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PUMIltlllKI) KVLJHY AI-TKIINOON
JCNUKIT SUNDAY 1Y T1I13
MKUl'OUM 1UUNT1NU CO.
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GBBNANY
SEIZES
ALL FOOD SUPPLIES
Will NATION
DCRtlN, Jan. 2C, (by wireless).
Tli federal council 1ms put Into ef
fect swooping regulations for the con
servation of tho food supply as fol
lews:
All stocks of corn, wheat and flour
aro ordered seized by February 1.
All business transactions in these
commodities tiro forbidden from Jan
uary 2C.
All municipalities are charged with
tho duty of sotting asido suitable
supplies of preserved meat.
Tho owners of corn are ordered to
report their stocks immediately
whereupon confiscation, at a fixed
prlco will follow.
Distribution Regulated
A government distributing office
for tho regulation of consumption
will bo established distribution being
made according to tho number of In
habitants. Tho Imperial Gazctto today pub
lishes tho following notico regarding
tho confiscation of grain.
There Is no doubt that tho measure
ordered taken cuts much dcopcr into
tho economic lfe uf our peoplo than
nil tho other economic regulations
hitherto adopted by tho federal coun
cil during tho war. It is however,
necessary In order to mako certain
and sufficient tho supply for peoplo
with brcadstuffa until tho next thresh
ing of tho now harvest and Is besides
a necessity. of llfo for tho government
and tho nation.
To Prevent Woato
"The stops heretofore taken have
proved themselves not far reaching
enough to bring about tho sparing
uso of our limited supplies of bread
Bluffs, which however, aro in reality
Hufflclcnt for our needs. In particu
lar tho measures hereto introduced
huyo not prevented tho feeding of
bread grain to cattle.
''The present order gives us tho
certainty that our enemies plan to
Btnrve Germany will bo upset, and as
sures us of plentiful bread until tho
next harvest."
AT
IHE PAGE I
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The Greater Jledford club will give
an exceptional entertainment of folk
and classic dancing for tho benefit
of tho Musical department of tho
club, at tho Page theatre this evening
Miss Cntharino Mears, hostess. Forty
peoplo from the different schools
have been in training undor tho dir
ection of Miss Means since early In
tho fall, nnd this promises to be n
very pleasing program and well
work tho prleo of admission. It will
also bo ot lntorct to tho peoplo of
Bedford from an educational stand
point nnd interest In the schools.
Music for this entertainment will be
furnlshod by tho Page theatre orches
tra, and in addition, at tho conclusion
of tho program moving pictures will
bo shown!
VISITOR to this section, N. 0. WostorrieUl of Port
land, calls attention to tho noclcot of ehoeso nmkinsr
in tho Rogue river valley, whereby a profitable source of
revenue is overlooked, lie is authority for the follewing:
Tillamook county makes over three million pounds of
cheese a year, that returns' an annual income of half a mil
lion dollars, and the cheese factories .paid the farmer an
average of -11.! cents for butter fat, as against from L" to
!M cents paid by the creameries.
The cheese factories returned the farmer $1.(51 for each
hundred weight of milk as against $1,110 paid by the cream
eries. Besides there was left for hog feed over 25,000,000
pounds or ;j,rJoflKXJ gallons ot whey.
The average for the Tillamook factory is eleven pounds
of cheese to each one hundred pounds of milk. Twentv of
the cheese factories are co-operative institutions, two are
corporation owned. Thus it will be seen that there is more
money in cheese making than in butter making or in condensers.
Mcdford now has a modern butter factory. There is
another at Applegate. Both make a product equal to any
imported, yet nine-tenths of the butter used here is im
ported, and the greater part of the butter fat produced is
exported.
This is the wrong condition. All the butter fat produced
should be consumed here, and all the butler used here
should be the home product. People must realize that in
order to build up local factories, support home payrolls
and make a prosperous community, that home products
must, be patronized.
"When the local product equals the foreign product, as
is now the case, there is no excuse in sending money out of
the country to support other sections that contribute noth
ing to the development of our valley.
When wc have our butter factories established upon a
stable basis and our dairies encouraged by home markets
for larger production, the cheese factorv opens a profitable
industry for a valley so suitable for diversified production.
Another neglected industry that is beginning to receive
the attention it merits, is poultry raising. The l?ogue river
valley has been pronounced by experts as the best favored
portion of the state for poultry. Lack of co-operative
marketing organiaztions and absence of a wholesale estab
lishment has handicapped the industry in the past, the
home market being limited, the surplus not great enough
to pay the average poultryman to ship in quantity.
This condition is how remedied by the establishment of
a wholesale house at Medford, the Medford Egg & Poultry
Company, which will contract in advance for all the output
that can be secured, eggs or poultry, and pays cash for all
the product offered. Tho surplus is shipped in car load
quantity. Incubators are furnished, instruction and ad
vice given, new strains introduced and all possible encour
agement given.
There is no reason why the valloy should not be ship
ping several millions ot dollars worth ol poultry and poul
try products a year, for Portland and the Sound cities on
the north and San Francisco on the south offer an unlimit
ed and unrivalled market.
moved the heiuis lire hmmoiU'iI iutoviI
itijj to siro and ulnte of rfpcttcHi itiul
tlion Inkeii to tho "MrntiiiK hnxcH."
Tin-so are timdo t wood, uve ouliio in
form, mid from II to I fool oivolt way
in slr.o. Thoy nto prmldeil with a
grnlim; at tlio himo lluoimh which
tlio liquid puiiluets of feinioiiliilion
oan m away. Tito bona are plno.otl
in llioo reoeptiu'lox ami allowed to
fotiaoat for nuvornl diijs, and I lion,
tiikoii out and tit tod oilhor by llio
natural aoaoy of tho sun or ly tlio
iiiooliiiuiottl uioaii, of hot air lilasts,
Thov are then roailv for tlio markot.
I'pou their arrival ul tho fuotory
SUII 10 PROTECT
E
SIJATTI.i:, Wash., J tut, Uii,- Hull
has boos hoKiiii In tho I'liUod SIuIoh
toiirt by tho district nltornoy to for
feit :irU niNoti of foiithoi's, iiilllrt and
other porllona of wild lilrdu rotuuvod
from tho clothing or Iiukkmko of liuv-
oIoim under tho federal utitttilo. Mine.
Schuumuiflloluki tho hIiikoc watt oho
of tho flint ledum ot tho law, a
bunch of plumes doing taken fiom
('. A. tonight liy Hii'iiliiii(r lnlnlly lo
tnotultoi'N of llio oi'iiuulxiilion, Soolo
liny llrytui Is opoeloil lo Hpoak ul
llio later moollnir.
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Wlln Moi'foru trnnw ir lopororfl 'undo
&WJ
- i uiiimi in i'iuihw iiviiik uini'it ifwiii
tho bonus aro usually lilrmlcj to got I,,,,,. ,inli A ,,, )llini.or ,)ivrl01,
the host rosulls, thoy art' lvustod,
onicliotl, ground to tho fineness f
flour, and by this tvditolioii prooess
hoooaio a thick, viscous litpiiil, owing
lo the presence in tho bonu of llio
fill, or "ooooa liuttcr" as it is oullod.
I'p to tliis point nil products of cacao
are about tho saiao. Hut if the pro
duct wo know as "t'ooou" is dc-ircd,
this pnsle is placed liolwcon sheets
of fine cloth and then pat into press,
cs nnd the fat or "butter'' expressed
from the muss. After tho butter is
thus extracted tho oaono can bo
dried and pulvorircd. In oilier words
chocolato is enenn with the fat left
in, while cocoa is eaco with tho fat
extruded, llotlt pteparations have
stimulating nnd uuttitive ipialitiox,
the first due to llio pro-enco of the
alkaloid called thcohromiu, similar to
enffoin, the nctivo piinciplc of coffee,
while the nutritive initio, which makes
n food as well as a drink of choco
late, is due lo the oils and vegetable
ingredients of tho cacao bean. In n
cup of chocolato mndo from the pure
product nil the nutritive factors nte
relumed. Some idea as to tho pop
ularity of chocolate mav he had when
it is stated Hint accurnlo HtntUtics
show thnt'the world consumed 'J.")l,
.IS'J tons of caeo in 10K1 and that in
the fiil five months of 101 1 no less
than ir,."i4!l tons wore used, Of tho
lnt amount Ecuador alone furnished
25,038 tons
with a wreath ot rod vulluio fontlf
ors, Artrcmtctt crossliiK tho border
(tout Canada wore heavy sufferers.
WILSON AND BRYAN TO
HELP Y. M. C. A. CAMPAIGN j
WASHINGTON. .Ian, I'll. I'iim
deal WiUou will open a tut tuht-i -Inp
campmkii for the tluti ton ( M.
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America's
GREATIiST
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Mine-loss In Tuberculosis
In tlii .loiiriihl nf (hi. Ainrrlrnit
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till I) iin lhi fnlliiitltiKI
It tin Iiim'ii mnii) llnirN Htntril
Hint III (iiIiiti iitimlo r In tln irr
lulirri iiIii'.In dIiiup mi liU'rcnint
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(it In' ii fiirpiiniiiiT nf tin- ili'i-liii-mi
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"Kuri'fil Irfitlim of tulii'i-i'iiliiiln
liiitlrMti. mill I "i' i iniriiHMis ntniiiiiit uf
run mill mllU mivr Ktirii mhi'Ii iui
IIiiiIi mi' nut nun MiKlitrrril mliU.
iihlr Ii) n Imui' iiiiiiiIu'i- nf iIi)Ii'Iiiiin
nh ii nre Kiii't'liill'lnic In lli tri-nt-mi'iil
ii f iHilniiiiiiir) tulirri'iilnila,"
If tlllll'll uli ion In tlit tt In n Iiinh it r
lllllll fllHIl llir KIHll'lll, Hip bihi'i'hh uf
l.'l Itllllttl'N Alll'lllllM' III 111 t. Ill'ltl-
mi' ill uf lliln illni'ttHii tuny Ini iliio, In
inn I. to liip ftii'l Hint lftiinlitlim a
limit Hull mi i nmliltinil with iillinr
vnllitililn ItiMlC'llt'ttlti mi In ln t'limly
nnminiliitiiii
AlnnN wi lttii lilgi"! iikihk uf
ICchmnn'M Allfintlvn tn ntionit nil let.
I) In linitlitin t'f fitotl
In mlilltlmi lit tt'f ttn.l itrniiir tllnl,
iin ffTi'i'tlvii ri'itiKilliil iiHi'tit nt'imt
In lie nemlpil, ami In iiiiiiihihiin i'iihihi
nf iiiimiiii ri'onvnrv (mm tnlniii'ti
tint n ml Idliiliml I In tint itiul liiiin
I'hlnl nrfiiPtlinin Kt Iiiiiiiii'h Allrrntlvn
bun iiiilliil lliln iiiit.it.
It ilnitn nut eittitiilii iipliitiin, mtr.
entlp; or Imliltfiitmlmr ttriii!ii. mi It
Ik mi fit tn iry. ;Vonr ilrilKiiltil Inm It
or will nnlrr It, or )im vnll K"l It
frniii tin illrrot.
livkiuttn l.nliornturr. I'tillmlrliililn.
Prim 91 And 9'J a llottle.
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OLD-TIME COLD CURE
DRINK HOT TEA!
.a . . t -m " -
The two canneries in the valley put up a superior
product and arc developing the valley 1)3' offering a market
for local produce. Every person should make it a point to
insist upon receiving the home products in purchasing
canned goods, thus keeping the money at home and build
ing up local payrolls and markets for our farmers and
gardncrs.
All in all, the valley is at last getting the right start for
permanent prosperity by creating a diversity of industries
that in turn encourage development.
The securing of the beet sugar factory will prove a
great stinmlous, encouraging this diversity of products and
insuring increase in population,' industry and prosperity.
Tt will be but the first of many industries to utilize our na
tural resources.
The "Food for the Gods"
A
MQdBino Wlntoroth, noted clalrvoy
nnt, palmist and trace medium who
created such a sensation in our city
J pet before tho holidays Is back again.
All who are interested in tholr past,
present or future, don't fall to see
this glftod woman, 14-1 cornor South
Central and Ninth etreutv. 2 CD
IWUU Medtord trade U Jtt&fltord made.
In every civilized country of the
world tlio dark brown enke-of com
mercial chocolate is known, mid
wherever candies nnd fonfeetious de
light the appetite for Hived shared
by many of the ndulta and prndienlly
nil of tlio children of nil nation the
chocolutc-coutcd bon-bon U n favor
ite. Chocolate has become both food
and drink in many lands, hut of the
millions wiio now utc it compurn.ivc
)y few know that it is made from a
bean which grows on u beautiful
tropical tree, writes Edward Allies
in the January number of tho Hullo
tin of the I'un American Union. Ktill,
it is ipiite an old btory, this drinking
of chocolate, cocoa, or cacao, us the
unthor points out in his btory. Co
lumbus is biiid to hayc introduced the
delightful drink into Europe, for eu
eao is indigenous to the tropical re
gions of the Americas, and prior to
tho dincovery of tho western world it
was unknown elsoivhcre.
Chocolutl, ns it was known by the
Azotes of Mexico, formed tho favorite
boverage of the luxurious Monte.utuu,
no less than fifty jars being prepured
for tho monurch's duily consumption.
Tho Incus of Peru cultivated great
fields of cacao, and the eonoodion
made from tho beau had been in iibo
among them for centuries before the
Spanish conquest. Ho the story of
cacao is rather old in tho "new"
World und n li'tlo over -100 yeurs
young in tho "old,"
Thcobroina cacao is the scientific
uhiiiv of ll)v iivi mul it iiiwiiH "food
for the gods." It is found most
plentifully in Ecuador, Ilruzil, Trini
dad, Venezuela, und the Dominican
Itcpublic. It grows to u height of 10
or 18 feet when cultivated. The fruit
is it pod nhapedliko a cucumber, from
7 to () inches long nnd from 3 to -1
inches in diameter, has a thick leath
ery rind, nnd its Interior is divided
J into five log cells in each of which
it u row of from i to 10 seeds im
bedded in u soft pink pulp. These
seed, which look like thick almonds,
nro the cacao beans of commerce.
The picking on Urge plantations
generally takes plnce twice a year, ul
thotigh there aro no' rogulur seasons,
tho trees frequently having buds,
flowers, nnd "fully ripened jwds on
tiiom nt tho sumo time. The pods,
whicji grow directly out pf the trunk
as well ns from the limbs, nro out off
with a specially designed instrument
constructed that each pod may be
cut from the tree by skilled workmen
without damaging cither tho other
))ods or the limbs fit tho treo. Tho
severed pods nro gathered in heaps
und left lying on the ground for n
day or two before being opened and
tho beans exfrade'd'or shelled. Aftor
tho acid juice and pulp has. been ro-
....'..
Get a ftnnll package of Hamburg
Ilrctut Tea, or a the German folks
cll it, "Hamburger limit T!iv,"at any
pharmacy. Tako a tatilotnoonful of the
tea, put a cup of tailing wtr upon
it, pour through a Icio ami drink a
teacup full at any time during the
day or before retiring. It i tho mot
effective wav to break a cold and euro
grin, u it ojvnn the pore of tho nkln,
relieving congestion. Also kxtcn tlio
bowel, tluiB breaking up a cold.
Try it the next lime you miffcr from
a cold er the grin. It Is Inexpt-milio
and entirely vegetable, therefore aafo
and harmless.
RUB RHEUMATISM FROM
STIF. ACHING JOINTS
Rub Soreness from joints and muscle
with a imall trial bottle of
old St Jacobs Oil
Stop "dosing" nhrumattsm.
It's pain only; not ono cano In fifty
rcpilrca Internal treatment. Hub sooth
ing, penetrating "SU Jacobs Oil" right
on tho "tender spot," and by th'o timo
you say Jack Robinson out comes the
rhenmatlc pain. "St. Jacob's Oil" Is
a harmlcM rlieumatUm cure which novcr
L disappoints and doesn't born trio akin. It
token pain, i-oroncM ana siiiintM inmi
aching- joint, muscles and bones; Ujm
sciatica, lumbago, backache, neuralgia.
' Limber upl Oct a 25 cent bottle
of oldtlme, honest "St. JacoU Oil"
from any drug tttorc, ami In a moment
vou'll be free from pains, aches and
stiffness. Don't sulfcrl Rub rheuma
tism away.
STAR Theatre
announces a special sale of
admission tickets for
JACK LONDON'S
Valley of
The Moon
FRIDAY -SATUKDHY
Tickets for four perform
ances .Friday on sale at box
office at 10 a. m. Wednesday.
3ir four performances Sat
urday, 10 a. ni., '.Friday.
John A., Perl
UNDERTAKES
' Lady Assistant
M B, BAKTLKTT
Phone M. 47 as 47-M
awHim rl Vnrr Afternoon 2;10 jvningTsOO
No advance in the price of
admission.
o I AK
The most satisfying pronram cvrr of
fcrcil tor One Dime
The first theater In Qrcflon to show
the Pathc Scientific Masterpiece,
"Exploits of
Elaine"
Monday and Tuesday
The Clutching Hand
Two Parts
i
llearst-Selij! News
One Part
Sclin Western:
Wade Brent Pays
One Part
"Helen's Sacrifice"
One Part
Matinee 2:15 P. M. Evcnlnrj 7:00
THE PAGE TONIGHT
Mcilfonl's Leatlliij Tlicatcr.
Musical Department of
Greater Mcdford Club Benefit
Folk and Glassic Dancing
MIsh Cut tint lito Meant lliftos
niOOIt.X.M Ol' DA.VCI'.H
(icclltiK mitt Moctlug . Hiiodliih
l.lltlo llo I'oop Nttracry Ithytuo
Tnffy utinn Wulaliiunn Nttrfory Ithyiiiu
Tho Hill Swndlsh
Wooden Shotia Olinllt
Ktramik Ilohitiiiltin Folk Dauco
Swodliih Schottltiolui
llunitul nnd tlrutol Dntico (lormnn
Sco Haw -..Ilumpurdlak
Kinder I'olkn Ouriunn
INTKItMIRRIO.N
llnrnoipMino I'ronch
Tho Story of tho Shadow iJaiico
MIhk Cuthitrliio .Mimtit
Hlmdow Dniirn .Mlna Knthrii Hm
Clown Dnnco
Mit-lc Ity PAt.i: Tlli:.Ti:it OltCllltSTItA
Two Reels Moving Pictures
Ailmlh'.ltiii, lmor I'liHtr, U.1c; Imlcouy, ir.t'j t'ltllilit'ii, l.lr
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nitml-liiit, hut In t.tipHirtlng tltlt liriintli of I In- (iit-iitrr Miilfunl Club,
oil nro liclplug (imiiril u gi enter nml ninie tteiiiitlful Meilfntil,
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