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rVlKIttOKD MAIL THifiUNf:
MCKIT flfff.AT fir THU
WWI'MiHI' IIIINriNO CO
ffKtMal TrturHi Rnl.dlnK StrTrf
Nana Fir nlffil, t.lopln.i. 7.
fl I1wnorriil Tim, TM U4tfi
Mall, Hi M.fi.rd Trhnrm. fh Mnutk'
r ttttgnnmn, Tho Aahlanif TrbttlM.
r.nHBomrriow hatji
una iw, ay mni
ff
Oae moot
mo, pj
ir mull
fir fmfh.
nviivrrrd hy raffle Hi
.
aMOTor.
tmA. Phettnla. JeakwMivllt
and Contra) fulfil .(
Hftarday onlr. v moll, ft year ... I a
WtatHr. aw year J.M
-fletl Itwr of tlm City t Maaforrf
"fletl Itoiw of t
brfletal Paaer ol
irneui raper or jacan county.
nMml Mcotid-claaa mailer
MajMaH. Oreaoo, under IIm aet ef Mareh
Bwttrn Clrculetlan for 19H, i3.
Will Inane wire Arao!latrf& l'reia tllil
lohpR, Bubtcrlborn falling to re-
i colvo pnpora promptly, phono
Circulation Mnnnitor at 2G0-K
HONG KONG KOLUM
S)K tllO (Jill Oil lllo I'lllll
I know a womnn who kopt tlm
iiaino ncrvniit for yenrn. Sim took
one. who wan rocouinioiidcd hy thu
pOllCL'lllllU on thu heat.
Tim Ultlnuiln OptliuM!
Wllwon Mnrvlit jlrovo Into town thin
morning with u load of whunt. Aliotit
five mlloH out ho lost tho eiiilftato
from his wagon, mid before liu illnoov
oreil tint Iorh had lout ton bushels of
Kood wheat, worth a dollar u bushel.
He in'H thnt It In tho duty of autno
onn to feed tho birds, whlrh In u
cheerful wny to look nt It. -ttCorton
(Kuu.) Telegram.
TIiIiikn Thoy .MUsod
Alexander thu ureal nevor had IiIh
shoos nh I ned by n Greek.
(icn. Sheridan wan navur plnohod
for speeding.
(Urn. Shcriuuii uovar sinolleil poltion
RUS.
Iiiiuullus uuvpr ute. u chocolate nut
nundno.
I'otor thu Ilurmll inner heard Hilly
Sunday.
nullum never worn n I'liuainn.
f,)ii(lihiK TliltiiiKli CimiikIm.
HrliiK tho Hood old plotlias lino, boys,
wo'll lyuuli iinothnr hoon;
Unvan't had it lynrhlng-biiu slum
iiiiiiluy uflHruouu.
I'olkl'll think wo'rH leilnic It n
Don't RMl bun? miou,
loIl't b lymhliiK thrinili
OmriiR.
Hurrah, Hurrah, wa Iimiii 'out
IWk) Mid high!
Hurrah, Hurrah, euin out and
aa 'am dla!
Oh, "Juatlea, Moderation" ia tho
motto that wo fly
WMI w go marching through
dwtfgla.
(low th nlggtra miwur whou I lis)
hear ua iwwIhk nnind.
How tha hoya all hullm' whnu thu
euflH thuy wut la found,
IIbw th Jalla nil omh, ovu tumblo
to tko Kround,
Wion n go lyntihliiK tlirougli
(iirlii.
Hurrah, llurruli, thu dnorn urn
upon whlo!
llurrah, Hurrah, no unu to run and
lildw
J'rom ".luatlce. Modurntloii" with
Tom Watmtn on tho nldo,
Willis wo -gi lynching through
Rourgln.
(iooiKlu Iihm hr Jurltw hiu! hur
Jiidgwa high In rank;
Wo put tluitti lu thalr plc lu thu
raaa of Ihi Kniuk;
Thu Utw'a n mighty powor. hut tho
mw mimt walk thu plank
Whim wo go Queuing through
UtMiralu.
llurrnh, hurrah, we lymh 'am dny
iml alght!
Hurrah, lyaah 'm day wml
iulghtl
Mlug ".lHatlt). Xwleratlau" auil
wbutaror la right,
Whllo wa gti bnolilng through
DHorgln.
Whan n Ijnrhlu'a oMir, to our
hotuaa lu xmc wtt go;
Shurlff aaka, who did it, for pr
haoa a day or no;
(l hliuaalf waa la It, If )ou really
ruia tu know),
That'a wh (hro'a lyurhiag In
Oaorgta.
llurjah, Hurrah, alrlHg 'out oh
tha Hol!
- llHrrrih, Hurrah, c fill wmi full
of ahut!
ph, "Juatlca, Modarailog" U u iiobta
motto (nod.
Whea oh- U huihlag through
Uaorgki.
'I'lllnk wo'll go to Maxivo, It la ao up
to datr.
VII!" know a tlie prouor way to rua
Hffulrt of ktal?
nam: 'am' burn
m ai Um Htake. or i
ghoot -om wl.tk Ihey wait .
w do it iu (leoraU ,
I u r mil we'll ao lo Mcv
l
Ii. to Mcxl.'o w. II
pi Uat-nll lot
n I know .
ii Ii-' 1' ii him to
O I'll, b
-Mt.4uJt--
in mi Mali I i r niiaJ
And vIBl icarOb
mrnmi'- i9wmm
StuntaJ.g . .
MQT WELCOME NEWS
THK ftmiotHMfiiunf lliaf n "HiKr Twtory Will In
Imill in fhii w'liim of lh' vfb-y Tor flip 1010 f,o,
roiifhi'Hl iiKn 1h wuriuit iff KHpwrv of I-Hh, n itku1
wclrotrif new. It it now iff lo cvi'iyliKlv lo work for the
(li-xirrfl wrvnifp. OiM'-hnlf of it wn urcurcd in tin previous
Miigar licet rnnijwiKH.
WIipii il iM-iftiiH' njijwrpnf that tli Oregon-rtnh pj'o
uiolci'N Imd no inleiiliiMi of eoinplyiiiK wifli tlieir promise
of lot-nthiK fheir nwgnr fHetory where the icrenteMt aereagt
of Ih-cIm tilioiild Im1 Mined, nil it wiik nlo evident that suf
ficient iierentre eonld he
(told Hill mm AMhlnnd to anpport u .stignr fuetoi-y, work
wits begun. A syndicate wjik organised by enpitalists in
terexled in the valley, and the deal for financing and con
st nieling the factory is scheduled to be completely at New
York Monday.
Securing of beet seed threatened for a time to postpone
the factory construction for a year, but this difficulty has
been surmounted and the necessary sued been obtained
from abroad through assistance of diplomatic service,
which secured the release of seed and the lifting of the
British blockade to permit its shipment. Sufficient has
been obtained for 7000 acres.
Ucets grown here last year and samples of soil from
every part of the valley have been analysed by experts
and submitted to the sugar manufacturers, with favor
able results. This is naturally an excellent beet country
and the logical site for a sugar factory. The extension of
irrigation will make possible several factories.
Them is no reason why the (rants I 'ass factory should
not prove a success with Douglas county to draw upon
for acreage, especially as the Utah promoters seem con
vinced of its superiority as a site. But there is no reason
why this section should grow beets for another locality,
with a factory of its own available. It is now up to the
southern portion of the valley to make good by producing
me acreage.
COUNTING
nr-A II I.' ,,,.,...,...1;,.., ,.r
bov to
H ' IIIJ NIUUIMWII Ml IJI ll
laud and ales
han
England rejoices, for she will need many a fine man child
to replace her pitiful losses in the war.
New babies are all carefully counted in Europe today.
Foreign governments know that babies are the most im
portant of all national assets, Without babies there can
be no national wealth, however great the nation's re
sources may be.
Tilde Sam knows this, as well as .John Bull. Jut along
with other accepted wastes of America's extraordinary
resources, Tiicle Sam's people have been notoriously
wasteful oT baby lives.
According to census estimates, we lose 1UJ of each 1000
babies born. In England and Wales the rate is J)."i per
1000; in France, 7S; ii Norway, (."; New Zealand, ol.
There are twelve countries in which the infant mortality
rate is lower than in our own.
Figures like this hurt I'nele Sam's pride. Poorer coun
tries, some of them lacking a free school system, can raise
their babies better than we can. It must be our own care
lessness and neglect which causes our embarrassingly high
rate of infant mortalih.
Fncle Sam believes that we will all do better if we
know better. Therefore' he has ordered a national baby
week, beginning .March I, for the purpose of bringing
home to parents and guardians the simple knowledge
which is required for babv salvage.
We have all acquired the habit lately of dealing in
futures,
Perhaps it's our preparedness plans, or the constant
repetition of "after the war," or the promise of our com
ing commercial supremacy at any rate, we are making
the problems of posterity our own problems.
First of 1 lit-1 1 1 all is our duty not to waste mur babies, as
we do now, at the rate of :i()0,0lK) a year.
The children's bureau of the department of labor is
planning the baby week campaign and is now in communi
cation with U02i) communities whieh will make about 1202!)
different kinds of exhibits. Metll'ord is among them.
These exhibits arc not all for mothers and uui-ses. If
we are going to save the most of our babies, fathers must
help. Among a baby's chief needs is a good home. That's
where a good father is mightx handy.
BORAH'S
C EXATOU I50BAII is the
over the senate's being
shutting off debate over the question of warning Ameri
cans not to keep off armed merchant ships. The sacred
tradition of the senate as "the greatest deliberative hod
in the world" have Iteen minted, he asserts.
It is too bad that the senate cannot talk for six months
over a matter that musi be settled at once, and which Mr.
Borah admits was settled rightly, although over his pro
test. But he can console himself by several hundred mil
lions of word in the future.
Senate, like conyivssioual, sjcccIick arc merely for tin
nenurit ot tlie dear public I hex never change a vote. Few
of them are listened to in the senate, for the senators ,pi '
busy alsiut their own affaiiv But I he unending talk tws'
mediocrities a chance to gel their names in the papers and:
enables the siii.ttoiv to semi out minted copies at m'cin
Uiclit t- X I 1 1- to tliiir i iit
M : nt.Morv is ,, , 1 . 1 1 1 1 lu-
,,, -
ELL-ANS
Absolutely Kcmoves
I n digest Ion. One paekuge ,
prOVCti it. &C vtt all dl'tlistB. i
m-eiired in the reitioif between
THE BABIES
irirl babies is hir";er in 12 ng-
S1'1 'J!''1-? & '"
at anv time since 1S")I, and
BUNK
author of a fine lot of piffle
(lermunicd in the matter of
II lull) s t ni.ikc til) lit tliltik
II. ill. Mi's dcslniles.
JOHN A. PERL
UNDERTAKER
) w
.towi"'Vi ViTwa
.MbubtHr Sontcv I ona
Society News
Alpim ttfUn fin-- itu- ( h-i-liiin
rhun h hfM tliir rnl.ir cl.i- urt
nt thr hoftiitifnl ktmi' "f Mi. A. H.
Ciuinintfhiim of Wt Jnfk'n tret
Monday aTtamoaa. Tit nHh) wrrc
vimr titntrTMy oVtoriitrd with i' V anil
uoltrrf ptanta. Onrinit thr itiHlni"
ion lira. A. A. Cnrr, th- fw
prripnt, prrrad Mir iiH'.-'i.ij:.
appuintma' thr- milmu (ninniitt'' for'
tbc month nui arnutuuiK in imu
for llw nt-w fkM of work. Th- mwt
injr wa thru tumrd tw-r t Mr-. II.
li. Tucker, who had lmruc ot thr '
irjrrnm. liaa Wi I'rvun tfti.Vrt'il
h ben ut if ill vofgl -"li with Mr- II. j
E. Ttirkor ax ni'r(Hiimnil. Ouinur t
iininniilMhlf rnnaon I he olhc n'rin-!
Iicr on th rognim onM not liv
pri'srnt. Mrs. 'llick.r pn-t-nho th
floral I'onleal awl Mr. I.. I) Jn ,
Mr. A. A. Curpm, Mr. J. II. IMIin-1
ft it won in n tie, tin fiivur be'r k imi j
iiiiiiii'iiM' Imiiii'Ii of iohl, which wcic,
divided between (lie thiee. Th'1 enin
tiiilleo in eliurno of llie refivi'iai-nl" '
were: Mrs. O. O. Alemlerfer, Mi-.
Nolli, Mr, lion (innii'tt, who mi1
mot delirioua ici'rclimfnl, which
I'DiifciHtcd of eiviiin iml'frt iiiul hot
clioeolute.
Tin' Alpliu Dnllii eliisx, tniiler (he
iMHilcrahip of Mr. A. .7. Hiinh, i
jl.lliip bjitiwi t't.i... i.rr.ull mil n'ulL ntiil '
exteuilN (i xt'iionil inviliitioil lo till
wiliinjr lo join mill heli in thin uoik.
Thitoe ptuauni weie: Mewduincx A. .1.
llnnliy. I,. 1). Joiiew, II. K. Tucker,
Morion I.nnee, Allwrt Xotli, O. 0. Al
enderrer, lleH lloblm, A. A. ('Hiper.
lien (iornett. ,em (!uer, A. It.
Ciiiiiimliniii, Wutkiii-. lid I(itlnu-on,
I' S. Collin. .1. II II. Hunter; Mi
Kloiruee (iniveo, lc Hi will. Kmid-
lett, little Ilileen Cupcr nnd t 'ltn-t um
(liiinett
! DON'T
SEE YOUR CHILD IS
1OoU nt IniiKue! Mow- miKoiih fmin
Ihcr mni Iiovm'Is nt
oure.
.Mother' Your i hlld lnu't naturally
iroia and puoviah. See If loiiKUo la
ceated: thla la a Hiiro algu It llttla
titomnrh. liver and bowola uuod a
dimming at oneo.
When llatloaa, pule, feaverUh, full
of cold, breath bad, throat ante.
doaan'l eat, lWp or a
SrST't
baa atomarh arhe. illarrh
member, a guultu liver and bowel
rleanatug ahould alwaa be tho fimt
tniUiiiHiit given.
Nothing eqimU "California Syrup
of Ftga" for children' lilt; give n
teaapoimful. and In a few hours all
the foul waste, sour bile and ferment
ln food which Ih eloggod In the bow
ola paanoa out of the ayatem, and ou
hae a wall and playful rhlld again.
All children love thla harmlaaa. de-
IMoub "fruit laxative." and It never
f Ml lit to offeet a good "limldo" clean
Ing. Directions for babies, children
of all agea and growu-tipa are plainly
on tho bottle.
Keep It hnnd In our home A lit
tle ghcii toda nave a alek child to
morrow, hut aM (lie genuine Ai'k
your druggist for a 50-rent bottle of
"California S nip of Klg." then
look and oe th.it it Ih made bv the
California Kla Syrup Co." -Adv. I
Wli -n .
paragr I -
e nt'-
i Wr'ri
imoection of anv
svuru
Sj Frc
iJJrhJJiiltJJf!iiiFJ
RESULTS COUN
Our courses are arranged with one aim in view
to get the host results. Investigate then enroll
in Day or Night School.
Medford Commercial College
New Students May Enroll at An Time. Phone I5-L
I B jpc?anu&attKi-UiRXM3SE jj
Z
Vo Get a Trade or Profession
lut W l.iii, in .u .-ac In- iuim will laul i
.u or a f.iiitue Kiiiioiii.i t near to Hie k -.io.i.
.ulcr.Uld .liiie llie lllilll whoa ilt ' i-e in
le ir iro uluilll' til- I lot i ild1 ie I..
uk take no ut uui aaiu- .md pa itir r i
r the in i. !!-
H 'Hit n
M '"'
A t i
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OVER rrVARS UKlDER O N V MANAMME H T
litefm5iii35S
przaxuMwm
IJgj
3feM
'"Ate viw
jovn- inoi:sTii:
' stlmntatcft th- dlfntlvp organ In
,rtrra ao that tin food that enter thf
' utomarli la dlaeatad and aanlmilati-d
( Hold onW by im, $1 oo.
:
AMUSEMENTS
LAST TIME
Dustin Farnum
IN
I rifm -w ri i i
J l(3t ff) iMTlin
A delightful love romnncc
of AInska
nnd the
Triangle Keystone
"AGaraeOIdKnioht"
A rcnl hurlcsque featuring
tl-IAS MURRAY
PAGE
m Ti.M-;r-ioc.
i-. i:n. Adults inc
C'lilldivn Klo
4 n 'at
rASo
fi.MJP, fMf
TODAY
FIRST SHOWING
i Of the new Mutual Mastor
I Picture De Luxe Edition,
The Woman
in Politics
A Stirriim: Drama of City
Ucforiii. Saarring
MIGNON ANDERSON
As the llllly: Doctur.
Bill Bunks
the Bandit
A V
'aMaff Ciiiiiedv, featur-
ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM
Fatty's Finish
A Keystone Coliiedx, fejitur-
ing
Fatty
Roscoc
VArbucklc'
A program of scxen reels of
satisfaction.
rvTXTrl tT1,Tt,v
COMING SUINUAX
Ponrl
Vllite (the late star of "The
E.vplints nt Elaine"). Ev
erxbitily knows pretty Pearl.
She will be seen Sillidav in
"THE KING'S GAME."
TUESDAY:
"THE CAVE MAN"
AY ith Robort Edwon.
A Wonderful l millet ion.
mm jx
Spring Opening
2
T (t -T
r in the
te:
1 --)( ;trry
Lit i : I -
:tti
THE ELECTRIC SHOP
03-105 S. Cental. Phone 22-J
battery at any time
T
iirgoaia
l-catficwuawCTWJ-Tff i
S
PAGE-Friday Night, March 10
uun vycoK musical rflf-isDY
I
Slnll orileiH now. iHTonipimlcil by
Weilnctliiy. Alnich S, III n. lit. IVIce
We have shock absorbers
in stock for all makes of
cars, from $5 to $15
C E. GATES
floporaiBpiog
F0LGER
WEEK
MARCH
OLGER'S
6 loll
To convince you by
trial that it i better
than other coffee,
ami to indue you
to mk the let, we
reduce the price
during F0LCER WEEK
SEND
OR
GOLDEN
TELEPH0HCv
COFFEE.
YOUR
ORDER
MARSH &
BENNETT
&
wninfapjanirraTi'inniiriJTnnriTi J2
ff4rA wl "'"wl"","'l"H,,,lwlwl" iflliiwmwn)WMTOI mil
I 111 mMIMII WWWWMMltMm H . w lM I WUZ!Z1
I THE UNIVERSAL CAR
H Ki-i.i.unn in low first cost and small
"s' to operate and maintain.
s""niitli ability to stand up under .
the lijiidest sort of use. .Simplicity
;i plain sturdy motor iu a wonderfully
"tioiit; and light car, easy for anyone
io i. in and care for. The .Ford car-
v""r neeesiiity. Kuiutbout $890,
Tin i- nr t'-iv $110; ('onpfUa $690:
Mown (ar tMO; Stnlan .f710, f. o, b,
I -t tcrini, if ileaired .'00 down, $ wr
i C. E. GATES
' " ' - --j-. .M-J. - . ff.. -iiiai-Bin i i.mr,!!
IlTmOCKJCES THC QUEW OP
iickoIIhIiIc puN. Hon office Hide,
: oOc. 7.V, SI. (lit, SI-"-
.SAVE 10c
A POUND
MARCH
if to 11
S.M U
45c
GATE
TOFFEE
45c
QUALITY
Phone
252
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