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SLIGHT EARTHQUAKE MEN MUSI MEEI
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VALLEY REGION
MEMPHIS, Term., D. 7.- Ad
jjcesUttM!'UiaLratlier bureau
frwn various point in the Memphis
lfctrjct 6tate n slight earthquake
ehock wni felt nt 12:40 o'clock.
.1oue-ljoro, Ark., rcorlt frd Jioeks.
7to Jnrriite'has been reported.
G000
FORI
LEAST HALF WAY
rate condition and sold at second
rate prices. When irrigation shall
hare been impelled, wo should ship
out of Ilogue river tailor every yean
more than half a million dollars'
worth of livestock In fine condition
for the highest market prices. Added
to this advantage will come larger in
dncerntnt to capital to enlarge and
Improve our shipping facilities. This
will be a boon 'to Southern Oregon;
but It will come onlr when we show
to those who have the capital to sup
ply it. that we have the enterprise to
HUGE
MACHINE
CUTS CARS PRICE
point out Crator I.ako National park
as one of tho many Ideal localities In
Klamath for tlio liberation of tbo
young elk.
CAIRO, III., Dec. 7. A severe
earthquake hhoek lasting ninety 8"e
onds was felt here nt l'2:4f p. m.
today. No damage was reported.
So far n known, the tmnor was
jmrtly- local. The vibration sceuicd
to extend north and onth.
I'erjons in all parW of the city ran
fforn thrir Louses to the streets.
aTJiu kai the Mcpod, f arthKhok
felt here thw yrar, ilie first bcinjf re
corded February 18.
I'ADUCAH, Ky., Dec. 7.-An
earthquake shock of acrcral'fceeondi
duration at 12:15 p. ra. to Jar rocked
buildlnps in I'nducah and vicinity. In
fcwne hoiiMVH picture were, shaken
from walU and other object knocked
down. No material damage bag been
rcjwiied.
Uenton, Mondial! coiintjvtfiitr'Ko
hie, Ilallard county, reported llbntftiie
trernom nUo "were felt there. Hen
den.Qn,ilUyqt fcelthg .'lioct-,, ,
STILL SEEKING BEET ACREAGE
i. .. .. j i
1 -t'ConUluo-from paceOne) -
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kk in.Jhfir . That ivtln; condi
tion uii)itfLhe matter Mnd now,"
,,. i "i.f ferry's Statement
Aler.Kibley, secretary of the Or-egou-Utah
Hwar company, stated
tlfnl'thd-rbmniitlee hod, on on occas
ion or two, hrtcrcly third-decreed
him wfiT)httiuevlion of tho location
of the factor- ond that he hnd re
plied Unit tho romraittrcK hro and
nt Qrnntti INtwf had not vet reached
tkfjwint at which tho could dcuinnd
a,, decision from tlic company Bii td
rhera the utiirar mill will be located.
Their rt of thn if?reemerit- was to
jiroWdc the required narrate in the
fhn-pf '0iitractq4ac(,cptn.blc ond nji
fVGynbl6' by tho company; mid then
lift Jiomiwnj; wpuld bcyifi flit jerfor
iWA'nce of itt jwirt of the cqntrMtr
?!?., to locate and' build, the fncto
iirlinio to take care of" the crop, nt
Bjirfcdl
AMr. N'ibley innintaihM that it ih nut
wilhhi hih power in the matter to ny
Wpt'nti'd approve these rontrocts. lie
ntay ncrept tficui, but they must be
Eftirotrtl by n higher authority beforo
koy'hriiotnv oprrntivr. All he nuked
wriWthht tho committcrH jK-rform
jlfeir volunlnry port of the contract
on tho port of the fiirmrm who pro
vide the acreage, ond Hint he hnd oh
wired them that tho company would
rijeit even fpntifof its part of
inn agreement in tho matter ot !
tion of (he Kiignr factory. Thnt, ho
declared, heemed to hint bo fair
orui in line with nil or tun onpunl
nrremrntn and contractu. More
than that ho hnd nut tlitpowr cy, au
thority liT'do.
"The company will rocred wjth
the work of procurinc firrK nnd
Iibk rniKon to MiMxtliiit'fvrrythinfrJ
will come nut fill ngbt, ' sow Mr. ib-lry-
i'4Thc ullCRfd OKrwrnj-otAto W
iut tin- plant at (Srnnt I'a it. bush.
There in JlOthtnir of this kind tu c
ihtcucr, ho for at I know; nud if
t'nVM'wrrr, U'wUurd liot ia'lhn (edit
influrucc tuc in my course in the sunt
tcr." Humors i."urmit- '
Rumor' lfn for Komo time credit
ed the sugar compAny nitti having
mode n definite npreement to lovatr
tlie fiii;tory nt OruntH l'ps instead
of'fiitlin'Pport of the volley fumish
ing the largest ncrcugi, us i)rciou.ly
agreed oion. (leorge r'. Sunders of
Oniul
cm I tiintiHU
gnr company, in uIno pnunoter nnd
prggldcnL of the Rogue Rrn-r Puhlic
en'ico corporation. His uncle, Mr.
IKtIic, is finnnciallv interciti'd in
loth -concern!!, nnd this rvlationhip
i robnbly reb(oi)stl)lii for report k
that tlfo iJnpir fai'too wAdd be lo
rated to help out the pflwer I'niinmn.v.
tkOlitiou on mui'li nt tJn hind t be
leijc l)yth .Mwlftad-liUMlies). Dtru
(or beet culture work expire hi n few
jJ2 iul it- hvatuc nocohhurv. to as
certain the locution of the fnrlorv in
order ro"cltfiiV roicuno the laud for
wintor crops or to it tin for fiwi
ycora. Unlch tho faulon to be
Jocutcd in this suction of tho valley
tlic laud wn not desired.
Mr. Niblcy stuto tlmt most of the
fanners do not euro liuro the fac
tory in looatcil. nil long us they get
paid for dcliu'iing bouts at tho neur
est station.
A pllu reuiodf tnut is ontlrel) dif
ferent fiom anything else, umh! both
externally and Internally, acting on
ARTILLERY DUEL RAGES
IN VALDOVA SECTOR
ATHBNfi, D-c. 7 "Tlifl Bulgar
ians hare made a violent attack on
the Anglo-French front In the Vata
dova sector," nays the Timbres 8al
onlkl correspondent. "An artillery
duel af I?6mlrkaptou and Valandovo
between tho ilulgarlans and the soc-
oud French division under General
nallloiid continues.'"
Tho Balonlkt .correspondent of the
Pat r Is says th nnlgarltns with the
cooperation of (Jermans aro concen
trating important forces at Strum
Itza. According to other nown sources
wllcn the Iiblgartans occupied Trls
rend the Serbian and Albanian Inhab
itants abandoned the town, having
previously destroyed the xreater part
of their property.
IJninUJ'ngij, wee-president and K''"
tru iifinnL'eV of thn Oregon-1 'I nh Su-
IJV V Y WATSON
Ilogue river valley Is surrounded
pr foothill range lands devoted to
raising cattle, sheep and hogs, ir
rigated agriculture may supplement
the grazing industry In a yqry.profl-
isoie way. xne iaet that tytTf cum
ratable acre In tbla lalley U not Ir
rigated Is wholly the fault of thoifl
who own land; and to that regret
table circumstance may be traced the
additional fact, with few exceptions,
that many of these lands are nearny
mortgage,. A, period of readjust
ment has begun, however, and with
Its conclusion will com the condi
tf6ns that wfll make the mortgage a
very unpopular instrument In Jack
r.on county. Tho pendulum has
touched tho rlrn ot Its orbit in the
gld stroke; and It must swing back.
In Its return sweep it will brush away
the simple Influences that have cloth
ed the valley in a haxe of embarrass
ing, confusion, dispel the doubt that
faulty farming has produced and lift
those who till the soil from the rut
into fthlch they have dropped half
unconsciously, if wo regard tho fact
that Jackon county has won the
major share of the pflie awards In
all the departments of 'exhibits In
which it bad displays of products at
thn great International exposition at
Han Francisco as a criterion, wfl may
Reasonably and proudly conclude that
tho Rogue river valley has no peer In
tho world in the general excellence of
It great variety of productions. Its'
participation In that world-wide con
test has given it an exalted place us
a producer of staples for tho human
family.
Modern MetlwxN ,1 it
Taking advantage or our potential
ly" fruitful resources, an nature In
teffded we should do, a fow men, by
tho application of modern methods of
cultivation, have succeeded In accom
plishing this wonderful result. And
yet It Isn't wonderful to those ho
did It. They simply followed tho let
ter of tho laws of nature, as scien
tifically Interpreted. This done, the
result of the harvest was wholly nat
ural. It Is a result that can bo dupli
cated on nlj the broad acres of our
fertile valley. We are rapidly ap
proaching the period during which It
will be done, giving room only hero
and tlicro to the sluggard. He may
servo somn good purpose as n horrible
example. That will bo his only vir
tue. Along with tho Item that more
than a quarter million dollars' worth
of llvcnfock;.,inhccn shipped out of
this valley this full should bo consid
ered Uwy,,ac.,that much money. has
been lost on It by reason of its con
dition wien shipped.
fliockralicrs began to ship
early bcraiu of the absenco of feed
In the valley to put It In better con
dition for tho prlco it should have
brought. This Is particularly truo
of hogs. Market quotations on live
stock weer low berauso the condi
tion of the stock was "low" Stock
can bo produced cheaply on th
range, but It should bn "finished
on grain and hay in order to bring
good prices In thn market. Not hat
Intt the feed, the stockraliers dlnrov
rred they had started something they Jvorito Prescription when expecting
ix iakiuid a iiiuiiit-r. ' .'inn. u. f.
FOR COMING YEAR
most skilled in the thousands who' to be liberated at some desirable
work for .Maxwell. i place where there will be no danger
Drawing on the stockroom at their of the animals wandering to some
immediate rear, these men Install, on i other state, and Klamatli sponsmeu
, this moving frame, part by part, the j - - - wTnui a t
;srnraysofthaeeowe,5: ss for bronchitis, coughs, bronchial
slowly, steadily. At ono point the ASTHMA AND WHOOPING COUGH
.platform meets an overhead railway AJllli' 1,nv . .,..,-,..
which supplies, at exactly the correct ' C1itcl Hcmcdy .Made at llomc-i- itiwpwiisiui .. -, w..
One machine tool, nmrh 1000'
rate, an automobile bod for each
cha.'fls.
It takes nearly four hours for the
. . j itaniu tv 1ri.UJlir (UC luaiijuctv auiw
fret long, plays nu imjKirtant part in j mob,Ie wnch ro,lg off thc p)alform
the tester for
der actual run-
, ThU rum-hine, ir wnu thou-1 n'"! conditions. Under manufactur-
t , -.hi . i.i ' Ing conditions In vogue still In many
sondx to install, Imp nevertnolei i , . ., .," '
it, i ..,. .1. r- I plants, this assembly process would
licliK'd innke it possible for the Max- , . ,
. . . ,. , . . . i have required as many days.
wol Motor Co. Inc., to ehop nearly ,.,,., . , .,,, ,
Sinn tt ,i i- . 2 t -. r .! InsUl atlon of scientific manufac
S100 off the li-t pnV-e of it ear fori ... .... . . ,,ml1w
m Hy'W ..r ,ii.r, mmu w. n.......;
intensified order, are the element
give it a nrofitable tonnaac. Just
the moment we offer that .induce- J the manufacture of wieh Maxwell au-! and Into the hands of
inent in reasonable measure, railroad 'tomobilc. final adjustment, und
bulldefs wltl make the dirt fly In sev
em dlreetjonn out of this wondcrtulj
It Is folly for Us to wait for rail
roads. The railroads arc already
waiting for us. It's onr next move.
Well never get to the king-row un
less wo play a skilful game. There's
no charity in bnslner nowadays. It's
all buklnets.
fJood fortune has come half way;
but at that point we must meet It.
And It's our next move.
the 1010 season, tkroiiKh the in
ureaed production cuicitv which it
affords, nnd the simplification of the
labor scheuule in the assembly oer
Otion. Mr. Howell of Maxwell Motor Sales
Corp., while talking to "Pay as you
Hide" Power of thc Powell Auto Co.
local Maxwell distributors, said that.
when he was last. In Detroit, Walter
K. Flanders, president and general
manager of tho Maxwell company,
showed him this machine a moving
platform with tributary machinery,!
on which the Maxwell cars are as-J
sembled, on what Mr Flanders terms
the progressive plan.
This progressive asiemnly, Mr. J
...... . ... ..!.
iioweii uuciarce, is, a wonacriui cn-u
max of manufacturing science, it
occupies a strip along One side of
one of the Detroit Maxwell factorlea.
The room Is 1)00 feet by 150 oheS
story and flooded .with sunshine. .t .
The platform, progresses 23 Inches
a minute. At one ond men roll on
prices, declares Mr Howell. At pres-
I ent, he believes. It looks as It the
production sharps have brought ef
ficiency and standardization to very
near the perfection point. Whether
or not future years will witness sim
ilar progress is now generally deem
ed a highly doubtful matter.
iWANTS
i
A. HERO OF ELK
'V
KLAMATH FALLS, Dec. 7. De
lieving that range conditions are
ideal'and that the animals could be
satiiclcntly protected against dogs, j
poachers and predatory beasts, Kla
math county sportsmen have started;
(his platform a string of low wheeled j a movement to Induce tho state fish
The first 300 persons calling at
Medford Pharmacy will be entitled
to a regular SOc bottle of Schlff-
mann s New concemraiou r.pcciu
rant for half price (23c) by present
ing the coupon below, properly sign
ed. With a view to giving thoso who
have not yet used this new excellent
remedy an opportunity of trying It, In
the treatment of Bronchial affections.
Including Bronchitis. "Whooping
Cough, Croup, Severe Coughs, Colds
and Hoarseness, to prove Its merits,
thcos druggists are willing to allow
the publfe; the profit which they
would otherwise make and the pro
prietor is willing to lose money on
the same, to as,o give them an op
portunity of trying It, at partially
their expenee, knowing It will be
found the best medicine over used by
anyone.
Even though not in need of a
Cough of Cold Medicine at thc pres
ent time. It will pay to buy now, as
some such medicine Is sure to be re
quired before the winter Is over, but
thlstremedy cannot he obtained at
less than full price again. Besides
making this reduction, these drug
gists guarantee this remedy just the
same as Dr. Schiffmatin's famous
Asthmador, and will return the mon
ey In every single Instance If It does
not give perfect satisfaction and even
more If It Is not found tho best
remedy ever used for any ot tho
above complaints.
This excellent remedy Is nufflcicnt
ly concentrated so that CO cents'
worth, when mixed at home, with
nlm'ply one pint of granulated sugar
and one-half pint of water (accord
ing to printed directions) makes n
whole family supply (128 spoonsful)
while bottle of the old, regular, ready
made kinds, of doubtful merit, and
without a guarantee, usually average
20 to 32 teaspoonful.
It Is prepared from, strictly harm
less plants, contains absolutely no
chloroform, opium, morphine or any
narcotic or Injurious drugs which do
most cough remedies, nnd can there
fore be ghen to children with perfect
safety. It is pleasant to tako and
children are fond of it. Besides ab
solutely no risk Is run in buying thin
remedy whatever, on thc guarantee of
the above, well-known, reliable drug
gists who will refund your 2Gc it it
is not found tho best rcmody ever
used.- .
If a neighbor or friend could bo In
duced to divide and pay for half tho
quantity thn cost would thus only bo
about 12c to each.
PARIS SMILES AT HENRY
AND HIS ARK OF PEACE
I'AIUS.'Dec. 7 Tho French news
papers published details of the Ford
peace trip, s6me of them commenting
on It. Tho Journal Dcs Debates de
votes its first page to an artlclo en
titled: "Tho drcadnaught of peace,"
and dlscuRnes In a factcous and iron
ical vein thc voyage and tho various
Interpretation's that may be placed on
tho visit of tho peace band to It.
"In any case," says tho paper, "Mr.
Ford has all the roquislto qualities
entitling him not to be received by
thc public and powers ot the various
states of Kurope. He merits special
watching for ho Is possessed of extra
ordinary originality of mind and can
always becomo dangerous."
Port of Astoria will erect S22.000
grain elevator,
WOMEN OF OREGON I
Woaea Evtrywhtrt Endorse this "Favorite
Lents, Oregon. "In my younger
'jjaays i was greatly
uouDieu witii gas
on my stomach :
it gavo mo lota of
trouble. I began
using Dr. I'irrcc's
medicines and
received such
relief that I can
recommend them
to others.
"I hnp ralied
a large family and
am a crrat crand-
. mothrr nnd have nlways insisted that
. ; my daugbtersdn-law iin Dr. Pierce's
trucks, each bearing a bare, unpag
ed frame. Thla frame Journeys"
steadily from ono end of the platform
to the other, nearly 1000 feet away.
Its progress Is flanked with stock
rooms from which emerge men with
steady streams of automobile parts
and units. Alongside the platform
and game commission to liberate a
herd of 18 young elk in Klamath
county. The matter has been taken
up already with Commissioner
Charles F. Stone.
There are IS yearlings at the com
mission's fenced-in elk preserve In
Northeastern Oregon, the increase of
stand seventy gangs of men the the adult herd this year. These aro
TWK.VTV KIVK CKNT OOLTOX NO. 3
This coupon and 25c Is good for ono (only) GOc bottlo of Schlff-'
mann's New Concentrated Kxpectorant at Tho Medford Pharmacy if your
nnme and address is filled In. '
Namo . . . Address ,
riaVT
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own
' bm '.aWL ' j)iBljkh
Hade from ike rigkt crude
The Jury of Awards at both San Franciico
and San Diego Expositions found an oil
made from California asphalt-base crude,
higheit in lubricating efficiency. That oil nu
Zrolene.Theftct,too,thiUnch unbilled author
ities at a U. S. N'aril Engineer, englneeti of the
Packard and Ford Motor Compinlw, and othert,
hare alto gone on record in faror of oilt made
from aiphalt-baie crude In accord with the de
ciiion of the Expoiitlon Juriei prove that Zero
lene it made of the right crude, and made nght.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Califorou)
ZEROLENE
1ke Standard Oil for Motor Cars
IKmMm
The always wel
come and highly
prized gift a
photograph of.
yourself.
If you want your Pictures in time for Xmas
you must have them made at once
The SWEM STUDIOS
MIL gflffl
l V ' CVS 1
il'iilM
' :v
couldn't "finish." Hence, tlm loss
unstained In ahlpplng stock In poor
condition
No Iegitlmato Kous
Shortage of feed was the direct
cause of the loss; nnd that fact Is
duo to shortage- of production In one
of the most production regions In the
world, under normal conditions. Ab
sence ot Irrigation supplies the solu
tion of the problem. Thcro Is only
one explanation for lack of Irriga
tion --and thnt Is tho lark of enter
prlfce on tho part of those who had
the land to Irrigate.
Most Irrigated binds are suited to
the production of alfalfa, one of tho
boat meat producing forage crops In
tho blood as well ton the djumsu. a
rerViedy without a htiperlor. It la
Xerltol Pile Itemed)', made and guar
anteed by the American Drug and
raw Association, .Jijrlso-MtllPJ,
gejotj!, HnMH Umpljlnje. Ail v.
mother to nourish tho infant lifn dc
pending on her, and eujov the hourly
the world, and to corn and grain and. roCnt of a perfectly healthy child.
uir rm'hi tariny oi succulents tnai
b'lKLCV. 5111 Will Street. S. K.
Thousands of womeu who are no
brecfed ttith robust health cannot
understand why thousands of other
women continue to worry nnd sutler
(mm ailments peculiar to women when
they can obtain for a trilling sum Dr.
Tierce's Favorite Trcftcriptiou, which
will surely and (juicily banish all pain,
dlntrrae and misery and rratorc the
womanly (unctions to jierfect health.
Young mothers who prrscrvo the
charms of faco and tlgure in spite ot
an increasing family and tho care of
growing children nro always to bo
em led. Doctor Ilrrro'n Fai-nrlln Pn.
tctlption gives tho strength and health
upon which
penus. it practically docn awav
the pains ot maternity. It enables tho
prhood de-
dollght the patatn and mcdldto tho
paunches of ull kinds of livestock Of
all of these feeds wo could have had
an nbuudunce on which to fntten tho
stock we shipped away in aiioud-
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OPEN NOSTRILS! END
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IMPOIITAXT hl'ITIAI, OI'ITR TO
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llroM IMW.I Ajrlwr Wfora ih tlltkn !
thmM thoull Mn4 IhU nmtca torrthtrtwlth
Ihrfe.tcmr, (ortumr,) loDr llertlmralkli
lltul. Uxfltlo. M, V . nd ropy ui U Mai
If rtluiq null, ll ctittgti puptkl.
How To Oct Itellef When Head i
and None are Stuffed Up.
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catarrh diappoari Ynur rlkS?n nm
trill will ftrn, tbn air iMip-i n( ,hji
head will rlrar and uil ran t.rtith
freely No mure nuitling. Iikiiip.
mutoiit ditcharge. drynru or liiwhrb.
no struggling for bri-tti at night
Ctt a vmall Untie of lit' CrMw
Halm from jour druggiit h. apply a
little ( this fragrant aatiMfXie rreaw
in ;eur neatrili. It penrlratm tkrut;k
rtrry air pmk- l tkr brad, nilhMip
and dealing tti snwllrn T taliamrd
autuua tnruibranr. giring mt taitaat
relief. llrad tasW awl oalerrii MU
Hlr uiigl. lWt siar tilTvil up 4 I
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