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Oitoa Mall Tni'in RulMlnj, StJf-tf
Harm Fir frwt, ttphon VI.
fU jMnorfiitln Tlma, fha M
Mail. f M.rtr.irl Trbun. Tha
m Ortawian. Th AaMana Trtmna,
uvBamirrtOH ratai
flaw, by niil ..- . .. .
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Hint r ,n.i ..
nth dlivrl by rarrtar la
ifard. I-no-fil. Jankaoavllt
Unlit Point
Saianlar only. y mall. par yaf.
"xawijr, pr jraar .
-'Mai Pint of th City of Madforfl.
orlfllal f'anvr of Jutkaan rnunlv.
Ritanil aa aruntl-rlaaa miliar al
ll4Mr4, Oracon, undar im act ef Marato
I, UT.
tfwprn Circulation for 1914, HIS,
I'M 1 1 laaied wire Aaaoclated I'rtaa din
alatVa.
Subtcrlborfl falling to ro
onlvo pnpars promptly, pliono
Circulation MmiciKor at 26001
HONG KONGKOLUM
A hundred pnrn from now Urn
Hoiih of the Iltnoliitloti hod t lie linlf
n( ftmliloiialilo a tlm DimcenduiiU of
tlin l'onl I'ciico I'ttrty.
Sonio 'IIiIiiks Thoy .AJIhsdI
Mmoimi never rodu In it Jltnoy
litis.
Cleopatra novar worn mi aiiklti
vrntoh.
Nonli novor JoIiuhI tlm nary Ihmriio.
Ilcmry VIII wan novar until for
IihkiuIi of proiufiHi.
MlinkHMpofiru notur (aw Ulmrlla
aimpllii.
, Napoleon novor lioitril n llryan
poaco Npcooli.
Jiinny I.lml novar mvk TIpperary.
Wlml Wiin In tlm Ollur
Olntliu lata mi ISimllilinimi who
rmiiln thn London impurri faithfully.
Wlion It bogau to tluimlor Inst Tlitira
ilny afternoon ho tluokoil Into n 'op
uollti'proof tullnr unil Hluyiiit tlimo
for 84 lioiira. Olntliu KoiOitur.
On Motllitf liny, Too
A non win horn to Mr. ami Mm.
.Mlohnol ICuhlmk, 310 llertralml at.,
Ans. 0.
A daughter waa Imrti to Mr. hiuI
Mrfc. MlcliawJ Kublmk, (21 llfrtrKiul
Htroflt, AiiRiiat 10. Tu )iilh lluml
(IniI.) Nawa-Tlmw.
I.iii lnjf Hint On
TliorV la it grHii louHtilf old vlil
a'weHt)Mwat ( ltr ftboNt to wllea
ytijti'n awfully ftUKtoKa te ooma to aa
One nf mtr bMiiUful wlilowa. Co him
(Hi, Old due, from wnnt I ran htar
ak0 won't ale tha dona oh you. Yoa.
onwa, pImm.TIw lMtttH (Ark.)
Dtimftcrat.
llopo II U'MN (Tlttatr
If It ralwa IbU svaalug the awlnl
Will tw bald oh next Thuradny mvmi
lim The Itattle Creek (Mich.) In-
plier.
I'oloclNllt
Clarlfa Jack haa tue lovalliiat
lUntirarr for eur motor honeywwm.
We'll reach a gow) hotel every night.
I'ellee I lew do you know?
Clarice Oh. we're Never to be
Mure than a tulle from h railway.
Jndge.
Todity'x lUillilnHor
tr Hubert vntt Herkimer, the ll
known artlat bo died rereull), uaed
to tell an amualng ator of a london
art deafer. Thla man hud two beauti
ful roproduitlona of the painting,
"The ApproachltiK tttorm "
One of Ike ideturea he plated In
tke ahow lndo , but It did net aell.
At tonglh. In order to draw attention
lo the BUlure, he put a card on It.
m which were printed the worda,
" 'The Approat hlug Storm,' eapei lalb
Mltlnble for a wedding preaeot "
&IJH tint (ill I 1)11 lilt) I'llin
Te nan who la punctual wbn
vslllHf on a girl la rewarded b lm -lag
u chance to real before ah up-
penra.
Ht'lllM llf I '
No, 1 The man who aaka the
whmm In front of blm nt the Ihattler
to auip ruaUtna her prograai ao that
he may U able to bear what the
aetata it re Baying.
filio'a A line Venna; Ituillene
atlaa Uertha UU, the l'0lv
'Carta contralto, who Ik m rapldb
MJBlag Ut the from, la In private Ufa
lira. Herbert lleuer. the oiuik buil
UMie who haa doue Much Hood work
iH eUtaalo iHiiitcrla The l.-tt-cittr
(Q.) Mall
o
WUy Ale4lli lite Ihaili IVnullj''
When ;o main lutll ht 11 1 -! ti
"Aaleep In ilu IV.p ' I
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Absolutely Removes
Tl ii a 1
!HUIt;iTllUlt4Aii-lA.. n .
proVCd it. lioC.ttillldrUt'lhtj. t
a a-k ri i vf iiii irm. a inn riniii i i.i (
UNgOTlTSMANLlKE AlfGrLliTa
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Nf"! of nrvrrnl M'inifi
iKKr'r i'wh vi-nr in tlw
t avion in Dip toft llmf thcro n fw prntcrlinri jfJvcn tluj
tmnl ly n rmo wnwui, iiml imrny nllogoA npfrplufncn rmikf ;
n prai'lU'v of lnuffhlrrinff Iho Irmit In wninjf noamtu.
Tlu'Mf winff-r aiiKirrM nr nlwnyai Icpph for letrmlntion to
curb the romttrorrlnl rilicnruin, Imf )yvrnmcn wry inditf-,
nnnl nt tho NiigKf! ion of ciirlifnir; thefr own rnMHty,
which riocft mnw to cxtcrmimttp the trottt thn tho mini-'
iriw oH'tntioiiM of tho nnliiioii finhprinnn. '
It in Inic that tho ntntc lnw prehibit: tlif taking of
trout mirier ten mehen hi lentli bpfween October and
ApHl, but exceoj in the cold water of the mountain
HtroaiiMt few Hull under ten inehoa in length are matured
sufficiently lo spawnjn southern Oregon nt roams, and in
the colder watera the spawning months are April, May and
.June so that the law really affords little or no protec
tion to the spawning fish.
The steelhead trout spawns from November until
May. The summer run. coming into the river from the sea
in late spring and summer, which furnishes the season's
fly fishing, are the first to spawn, spawning beginning in
November. The great run of spawning steelheads comes
up during the high water of the winter months and seal
lei's along the gravel bars of the Uogue and its smaller
tributaries. February and March are the principal
spawning months. These spawning trout are easily caught
with salmon eggs as bait, but do not often raise to a fly.
Spawning, like child-birth, is an exhaustive process,
depleting the strength and vitality of the fish, which be
come; emaciated and weak commonly called "spent"
and requires a period of rest and recuperation and grad
ual feeding up to become again in prime condition. The
great bulk of the spent fish drift down to the ocean for
recuperation, though a percentage remain in fresh water.
The fish, either before, during or after spawning, is
not good to cut. Its meat is flabby and juiceless. In its
weakened condition it is not able to give the angler much
of a battle. It offers the chance sought by the butcher for
slaughter, but not the angler for sport. Hence the true
sportsman, who believes in giving the trout a chance and
who believes in fish protection for the future, does not
need a law to keep him away from the streams at the
spawning season ol the year.
hvoiT steelhead caught
spring months means so many hundreds fewer fish in the
future, and with the number of anglers increasing annu-
v, the extinction ol the steelhead, with the supply les
sening gradually, will be only
In the interest ol trout protection and propagation the
slate game and fish commission should close the streams
of Oregon during the winter months.
KEEP OFF ARMED SHIPS
W
llllilO there is no desire
tration in its efforts to
(lerniany over the submarine issue, there seems to be no
reason why the (lore resolution, warning Americans not
to travel on armed ships, should not be passed.
These times of war, when the belligerents have abol
ished international law and .-ire riding roughshod over the
rights of humanity, each intent only on self-preservation
ami omitting no opportunity to secure advantage, are no
times to raise issues over unessential trivialities that may
precipitate the nation in conflict. None of the exasper
ated belligerents, craxed with war lust, are in a condition
of mind to render .justice.
The citizen owos.au obligation to the nation equally as
great as that owed by the nation to the citizen. He has no
right to take any action that may plunge the nation in war
on his account.
Theoretically, the eithsen may have the right to travel
when and where he nloases unmolested, but under the un
usual conditions existing, he has no right to attcihpt to
enforce this right at the expense of the nation.
The right of Americans to travel on armed belligerent
vessels rather than upon unarmed ones is not 'an essential
right. Ior that matter, merchantmen have no right to
curry guns and passengers also. The armament that they
carry is no protection to anyone. To insure this unessen
tial right is not worth plunging the nation in the bloody
vortex of war.
It would be the part of wisdom for Americans to travel
upon American or neutral shijwt, if they cannot stay at
home. The way to keep out of trouble is to .tay away
I'riHii it. It is not common sense to deliberately court dis-asti'i-
h M'llvinti it in a war-mad world.
mURT HOUSE NEWS
Hearted by Jaexjou County Antral-!
fo Sixth ud fir Bti.
lit'iil Ukinte Tieikftis
Thou II Wet'tluu et v to Uio.
W Uairon. lot in ahlau djtfu 00
Kdlth M. Angle to Kllu Mo
rtMtakl. lot t blk I'O M(l
ford loo on
Waller M Klnit In IImIi.t. .i II
u'in i., i i .....i i i. ii, i i
MiiK. lul .1 uud I Idk 1
MIIKK mill M(1lol'(l 111 00
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Sue l.ui- in V--liliui,l
r ASK FOR and GET
HORLJCK'S
THE ORIGINAL
o; MALTED MILK
C&aji AUbttltutM iv-t YOU tiuw ju'.cn.
i JOHNoA. PERL
UNDERTAKER
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Uj-huMO II allA 17-JJ
iUliulnwSvnlce ttironor
whv irtmi fUUa neinwn
Uhuup rivrr nuA Ut Iribii i
during the winter and early
a question of time.
t embarrass the adminis
arrive al an agreement with
C'utli.'illio McDouRHll-fallinuu,
ad mi of Catherine Hull i
tat to lieorxe It. Mera et
u,
pt awii-nv
liOO.OO
r
When Itching Stops
There U one an To, dienilnlite treat
meat that rWlewx lliluuc torture In
M unity and that (I.iiim ami Mioibew the
akm
A-k nny ilnuiai.i u.r a '.?m- l-olllc of
atimi ii ml iiii( i. . .I.iv, i.. I. Sihiu
I ju Hill glut Hun . in, i.l.-. Iil.uk. livuthi,
ertwata. rkuwtmii mi.
Id. will dKaptHjr
iiuumr naia iruu
lull.' 'W.i
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li iK'iratinf, aatla
) liiildil. I"
'I ii
j.hI, for It
ImiiiIi.' all i-Liii i i i i mi. and luukw
tin' i-kiu Hull, hii.miI ,ii, li. tiltliy,
Ztiuo, t'l.iUiul.
..MIMMilKIinif
C.lf.U, ti4 Mil kit tkiirt .. ihifHI
1 .Mlmti. tttr, rwa, wilk imi.lt t.lk.
f(.rt lull, Ii it.t.
149 SUNRY OUTSIDE ROOMS
St ilny vll it. cM.rdt Ciil.nt.
Rates
1." BAY ONE PEBSOU
Jt.,0A DAY TWO PERSONS
lfM IttrtM Wttl UVt
MW(lEAl BUS
(tl -r f9M)
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'THE VMnNffJ6 AT PAGE f HEA
The (nut nt n tii in vim, (IiiohkIi
woi-t pinin.t, is ailmmilih inirlrnxcil
In nililition. n doyen ol .MeiUnnl't jirftlic! outitr ilimi.rs in np-ln-llif-ininnte
pieting nml tliiiifinjt. intm tlncin tin- ('linilie t'lmphn lo irot.
The MiifH Dorotln Thonif, Untie Cnrlirmie, Alene Allen, Kn-i'l Slewnrt,
Kninci' Uncoil, Iliiytl Anile, INIhcr Winner, Nellie Ciiinpliell. Vera Lnne
nml niml.ta Wilaon, ii-i-ted h I.elinnl Noe nml I'IomI WiIIiiiiiiiiii.
Tales of
Air. Arthur 1'errv.
Who writea "thla col."
In the "Simiilgltur Pol.''
Or "KmnilKo Smoke."
In (ho Sun.
Dear Art.:
I've notep onlled you "Ail."
lie t'o re.
Kill J know.
You'll fiii-glvo me.
When I toll -oii.
Wlml 1'vo (llitioveitu.
Ami I vvmit to wern you,
'J'o look nflm.
Your "Ohl Tom Fwoii."
"The Soeinllat."
Tor it' you don't.
You'll lone him.
Km the other tiny.
I liciud him oull ItoMoy.
And uinde him tvnlk.
Ilnll' n hloek.
To hco wlmt Tout wuntuil,
And ulien ho Kid thuru.
Tom tiHhed JfOley.
Ahmil hiw "straw Imrnont.'"
Willi I ever thoy lire.
I don't know.
I tul Uohi'v know.
Wiin I he inenul.
'"nr Uiwey got ihml.
Ami I can tell ko, All.
Tlm I -nine dnjv
When Koe,v' nrm.
(leU nil riuht.
Thei.'M In- ,i cnHUion.
lietVMiii lii.-ev' viylil -I'liiiipliuie.
"CASGARETS" BEST IF
SICK, CONSTIPATED
llesl I'm' I, Itce mill ItoweN. Unil
Itii'iKli, Ibid ColiU, soul
Mouiai'li.
Hot a in-cant Ihk.
Rick hewdache. blltnuanaaa. routed
tongue, head and none clogged up
Hllb a cold alwuya tree thla to
torpid )ter; delnyeil, fermentln
food in tha bowela or aour. gaaij
atomach.
1'oiaonona matter olnued in the
Inteatluea, inatead of being raat out
of the ayateiu la re-abaotbod into the
blood. When thla polaon toachea the
deliuttte braht tlaano It cauaoa congex.
(Ion and that dull, throbbing, alrken
lug headache.
Cnaearota ininiedlalely rleanae tin f
alomarlt, remove the aour, undtgeated
fiMid and foul gaaea, take the ex.eaa
bile from the liver and rarr out all
the fouatlpated waate matter and
nolaoua in the liowela.
A Caacaret tonight will aurely
atralghien you out by morning. Thet
work while ou lp w 10-reut box
from our drucKlat mean jour head
clear, itoiiui.li aweet, breath right,
ioiuilexton r and vour liver .tn.l
bovscU reKiilur for montb Ad
Madam Davenport
Clairvoyant-Palmist
Maihllll DaU'lipOl't IWIS been
it .i . - . M...ii i
i ii iiiiii iiiiiiii iil.' iiiii !-(
UUl lliwiuiig tl iiiviitwm
and in that tinit' nuinv of liori
ft i i. ..
predict lOllS ItaVO l-OlllO tlUU. j
Slit' is aictirati' in mining
and liiiMiit'ss nir.'iii's, t In su-
luiiority f her rcatlings
t.M'i- ALL OTHERS has
lu't'it rt'ciijiuizi'd by jM'tiplf
who havt' hi'cn rortnnati'
tiiiiii,rh to interview her.
CmU isit her dailv.
nOM'T r..,l .. ...... ., It tl.;.
jilted W'oltl.in ut 1 1 11 iiwhl)
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Cftloniiil Apartments
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TER TtfMifiHf AMD SAf 1nOAY
hr
I .it
ii tl his i ii
The Wnrn-
lit Ilcnn K.dku in
the Town
And Tom's hendlight.
And nil iin v. ill liuve to wide.
Will he no ohitunrv.
l'r "Old Tom Fumui."
"The Soemlisl." A. C. A.
A
JUS! A FEW HOURS
"I'upe's Colli ('oiiipiiiiml" Cuds Cold
mid t.ilppe .Mlscrj nl Oure
Don't Stay Stuffed Cpt
You can ond Krlppe nml lirenk up
a suvuro cold olthur In hum), cliOHt,
body or HiiiIih, by InkhiK n dose of
"Pnpo'a Cold Coinpound" ovory two
lioura until tluee doaea uro tnkou.
It promptly opetm clogKod-up no-
trlla and air pnasaKea In the hend,
al,op nnaty dlacliario or none run-
iiIiik. rellevea lck lumdnclio, dnllneae,
fovoilihnoaa, aore throiit, xnoenliiK,
loraneaa and itlffnoaa.
Don't atny atnffed-np' Quit hlow
Iiir and inurflliiK! ICuiwj our throb
blng head niithJVig elne In the world
Xlvea aueh prompt relief aa "Paiie'e
Cold Compound." which (oala oul
-'.'. renin ut am di ii more It uita
without icxiniiuue, Instex nice, and
enuaea no Im onwuliiKc lie sure
toil Bet til. ir.'inieii i
TODAY
iA..i.l A ..i.1
AUlllOI Aiiuiur
One of
Ruck Parvin anil the Movies
Starring
Art Acord, Rea Berber,
Dixie Stratton and
Larry Payton
Thia is a dandy Comedy on the
annte progrnin with
'THE CLEAN-UPM
2-Pnrt Drama
COMING TOMORROW
"The Man from Oregon"
Medford Taxi Go.
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sii.ii ol Y t 1 1 r I'aiioti.tue Soli. lied.
I'lione HH.1.
501 SABE TEA 111
LIFELESS, GRAY HAIR
Look young I Common garden Sage
and Sulphur darkens so naturally
nobody can tell
f!mn.!mAllifr Lent Iter ktlr beautifully
darUne.i, ?lorty m abundant with a j
uraur ei .i4 ih ana onipaur. niwr.
.-. ...
rtvar her Uair fell out or triol. on that
dull. fd or Btko.i norvraim, thui
nimpU mixture km ftpnlwd with won
4 lly Muiig at any Orng
;r -JvjytVa saw and tsuit.i.ur
ii,. tbu oiitiwe rct. Kuuy u
u, for aUiut A0 ooU. ltiu anuj.le
uixtur ui li dtfpeniitfd upon t.i rrUr
natural 4or aad (wautv to tlie luur aiul
U iploadU for dandruff, Jr), iUli acalp
mi falllac hlr.
A wll-Cio.a downlowa 4rugjnt ww
iMNtrvlixly uh Wycta'n tiagv and Sul
pkur, tH'oauM it 4rkaa ao aturally uui
evviily thai noboJy eaa tl it haa Uvn
aDBliad it' mjmuS? to uaa, to.. Imt
' IHUTMry'3aiBrcfeHn!y i.o
ntd draw ii Catough jour luur. UkuiK
' atraad at a turn. By itimiii h
tm-y h,r daajaa-a. after an.Khar apt.U-
I aatlon t.r t ll U rratAml t.i it natural ,
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H 1 Orange Delidout I I
aH fi r '1 "'" "' ""r '"',' '".'"" m.,,.!C2.'.if'!SS, ! HI
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H I , , )r ,'nl ' I? "Ii v.i , irin--li'llv'.n wom laalal I H
HjR 8 I. r i ; I i .u.i i on. ' " li )( hnui. I IH
I Serve I
I II tomorrow 1
Ik a Order sweet, juicy,
j v- j tender, delicious
Sunkist I
JJ M yp California's Selected M
m W Granges I
mv Order now. All uood ileal- H
Ju 0 crs all these fine seedlfhU H
" j M Write for free hook "Sun-
Mt kist Salttds and Deaserts." H
$f Save Sunkist tissue wrappers for H
y beautiful silverware. H
ffl California Fruit Growers Exchange H
V Cptrll Mnnrufll H
JjV Etiltro lledquitin: 139 N. CUit Si., CM:iD PM
Garden
It is time to plant early gar
den now and we have a full
list of fresh, reliable seeds.
Early Rose and American Wonder
Seed Potatoes
Also all Fruits and Vegetables in Season
at
MARSH & BENNETT
Sct'ond door oast of First National Uanlc.
RANCH NECESSITIES
Formaldehyde '
Strychnine
Poisoned Wheat
Kreso Dip
Stock Remedies
Medford Pharmacy
Squibb Quality Drugs
Phone 10
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