BEDFORD MATT, TllTBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, MQNTAV. NOVEMBER 29, 1915
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AMllimu T. Traub, ii nnlivp of Ar
gentina nntl a resident of llitenos
Aircrt, its enpitnl, is nn intoroflteU vis
itor in tbte city nnd vnlley for a few
3nys, liis minion being thnt of in
quiry conr-cming our resources unci
tlusir dorcloiimcnt.
Mr. Traub, n younij mnn of wcnltli
nnd cultivation, Iiiih been nbscnt from
bin South American lioino for tlircc
j'cnrn nnd is now on his return. Dur
ing this period lie has visited Europe,
but bin islt Micro wnn homowbnt
rudely interrupted by the wnr-rhcu
conditions which tnndc it impossible
for htm to pursue, bin study of com
mercial conditions there. Ho cntnn to
the United States in December of Inst
yvnr nnd bus traveled in n leisurely
way nliout tbo continent, having de
voted some timo to n fcttuly of the
exhibits of this nnd other countries at
the Panama exposition at Snu Fran
cisco. "North nnd South America nro too
fnr npnrt commercially to bo ho close
together physically," suid Mr. Traub
to the iWnil 'Tribune today. "Kiiglinh
business diplomacy long jiro opened
the channel of traffic between that
country nnd ours, nnd hns developed
an imlneiiHO volunjo of thulo between
tho two countries. Wo cannot fully
understand .why tlm United States
him b(H-n r;oin(iiffcrriit to the ndvnn
tngo of opening" traffic with the
South American countries.
"Apparently there in an awakening
iu thiH respect, howewr. One of tho
largo banks iu New York City is now
establishing a bank in Buenos Aires
with a enpitnl of JK!(),(IOO,000, three
i'ourtlis of uliieh lias been subscribed
by eapitali"ts of tin' United States
and the other fourth hv men of means
Iu Ihirnos Aires, It is expected that
this agency will at .nice develop a,
larger volume of Iiimiiuhh between
this country and ours. Argentina is
n stock and grain country, diversified
farming (hero not having been dexcl
tmed extensively yet. Wo inixirt a
Vast tonnage of such productions ns
the Vnitcd States could supply, if it
hiid the hipping facilities. Much ef
fort is being put fntth in Argentina, to
JlMilec it to do this. While in Cnli
forntn I noted that thirty-two car
loads of peats weie being shipped to
llucnos Aires iu one lot. Oni is not
n fruit country."
Mr. Traub will go In I'oitland from
II ere nnd from that Kiiut will tuku
'(enmship for home. He feels thut
tie hns learned much dining his long
'jonnicy into foreign countries that
Wilt benefit him a great dual iu a bus
inesn way in assisting those who nro
devoting time nnd earnest work to
ward bringing about u closer rela
tionship in trade between Argentina
and the United States.
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LILLIAN LORRAINE
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I'nsients nature's m-t wondeiful
riiilowuumt of be.uil. pei-onIil
and tnlwit, e.pniU' Lillian Lorraine,
in "Kent of Nm" Liiiwu l.or
trnlna and WHImui UiHiitWwh, Jr.. in
troduced for the firt turn, Ih mv
oiyj olnptT ot thi ril ln ojhs--faj
fiilsret Theie are number of
now thrill wlucli V tar standard
' iff tuition fult up t tWat ..i tb h
efitllK ullMplcr. miHU l-t fk.
Que of tliMi , eluaai (' tha eM
findu, is fmnie'ifsi wha the hujje
brute-man in tbi ctuplov of Ute two
ttuffBjdrtitors, cut a rujic la4nW with
his tcfith ami hwiU two tMrwrr
down n iftv cltlf.
Miss Moll.v niiiiMc.lt (left) and Mrs. Mu Suttni Iinndv in action during the Thanksgiving dnv tourna
ment at Long Pencil, Oil., which resulted in Melon for Mrs HhpiIhn over the Norwegian title holder. At tho
time of her marriage Mr. Iliimlnv wns conceded to bo w Tld's chempion. Alter four years of retirement she
has canto back with her old tune tgor, proving that o tunnied woninncnn jiicccssfidl.y comneto iu ntblctics.
CLUB
WORK
BUSINESS BOOM
TO BE PURSUED THROUGHOUI EAST
REPORTS BULLIS
AMONG STUDENTS
News of the death of Sister Mary
Kdwurd at Mnrylhursl, Oswego, on
thanksgiving day was received at St.
Mary'n nendemy Saturday. Sister
Mary Kdwnrd was duo of the de
voted band of self-sacrificing women
extolled in the, newspaper of Jack
sonville foity-six j cars ngo for their
heroic work at the time of the small
pox epidemic. The board of health
UU the-tunc, nt first refund tho offer
made them of'.tbo filters of the Holy
Nami sen-ices as nurses for the
emalipox cases, through unwilling
ness to expose them to the perils of
tho dread disease, but ns U ravages
increased and even nntural protec
tors deserted the deathbeds of tho
victims, thr boat1 was forced to ac
cept tho service of the sisters, al
though at first on many protective
conditions.
Sister M:irv IMwnrd nnd Sistc
Frnnocs of Assisium were the two
devoted members of the sisterhood
who took upon themselves the office
of nursing, the others remaining at
home to minister in turn to these. A
newspaper of the time says of their
werk:
"During the epidemic, when strong
men shrank in dismay when the
do.iri'St tii of kindred were severed
by the fear of contagion, the gentle
members of the Catholic histcrhood
j bravely stepped forward to afisuogc
tho honors of the pestilence, fcor
weeks thev hnvc not censed their
ministrations. Day after day,
against the warnings of physicians,
regardless of their own health, theso
self-sacrificing women hnvo wrestled
with the 'king of terrors'."
Sister I'rnn"is of Assisium, Sister
Marv Fd ward's companion, was re
moved to n distant mission for rest
nnd recuperation after tho epidemic
was over, but sreeunibcd to the ef
focirt of her hemic labors nnd died
and ilerlnres that lioforo tong tho H,orv n.fter. Sister Mary l'dwnrd
.Montenegrins will bo forced bnck Into t;VP(j j0 u,e ,iVnnced nue of 78 mid
their own territory whoro deprived ot j,rr pns.inir ul0 tuor d:v in a rc-
Httpiilles ami munitions, thoy will flu- ,5n,i01. ,f t,0 devoted ideal of scrv-
Ish their rolo In tho war. ;,,0 0p lmh .be cave oxnmiilo.
L. J. Allen, representing the Ore
gon Agricultural college ot Corvolhs,
arrived in the city this morning in
tho inteiest of the Uig club work now
being conducted under the diicctiou
of tho extension depnitmeut of the
college. This work, though different
in type, is iu tho class with that of
tbo com club, iu which such extraor
dinary results hnvo been achieved
during the past two or three ve.irs in
almost mory county iu tho state. Tho
pig club development is being pur-
Hied iu oory county aUo,
The object of .Mr. Allen's isit i
to explain as fully as possible tho
methods bv which tho be-t refills
icav bo obtained in the pioductiou
and growth of pigs, including oven
leutuie of tho woik of preparing th"
hog for tho market. This covci the
punier feeding of the pig and, lin
all, tho hog, as well as such means
ot cute ns will pi event attack by di-
cuM thiouuh lack of .tttenliou and
uuircpor rations.
In this woik it is proposed to join
crfoit wth that of tlm com club at
tar oh practicable. This willev s n
ideal hog icitiou n well us a supcuoi'
com countiv. The stiulont iu tlu
Kioeutil'ic work will be intetcstcd
lliroiiji the pareutw and the parcutx'
intci est in the promotion of better
crops and cheaper pork will be reach
ed throtitrh the students. It t- an ex
"client plan. Alroedy the bnv of en
ergy and entorpue in this counts
ha (aught dad how to riM com;
cud in the sumo w.iy the liis and
girls will tench the parents how to
make hog rnUnig siy.
Mr. Allen will it-mitiu siveiul ln
in the work of introducing tins plan;
'nit tho rojtulur (UtmU of the work
will bo lft Sidinol Supervisor A. It.
bus, mid Schol Siipcriuti iideut J.
IV Will..
FULTON SMITH BOUND
OVER TO GRAND JURY
Viola Jnn, is mm old. of Tlont
apnirMi bfiir J iitle Tulor Sut
urdiiy uftemoon and chuiacd Kultoit
Smith. 91. aliM n( that city with bo
lus tlio (ulher of nor t monthi old
baby. MIm Johw told u nlmple
utrulBbtforwunl iior). admitted ulie
S.fS, Hullis, owner of the South
ern Oregon Traction company, and
nlso of the Sterling nunc, has return
id front a hurried business visit to
New York nnd other purls of the
east. His expression concerning bus
iiiihsh conditions in the out at this
time is very optimistic.
"I hnvc never seen anything like
the boom iu business that is being
developed (hero at this time," said
Mr. llttlli-. "Ih trend is toward the
Pacific coast,, of course; and 1 be
lieve it is coming with sufficient rap
idity and force to reach us next year
perhaps in the cailv months of the
coming uuo.
"There is foundation tor the (tope
that next vear will prove to bo .the
psychological period for a general v
viwil of liusincM, in eerv wnv on tfpa
coiul. It will be slow to touch some
of the nunc isolated places, to bo
sure; but ,t will come, in due time,
and thut fact ought to make us leel
better."
WEDDING BELLS
At a dlripln homo wedding on
Thanksgiving May MIh Loretta Chll
droth lieeaiuu tho brldo ot .Mr. Kd-
ward N. Coy. Tbo wedding was sol
emnized by L. L. Simmons, at the
homo of tho bride' ptrentH, L
Otlldiotli ot i:Klo lont. A boun
teotiB dinner wa iorisl after the cer-
omon to a few friends pihI rolntlvos
TEUTONS VENT WRATH
ON MONTENEGRINS
LONDON. Nov 2U A stntotnent
coutalatxl In u recent MoiitonoKrlii of
flulal conimunleatlon that Austro
fiorniiin mllllar) autborltle had been
for tho iwH proparlng to Inaugtirato
main action iiKiilust .Montoiiogro Is
confirmed to well iutoruiod oluorvors
In Amsterdam.
Tbo (diagram publUlied In Amster
dam states taut now tho war against
Serbia being n twirl) eudoU, action
UKulnbt Monteuocro ma bo taken in
baud with tbo utmost vigor The ar
ticle rontlnues with tbo statement
that thi Auhtm viciiiun troops aro
uihanrliift lctrriosh at koernl
D.iiiilii on the Monti ihmiii frontier
was jwrtly to blame but liag unaHie t -
t provide tar bar baby Mid that the pUPHFTER S PILLS
luthor W esmiMllwl to at least do his, UIJLLU Tin: inhiiui.. a
share. Oh ciw o&amlHatton lias
Nbury was aitubl to shsk th
wUnou In bar aiMT aati Just ins Ta
Inr sXHHd SsaMh W t the grand
With Mcdford Trtao ts Mtotord Mad1 Jnr tu4vt j:i bonds.
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SOtB BV DSlfilSIS VCKIUHCRE
STUBBORN COUGHS. COLDS AND
BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS RELIEVED
With Ile.st .Itomo-Mmlo IteiiHMly liiH Tcusxmsfiil for ,T Centjt
If overytlilng wa sold In as liberal I one.
and fair n manner as tbo Mcdford Kvon though not In need of audi n
medicine nt present, It will pay to ob-
I'hnrmacy Is selling Schlffniann's Now
Concentrnted Kxpcctornnt, absolutely
no causo for complaint or dissatis
faction could possibly arlso from
anyone. Tbe.io druggists say "Huy a
bottlo of this new romody nnd try It
for Mroncliltls, Ilronchlal Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Suvero Cough.
Crouji or any Ilronchlal affection, and
wo will refund your money, Juat tho
samo as wo do with Dr. Srhiff man's
famous Asthmador, If It does not glvo
perfect satisfaction, or If It Is not
found tho best romedy over used for
any of theso complaints." In addi
tion to this guarantee, In order that
tho public mlRht try thla remedy
without further delay, theso drug
gists nnnounco that thoy bavo decid
ed to make an extra luducement and
wjll sell 2i'i) regular DOc slro bottles
for half price, 2Sr, to the first 200
porsoits who sign nnd present tbo
coupon below nt their storo. Although
thoy and the proprietors aro losing
money on every bottlo sold at this
price, thoy both bavo decided to stand
this loss, so as to glvo thoso lio
bavo not yet used this excellent rem
edy, an opportunity, of trying It, at
their loss, knowing It will be found
tho best medicine ever used by any-
taln a bottlo now at half price, an no
doubt someone In tho family will rc
ipilro It lioforo tbo winter Is over, but
you will not have another chanco ot
buying for less than full price.
Ouo bottlo makes a full pint, 128
teaspoonsrul, by simply mixing it nt
homo with ono pint of granulatod
sugnr and ono halt pint of water, and
makes tho wholo family supply, and
as much as would ordlnarly cost
from $2 to $3 for tho same quantity
of tho ordlnnry, old-fashioned, ready
mado kinds of doubtful merit nnd
also without a guarantee, llko this
remedy. It Is prepared from strictly
harmless plants and Is so pleasant
that children like to tnko It and It
can bo given them with perfect snfo
ty, no It posltludy coiitnins no chlo
roform, opium, morphine or any other
narcotic, ns do most cough pilxtures.
Absolutely no risk whatever Is run In
buying this remedy on tho guarantee
of tho abovo well known, reliable
druggist.
If a neighbor or friend would tako
and pay for half the liottle, tbo cost
of half a pint ot this excellent medi
cine would only cost each about 12
cents.
twhntv rivi: cn.vr corroN x n,
Tblo coupon nnd 2.c Is good for ono (only) 60c bottlo of Scblff
niann'a Now Concentrated Kvpectornnt at tho .Mcdford riiarmacy, If your
name and address Is filled In,
Nnmo Address
Strictly High-Class
Business Man's Proposition
AVo aro desirous of forming a connection with a
strictly representative man In 5 our city. lllgh-claa
Kuanutod income proposition. Applicants will bo
required to furnish first-class references aud Invest
a small amount.
No local corporation can furnish such an attract
ive proposition with such rare returns on amount
luvMted
This business, established since 1910, Is demand-,
lag tho groatost attention ot Investors, particularly
(ram bankers, retired capitalists, farmers and men
active in business.
Active, live wire who arc successful aro the men
w(i want to have associated with us.
Your mot ouroful Investigation solicited.
Write or wlro. Address
Desk E, 363 East Oregon St.
roitluud, Oregon
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Perfeciion Oil Heater
Makes the house warm and
cozy on the cold, damp days.
Inexpensive to operate easily carried front
room to room. Smokeless and odorless. Deal
ers everywhere, for kttt n,uUt u Ptail ail.
Standard Oil Company
(California)
Mcdford
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If you want your Pictures in time for Xmas
you must have them made at once
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Just Received
A Carload of Fancy Burbank
POTATOES
Also
A Carload of
FLOUR
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Get Our Prices They Are the Lowest
NO CREDIT
NO DELIVERY
NO HIGH RENT
Jackson County Supply Co.
"Cut-Price Grocers"
30 X. GRAPE ST.