Thursday
Kntlro ChaiiRO I'rogrammo
, Rex
The Chorus Girls
Thanksgiving
Two Parts Featuring Herbert Raw-
llnbon, Anna Uttlo, William Worth-
Ington
Peg 0' The Wilds
Two Part Romantic Drama
Grant Opera
In Rubeville
KdlHon Two Pait Comedy
Her Doggy
lllograph
Hear tho I.arfjo Pngo Thrator
Orchestra
fxiwei- J'loor 15c ' Balcony 10c
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THE GREATEST SALE
lOvor Ilojd iij Soul hern Oj'otm.
Starts Saturday Morning
F. K. Deuel & Co.
Department Store
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Miitiro Slock ol' All I)o))ni'tmontK
TSflOINdOtfSALK
'rOTIIKPUlUIO
EVERYTHING TO GO
STAR THEATRE
Wednesday and Thursday
"Picture Programe Extraordinary"
Kluw iJ rrlatimi' I'm cut
"The Billionaire
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Coiuiil nraiiiH Jn Tine- I'urt i
( Viiotliii' i-IrHcIU Ava I'litun)
"The Dream ' Girl
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In two reels rcHtuilim Ml lies . In Ktoti FlluuM frmn tlit mt
reu stoi written 1 Iiiiiich oitei t'urwoo.l tiulillim detr
lll.lt Will illli'ltlllll
"Slippery Slim and The
Green Eyed Monster"
1 itllillrt't u( all .li "i- Slim i niiK'illta
Vilinl'obth .1 mill I Of
BAG LEY'S APPLE JUICE
A hmlthrul IioiiwImiM biiori.'. intfurUrl nd put up In ihiiU
tary cnsb now procciin. A us dntel f i to from Mforirttvc. Clwir
puu julep from miiiiiiI rlfHii npi'b-s llnv It ls thp m i or ran; ul
ny swuut and frosh. A drink for nil tlm family any month iw tho
)or.
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Baglcy's Apple Butter
Has ptirll. fliior aud prlro to icoui!u'n.l It fur oiir use ns it mil
v(nliit. U-ty. lbn ili'lleno A c ur nur.
THE BAGLEY CANNING CO.
T.VI.liS I', Oil IM ION'.
ST. MARK'S BAZAAR
Friday and Saturday, Nov. 20-21
St. Mark's Chicken Dinner
50 Cents
Saturday Evening, Nov. 21
ST. MARK'S HALL
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"From Molten Steel
to Automobile"
Produced and presented
by tho Maxwell Motor
Company.
Every picture of thrill
ing interest.
Many sensational; all
highly educational.
Tickets of Admission
free upon application
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