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IMSDircnu); OWKCJON, VMOAV, MAY M, ffir
Prsttlnt Says Relets of Germany
Nat EirtHflh No Act Will Qc
Owlttwl to Protect Lives of Amtr!
ean Citizens Reparation Asked
ante of Submarine Policy Asked.
WASHINGTON, May 14. Tho full
text of tho administration's protest
to Germany over tho Lusltnnla and
other violations of American rights
reads as follew:
"Department of State, Washington,
Ma)" t3, 19 1C.
"Tho secretary of stnto to tho
American ambassador at Ilerlln:
"Please call on tho minister of for
eign affairs and after wading to him
thin communication leave with him a
copy.
"In view af recent acta of tho Ger
man authorities In violation of Amer
ican rights on tho hgU tens, which
culminated In the torpedoing and
sinking of tho Tirittsh steamship Lu
sltattla on May 7, 1915 by which over
180 Amcrteen cltitenti lost thejr lives
It Is clearly wise and desirable that
the government of the United States
and the imperial German government
should come to a clear and full un
derstanding as to the, grave situation
which has reunited.
"The sinking of the British passen
ger steamer Falaba by a Gorman nub
marina oh March 58, tnrough which
Leon C Thresher, an American clt
lien was drowned; tho attack on
April 28, on the American vessel
Cushlng by a German aeroplane; the
torpedoing on May 1 of the American
vessel Gultlight by a German sub
marine, as a result of which two or
more American citizens met their
death; and', finally, tho torpedoing
and nlnklng of the steamship Lust
tanla, constitute a series of events
which the government of the United
States has observed with growing
concern, ulatrett and amazement.
"N'ot Former Get-Matt Policy
"Recalling the humane and en
lightened attitude hitherto assumed
by the imperial German government
la matters of International right, and
particularly with regard to the free
dom ft the seas: having learned to
recognise the German views and tho
German influence in the field of In
ternational obligation as always" en
gaged upon tho side of justice and
Ijumanlty; and having understood
the instructions ot the Imperial Ger
man government to Its naval com
manders to be upon tho same plane
of humane action prescribed by the
naval codes of other nations, the gov
ernment of tho United States was
loath to believe It cannot now brine
itself to believe that these acts, .so
absolutely contrary to tho rules, tho
practices, and the spirit of modern
warfare, could have tho countenance
or sanction of that great government.
It feels It to bo Its duty, therefore, to
addroa the Imperial German govern
ment concerning them with the ut
most frankness, and In the earnest
hope that It is not mistaken in ex
pecting action on the part of the Im
perial German government which will
oorrect the unfortunato Impressions
which have been created, -and vindi
cate once more the position of that
government with regard to tho saered
freedom ot the seas.
n Wont fitaiul for It
' "Tho government of the United
Slates has been apprised that the Im
perial German government consider
ed themselves to bo obliged by tho
extraordinary circumstances of the
preaent war, and the measures adopt
ed by their adversaries. In seeking to
cr' Germany off from all commerce,
to adopt methods of retaliation which
go much beyond the ordinary meth
ods of warfare at sea. in the procla-!
natfons do. the obligation to take tho
usual precaution of visit hud search
to uncertain whether n susjicctcd mer
chantman Is In fncl ot belligerent
nationality or Is In fact carrying con
traband of war under n neutral flag.
Object to Muhuuu-iitc Policy
"Tho government of tho United
States, therefore, desires to call tho
attention ot tho Itnperlnl German
government with, ihe utmost earnest
ness to tho fact that tho objection to
thotr present method ot attack
against the trade of their enemies
lies In tho practical Impossibility of
employing submarines in the de
struction ot commerce without dts
icgardlng these rules ot fairness, rea
son, Justice and humanity, which nil
modern opinion regards as Impera
tive. It Is practically Impossible for
tho officers of a submarno to visit a
merchantman nt sea and examine her
pnpers and cargo. It is practically
Impossible for them to make a prlrc
of her, and. It they cannot put n
prize crew on board of her, they can
not sink her without leaving her crew
and nil on board of her to tho mercy
ot the son In her small boats. These
facts, It Is understood, the imperial
German government frankly admit.
We are Informed that in tho Instan
ces of which we havo spoken tlmo
enough for even that poor measure of
safety was not given, and In at leat
two of tho casca cited not so much as
n. warning was received. Manifestly
submarines cannot bo used against
merchantmen, as the last few weeka
have shown, without an Inevitable
violation of many sacred principles
of Justice and humanity.
"American citizens act within
their indisputable rights in taking
their shljs nad In traveling wherever
their legitimate business calls them
upon tho high seas, and exercise
those rights in what should V the
well Justified continence that their
lives will not be endangered by acts
done In clear violation of universally
acknowledged International obltga
tion, and certainly in iho contldenco
that thotr own government will sus
tain them In tho exercise of their
rights.
Itegreti Paper Warning
"There was recently published in
the newspapers of tho United States,
I, regret to Inform the Imperial gov
ernment, a formal warning purport
ing to come from the Imperial Ger
man embassy at Washington, ad
dressed to tho people or tho United
States, and stating In effect, that
any citizen of the United States who
exercised his right of frco travel upon
tho seas would do so at his peril If
his Journoy 'Should take him within
the xono of waters within which tho
Imperial German navy was using sub
marines against the commerce ot
Great Ilritaln and France, notwith
standing the respectful but very earn
est protest of his government, tho
government ot tho United States. I
do not refer to this for tho purpose
ot calling tho attention of tho Imper
ial German government at this time
to the surprising Irregularity of a
communication from the German Im
perial embassy at Washington ad
dressed to tho people of tho United
States thrQUgh the newspapers, but
only for tho purpose of pointing out
that no warning that an unlawful
and Inhuman act would be committed
can possibly be accopted as an excuse
or palliation for that act and as an
abatement of tho responsibility for
Its commission.
nvjiects Disavowal of Act
"Long acquainted as this govern
ment has been with the character of
the German imperial government and
with the high principles of equity by
which they have In the past been act
uated and guided, the government of
!ho United States cannot believe that
the commanders of the vessols which
committed these acts of lawlessness
did so excqpt under a misapprehen
sion of the orders issued by tho Ger
man naval authorities. It takes It
for granted that, at least within the
practical possibilities of every such
case, the commanders even of sub
marines wero expected to do nothing
that would Involvo tho Uvea of non
combatants or the safety of neutral
ships, evtn at the cost of falling of
their object of capture or destruction.
It confidently expects, thoneforo, that
tho Imperial German government will
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EXECUTIVE PALACE AT PEKING
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FIRM
SUPPORT OF
NATION
ASSURED
I
0 ADMISTRATION
Tho gtuxl of tho. Japanese the iwlaro of tho president nf China N constituted hi modem Mylo, I lie
Oilucie ntolhtxl.s tolng ntnutdomtl for tho orldctitttl tyto f imiilUH'ftuv. Sisji
obligations, tt no loss ot llfo results, I
cannot Justify or excuse a practice j
the natural and necessary effect of
which Is to subject neutral nations
and neutral persons to new and im
measurable risks.
"The imperial German government
will not expect tho government of
tho United States to omit any word
or any act necessary to tho perfor
mance of its sacred duty ot main
taining tho rights ot the United
Status and Its citizens and of safe
guarding their free exerclno and en
joyment. (Signed) "Dryan."
COSSACK
TROOPS
oh
OF
FRUIT ASSOCIATION
SEEKS A MANAGER
' 1110. Sniui' venn n tluv owned
nearly M0l0.0(!0 ocro nt linn', of
f which H).r.,(IMl,llU0 mux nril.ln und
i IVIIIO.OOO fowl lutid. This Iniul i
J held by the Co!U'U lu eimimuhity
;ruiititiou us t xttito rrwunl for their
: military xeiivoe. It will lie ween that
J the CnitKJK'k liiltliini nmnimt to nlinnt
'ifty ueivt tor t'.xli ninn, wuiuaii ami
j ehild of tint people. Tltoiv I1 tin d
jmmiiji, linlf-enviouH Unsmn onleh
word nlinnt lieiujr nx 'free mid an rieh
WASHINGTON, I) ( ., M(l 1:1.- iix n Ci-Miek.'
"Appienlieed to Jfurs at birth. uj "The OoKHnok4 are tla" roiilirld
wero the SpartaiH ieln tlicin, tlip.eis of Kanipo. As the rowlmyy of the
Co.aoks xiiivlvalri fnun ynunj. AiHeiieaii plain- mid the gtiuoluw of
tiou-iiidiftritil, ia-the.r-pitr-world aiv Ihe Pampas, tho ('.aek nn an in-
EUROPEAN
ARIES
ASHLAND. May 14 Tho local
Fruit and Produce association Is in
a receptive mood for a new manager,
an outsider having tho preference
D. K. Hand ot Hood Illvcr arrived
hero Thursday, and Is looking over
the situation with tho view ot tnklng
charge It matters mutually satisfac
tory can bo entered Into between
him and the directors. Stockholders
have arrlred at the parting of tho
ways and realtzo thao importance of
having an unbiased outsider as man
ager. The association is making
overtures to tho business firms which
means that affairs affecting them
will hereafter be arranged on a sub
stantial give and take basts. Tho
the iiioit iiioturuMVto fisihterj on Kur
opoV tintllofiold;. A fronlldr'fc folk
like tho Motlo of our early uot, a
mixture of many iid'titui'ou cli
nu'iiN, mid eounl itut 1111 within their
own country a clnn .nor iliMiriotivei
tonoly inlonvtiiig, wild, fnjo, plain
folk, who liw in the ftaddlo in the
o'xii places, ami wlio-c roiili doiiioc
racy if Hir fxpiCM.ion of the hiiiiio
nnic, nidiiiu'iitiirv cuttnro a that of
their New World brother in t-p.nl.
tlmn fiat of tlio Ani"ican cowboy,. Nmi ol their uieriluu-. are allow 1. 1 to
the haxe filially lieon miImIikkI to tho
needs of the trmit imperial goveril
meiit at I'ctntgrnd, iiiLrn over just u-
they wove into lis inachinury, muf
presened as n snldier-rnsto. A wild,
eoiuiueritig, frcohonting folk, tile Om.
sackh havo hocii "biouht within thu
fold of Idishiait ciibn:ion hs ho!
dieiv, doKrendantK of "Hrrior and
pnigviiit'irM of gunArotions of noldloix
to uuvt tlis fitturu iimhU of Slav em-
pi re.
(Viiiipieioi-s'of SUktIii
"It is with tliso t'u-rtokj), the taon
who, in tint lofcuru of natioiiHl ponce.
roiHiueieil the vaxticmpui) of .Siberia
for Kiifwia, uad who, m vucli Kur-iuii
war for tho last 1U0 oais; have
NEW SIATE GAME
mati&nuof a war xono from which
thy warned neutral chips to keep disavow the acts of which the govern-
away. Tills government has already ment of tho United States complains.
taken occasion to Infonn tho imperial i that they will make reparation so far
government that It cannot admit tint I s reparation Is possible, for Injuries
adoption of such measures or such a ' hlr' ars without measure, and that
warning of danger to operate as In et-ry rti'l take Immediate -steps to
any degree an abbreviation of tho provetit Hit -eourrunco of anything so
rights of American ahtpmastcrs or of .obviously suhmMvo of tho principles
American oltlzouu bound on lawful! of wnrfaro for wirh tho imperial
errands as passengers on merchant German government has In tho past
ships of belligerent nationality; and ' wlsoly and co firmly contended,
that It must hold tho Imperial c-j 'Th government uiid peoplu of tho
man government to a strict arcouin-1 "nltcw tii.R look to tho imperial
ability. for any InfrliiKeniunt of tliosoMJcui nn j;oviiiinnt for Just and
rights, JnjcriiBtlonal. or nccldentn). It propip; , -I enlightened action In this
ilooaf'HOt; understand' ' tnioerlall vital matio vith tho greator confj
aerman goveinnieni in i 'r-fdene.becausu the lnltcd States mid
thqM rights. It aBsuiiies mi ..- 1. ,' "many are bouiio fogethor not only
trary,. that tjio imperial gonnnuM -'nl tics of friendship but ulao
accept, as of course, tho rule that the, ' ' licit stipulations of tho
lives pf non-combatants, whether! '"""v . " between tho United
they bo of neutral eltlzonslilii or dt-IStatea una u.r Kiffdom of Prussia.
matter of affording near outaldo mar-' formed the Tsars .irrusUtihle lirt-
kets with tho best that Ashland fruit lino slrenlli. tlu.t todayfe Htatemciit
raisers can produce Is also not being of tic National r;iKnipliii? society
overjooked. Geo. .MHIuer has been deals. Slop nearly dcruiing this mil
acting manager for somotlmo past. itnr- folk, tho statement centinue:
I "The t'o 'Hck.4 ari' a pcojlo of tho
,lni)itlcr-n fileiiiM's a iconic of close
I corporation, situated in itussja as a
iraeo apart, a sobhcr-casle, their xtate
n military ormiiatii)ii,tlicir coiiikv
tion with tho tcat umijiro mnintaincil
I through the iinH-rial war icmrtiiuiiit.
SALEM, Ore., May H. Governor 1'' ndnilnlstrution df their intvruiil
Wlthycombo has announced tho tflhin praclic.illv 111 llieir own liaijds,
personnel ot Oregon's first and gamo J smsl tlioirprivilecert h u oHto alawt
commission who will take office when j ,,H pronounced is wero those of tho
tho now fish and gamo law goes Into purtnn soldier-citizen, .r more com
effect May 22. Tho members are: parable to the .hlior-riiste of oldoi
C. II. Stono, Klamath Falls; Frank .Indian organization. Tho CosHiiok
M. Warren, Portland; Marian Jack, onmc of the onunial Bluv Muek. hut
Pendleton, and I. X. Flolschnor, 1 Mey woro thoo Slavx who rfever
Portland. Tho members servo for bowed their head beneath a yoke for
one, two, threo and four ycarB re- ci!n "P domestic, who lived a froo lifo
spcctlvely. The governor is ox- " lo hrder of their ronow oiil
offlcio member of tho commission. iwWinn, wmidcniig, fighting, Imrmiecr
Tho now commission will appoint tho S'uv tribe, who K.uetratcil deeply
master fish and gamo wardens. " Tartar and (Icortian InmU, who
lived by tho hunt mid by plunder, and
who maintained IhomHelwih 011 the
borders of Aia and Hurope fn-c of
all ecrfdom.
A Wciillliy Itaco
''Thefto itturd Hiif-hiaii wandereM
llShimilnted inanv iirlveninroim cl..
cated at 20 North Grapo atieot, will ,nt.ntK toofe ,, ninnn,r iem Ilnny
open Its doors for business tomorrow. I Tartars and SIimh, ami n today the
A. Hohensteln. recently from Chi- CoHHuek type i .1 moro or Iuhh dis.
cago. proprietor, and F. L, Wont, tim-t one. The total Cossack papa
manager, are both expertonced In this lniin f i... .. .1.... 1 mm
line and the now firm should recolvo ! - r 77-nr-m. .
tho hearty support of tho merchants,
HiHrvo and none of them lmi m!
occdi'd in winning ooriuaHoriug po
itiaa ihrouith the Inyiin.' up of groat
wealth.
Faiopsl by tlio State
"The foasiek in favored liv tho
xtnle Mini is a main prop of the state's
nuthoiity. T.i b boin a Coapk is
lo bo horn a soldier. Kvorv t"snok
hears th olilitntion nf twenty ears'
miHtmy scxioo. Ho inters into this
sorvk'o at tho ago of IS; shiiIs lliren
ynv In h preliiiiiiinrv tisapk divis.
Son; next jhps twelvo vwirs in iu
live son ice, and peials hb last fivo
mllitniv eir in llio foiHtnok r"orv.
It is the picked won fnuu hi milks
who constitute the Imperial piard, a
body of (hi finoAt tyjH? of Rulitori,
whom tlio Tsmr onn tnist, when Iikoiiii
tnit no 0110 else arotinil him. Tliexo
"o-wick Kolili-'rs ho been tho great
est terror with which l'linwin has been
able tn threaten I'urnpc; thc havo
lu en the ciiipircs mot efficient in
ternal hiIIo and they hnvo inarched
rnfttwanl to tho Pacific and Hontli
wnrd to the xonftfc of Itritish iiiflu
euro, conqiieHiiir for the Tnar n vaot
,'cuuaiii, iiii'liidiii; many linlion. The
Cn.sioks havo domlv luciignl. (heir
follow Slats for tlio tinnlhiM thc
li.ui rcci'hcil at the hands of tho
Taitar liordrs of Asia "
MRS. HAHLEY APPOINTED
COMMISSION ON PHILIPPINES
PI.KVI'I.ANIM)., May II. hum
Incut dologatitu to (ho world coin I
oontjtoifK road l'renldniit VIIoii'h
nolo to (loiumny (oday mid all agreed
that wlittUner otuilluuoiiev iiriiho the
goM'iumont wlu'ilil reoelvo llio firm
Hiipporl of the tinllon.
"Tlio AinencYiin piihlla will nlmid
litU'U l' tho iwicrntiiimt in any oxlg.
unoy which Mrlrt',' Htild John Ilny
llaiammid, olialriiiau uf the eougiexs.
"In tho proftsnt Hitiiallon the solid
support or Auntrii'ii is ut Hie coin
maud of I'nwldont Wilson mid lead
ers in social mid eeonomie lifo 1111
doiihtcdly will ho glad to lend him
their Hiippurt of their paliiotie mul
helpful oiiuiisi'l,
"I havo no doubt in tho atisuueo of
oniigresH, tho piohldeul is oidislinu
tlio counsel nf men o.Nperieired in in
tornatioual a I tail h and icprosentiug
all parties and all sentiments.
Henry Lane Wilson, tanner auibn"
Nitdor lo .Mexico, nnl:
"The unto n (loriuauv is an oeol-
leiitlv worded sldf document. Anion
onus uoueially desire peaeo, hut nut
at 11 Micrilicc of honor mid diguitv,
and tho unto seems to express this
attitude.
"If tho situation develops to that
point where it is impossible to mind
conflict, tho American people will
stand koIiiHv behind (ho uo eminent
lu such mi event, miooidry, loligiot)
mid polities will havo, in inv opinion,
nhvolnlcK no iullurueo on tho alti
tudo of our eillrenrv, 'h,peiiiilcd' or
otherwise."
Wi Suffer With
Impure Blood
An Effective Remedy That
Can Bo Relied
Upon.
sv AISf rr ,
You rati stn tutu alumni any ilrnif
olnrti lu lti tt H. nml nut n tmltlu uf
H. H. fi.i lti fiiinniis IiIiukI )ii rt Ho r. Hu
tlii.ro l 1111 nttml to striiititli or iiffr
Willi nay hlnutt iiimuilpr. It iloi-m't
tuns i) niiy lltrerolico bow mvnr In I tin
iiiinironK, . H. H. xviii nvrrniiiic 11.
Till fumuiM iKinn.ty Kl Into your
liloixl nt onru. II works with a will. It
Jmt simply niiiiltitliilcn dlnpnao urnia,
il ttrUist Ilieiu mil, (cmvurtu ttivnt lata
a ImrmtCKn nulnilnnifl for ouli'k ritm
llinlloa. Dx n linlltn tmlny 11 ml ymi
will quickly roiitlin Unit II. It. H, U not
rMDiilln) la lilootl bxnltti ni ar llo
titrnlM. fiit, irrnln nml mixtir ot our
Oiitly foinl. Ami If yours I a atiilttiorii
caia, wrltn tit nam la (tin Mitliml Ait.
ir, Tn Hwlft Hpt'inn iV, ns Hwlft
lltilH., AlUnln, (In. Ho wilt put yna
rlRht. Tills itrimittntnl ln npeii or
InenlviilaMn imrvlin to it ml of mim
nml wonirn. tt tittt l-imlilcil lhm in
umtnrslmiit Unor lnn eiwnllllim, in ink
euro of lhrmttn In Dig rlKlit wuy.
In mi uin M M, H In emijiinrllmi Willi
tirnllli tirlp h to olitnln Ilia lfsrit
rrmill wlllimil mlKlnlcv. 1)ii not
nritpt nny of III hnntn nf nulnlltnlr
m nftra illil,,"' for tltoxi who nrn
rnnllv mlntnl. H. M. H. Iikk I'fll I tin
ulnmliuil for lotir n cintury nml l mi
iiuriliuilly llio (l iiiillcliiu you
sin uio.
ME0F0RD HAS NEW
JOBBING CONCERN
Tho Valley Candy company, Job
bers of confections and specialties, a
new business liouso in Medford, lo-
(Jovornor Wlthycombo has ap
pointed Mrs. K. II. Ilanley of Mod-
ford a member of a stnto commltteo
of fivo to co-oporato with the national
commltteo for "I'pbulldlng tho Wards
of the Nation." Tho purpose, of this
commltteu will ho to organlzo non
sectarian political work among tho
Moros In tho hlllpplncs. Mrs. Ilan
ley has accepted tho appointment and
oxpcctn to nccompnny tho commltteo
when they go to Manila,
FRECKLES
.Vow Is llio Tlmo to (Jet Hid of Thoso
I gly SpoU
There's 110 longer tho allghtost
itoed of fueling unlimited of your
freckles, as tho proscription othluo
doubol strength -Is guaranteed to!
tctuovo.thc9 homely spots, I
Simply got nu ounro of olhlno
double strength from any druggist ,
and apply a llttlu of tt night and 1
morning ami ou slioiilil soon sco
that oven tho worst freckles havo
begun to dlrappoar. while tho lighter
ones havo alnahed entirely, it Is
seldom that more than an ounce Is
needed to completely clear tlm skin
and gain a beautiful clear complex
ion.
lie sum to ask for tho double
strength othclno ns this Is sold un
der guarantee of money back If It
falls to remote freckles.
WE CAN BUILD IT
I'xporlmrntat Work, Model Making.
I)lo Making, Designing and Mfg.
special machlnory.
Correspondence Solicited
AUM8TIIONO MF(1. CO.
Second St. rortland. Ore.
What Von lime Itoen Tiooklng For.
'UNION FEED AND
HLIVERY.STABIE
FULL KQTJIPPED
LIVERY STABLE
AMBULANCE SERVICE
J 12 South Jtivoi-Aitlo
Phono 150
GAUNYAW &
BOSTWICK
Prourlntor
WESTON'S
CAMERA SHOP
U()8 Erwt Mnln Rtrcot
Medford
Tho Only Exclusive
Coininoi'i'inl PhotoKiaphors
in Southern Oregon
Nfigativoa Mndo nny tiino or
phico by appoint mujit
Phono 1-17-.7
Wu'll do tho rent
V. T W-R8TON. Prnn
GIFTS FOR GRAPUATION
STOP COUGHS AND COLDS
instantly with Schlffmann's Concen
trated I'xpcctorant. 2 ounces mnko
a pint at homo. If not found the
very best remedy over used, your
money will bo returned by Medford
Pharmacy. Adv.
-- -Tr.- -e-
as well as tho people generally, in
Medford and tho valley, 1
A. Hohensteln located hero after
spending several weeks prospoctlng
on tho const, is in lovo with tho city j
and valley and has great faith in tho '
future of tho country.
Mr. Went .has lived In Medford
threo yours, being district manager:
for tho Il.unto lino of confectlonH,
likes tho city and valley and believes '
In its future to such an extent that
ho gavo up a good position to ongago '
In tho now enterprise.
Tho firm will also manufacture
crlspottca and Saratoga chips and '
tliQlr brandH wl bo known as "Oh I
How Oood."
The Return of Richard Niel
at the Page Theatre Today
i-'ou Hint
Diamond King, Iltucolot or
I.avollluro. Illrlh Stone,
Friendship or Slguot Illng,
Fancy llrooch or Waist I'lus
Heads or I'nr DropH, Chate
laine or llrncolet Wulcli,
Toilet HOI or Individual Articles,
WMJkMrMM
TOH III.M
Diamond, Mirth Stono or
Signet Ittng, Solid tlold or
20 Year Watch, Wnldemur
or NokIIkoo Chain, Initialed
Knlfo or Clgnr Cutter, Hold
or Silk Itlbbons Fob, Mono
gram Links or Scarf I'ln.
A (lift of Jowolry or Silverware Is mi Hvorlostlng Hoinombranco.
MARTIN J. REDDY, The Jeweler,
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hmia pf any of tha natlona at war, f
Miinot lawfully oy rightfully bo put
la jeopardy by tho capture or do
Itoglot), Not I.'iioiikIi
"KxprcflsIojjB of regret and offers
of reparation In cano of thp destruc-
Choose Grants Pass
TILLAMOOK. Ore., May 14.
Crants Pass was chosen as tho
place, for holding noxt year'o conven
tion of tho Oregon State Orange, '
which ) iiosv in session hero. Dole
gatcu woro taken on a tour of inspec
tion oer tho county today, and to-
ai)'i)tion of n iinariaod merchant-,, Hon of neutral shins sunk by mlstaka
wan, and rf.oHlw ajso, naiuUother w hjjo thoy may saUtfy International night held Initiation of delegates,
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The Teachers' Review Course at
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Medford Commercial College
".logins MONDAY, MAY 31, and Prepares for ,11'Ni: UN'AMINATION.
THE SUMMER SCHOOL
begins MAY .11, and continues during .IU.NU, JULY and AU0U8T, with
Classes from S A. M, to 12 M. Conimoiclal mid Shorthand' subjects
Tliruo Mouths for 135.
For Full Information. Call, Phono lfi-L, or Write.
31 N. (Irapo Street,
' To Deposit Money Promptly
In tho Jackson County Dank lu an nusurmico of ovory
nafcguaid for yohr funda w lloro thoy wll Inuioimo ut In
terest. '
You are cordially Invited to mako thin your depositary,
. i'v Intoront Paid on Huvlnn Accounts.
OVER 82 YEARS UNDER ONC M AtJAGI"MKNT
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