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MKIJKOniJ I'ltlNTlNO CO.
Offlofl Mall Tribune ilultilln. sVs7-2!
North I'lr anrcotj telcptiono 7.
Tlin Democratic Times, Tlic Jdedford
ainll. Tlio Medronl TrUiunn. The South
rn Orvgonlnn, Tim Astilriud Tribune.
rfUaSCRXFTIOH &ATEI
Ona ynnr, by mull ,. - ....fS.CO
Oho month, by mall , .50
I'cr month, Oi'lUcrtd by carder ta
Mcilforil, Phoenix, Jacksonville
nint t'rnlrnl l'olitt ,
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JslurYlayjmly, by mall, per year S.00
VVwrklj', pot your-
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orriolnl IMpcr of the City of J.Wlforl
Official I'artJC of Jackson County,
tinlurrtl rh noccma-clftiiN matter M
Molfortl, Oregon, under tho act of March
t, 187V.
Kworn Circulation for 1914, J5SJ.
JCull IciukmI wire Associated Press ills
vxttclicn. f
4- Subscribers failing to receive
papers promptly, phono Clrcu-
lntlon Mnnngor at 2 5 OR.
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SAYS
Few men havo over been homesick
for n boarding house.
Wltnmln an' cigars aro something
nllko causa you can't always tell
their valtto by f.ortn aa" wrapper!
LAUGHS
ltctraycd KinoUoa
"That heiress seemed much ngl
tated when she mot you. Is it pos
sible that you have entered her 1Kb
before in norao romantic way?"
"Nothing particularly romantic,"
salt! th newcomer at tho summer
resort. VI collect tho payments on
that heiress piano." Seattle Post
Intclllgcnccr. Has IU Effect
Frost Do you think (ho auto bos
an ennobling influence?
Snow AVcll, speaking, personally
wo htxvo been fined and refined.
Judge.
Slio Knew
"I nm collecting for the suffering
poor."
"But aro you suro tlfoy really
suffer?''
"Oh, yes, Indeed. I go to their
housesnnd talk to them for hours
at a tlnfc."
Kconomjr
She But if I can't live on my In
come and you can't llvo on yours,
where would bo tho advantago of
our marrying?
Ho (thoughtfully) Well, 4y put
ting our incomes together, ono of
us would bo nblo to llvo, at any
rate." Boston Transcript.
V
rUyltiK Politic
"Vhy docs that Senator keep
droning on? That's no way to talk
at a banquet."
"You'ro right. Looks liko a fili
buster to keep us away from tho
champagno and cigars." Louisville
Courier-Journal.
Answered
Son I Bay, pa!
Father Well!
Son Is n vessel a boat? ?
Father Yes.
Son aftor boiiio thought) I say,
pa!
Father (lmpationtly) What is It?
Son What lclntl of a boat is a
blood-vessel?
Father (absently) It's a Ilfo-boat.
Now run away to bed.
What's tho Umj
"Aro ou putting away something
for a rainy day, Tommy?" nskod tho
llttlo boy's aunt as alio saw him at
his savings bank.
"No, ma'am," was Tommy's reply,
"thcro ain't no ball games on rainy
days." Yonkors Statesman.
Tho Hilling I'iw.on
In his last illness, whon out walk
ing, Tom iipo'd was accosted by a
frlcn-,', v-ho said
"All. Mr, flood, Ojt wuik eiu.
, "Ycfl -but I'M ,50lnt
N.v
W.IS
tho reply, ,
KnUittfljuiUc
Pallopt I Suppose your father la
qullo d'dogtor. -Most of tho pooplo
hero havo him, don't Ui0y?
Doctor's Son I should say bo!
I botcha' there, aln'J. a person that's
died In this town thai ain't had him.
An fobltuarr
"Why didn't you attend Jack's
wedding?" asked a visiting friend of
a Jacksonville girl.
"Why? lieca'uso I wanted to rq
wewber poor Jack as ho looked in
lit;" implied (ho inttor in i pHyiim
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GERMANY'S
WORD rtoin Washington is to tho oCfotst that Com
von BornstorlT, Gorman ainbassailor to the Unih
Mutes,
has made unoffieinl
ponce. Though officially denied, it. is authoritatively
stated thatBemstorff is responsible for peace reports cir
culated. The peace proposals as published are substantially as
follews:
(l) That Berlin would not sue for penco; (2) that tho subject
might be discussed on tho basis of n return to the status quo at tho time
war was declared; (3) that Germany Is unwilling to consider paying
nn Indemnity for tho damage to llelglum: (4) that Belgium bo evac
uated by tho German acinles; (6) that Itussla shall havo a way out
through tho Dardanelles and that proper arrangements should bo made
by Germany with turkey to accomplish this result; (0) that Alsnco
and Lorralno must remain German territory; (7) that Germany shnll
purchase the Belgian Congo for a reasonable sum; (S) that In case
of future wars, neulral commerce on tho high soas shall not bo Inter
fered with; and that other matters should be left to futuro adjustment.
President "Wilson is unable to take official notice of
these unofficial overtures, and in their present form they
will be ignored, as British, French and Russian ambassa
dors have announced that in their present form the pro
posed terms are entirely unsatisfactory and that the pres
ent time is no time to enter in vague and indefinite pour
parlours.
"Wlion the time, conies to talk peace, which will not be
until decisive battles have been fought in both the western
front and the eastern line, Britain will insist upon an .n-
demnitv to Belirium and the
neutrality.- All the allies will
to make impossible a recurrence ot such an outurcaic as
that which started the war.
The allies do not consider these proposals as' seriously
made, but merely prfyfc of the German program' to effect
public sentiment in the United States.
Peace will not be seriously considered until further ef
forts havo been made tb defeat the Teutonic allies. A mil
lion or two more men must be sacrificed before the dove of
peace will hover over Europe.
Tho combatants are far from exhaustion. Germany
still maintains the struggle outside her own borders. While
she has won no notable viet6rj she has held her own by
the advantages gained by thorough preparation in ad
vance. The eight months' preparations of the allies are
nearing completion. They arc nearly as well prepared for
the spring campaign as Germany was for the fall campaign.
The allied fleet is at the door of Constantinople. Kitch
ener's million arc ready to strike. France has filled her
depleted ranks and awaits only word for action. Russia
is crowding over the summits of the Carpathians. Italy
and the Balkan nations only await word of decisive success
by the allies to .join tlipm. Only Austria and Servia show
signs of exhaustion.
Peace talk at present is futile and can accomplish noth
ing. Three months from now, or six months hence,-it may
be a different story.
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Oregon as First Fruit State
(From tho Portland Spectator.)
Portland, April A. To the Editor
of the Spectater: The starting pojnt
of the Pacific const was in Oregon,
beginning with the advent ot the
"Traveling Nursery," which was
brought across the plains from Salem,
Henry county, Iowa, by Henderson,
Luelling nnd his son Alfred in 1847,
htnrting in April nnd rcuchinfj the end
of the journey five nnd one-half
miles south of Portland, nbout the
middle of November following. The
best varieties known then, among
them the Newtown, Spitzcnbur?,
Northern Spy, Wincsnp, King, Hald
win, Red Checked Pippin, etc., among
apples, nnd the Ilurtlett, Winter Nclis,
Seek-no-Further, Fall Butter, among
penrs, aro still anions the leading va
rieties. The following item indicat
ing conditions fifty-eight years ngo,
may bo of interest:
"Fruit Treprf Wo nrej;lnl to sec
Fruit Growers
To tho Editer:
Having had several years exper
ience in smudging In Hogue river
valley, both with wood and oil, wish
to say to the fruitgrower that they
should not growl at tho cost ot their
smudging plants. Listen to this. In
planting lemon or orango groves hero
In southern California, tho next thing
dono after planting or tho following
winter Is to equip every aero with
7& to 100 (Ivo gallon heaters, with
chlinnoyB or pipes, two to four or
five feet high. Theso heaters cost
mo'ro than a lol!ar each. They aro
placed In tho rows between tho young
trees, and most of them aro loft In
tho Hold a,il Jho year. Theso heaters
havfi to cb painted every year to pro
vont their rusting out. Wo Bell paint
or enamel by the barrel for this pur
pose Tho anxiety of tho fruit grow
er hero continues all winter, and
tho degree Is, I should Judge, tho
eamo as that tho Rogue river valley
grower undergoes for (lireo or four
wooks each season, Fuel for tho heat
ers costs less bore than wlih you,
but the cost of equipment per aero
Is several times as much as in Roguo
river valley because the young trees
must be proteced from the time they
aro planted.
Protection Is accomplished hero by
heat and not by smoke. The lemon
and orango trees being full ot fruit
In different stages of growth, all tho
year, it would not do to cqver tho
friitt wit litlin oily soot so often soon
mi the ionr trees nroiind Modfonl.
PEACE TALK
onnl
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overtures" looking, toward
permanent guarantee ot its
insist upon acting together
that tho demand for fruit trees in
California fully justifies increased
shipments and nowhere either on this
or tho Atlantic const are to be found
better varieties than are raised in
Oregon. W C. Hull, wIioko exig
ence as a dealer in upple.s for the past
two years enables him to select with
judgment, takes down, on the. nest
steamer from eight to ten thousand
two-year-old apple trees of tlte best
selection, besides otlier varieties n
fruit trees and shrubbery." Portland
paper, January 10, 8."7. ,
From this firt nurnery, Luclling &
Meek, proprietors, fruit trees were
sent to nil parts of the Pacific const.
Wugon loads of npplcs. raised in Mar
ion county in tho vicinity of Silver
ton by William S. Moore, were hauled
in hoses, wrapped in paper by his
wife, n pioneer of 38-l."f, now a resi
dent of Sellwood, to the California
mines in 38fi7. George J I. Hiiiies.
Take Courage
So I can say to tho Iloguo river
valloy fruitgrowers, congratulate
yoursolves that your smudging propo
sition Is so much easier than It Is
In till spart of tho country.
C. W. POTTBR.
Santa Paula, Cal.
April 13, 1015.
FREDDY WELSH TO FIGHT
HARVEY AT COLUMBUS, 0.
COLUMBUS, O., April If,. Fre.l
dio Welbh, chumpjon lightweight
boxer, lias been matched to meet
Johnny Harvey of Now York in a
twolve-round bout ht'ro April 23.
t.te ft ObU). -CItr ot Toledo. Lull Countr.
.Krok X. Cbenrj make utb tkt b ! Malar
ptrtntr o( tbiSru of f. J. Cbou.y Co., do;
In botlnMi In th CItr o( Taled. Countr !
Hut foreMM. tad tbtt mI4 Arm nlll 17
th ium oCOXK HUNDtlKD naiAAItS tut
Cicn ni crer mm ut CaUrrtKbt rtnout tx
cured If tb iui vt 1UH' Catarrh Cure.
F1UNK ,, CttBSEV.
Sworn to before tne unit autorUied In mr
prraruce, tbli Ctb tlar of VeeemUrv A. U., 11W.
Beat. A. W. OI.KASON.
.Notarjr.Pu&llc,
Hall'a Catarrh Cure la taken Intersallr an1
acta dlrtctlr upon tbe lilwxl anl inucoua aur
fatra ot tbe ajitem. Baud for teetlmooiali,
"' V, J. CIIENKV As CO., Toledo, 0.
Bid by all Pruet late, -73. ,
XU Ilall' Tamil? 1'Ule for coaitlpatlco.
Jojijn A, lerl
UNDERTAKER
Xady ABBlstant
SM H. DXllTfjETT
Phones M. 17 Htnl 17-J3
Auihulaiipo Bervjw)
Otroner
WASHINGTON BELLE
tBBaS ' i i'V( MtlG" flBP' '" ' 1
HL ''''"Tk MaLaaLN k
sW'x
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,-ff VI
Another niuiio has Ikh-ii ihMimI
Ih'Hcs m nlli Ih brhles In Jmiio.
of Mr. ami .Mr?i. Nyltnnns Stoki-, has
King Stone, nlv of 'nhlngton.
CAME FROM HELGOLAND
LONDON, April I.I. The trippers
of tho Ilritish trawlers who Mghtcil
the Zeppelin nirship whieh lust night
raided the northeast etut of Kng
land, describe her as the Z-H, ono of
the very latest typo of Herman air
hhip. The trawlers lighted the craft
100 miles from land. They hcliewd
she 1'iiinu from llelgohiinl. If Mie re
tunied to that Nlnml the nilctilittioii
is made that hhe mut hno covered
on her trip riomethiiig like 800 miles.
The trawlers rntno tit full sMeil for
port immediately after they wogni.
td the Zeppelin, wilh Hie olijrci of
giving wurning, hut of eour-e thoy
were easily itiitdi-tnnrcd by the mr
hliip. AT CHRISTIAN en rum
Mr. Illlllngton, northwest Hlblo
school superintendent for the Am
erican Christian Missionary society,
will speak on tho subject: "Is tho
Dlblo School a School?" Under this
heading ho will discuss tho moaning
and work of tho Sunday school. At
the closo of tho address opportunity
will bo given for questions nnd gen
oral discussion. 7;. 10 p. m. is the
hour.
xetici:
Notlco Is hereby given that tho un
dersigned will apply to tho city coun
cil of tho city of Medford. Oregon,
at Its next regular meeting, April 20,
1915, for a Ilcenso to soil malt, vin
ous and spirituous liquors at their
placo of business on North Fir
street Medford, Orogon for n period
of six months.
mted April Cth, 1915.
ROOUI1 IUVBIt VALLKY UNIVKR
..S1TY CLUU.
THE PAGE
COMING APRIL 19th
ONI3 NIGHT ONLY
JANDREWS OPERA
COMPANY
IN A BIG DOUBLE BIIX
FAUST and
MARTHA
Garden Scene From Fallot mill
Kutlro Opera of Murtliu
POPULAll PRICES
Rex Sc'ats $lf Jowerfloor, first G
rows 7Gc; Jast 13 rows C0c;; bal
cony first ! rows GOc; last 13 rows
2Gc.
Seat salo opens Theotro Rex Offlco
April 17th, JO A M.
LATH
Full bred Purcheron stallion, for
merly owned by Rob Crowdor, 1b now
making tho season's stand at Vin
cent's barn. Service ?J-0 to guaran
tee foal,
FHA.VK IMNMMCV, .Mrdfoid
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WILL DE BRIDE IN JUNE
JVWDGE
HCKETI
jSTOKES.
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tn tho nlivaily long INt of Wic-lilnutoii
Jlhs Mmlgo Plrkitt Sttks, ilauglitt'f
itniiouueetl lief ciigugi'ititMit to It.
SALKM, Or., April l.n With u
capitalization of $1,000,0(10, mid O.
K. Sunder, (leorgc Noren-on of
Onuits Pahs uiitl Wliiirten Pltimiiier
of Chicago us inctirponilors, the Hell
Onto Canyon & Cotiiillc Pouer com
puny filed articles of incorporation
with ('orNirntion CommiiHioncr Wat--on
yestenlav nitcniooii. The head
(Itiititers of the oiuiiptiuy will he
(Irauts Pii,.s mid it cotitrmplatcK pro
idiiig power for the city mid for ir
rigation purpoxes. '
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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01B BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
TT Theatre
"Salisbury's
Wild Life
In America"
Here April 13, 14, 15,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Positively tho fjrcalcst animal pic-,
turc ever produced. Prices 10c and
15c. Others net 25c anil up for this
hln feature
SANDERS INCORPORATES
NEW POWER CONCERN
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FRIDAY EVENING 8:15
Dramatic Society from the
University of Oregon
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"My Man and
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3,000 CARPENTERS
UT
ON STRIKE TODAY
CIlU'AdO; Aptil 1ft. Wov.1 went
out from union lieailiiiailerH lotltty to
"pull on! tho caipeiilers when lio
whislle blows it! I::t0." Without Hk'
of oiiinpioiitibo there drew iicnn'r u
clah lit'tuceu Kt.llllll uniiiii cnt)t,ti-
tern niitl (100 itii'iuhiirs !' tho Car
irpt'ii'
ter Con! I tie! urn' itHSoeiatioii
It is estimated a MnKc by thu car
iteiiteis would llirow out ol wml; (10,
000 oilier bmliliiig mecltuiiics, mid if
continued would affect ftO.000 wage
caineis In allied iudiisttit's. Hoth
sides said they ore ptvpared for n
long Mniirglc.
"I.et them striki'," was the tleflant
message that passed between employ
ers. "It would he business suicide to
pay carpenters 70 cents mi hour."
There uro ahoiil I.'IHI Iniililings mi
tier coiistructioii unit the union tticii
cluitii that wo 1 1; will bo stopped on 00
per ct nt of iIichc.
"Ittiiltliiig operations in Chicago
this year would touch .fJOO.OOO.OOO
in cost if it were not for the labor
troubles," said !!, N Craig, sccivlaiy
of the lliiililing Ctuistmctioii Kniploy
crs' association. Ilesides the normal
run of business, which reaches half
of that ligitre, there ucro u uitmbci'
of big works under contemplation like
the Field museum to cost .f(!,000,000,
mtil the new Piiioii Million mid term
WEAK, NERVOUS
OHIO WOMAN
Made Well by licllrlotin Vinol
llcllefontnluo, Ohio, "My blood
was ory poor I was In a weak,
nervous, run-down romlltlou. I tried
different remedies without benefit
ami ono day my druggist told mo
nbout Vluol. I tried It and It built
mo up In every way blood, strength
ami nerves, nnd I tell my friends
It Is tho best iiiedtclno on earth."
Mrs. F.arl Rrunson.
Vluol, our delicious coil liver nnd
Iron tonic without oil, sharpens tint
appetite, aids dlgcHllon, enriches tho
blood and In this natural manner
creates strength. .Medford Pharma
cy.- Auv.
THE PAGE
Mcdfortl's Leading Theater
Last Time Tonight
Clara Kimball Young
In
The Deep
Purple
With Milton Sills and Notable Cast.
The Broadway success in a vivid nnd
Interesting, Photoplay
IN FIVE ACTS
Hearst Selig Weekly
5-I0-I5C '
Will Present Drama In Four Acts
j it
Direction
CHICAGO
OUT
PROF. REDDY
RESERVED SEATS (ADMISSR7N 25c, 50c 75c
iiuil, lit cos) .til,000,(lll!l. 'TheMt 111
iuivo In ho iiohlpoiiuil If Hit' naif''"'
lei's go out.1'
KEEP A JAR 0T , ,
MUSTEROLE HANDY
li i.hililily Loosens tip Coughs
ili lily
folds
mul
h lii Tlnoal or Chest
,1 il.tt a Itltlc .MI'HTICItOhK tiiblied
on your son', tluht client hofmo you
go to lied will looHou iii congestion
mul break up iiiunl hevero coltln mid
eoiigliH.
MllrlTIJUOhl'J Is a clean whlto olnt.
niviit iiiiulo with oil of niUHtiiril. Him
ply tub It on. No planter nocoMHitry,
ilettur than niiiiitiiiil iilaster and tlooti
not lillMor,
Thoiiiuinils who iikp M PHTHltOI.il
will tell what lellef It gives fioiu
Horn Throat, HronehltlH, ToiiiJIIIIIh,
Crdup, Htlff Neck, Asthma, Neural
gia. Headache, CouRt'tillon. Plolirlny,
ItheiiuiiitlHiu, l.umlmgo Pnlus mid
Aches of the Hack or Joints, Hpralus,
Horn MiuelvH, IIiiiIrcm, (Jlillliliilim,
Frosted Feet ami Colds (It often pro.
vents Pneumonia),
At J our drURKlts, In 8B nnd fido
Jars, mid a special largo hospital slo
for $11.50.
Ho snfo you get tho genuliio MU8
THIIOI.H lleftisi) Imitation K't
what yn uask for. Tho Mus'terolo
Company, Cluvcliinil, Ohio.
Paid Adv.
STAR
PAfTAMOUNT DEAUTY
f'Wildflower',
With Maruiirllo Clark
Four Parts
Pathe Weekly News
Last Time Friday Matinee
Comlnii Saturday Only
TWELFTH EPISODE
"Exploits
of Elaine"
THE BLOOD CRYSTALS
Sunday Only:
Jack London's Powerful Story
"Burning Daylight"
Six Parts
Monday Only:
America's Foremost Comedian, John
Barrymore, In
"The Man From
Mexico"
Five Parts
Afternoon 2: IS
Evcnlnij 7:00
Lady"
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