Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 09, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text-r MEDFOUD w:llj TIUJHINE, 'Atl'IDKOUn, OftECION, TJtUTtSDAY, DEOEmEH 9, 1915 PAGE SEVEN t Freckles and His Friends By.Blossef 4 OF FARMERS OS DUE TO IGNORANCE li fejfo ' ; feffcSia FQECKLEg PERHAPS m0m '-'M-tA0iW O S : MtlmS ONPERSUiMf MARKET NEEDS HY V. W. WATSON'- U ' The necessity of Importing any ot the stnplo vegetables Into this vnllcy from peanuts to pumpkins, from cttcumbora to cauliflower and from salsify to sauerkraut has never ex isted since the first settlers planted their pioneer gardens, any more than It.lB necessary now to Import any ot the staple grains or Brasses, from fll aree to fetereta. Never has thero lieen less excuse for doing so than now. And yet, for Imported stuffs In these lines, we are paying out ninny thousands of dollnrs annually that should bo kept at homo for pay ment on our mortgngo principals. However, a wireless ray ot hope" Illumined the horizon, the other day, when a farmer eloquently declared that ho Intended to raise enough po tatoes liext season to supply the wholo valley. Mentally I begun to tnbulato n statement of next year's potato ex portntlons from this county, but be fore 1 roulil reach the total, he mill ed: "I canio fronm potato country and I know how to ralso spuds. In the past ton years hero I havo raised seven different varieties, and they're all good. Next year I'll ralso some or nil of Vni and sell them all for seen. Yesslr." A Dangerous Ml.stako Thnt would bo a dangerous mis take; .hut It may be used to Illustrate tho costly error thnt many farming communities hinko In tho production of a great variety of one kind of pro duct, only to discover that they didn't have enough of either variety to meet tho peculiar exnctlons of exportation domnnds. A heavy loss resulted, for potatoes do not mako profitable, stock food. At best, they must bo cook ed and that Is an expenslvo process. The farmer's ledger must show that his tlnlo has been charged at full value, whether ho Is worth It or not. When Irrigation water shall havo been obtained for the farms in this valley, wo can profitably produco cacli year hundreds of cars of potatoes for exportation. Property planted nnd cultivated, potatoes aro a valunblo crop. Hut If wo undortako to supply tho outsldo demand for spuds ot "soven different varieties," wo shall find That we hnvc overlooked an Im portant lesson in marketing tho pro. duel. It has been tho history of evory other staplo crop that tho fewer tho varieties grown, tho more easily aro they marketed. Tho pioneer fruit grower frequently began to ralso ns nittny vnrletlos us bo could afford to purchase, lie had an excuso in tho fact that ho was testing tho adapta bility of tho varieties to the soil and climatic conditions. Today tho ten dency is to rcduco tho list to the least number that can bo depended on to meet tho market requirements. Very Simple. Reason The reason for this Is that It has t SOUR THE FOOD AND ;e 'I'niw'H "IMiiiK'pslii" I-Iuvm Sour, (a )', I'Mt Stunmclis In Five. .Minutes Jf what you Just ato Is souring on your stomach or lies llko a lump nr lead, refusing to dlgoat, or you belch gas nud eructate sour, undigested food, or have a feeling of dizziness, heartburn, fullness, nausea, bud taste In mouth and stomach headacho, you can surely get relief In five minutes. Ask your druggist to show you tho formula, plainly printed on theso fifty-cent cases of Papo's Dlapepsln, then you will understand why dys peptic troubles of all kinds must go, and why It relieves sour, out-of-order stomachs or Indigestion In five min utes. "Pepe's Dlapepsln" Is harm less; tasies llko candy, though each dose will digest and prepare for as similation into tho blood all the food you eat; besides, It makes you ko to tho tablo with a healthy appetite; hut what will please you most, Is that you will feel that your stomach und Intestines are clean and fresh, and you will not need to resort to laxa tives or liver pills for blllousnoss or constipation. This, city will have many 'Tape's Dlayonsln" cranks, as some pooplo will call them, but you will bo en thiislaatlr about this splendid stom al h preparation, too. If you over tako It for Indigestion. gasos. hoartburn, sournoM, dpepata. or any stomaoh misery. Get some now. this minute, and rid yeurself of htomaeh misery and indigestion In live minutes. Adv. SCENE FROM "THE WILD OLIVE," AT STAR TONIGHT ONLY BiBllKBBSs W1BtGSL3HiSlSlBllllllllllH 9siiHBV-sJiHHiiBBiiV pst- tc:'AM'flHlsiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiW ttKB&'TMBfwE&SKB If44 ' if 'VMsfiailBtillllllllllsH hpB aJsPmWwBsW fef ! ' tmIIBbIIIIIIIIIH MppppppLp9pHpPBpppHpppppppV been found much easier to sell largo quantities of ono popular variety than an equal quantity of a largo number of varltlcs. Tho same prlnclplo ap plies to tho potato crop. Tho commercial grower should de. termini) what group or class of po tato Is best adapted to this climate and soil and then conflno his work to tho production of that variety or varieties, of tho latter of which there should not bo more than two. In this way It will be possible for him to be come more familiar with the varieties ho Is producing; to recognize their spocial cultural requirements, nnd to offor for sale a much more uniform nnd hlgh-grado potato than where he Is dissipating bis energies on n dozoii or more varieties. Tho size ot the secdmon'a lists Is govorned very largely by tho grower; and tho remedy HeH nlmost wholly with tho latter. Tho efforts of tho potato grower, dcalor and seedmen should bo direct ed ns follews: Roduco tho list to a few standard varieties; standnrlze theso by careful culture; adopt tho community plan of growing but one or two varieties and advortlso this fnet; deiunnd a higher grade seed potato from your seed grower or donler. With a much greater nroa of tho valley commanded by Irrigation next year, there Is no reason why wo should not be nblu to export potatoes, rather than Import them. Horiio river valley potatoos aro very pop ular In California, In which stnto they cannot produce a good quality of potntoofl. They should bo ono of the crops used In regular rotation In this valley. To the farmer who Intends to ralso seven different variotlos noxt yoar I will offor this advice: Steam them well, with othor vegetables and a lit tle grain, before feeding thorn to tho pigs. -for the latter will" probably get them. WASHINGTON. Dec. 0.-- Secre tary Paniek announced todnv that contract for the battleship- Nn. M and 44, nuthonzd by the lnt con js', had been awwrded to the New York and Slare Inland navy .vrN, riW'ctively. The hiU were: New York. 7,60.1, 04:i; Slnre Nliuid, $7.4i:i,."ilHI. The dw'iion to build the xhip in the go eruuieut yard va rnnclied at a con ference between Preiilent WilfMi and Secrelnry IbuiicU in the lulter' office. SEEKS PEACE ON OWN TERMS (Continue from Page One). Tsymi5 thai In the tonntrles at war with Geriiian there had been much discussion of tho socialist In terpellation, and thnt tho knowlcdgo thnt peace was to bo discussed In tho rclchstng had been n source of satis faction to thoso countries. This was responsible In view of tho success won In tho campaign against Serbia, which opened tho road to ficrniaiiy's Turkish allies and threatened the most vulnerable point ot the llrltlsh empire. Although this situation would ex plain a desire for peaco on tho part of Oermany'H enemies ho declared, none of them had made overtures! Instead, they wero dinning to the In tentions which they had announced publicly with "nnlvo brutality" at tho beginning of the war. PUciiHSc Itctcnt rtterflncc Tho cahncellor reviewed recent ut terances concerning conditions of pence made In cnuutilos opposed to Oorinany, such as tho handing over of Alsace nnd I.orralno to France, tho annihilation of "Prussian militar ism," tho expulsion ot tho Turks, cession of tho loft bnnk of the Ithino und tho creation of n greater Serbia, Including Itosnla. , It was true, tho cnnncellor eon tinned, that thero were some persons In the countries at war with (lerninny who took n sonslble position, but they wero In the minority and tholr voices, like thoso of certain luomberH of the Hngllsh house of lords wero unheard. The theories advanced by Ger many's enemies, ho said, had lost their force. People had ceased speak ing of a war of twenty years. Tho protoxt that tho war was being wiikoiI for tho protection of small nations had lost Its porsuaslve power, In view of recont ovents In Oreece. Only Annihilation 1WI "Small countries aro In a sorlous plight since Kngland has boeu fight ing for thorn, " he remarked. He dlHcussod the case of nationality as applied by (lerniany's enemies. Ho asked whothnr the llrltlsh colonial secretary know thnt of the 1.000,000 inhabitants of AUaco more than X" porcent spoke Oorninu ns tho mother tongue. Ho asked whether Poland belonged to Russia by right of na tionality, whether this prlnclplo lost Its power and value If applied to In dia or Kgypt. Germany's enemies, blinded at the beginning of tho war An Optimist A man who owns a Fish Brand Refier SKckex to r.r. when OW Prgb Uycntr.. IVli.r K., 4r r- . SjtUMcMtM Cuarc tJ w, tend i r ! . WjmU&. A. J. TQWF.H f O. Bt'3' I" i ,. oO tt irW . T" JEflig by false stories excited to hatred, were now able, after military and diplomatic detents to cling only to tho Idea of Gerinnny's annihilation. After ('Itniieotlor Von Rcthinunii Ilnllwcg hml mnile Iiih reply to the so cialist interpi'Il'ition icgiirding peace today the other parties mtitlc u joint declaration approving the chancel lor's ultcrnnccH nnd indorsing the view that in tlu conditions uf peace nuule ni'ler the win there must be gunniniees for (Icrmuny's safety, "even if this implies nnnexntion of territory." COURTHOUSENEWS Reported by Jncksnn County Ab tract Co,. Sixth nnd Fir fit Circuit Rogue Hivcr Co-operative associa tion vs. W. II. Stewart, nffiilavit for writn of attachment, return of huiii nions. 1 1. A. Murpli') nilniinislrutor, vs. II. R Whetstone ct ul., demurrer. If.uy .Moore vs. Wogiic Hivcr Public Service Corporation ct nl, unswer of .). R Dietrich. I). M. I'nrry vs. Lillian Sine (lluck ct ul., demurrer. Itenl INtnto TninsreT'.s Frederick Puhl In H. H. I'ccli, hud in two. :t7-lW. 1.400 Win. Ulrich et u.v to W. B. Slooney, land in sees. U, 'M, :i:i nnd :m-:i:i.:ii:." l Hcnn'W. Ilnrr to "Urville F.. Han-, lot in Iil.ickl, Tutlle'H Second Add., .Medord it) Most Eminent Medical Authorities (indorse It. Dr. F.bcrle and Dr. RrnlthwaUe as well ns Dr. Simon all distiuimiflhtHl authors agree thnt whntever may bo the disease, tho urino seldom fail in furnishing us with n cluu to tho princi ples upon which It is to bo treated, and accurate knowledge concerning the nature of disease can thus bo obtained. If backache, scalding urine or frequent urination bother or distress you, or II urlo acid in tho blood has caused rheu matism, gout or nciiUlca or you suspect kldnoy or bladder troublo lustwrito Dr. Plcrco at the Surgical Institute, Huffalo, N.Y.; send n sample of urino nud de scribe symptoms. You will receivo freo medical advlco after Dr.I'leicu'a chi'iulfit has examined the urtiiu this will bo carefully dono without charge, and you will be under no obligation. Dr. I'ierco during many years of experimentation has discovered n now remedy which ha finds is tlilrty-seveu times mom power ful than lltbla hi removing urlo acid from tho system. If you are eufturfnn from backache or tho pains of iheuinn tie in, go to your beet druggist nud ask for a bO-ceut box of 'Mtiurfc" put up by Dr. Pierce. Dr. I'ierco's Knvoritu Prescription for weak women and Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for tho blood have been favorably known for the past forty years and more. They are standard remedies to-dav as will as Doctor Piercu'a Pleasant Pellets for the liver nnd bowels. You can get a sample of any one uf these renu-djea by writing Dr, Pierce. Doctor Pierco'e Pellets arc nneqitaled oa a Liver Pill, (hie iitiv, Suiar-wated 1'ellct a Dose. Cure bick Headache, ihlious Headache, Dizxlnces, Constipa tion, Indigestion, Hilioua Attacks, uud nil derangement!) of tho Liver, titomach and llowela, WHY? IT 18 VOUlt IJl'HINEHS tO SEE MK Because my stocx in trade Is to have optioned at tho lowest chili price tho host buy la this county. I have been on too ground look ing out for you for tht. past five yoars. Nearly evoryday I hav& In vestigated some "good thing." I have ollmlnatod everything except those deals which I am convinced will v "iiro me satisfied customers. In a few hours tlrno t can give you the benefit of thla research. It is mj business to show you over tho count) and Introduce you to the possibilities and opportunities here. Ben Med ford first and J. C. BARNES 103 Witt fcUla Street Geo. B, Slnrrtlmll et ux to 0. II. Carlton et u.v, lots in Cnrl- ton's Add., Sledford F. 0. SliniM'it et ux to S. C. Stimsou et ux, laud in sec. :u-:io-iw. . ... 10 10 United Slates to lieiis of Geo. K. Watt, liind in sec. 4-11-IIW Pnlent II. A. I.nttn et ux to.ltiibeit Kyle, land in see. Iir.-Illl.'JW. 1 Horn A. Kelsey et vir to Fran cis Hutlei', laud in block ft, Dckuni's Add., Gold Hill ... W. H. Caine, Jr., lo Dora Cuinn IM.iiiiKs, lot 7, block 10, Gold Hill W. IF. Caine, Jr., to Blla M. Caine, lot 7, block 10, Gold Hill 10 11 10 YES-IT IS POSSIBLE TO STOP RHEUMATISM Rheumatism is n tormehting nnd stubborn .malady. In somb cases It yields to treatment which Is without avail in other cases. Tlic darting pains, lame tmutcles or stiffened joints only disappear by grad ually expelling the uric add, and so many thousands have been lulicvcd by the blood-enriching oil-food In Scott's Ktnulslon tha you should give It a faithful trial. Scott's Kmulslonactsns n powerful blood-purilior by increasing the red corpuscles and it strengthens tins organs to carry off tho acids which cause the trouble. Try Scott's limulslon. Itcanuotharnl. It bus helped thousmds and may be ex actly what you need. No Alcohol. tkotl & Jlownc. Moomlittd. N. T. 1S-29 Executrix' Notlco Notlre Is hereby given that tho undersigned has, by order of tho county court ot tho iitate of Oregon tor tho County of Jnrknon, been duly appointed executrix uf tho estnto 'ot R. V," Ileall, deceased. All persons having claims agnlnst said estate aro horcby notified und required to pre sent tho same, duly verified as re quired by law, to me at my postofflco address, Central Point, Oregon, All j persons owing said estate are hereby directed to pity tho samo immediate ly. Dated, November 10, 1015. ANN MARIA REAM, Executrix of tho estato of R. V. Reall, deceased. W, E. Phlpps, attorney for said os- tate. Not I co of Halo of IVrMnuil lit)e-ty by AdtulnlMmliiv Notice Is hereby given that pur suant to nu order of the. county court of Jackson County, Oregon, made and entered on tho 18th day of Novom ber, 1915, In the matter of tho estato of (ieorge F. Merrliuan, deceased, tho undersigned administratrix of said estate, will, from and utter the date of this notice, proceed to sell, nt pri vate sale, tho following described per sonal property, belonging to the es tate of Oeorge F. Mqrrlmnn, deceased, tewlt: The business, good will, stork on hand nnd tools of trade of the black cmlthlng business heretofore conduct ed by the deceased on Riverside ave nue South in the city ot Sledford, Oregon. Terms of Sain; Cash in hand or on approved security, such as will bo ap proved by the suld county court, tho snlo to be subject to the confirma tion and approval of unid court. If desired tho tools and stock will bo sold In separate lots. Dated, November IS, 1915. MARY E. MERRlMAN, Administratrix of the Estate nt (ieo. F. Merrliuan, Deceased. FOR SALI ACREAGE FOR SALE 1'4 a Irrigated garden soil, berries, fruit, alfalfa, a flue residence, $3000, terms. Clark Realty Co., 200 Phlpps llldg. WANTKI MTl;.TIONH WANTED Hour work or day. Phono 314-Y. 22 INTERUItMAN ATJTO GAlt CO. 'II mo Table Leavo Medford daliy except Sun day for Asluand, Talent and Phoenix nl 8 a. in. It. 50 a. in., 1:15, 3:30 and 5:15 p. in. (Saturday at 11:15 p. in.) Sunday loavu at 9:00 nnd 11:00 a. in., 1:00, 6:00 nnd 9:3c p. in. Leave Ashland dally except Sunday at 9:00 a. in., 12:50, 2:30, 4:30 and 0:15 p. in. (also Saturday only nt 12 midnight) and Sunday at 10.00 a. m 13 noon, 4:00, C and 10'ftO v. m. 1-XiH ItKXT itottefca l'Olt ItKNTnlcely furnished, strict ly modern, new bungalow, hnrd wood floors; stationary tubs and alt modern conveniences. Scott V. Davis. 220 FOR HUNT Modem tumlshcd hotiso keeping rooms, close In; gas ami Wood stoves. 2.14 KnHt Oth. 238 FOR KENT Col. Sargent's pluco on Oakdale avenue. Inquire ot II. II. Nye or Roy U. Pcobles. 225 FOR KET -7 rdom mbdern house, I blocks front lillli strebt on pave ment. Cnll GOO South Fir street. 22H roll 8AIiiw-iirkaT(OK FOirSAliE Chcnpj' 1H iiorsOs. V I n son's barn, N. Riverside. Ave. 218 FoirsALE A'fino mnre. 7 "years old, weight $1400 lbs.; one geld ing 11 yearn old, weight 1100 lbs. Wash Stables. 228 FOR SALE Team, cow, buggy, corn, chickens, hay, bicycle, harrow, cul tivator. O. Atlder, Ross Lane. 224 FOR 8ALECow, buggy, chickens, hey, corn, bicycle, harrow, cultlvn tor. G. Alldcr, Ross Lnnc. 224 FOR SALE Jersey cow' nnd 1 Jer sey heifer, 18 months old; cow ;i yrs. old. Address 425 Mnnzanjtn St., North Riverside. 225 FOll BALE StiaCKijLAROUH FOR SALE Automobile, 1914 hiod cl, 79, (1. E. electric lights nnd Htnrtcr'nt Cnss' (larngo, 114 South Rartlott. 224 FOR SALE One iiinn tops for Ford cars at the Tent and Top Factory, 10C N. Front St. 245 FOR SALE A ID 15 Phone 249-W. Ford J.100. FOR BALE Dresied hogs, corn fed; baled alfalfa and grain hay; beard less barley seed. Phono 201-Ril. .12.1 FOR SALE Smnll eight pcrcont mortgages on rnnchca near Agnto and Eaglo Point, Address Dos 521 Medtord, Ore. WANTED Mtmrtrt.i'.rtivrtort WANTED Two gentlemen to board and room together In private fam ily, $1.00 per week; nice room and god meals. J'honii 25K-R. 222 WANTED To purchase"" Irrigated ranch; prefer location in district north nnd east ot Sledford; placo must bo Irrigated or under propos ed extension of Irrigation ditch; prlco must be reasonable; glvo price nnd. bout terms, ulso section, township and range In replying. Address P. O. Hox 207, Sledford. Oregon. 233 PERSONAL PERSONAL Ren Sbolders. wrlto Oliver your address at once; Im portant. 249 Front St. San Fran cisco. 225 l'Olt EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE 80a tract clear of mortgage 11200, for house with garden ground; 2 R0 ncrbs Improv ed, for Hmall acreage 14200. Clark Realty Co., No. 20G Phlpps Hiilld lng. FOR TRADE Outside property for City property, nlso a small business Address llox IS, .Mali Tiibuno. 225 FOR EXCHANGE Improved ranch near Roseburg, Oregon, 120 acres to exchange. J. M. Jiidd, Roseburg Oregon. 225 FOlT EXCHANGE Tarn in a post tlon to arrange for trados for Cal ifornia property, either city or county, In exchange, for Roguo rlvor property. Address for pres river property. Address L. II. Houston, 117 Jay St. 232 NEW TODAY 80 acres on the Applegate, with some, stock and Irrigation, flOO'o.OO. Another thero of 100 acres, stock, Ir rigation and buildings. $7500 and many other machos priced right. A guod ono near Pendletbn, Irrigat ed and water right paid, 187 acres at $100.00; will take In good little place In exchange. A few furnished and some nntur- ! n 1 hml houses for rent. C. D. HOON Room It), Jackkou County lUuk llldg. ltusixtws t)inKCTonY Auto Stlppllc.4 LAtlER AUTO SPRING CO. We arr operating the largest, Oldest and best equipped Plant hi tho Pa cific northwest. Uso our springs when others fall. Sold under guar nntcc. 2G North Fifteenth St, Portland, Ore. Attorneys fJEO. W. CHERRY Attornoy.. and .Notary. Room !). Jackson County Dank Hiilldlng, ontrntico N. Cen tral, Medfonb Ort. PORTER J. NEFF. WM..P, MEALET Attornoy8-nl-Lnw, Rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Dank bblg. A. E. REAMES, LAWYER Qnrnott Corey bldg. ' O. M. ROUERT8 Lawyer. , Medford National Hank Dulldlng. Dentists Dr. W. M. VAN 8COY00 DR. C. O. VAN SCOYOO Dentists Garhott-Corey lildg., ulte 810 Medford, Oro. Phono SCO. Collections nnd Reports COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS W collected como accounts 14. year old. Wo know how to Rot the money, Tho Uutlack Mercantile Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3, Has klns' llldg.. 210 E. Malnst. Engineer and Contractor RUNrcllMNaiDglncrana contractor, 404 M. F. & II. Dldg Surveys,, estimates, Irrigation drulhngo, orchard and land im provement. Gnrbngo GARRAGE Get your promises denned up for tho summer. Call on tho city garbago wagons tor good service. Phono 274-L. F, Y. Alien. .j "i Instruction In Munle hXigITt MUSIC STUpib Room 401, Garuett-Corey bldg. Fred Al ton Hnlght, plilno; Sirs. Florence Hrtllldtiy Halght, Volco. Phone 72. Physician anil Surgeons DR?' F. G. CARIIW, DR." EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic physicians, 416-417 Garnott-Corey bldg., phono 103C-L. Residence 20 South Laurel st. DR. W, W. HOWARD Osteopathic phynlcinn, 303 Gnrnott-Coray building. Phono 130. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Prnctlco limited to eye, oar, noso nud throat. Eyes scien tifically tostcd nnd glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P. R. R. Co. Offices SI. F. & II. Co. bldg., opposlto P. O. Phono 507. DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician nnd surgeon Phones, otflco 36, resi dence 724-J. Oftlco hours, 10 to 12, 2 to 5. DR. 8. A. LOCICWOOD DR. MYRTLE 8. LOCKWOOD l".iyslclans and surgeons. Otftci 309-310-311. SI. F, & II. bldg. Phones, residence S14-J2, office SH. DR. .MARTIN C. RARRER Physl clan and surgoon. Offlco Palm block, opposita Nash hotel. Hours 10 to 12, 1 to 4, Phone U0-J. T. G. HEINE. M. D Eye, Ear. Noso and Throat. Ileadachos and nervous conditions relieved by properly fitted glasses. Cross eyes strnlghtened. Office 228 E. Main St., phono 303. Consultation free. Printers and Publishers - SIEDFORD PRINTING CO., baa the best equipped printing otflco In southern Oregon; book binding, lootfo lent ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices, 27 North Fir st. Public Stenographer sl"t Edwards stVographer and Slultlgraphlng, Rooms 409-410 Gnrnett-Coroy building. Office phono 709-J, residence phone 1C3-R, HERIJERT J. RERRIAN Stenogra pher, room 29, Jackson County Hank Rldg. Dictation taken any place any Uma by tho only. Stono typo operator In Southern Ore. ON flcu phono 515, Rec. 275-J. taste Transfers EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Office 42 North Front st. Phone 315. Prices tight. Service guaranteed. M m