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flrEDFORt) MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMT3TCB
SOUTH
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VALLEY GRASPS AT
IRRIGATION CHANC
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i-'ow people of Medford nnd IIoruo
,rlver valley reallzo tho grndunl
growth of Irrigation In tho vnllcy and
tho prospects for extension tho com
ing year.
Earlier In tho year tho constant
stnlk was tho need of nioro tnolsturo
to develop and mature tho crops.
A number of tho moro progressiva
land owners began to Invcstlgato and
dovlso means toward securing water
or 1916.
Through (ho efforts of several
orchardlsts and land owners south of
Bedford, tho old 1'hocnlx mill ditch
was secured by tho Itoguo Itlver
Canal company, together with Its
water rights and concessions, fiom
tho town of Phoenix for tho building
or tho canal through that town. One
thousand acres of orchard was signed
wj for water and then tho canal com
pany immediately put a corps of mir
vcyoro In tho flold to run tho canal
lino on tho Rrndo known an tho high
lino canal,
digger Tlinu It Looknl
Through Boptombor and October,
travelers on tho Pacific Highway bo-
twecn Phoonlx and Talent noticed a
Ja,rpo forco of mon building a dam
near Talent and enlarging tho old
canal, but not much attention waa
given to tho work, as most people
thought It meant Just tho cleaning
out of the, old dllrli. Moro than 1.10
men nud dozens of tvums uro now
working on this canal.
Tho diversion dam near Talent
l.n n substantial nffnlr built or con
crete. This pari or tho canal In not
temporary affair, but a permanent
nnlt or Iho largo Irrigation system
now under construction. They havo
a pay roll or over IL'OOft per week
on this division or the work.
A Winter Payroll
Tho company Is employing over
200 men on tho Klsh lake reservoir
and expect to havo this finished by
December 1st. Ah soon as tho reser
voir Is finished It Is tho company'n
Intention to plnce those mon at work
enlarging tho present nmln canal to
many times Its presont capacity, pro.
vlded 3000 ncres Is signed up for Ir
rigation In tho Central Polnt-Tolo
district. This will nsmiro n mil sup
lily of water for nil tho north district
for 1010.
The land owners In tho north end
or tho valley do not npprorlnto or do
not seem to realize tho valuo of water
n do tho land owners In (ho south
end or tho valloy, although tho results
obtained by tho uso or n limited sup
ply or water this past year, and the
difference In price received ror tho
products grown by aid or Irrigation
contrast sharply with tho non-Irrigated
products.
Irrigation will redeem Iho valley
quicker thon any other movement
that can bo brought to tho orchardlst,
dalrymnn, truck grower, stockman,
general farmer and sugar beet grow,
or
l'lvfl prominent business men or
Indianapolis, Indiana, recently looked
over tho vslley. This was their rirsl
trip to the coaNt country and nil wore
very enthusiastic over tho progrch
nlvo spirit shown by the people of
this valluy. Tlioy stated that hun
dreds or thousands or dullara wore
read ror InveKtmcnt from (heir vl
Tho main questions nuked were In
igard (o Irilgallou. They could
readll) seo (hat waler wan (be gieal
need Not until wntor Is rlowlug
through (ho canals and over (he fields
will people lneht tholr mono). There
nt hundreds waiting before deciding
(o make (heir homes n dm valley.
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GETS AID OF POLICE AND COURT TO MAKE HUSBAND TAKE BATH
LONDON, Nov 5 Official denial
was made todaj of a report that Karl
Kitchener, seci clary for war, had re
signed. The announcement follows
"During Lord Kitchener's tempor
ary absence on public duty, (be prime
minister is carrying on tho work at
tho war office. There Is no truth
In the statement that Lord Kitchener
has resigned."
Knrl Kitchener was In London last
week at the tlmo of Ccneral Joffro's
visit to Kuglnnd. Slnco then no re
port hns been received concerning his
nbRcnce from tho war office until to.
day. Thero has been no Intimation
that ho might resign, In fact (bo
war secretary, according to thn gen
eral understanding In London, is (o
bo made a member of (ho small cab
inet committee which Is to be charg
ed with the direction of the war.
DOUBLE
HANGING
OF MURDERERS
CALIFORNIA
CHICAGO, Nov C. When her
husband wiih inniigniV on her com
plaint in Kiiulmood rotut, Mrx. Joint
IJonibitH told the judge lie "ju-t hate-
to take a butli. I Imd to en'l in a
SAN FRANCISCO, No. t'.--Uum
Hltnily, n 20-jem-old 1ml, who mur
dered mill lobbed a niL"M'iiu,cr boy i
Los Anju'li") to uet money lor n pres
ent lor u irl, anil Karl LoomiH, wlio
murdered n Kaeriimenln woman when
polii'cmnn to mnke him lectin the tub i kIic resisted his attempts to roll her
and even then ho resisted," he said, candy store, were hnngod at the same
lJurntiiiK was put on probation for time today. Bandy's execution took
six months nml ordered to lake a buth plnce in San Ouentin mid I.ouiuis',in
tmeo n week. ' Folsum neiiiteiitiitrv.
'"Pin lKMMIlt ,. t... M...4 .... -1 ..
mu ii wniuiiJi nujn lllllk W V nllUI Hint w....,.t 1 f- it 10
be prepared 'not for aggrelon. but 'Tim ' S" " .
for defonso.' That Is tho ground uponln ,' " ".' tt,,c,,,or.V"'1,ni,'"'.",1ll't
Whirl, nil ,.rrn,l. ... n.n, , J W'"' n,,'nt ' P'OiniMll, MICIIll Ol"
...' .., ..' "" '", religious standards."
iiu. ,, inn iiuiiuii nun over nro
KING GEORGE STILL IN
PAIN FROM ACCIDENT
LONDON, Nov. .". King flrorgr is
recovering slowly from (ho effects of
the fnll from Ills hor.se in Primer Inst
week. The follow iiif; official bulletin
was issued today.
"The king hail a somewhat hotter
niglit. Mis appetite is improving but
lie still has some pain, espeeinlly mi
a((emptin nny movement."
BRYAN DIFFERS WITH WILSON
(Continued from pago ono)
especially If they considered tho pol
icy dangerous to tho country.
Dojwirt.N From Tradition
"From my view of this subject, tho
plan which ho proposes Is not only
a departtiro from our traditions, but
a rovorsal of our national policy. It deeciwd by llie nluiosphero of tho
Is not only a monnco to our peace and Mmiliiittmi ulitli. This is the only
safety, but nclinlloiiRo to (boHplrlt of place in llo Cintcd States where the
chrlstlanKy, which teaehes us to In-J Mnmiiioii-wor-diippinj,' portion of the
riucnco others by oxnmple, rather jdemoeralii' party meets to oxcluuurc
than by excKIng rear. eomplimenls there is no roup fnr-
pnred ror war on (ho theory that It
wos preparing tor aggression? It Is
only fair to assume that the European
rulcrn who are Involved In thn pres
ent war thought that thoy were con
tributing toward tho maintenance of
pence when thoy wcro mnklng prepa
rations for.tlefeiiso. It Is n talso phil
osophy and, being raise, It Inevitably
leads Into dofys. The spirit (hut
ninken the Individual carry a revolver
and who over carries a revolver ex
copt ror dofeiiso? leads him not only
(o UKii It on slight provocation, but
(o uso language which provokes
trouble.
Without mi Iliieiiiy
''There has not been a tune in fifty
years when tliere wns less reason to
adil to (he expenses of the nnny and
limy, for we are not only without nu
enemy, but our prewi redness is in
eroasiiij,' relatively as oilier nations
exhaust themselves. And there neer
was n lime, mid there never has been
n time in our whole history when our
duly to the world more impcmliclv
ileinaniled self-rctinint and (lie eouu-
self of ponce.
"I hope tin president will not be
Looms woie a broad smile ns ho
niounleil the jrnllows. "Hello, Ijo.vhI"
he said, gieetnn; (he witnesses. He
declined religious consolation.
nuiiih made n statement, admitting
he had done wronc "I nm norrj,
be said. '-I lmd iu,wil tltc tow would
ce n wav clear to give me another
elianee." His sister bade lmn sood
bye yesterday.
DIED
Martin V. Mclaillis died today at
(i... i........ .if Mm ihutulitcr. Mrs. Ada
M. Judson, .IIU Hcatty street, MvA
ford, need 82 years, mourns ......
days. A stroke of paralysis was the
ilii-iwff ninse of his death.
Deceased vas a native of New
York, but li"u hucn a resident of Mcd
fotd llireo yenrs. He was i veteran
of the civil war, beinjc n nieinher of
Chester A. Arthur pot. He served in
Company A, Third Ohio cavalry.
Two children survive dcceiscd
Mrs. Ada M. Judson, Meilford, and
Mrn. Myrtle Hrny, Snnta Cruz, Cal.
The iiod'v will be removed to Monros
ville, O.", tor burial. Funeral serv
ices will be held nt 'J o'clock this af
(einoon nt tho O. A. It. parlors.
Those hnvuif: charge of the remains
will leave on the ,"i:'J0 train for Ohio.
Tho sixth gnrngo of concroto Is be
ing built nt Pendleton.
Echo is taking bids onn city halt
GO by 30 feet.
SORES OF FOUR YEARS'
STANDING VANISH
Has Unusual Story of Curo with
New Herbal Skin Balm.
Itow manr time liarc you laid awalce
watching for dnyllitht ami would be able to
catch a wink ol letp, but would wake In a
moment or to with kln that wai al.re with
..? What would you have not clvn
..v....... . "rT- .. ft . ..-'"
a cool ikln, no ncnine, ana rcircii.ing
lot
iilernf II ou are one ol theje tuflcrrrt.
I) I.AMA will insure you inc uioiing 01 a
healthy ikln free from itching, aorenets or
burning. It It an herbal balm and has not
a harmful Ingredient In It.
Mrs. Hex, who lltei at 131 Locimt St., To
tedo, O., ayl "I have used U'EXMA with
Rreat resulta and success for trouble which
trie doctors pronounced Uctema. I had sores
on my head and limbs and have been this way
for the past four yeara and tried many ways
to obtain relief and found none, but am
harry to ay that this preparation has entire,
ly cured me and I can and will indorse It to
all lhat suffer as I did." ,
We are the onlr dnigglsts In Oil; town
from whom JVENMA, the arreal herbal balm,
can be secured. Ask uj today,
SUGGESTION TO WOMEN ' M m8$m6!!
Who Aii ".lust Heady to Drop."
When you arc "Just ready to thop"
whon you feel bo weak that you
can hardly drag yournoir about
nnd becatiHo you havo not clout
well, you Ret up an tjred out next
mornlni? as when you went to bod,
j on need help. You can net It Just
n Mm, Maxwell did. She Bays:
"I keep house ror my llttlo fam
ily of three, and became complololy
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Jones Says 'The Trust Am
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inuwno.prnn.yVwM'? vv atcn i nam buzzing aiuuhu nuuc aCc
J!M tr50,.rki d ,' I ' QUl?tl7 S?ltinthae ?(lf ffPfl for OOr ad
bo ..mi improved rapidly, it toned I ! Never before did tho Medford people hear of a Good Bulk Coffee for 20c and A
up my system, I refined my 25c till "JONES Came to tOWll." V
ninirin. i i i'uiiiiiimi inv Hiriuiri 11 iiiii .
no longer nervoua, Bleep well, and
do nil my housework." Mrs. J. C.
.Maxwell, Montgomery, Ala.
Thero Ib no pccrot about Vlnol. It
owes Itn Bticcesn to (be medlclnnl
extractive) of fresh cod llvcra, ton
ic Iron nnd beef peptone, the oldest
and most famous boily-bulldlnt; nud
HtroiiRtb-crentlnK tonics.
So many letters like the above aro
conlluunlly comiui; to our attention,
thnt wo treoly offer to return tho
money paid for Vinpl In every enso
whero I falla to rIvo satisfaction.
For sate tit MeiWord Phnrinney.
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3 cans Dutch Cleanser
10 lbs. Sweet Potatoes ....
G lbs. Best Bulk Oats
Best Cream Cheese, lb
0 bars Crystal Whito Soap
25o
..25c
.25:;
20c
25c
Cornmeal, per sack 33c
trraiiam, per sacK iuc
Best Bulk Starch, per lb.., 7c
3 pkrj;s. Corn Flakes 25c
CREAMERY BUTTER per roll .65c
PAY THE CASH FOR YOUR GROCERIES AND SEE HOW MUCH FUR
THER A DOLLAR WILL GO AT JONES' CASH GROCERY
PHONE 235 225 W. MAIN
P. s. Don't forcet to walk up to our storo Saturday, whether you want to
buy or not. Wo will have some SATURDAY SPECIALS.
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(Continued from I'mku Ono.)
icntinns, next nddiefhed the house.
iihsertin? Unit M. Venuelon' (.olie.x
liiht Fibnmry nuttld have ted the
Oreek Heo( nnd iimi. to eo'tiplete
nu n.
ItOMimin? Ins. v"ocli, M. Veniielo-.
njiologircd fur" hi policy oI'lHNt IVli
riinry nud ilietn-wil (he lumtit
which Oreni'o mislit lime lenliied ii
lier neulrnlity had not hern iiuuntuiu
cd. ('ii)jtiniiiitjj, lie so id:
"Vom poliey htih rontloied our mi
(loiiul idtfalh nnpoN-ilile and in hen
iiu? inv.iliiiitiiiily a (iennnu )olilieal
.limp we me tHud to the (Iiihbim
of nidiiiar Kuliiiinaii MnpimtlouH and
tin glow lb ol Tuisih H.wiir. 1i
not tke )ait tedav in vnr wtiieh
jujotrow will be iin-wtuhM"
,iNTi:miitiJ..N Atrro mil co.
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kSaburday CHalleng'e Sale
Challenge Sale of Suits & Coats
aims
TheWomarfs Store
THE RIGHT GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES AT THE RIGHT TIME
Challenge Sale of
New Waists
100 All-Silk
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)lain and
fancios, new
stylos, up to
$1.00 values,
this sale, oaoh
$2..IS
100 White
Lingerie
Waists, high
not'U, long
sloovos, inado
of fine iiiatt'r
ials, up to
'J.50 values,
this sale, eaeh
SI. 00
Every Suit Must Go
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Handkerchiefs
Women's tine Lawn
Handkerchiefs, ea..2
Women's All Linen
Handkerchiefs, ea. 5t
Glen's All Linen
Nandkedehiefs, large
sie, eaeh I Or
Dr. Denton's
SLHKlMXd C.AK
MKNTS, the prac
tical Night Garment
for children, jrices
from
59c up to 98c ea.
All lo.00 Suits now S10.00
All $20.00 Suits now S15.00
All $25.00 Suits now . .. .$19.98
All $110.00 Suits now .. $22.50
All $85.00 Suits now $27.50
KK'VUA SH&'IALH) Suits ear
ned ovor irom last eal', un to
$10.00 values, now,
each
$5.00
Winter Coats Right Prices
Children's
Heavy Cord
uroy Coats,
all colors,
now ....$2.98
Women's
Heavy Black
Chinchilla
Coats, new
stvle, verv
special, each.
$11.98
Children's
Heavy Cloth
Coats, all
sizes, worth
$(U)0, special
$4.98
Women's
Plush Coats,
guaranteed
"Salts" best
grade, on
sale Sat.,
$19.98
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Leave Mud ford dally except Bun
day for Ailuand, Talent and Phounli
at 8 a. ni., 1:15. 3 ju and D:16 and
10:15 p. ro. (Saturday at 11.16 p.
m.) Sunday leave at 8:00 and 11:00
a, hi., 1:00, 5:00 and 0:3C p. in.
Leave Asblaud dally oxcupt Sunday
at 9:00 a. ., 12:50, X:30, 4:30 and
7:e h. . Bd Sunday at 1000 a
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Women's fine Cape (5 loves, a
now, pair QO-
go.d$l.26grndo, OjC
Women Washable Cham-
oisctte (Moves, all colors, spc-
1 ataiM X
run, per pair,
at
50c
Women's and
(lolf (Moves, nil
rial, per pttlr,
at
Children's
size., bpc-
25c
llarriKou's Ixeindccr (Moms.
lir1' ":... $1.00
Domestic Sale
Best Dress
urday, yd.5
Hope Muslin,
worth 12' ue,
Saturday, a
yard . .. . 9tf
Best Chnl
lies for com
forters, on
jtalc Saturday
at . . .5c
Heavy Out
ing Klaiiuel,
worth 12-c
a vartl, Sat
urilay, yd. Sc
.(i-iiich line
Silkalincs,
very special,
a ail !()(.
(ilU-ht 'l'owcl
ing, cciul, i
aiil 10(7
(hmkI heav
Comfort civ,
verv sH'cial,
ewch $ 1 .25
Cotton Butts
for comfort
el's, very spe
cial, roll.. .9(
72.U0 Sheets,
o'Oc grade,
spoeud ..J9c
Ciray Cotton
Blankets,
ven sjiei-ial,
pair IS
XMAS RIBBONS
300 pieces Satin
K'ihhons, all
colors, fl-yard
)ie'es. Satur
day, piccclO
2,")00 yards All
Silk KMbhons,
wide widths, uj
to 20c values,
Saturday, per
yard 10?.
o0 pieces Fancy
Flowered Bib
bons, all silk,
un to nOc val
ues, on sale Sat
urda. vd...ii5?
fi iui noj
Bueilla Cro
chet Cotton, all
sizes, spec'l 9(
Sanitol Talcum
Powder, per
can 10
Children's
Hose Support
ers, pair 10(7
( ood Hair
Nets, very spe
cial. 2 for . .5
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Underwear and Hosiery
Women's and Chil
dren's fine grad
n
,ests and Bants,
full bleached,
worth ll.ic, Satur
day special 29
Boys' Heavy Wool
tTh0 IHeecod Shirts and
Drawers, 75c
grade, to close out
at, eaeh 25o
AVomen'sSilk
CORSET COVERS
A new line of fine irrade
Corset Covers, nicely trim- Boot Hose, very
med. special, ea. ' .29( special, pair....25(
Women s fine
grade Tnion Suits,
all sizes, fleeced
lined, very special, $,
Saturday, a suit,
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Women's Wo.ol
LTnion Suits and
Vests and Pants,
up to $2 values, on
sale Saturday, ea.,
at $1.00
Kayser's Silk
Hose, every pair
guaranteed, per
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Women's Cor
nets, real $1.00
values, on sale
Saturday, pr.59(7
Women's Heavy
Coutil Coisots,
$1.2.") values, Sat
urday, pair .. G9(7
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Women's fine
Lace Trimmed
BraisM-rcson stile
Sat., each ..59(7
Women's New
Model Corsets,
elastic sides,
worth $1.50, on
sale Saturday at,
pair S9(
BABY WEEK
Corduroy Caps
ver special,
each . 4S(
Babv Battles,
new st vie, ca.-h,
at ..... 257
Baby Shirts, al
izcs. a. 29(7
Bab Blanket,
spi.ial. ta.a9(7
ANdol Bootees,
special, pr.25(7
Baby Outing
Flannel (owns
it 39c-
Baby Bath
Bobes . .$1.48
Baby Toilet
Sets, special at,
each .39(7
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