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DECISION
' SAbKM, Or., Ilco. 2. IU'paiiHi' of
flic inability of three members to bo
jirescnt, the lnnd prnut oonfercneo
poininilteo tlenitled nt noon toilny to
i jircwnt no jtlnn to tin Southeni Pa
s' ;ffio ruilroiwl officiate this iiftenioon
for tlie diHMimtion oT tlio IuihIm m too
OieKon & California railroad land
frant.
After tlio company's officials as
Hiued the eommittco yesterday, that
they were prepared to negotiate an
ndjonniment vnn taken until a full
committee midit frame n jdan.
While the eommittco informally
diMciissed phases of the prant prob
lem today, no new feature of conse
quence was brought out, nave that
Hie Southern Pacific, company claim
to have sustained ft net deficit of
$'.:iGt),iri0.1U in handling the lands,
for which it expects to be reimbursed.
YE STINKPOTS AND' HOGS; LISTEN TO
THE ONLY ELIJAH AND THEN BEWARE ft
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SMOKING Thb WEtD-
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SMOKINC 1 V THE.
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NEW YOIUC, Dec. 2. Richard 1
WiiKttor, president of the American
Trnns-Atlnntlc company, announced
today thnt'ho hnd ordered the Hteam
er WlnnohnRO to leave Huenos Alre'rt
for Stamford, Conn., without further
delay. The Wlnneb.iKO l ono of tho
vegNclH IlKted by the llrltlHh ij'ivern
meiit an under hiihpIcIoii of (lernian
ownernhlp. She Is loaded with que
bracho wood.
Knrly hut, month Mr. Wapner ap
pealed to Secretary of State LnimlnK
to nrrniiRv with the HiltlHh govern
ment to permit her piwHiiKn to Stam
ford. It In undemtooil that no Mich
requcKt wan made liy Mr. I.iitiHlnt;
and that tho Rtnto department took
the position that vchhoIb flying tlie
American flag would he protected In
their rlfthtH without Hpcclal arrange
ment for Immunity.
SPENDS MOO TO
BLOCK
CANUCKS
eSxW s. A
SivKTJbr -t - rit i u -r rnio r
chorus, i
"O, what Hliall tho barveft be?
O, what shall the harvnut bo?
Sqwlng the send of a polRoncd brain,
Sowing and reaplngjboth palsy und
pain,
forging the chtlna of your slavery.
Suie, ah, sure will the harvest be."
By this time Vollva'n white whls
whlBkors wero a sight, but somehow
you couldn't get any tobacco realism
i out of the show. The coffee odor was
, too strong.
; "I knew a preacher over In Iowa,"
I said Vollva, "who used to have tho
choir sing 'Come to Jesus while ho
filled his jowls with tobacco until his
cheeks bulged out tho dirty old
bog "
Whereupon tho man of religion
Bclzed the cilBlildor tin hml been fill
ing and Jammed It down over the
head of a pacifist deacon at his el
bow' The play presently nenred Its end,
a little girl stepped Jo the pulpit to
kiss grandpa, played by Klljah Vol
lva. "Cotno and kiss grandpa," Invited
Klljah. The maid hesitated.
"Why don't you want to kiss grand
pa"" he asked.
"llecaufe," said the little maiden
with becoming coyness, "you've been
chewing nasty tobacco and you'ie a
stinkpot."
urRsmY. di'Tempf.r 2, 1915
GERMANY FEELS
ALLIES SHOULD
ASK FOR PEACE
HKIILIK, Dee. 2 (by wiieltws to
Suyvillc). Cemmenting: on the pro
posed socinlixt intcrollution in the
reiohstnjr concerning the conditions
upon which (Icrmanv would make
police, the Overseas News ajicney
says:
"This interpellation is due to the
fact that in Germany nobody under
stands why our enemies, after diplo
matic defeats in the Balkans, coupled
with military failures, have not yet
begun peace negotiations. The im
perial chancellor, Dr. Von Hetlimnnn
Ilollwc!,', probably will discuss the
possibilities in the rcichstn during
one of the next few days. I'lisuin'
debates will likely show that the rul
ers of countries at war with Germany
still blinded, believe in. Germany's
)tnrvatiou, her i nomie prostration
and in similar illusions. Tlieiefore,
any peace conditions put fonvaid by
Germany, though dictated by her suc
cesses aleng: all fronts, would be in
terpreted by (he nations opposed to
her as signs of weakness and weari
ness of the war."
E DOOMED TO
A CRIPPLED LIFE
AT BIRTH DIES
NKW YORK, Dec. 2. Margaret
Hoberts, the deformed and paralyzed
baby whose birth caused a discus
sion here similar lo that over the de
fective baby allowed to die recently
in Chicago, died today in thu babies'
hospital.
The infant was born November III.
Its lower limbs were paralyzed mid
its feet deformed, but its mental con
dition was thought to be normal. Dr.
Maurice Kosenhurg, the phyieinn
who attended Mrs. Roberts, asseited
that ii simple operation could save
the child's life and mentality, al
though it would be n lifelong cripple.
He offered to perform the opera
tion, but nfter considerable contro
versy it was decided to leave (he
child's fale to a board of phsieians.
This board decided against tlie oper
ation. Wants Cub Players
CHICAGO, Dec. 2. James Calla
han, recently appointed manager of
the Los Angeles club of the Pacific
Coast league, put in bids today for
surplus players of the Chicago Na
tional League club.
lHIJnh Vollva and .scenes In Ills new play now running at Xlon City
TuU'iiuu'lc.
NP.W YOHK. Dec. 2. ( hnrlcs fi,
Mellen, former president of the New
York, New Haven & Hartford, testi
lied on thu stand today at, the trial
of Ihe eleven former diicetors of the
road that he had spent MO, 000 of
New Haven money trying to prevent
the Grand Trunk railroad of Canada
from extending' Its system lo Provi
dence, H. I.
The testimony was preliminary lo
proof which the govcrnmenl hopes to
elicit that the Grand Trunk finally
idiandoned its extension, thus endinp
n threatened competition with the
New Ha.'cn.
ZIO.V CIT, Ills., Dec. 3. Did (lod
plan tobacco?
Wo ask you that kindly, Mr. Man!
or was the dovll tho farmer who
tucked the first seed Into the ground?
Klljah ftios it was tho devil. We
refer to the twentieth century Kjljuli,
succesKor In .Ion of John Aloxander
Dowlo, who built this rollglous burg
on tho shore of Lake Michigan and
put Into the city cbartor a forever-and-forever
prohibition iiKalutit
swine, hooze, east his mantle on llro
ther Vollva.
When Klljah John Alec died, ho
east blH mnntlo on Ilrotlior Vollva,
who likewise Inherited n violent tom-
j per against tobacco and other crea
tine comforts like that. For, thin
winter, Vollva U earning on a redhot
crusado agalimt tho weed at Sunday
nioetlii'H In tho tabcruarlo.
You filthy stinkpots who smoke
and chew tobacco should have been
at the recent meetln's when KHJah
stayed tobacco! Yes, sir, "Ten N'lKhtu
In a llarroom" Isn't a markur to Vo
llva's little Sunday drama untitled
'Grandpa's Qu;l VJio Pushed t
Arter a hymn to the almighty, Vo
llva retired behind tho scene, reap
pearing with a bushy wig and long,
white false whiskers. lie had chaw,
ed up a handful of coffee beans and
his cheeks held about a quart of cof
fee Jufr'e. This he allowed to dribble
down bis white whiskers In full view
of the audience. Occasionally he
biffed a stream Into a handy cuspi
dor. All to Illustrate a good, old
deui'on Vollva onro knew who con
tentedly sucked at quid of fluo cut
as he taught a Sunday school class.
It was great acting!
"Tobncco,'' explained Klljah, "was
planted by tho devil. We have weeds,
thistle and thorns. God never plant
ed them. The devil did that to cor-1
runt'vekelatlon and men."
"Whereupon the oholr antc "Smok-,
In (lie Weed," which rutin as fol-j
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THE NEWEST
DISCOVERY IN CHEMISTRY
This Is f recent discovery of Doctor
Piece, who Is bead of the Invalids'
Hotel nnd Surgical Institute nt Buffalo,
K, Y. Experiments at Doctor Pierce's
Hospital for several years proved that
there is no other eliminator of urlo acid
that can bo compared to it. For tboso
easily recognized Bymptoma of Inflam
mation -as backache, scolding urino
and frequent urination, ns well as sedi
ment In the urine, or lf,urie acid in tho
blood has caused rheumatism, it is
simply wonderful bow surely "Anuria"
acts. The best of results nre nlwaya
obtained In cases of acute rheumatism
in the Joints, In gravel and gout, and
Invariably tho pains and atiifnesa which
bo frequently and persistently accom
pany the disease rapidly disappear.
Go to your nearest drug store and
limply ask for a CO-ccnt package of
AnurIo," manufactured by Dr. Pierce,
nr send 10 centa to Dr. Pierco for a
If you suspect
in a
large trial package. Ii you bus
Milnnv nr hlndder trouble. BCIld 111
samplo of your water and describo
Bymptoma. Doctor Pierce's chemist
will cxamlno it, then Dr. Pierce will
report to you, viiuout ico or cuargo.
Nete: French eclentlsta nfllrm that
"Anurlc" la thirty-seven times mora
active than lithia In eliminating urlo
ncid, nnd is ft harmless but reliablo
chemical compound that may bo safely
given to children, but should bo used
only by grown-upa who nctually wish to
restore their kldneya to perfect health,
by conscientiously using ono box or
tnoro in cxtrcmo casea ns "Anurlo"
( thanks to Doctor Pierce's achievement)
Is by far tho moat perfect klducy nud
bladder corrector obtainable.
Dr. Pierce's Tcllcta nro tho original
llttlo Liver Pills. Ono llttlo Pellet for
a laxative three for a cathartic,
DOUBLE TRADING STAMPS
With
DAISY
BUTTER
C5c PER ROLL
Saturday, Strictly Fresh Eijqs, 45c
Per Dozen.
Cottage Cheese, Hriik Cheese, Milk,
Cream, Ilultennilk, Ice Cream, Hak
ery (loods, Lunches ut the Dairy.
White Velvet !ec Cream Co.
PIIOXI3 461. 233 EAST MAIN'
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INTKItUHllAN AUTO CAR CO.
Tlmo Tnhle
Lenvo Medford dally ezcopt Sun
day for Ashinnd, Talent and Phoenix
at S a. in. ll:r.O a. m 1: in, .1:30 and
C:J."( p. m. (Saturday at 11:15 p.
m.) Sunday leavo at 9:00 nnd 11:00
a. in., 1:00, 5:00 and 9:30 p. in.
Leavo Ashinnd dally oxcopt Sunday
at 9:00 a. m 12:50, 2:30. 4:30 nnd
C'15 p. m. (also Saturday only nt
12 midnight) and Sunday at 10:00 a.
m.. 12 noon. 4:00, C and 100 o. m.
C"M
DOUBLE S. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS on All Cash Purchases Friday and Saturday
The Original Profit Sharing Store :-: :-: :-: The S. & H. Green Trading Stamp Treats Everybody Equal
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The only place you can buy
Munsing Undeiwear
M. M. Department Store
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE
130 East Main Street. Phone 372
RELIABLE METHODS
The only place you can buy
McCall Patterns
Spring Lingerie Waists
Firs! showing of Cotton N'oilcs and Ornutlii's, tlw
newest styles in spring npparel.
New Crepe de Chine and (Seonjette Crepe
AVaists, hand eiuhroidered, loin? sleeves and hiuh
Heel',
Dry Goods Department
Saturday only one-year subseription to Me
Call's Magazine, L'oe, Pattern Depart ineut.
1J. & (i. Coi-stta, heavv qualiiv, low bust, guaran
teed '. .' $1.00
Wool Serge, 'M ineluv wide, in Copenhagen blue,
red and black, per yard ... -15
ROBE FLANNELS
For bath robes, 27 inches wide, bargains, vd.
1550
READY! THIS GREAT XMAS STORE
Bright and early, and with right good will, we draw aside the curtain, disclosing the cheer
iest Christinas stocks of till the Years. In tin in von will find surcease from all uncertainty
of what to giye. We are alert to serve and keen to anticipate your pleasant surprise, for
never has the store bet u so ready to help each member of the family save.
Coats and Suits
All coats in stock reduced to one-half. Plenty
ot bargains. J
Ladies Tailored Suits rc.dueed one-third, in
cluding all fall and winter styles and a number
just received.
NOTION DAYS IN BARGAIN CIRCLE
Pins 0 .
ariung Cotton -A
Basting Cotton ZZ 3
Featherbone, black and white
10c Bias Tape , SS
" Xcetiles, 2 for.. " K
-) Pearl Buttoas, tl'ioZ $
H) Curlin- Irons .... '.
10c Shinolji 'v
.'. Hooks mid Kvii"Z: r;JS
Tooth Brushes "'iX
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