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Newspaper Page TextM t L M Pi- r 1'- I. N IS W.f ' ' ' A M i f mw vovn MBDFOM) MAIL TltlimNK MBDroKU ''HINTNO CO Oflie Mall Trftnm nuiiittn. U-JT-JJ Martn Fir itri. ipho . . (1. Tb Ownocrstl TlmM, fh Mlft Mall. TIm Mrrfford II. TIM MrdforO TrMn. TM BOtnn rn OffKOtmn Th Ashlsna Tftmas. 0DSORIPTIOW HA.TIB On ywr, by mi . .11 unt month, br mull Per mn lb. . n votmI hv 'a?FtrTii Mniford ItiwhIk. jMhsoavllls and Central Point rtAtuntay only, by mall, pr yar, 1.09 wenKiy. pr yssr.. 1.10 ?flUI Iapr of th City of MMfftrd. Official Vrr of JmUmm Caantr Halfrfwl an aacoqd-eiM MUM vt ItMlfvril. Oron, undvr the Ml of Xnfsh Swam Circulation for 114, HIS. Fuji i Imi wire AiHMCiatod I'm ill- at Subscribers falllnjc to ro- colvo papers promptly, phono Circulation Manager at 2KQ-K 4' HONG KONG KOLUM Tlio trouble with moat m on of Uo vorjjl In Hint (hoy think thn school of rtxporloneo In only a nlfht school. COrNTHV STUATICOV Tho younic lady from town wr HDtiridlng n uook-nnd In thn coun try, ninl nlie discoursed nlnwlngly to thn buxom landlady of t)i ninth- Inn cm tin' delight timt real country hut tor unci real now laid egg gate to n jHtluil f-oniloner. Ilur faith In country produce wu df tlmiil, however, to he rmlaly nbak in, for, on romlng down to nronk fttlt next inomliiK, al waa grtally shoskod to uverlumr the good land lady say to hnr speuse: "Tlio lady from l.unnoii'a mighty keen on froth okb. John, Ituu and Hot. half a dnivii from thn grooor's while I ko out In tlio yard and cuoftlo. Tlt-llllH. Wo Hardly lllnino Hit It la sold ho had throatonod to kill hnr tho flrat llmo hn mot hnr. Ho jundo Kood his tlinNit when they mot Oil tho street, and alio refused to aeo him again. Tho Now York ICvoiiIiir Journal. . Ho OiikIii- l He Neiilrnl Two factloim of tlio Anolunt Order ofUlbornlans In Now York havo hrotiKht thair tllffiiruiicof Into court. Tho JiicIro who hoard tho caao la named OroenhHiim. Need inoro tie Mild? ' Animated lli! Ii,la tdo uiauiuioua opIhIoh of old tlnjpra that tho entire damaae tlono In (hn lower vallor n Imi laid to ifOplmr holna lu Him lavmt which liar lion allowed to harrow through vltjinut moleetattoH tor tho laat alx inantha. The Uladaden (Aria.) Clar ion.,, ., Quit" Ciouri ' 1 moat oujoyablo afternoon waa lliiUwl. all polnlHii lu playing gamM, OVtJh Mr. Cunningham, big aa ha la making hlntaelf one of the eniwd. TJia Madom (Cal.) Tribune. . . . HKohliiK Hoiixon Urouably half th bulldlnga ef Ynwa art of adob ranatrnrtloH, antt wltk ataHdlng MVMral 4aya In water It mi Inovlmbl that they ahould aef tan In the wgjer. The (lladadew (Alii.) CUrioJt. IWayV IttdlrlHgtu' !'Y'i a wIm guy," all the IttArt Aleak, and ha put down the prl, a eeiit, Mk tha gooda, flf. hh4 departed. A epoetator to th tranaarttoH, be ing, a lunkhead, aaid he might M wall bo a goat, too. "What'a the answer?" aaid ho. The Smart A leek ahovvH mo tho paper with the 'A ' on It," replied Urn rlerk. 'A fig. Your rale' Wast ed a fig, and how mueh would II ho? 1 akevee the paper hack to Mm with 'Uttak written on It. aluak a aoent. Ttut'e bow inuoh wonU It ho." TrtHiutaeaimt loine tirao uao, oftr the haUlo of lOOe, a Highland aotdter waa WMH) OH aoveu daa iefe front the irour. oa, and after hla time waa nogrtr up he HM pawlag through London to Victoria to get back again, when ha thought that h would rail nt tho yar office and get hie back pay which m due him. To tho Ural otUlat ho aaw tho Scotchman aald. "A want gut tewbooa.-' . , E. MI who ' . ' . The official aald nothing IgMod Urn over to npothar, nlflr nearlug the aoldtor'a atory, Bent Jilgj to a third one. Thla went on HM fajlily bad gou right through the wir offlt'O and aeon all th official. UBtll he got his bawbee." Thla rnlher irritatod the war of ficio gni)iqag, nd he turned round en th pomletent aoldter with tho re- u..u, Vaii nt. klkllaiatll kflfc at II u lutifii trouble than all tho Kngllan. IrUh aa weub wi.tto inbiued." -, .XSSSakn ! COST OI1 T IfKKiATp.N lnmI- rf tho MrrwNtPr irrlfion dli1t, Bwwn(r, Wnh.f nrv offf-ri'! for unit? In n ivrent lumifi ff ihr Now Ynvk Horirl Uiivcr. Tlio advcM'f iwfincnt ntnlcn thai (hf (MMrU't Uiw vo(l $rf230,0OO bondii to build abotit fiff v inflwt oranuL hiHiiflinf t went v-firp to thlrtv miles of fliirnfM, to deliver water from Met how river by gravity to 10,000 acre of beiH'h bind near Mrewiiter. 'J'he cmt of water per iwre irrigated in $88.33, which is not rejpnnled an extortionate yet people in the Rogue Rirer valley look upon -tfiO an a ere as exeesaive, although without the water their is no amuranee of crop and no market for the land. But no matter what tho eost of the water, many of our objecting land-owners would not use it, even if furnished free, beeause of Hie extra work entailed. The reclamation service reports as follows regarding the desirability of irrigation in the Rogue River valley: The fart that practically all of the aolla arc doafmblo, with irriga tion, tudirniee that they will atand the construction eh argon or any Irri gation Ryatm heratnforo pratioaed. In yearn of maximum rainfall Ir ligation la not needed. In yoara of ararage ralnf41 Irrtgatiou would ma terlally and prafltahly luoronao pro duction. In yeara of minimum ral nfall the molature la wholly inaufflc tent anl Irrigation la necoaaary to mature crop. The construction cost nf water for the vnllev is thus fig ured out by the reclamation storage on Little Butte, Kish 30,000 acres, .10 jui acre. I' or Ashland division, $7 per acre; from Boar creek storage, Buck lake and Hyatt Prai rie resorvohs, These costs do not include depreciation, taxes or interest charges, which should be added. Few irrigation systems place water upon land at a less corI than $n0 an acre. Little land any where under irriga tion systems is better able to carry the irrigation charges than that in the Rogue River valley, and none will respond more quickly to the use of water in increased yields and profits. CAR SHORTAGE SIGN OP PROSPERITY THAT business is reviving in Oregon and that the ad vance ripples of the wave of prosperity that has swept the east for the past year are already breaking over the Cascades is shown by the increased shipments over the Southern Pacific and the ensuing ear shortage. There were 11283 more cars loaded in Oregon by the Southern Pacific in February of this year than during the same mouth a year ago represent it ug an average of fifty one more cars'a day. In February, 1910, there were '1187 cars loaded, as against 3(5.72 cars in 1015, and 3(5()'2 in 1911. These figures cover only the commercial freight, and do not include the company business. An analysis of the figures shows the increase in the principal commodities as follews: Hay, 137 ears; lumber, 800; general merchandise, 1(11; potatoes, (!9; wood, 1-10. This increase furnishes an adequate excuse for the ear shortage, which the mil road is exercising effort to remedy. Two-thirds of the increase is due to the revival of tho lumber industry, due mainly to renewal of building oper ations throughout the nation. As timber is tho greatest natural resource of Oregon, activity in lumbering always presages prosperity for the state This lumber revival in the interior is made possible largely by the rates recently established by the .Southern Pacific, giving mills in the Willamette valley and southern Oregon preferential mtcs over the Portland mills in ship ments to interior Califyrnia pointsrates that the lumber barons of Portland are trying their utmost to set aside. If the effort is successful it will again close the mills of the interior a typical instance of the way .Portland assists in the development of Oregon. Portland is dependent for its prosperity upon the pros perity of its tributary territory, yet to obtain a selfish ad vantage for its local industries, the metropolis has no com punctions about throttling the state's development, too short-sighted to see that is in reality stifling its own dc velopmeut. Angling Extraordinary (ily Knu'i-oit lluuuh hi Saturday I'.vcuinK l'ot -I'oQltiiUftt from yratenluy.) lu the Kotrue Kiver volley it ia eometinit'H hot in the umtuor tiini' 1 00, 10.'. IttA in the ahndv, nod no out' known whtjt in the nun. The heat dtu' in 1 1 M'fni oiprehMive, hut it ha u Uudiiu wJieti coutiniicd thruuirh a lenn ol' duy or wwk to dnvr the ftth out into llt- ilefHr water. Very early luornnnf or Into in the evening will lie the ut liiutoi Ihi'ii t nugle fur deel hiMidii. Thrnuchoiit the iluy one might unt ! more I huii two or three htrike in renuni tor patient rmttiug. The rod lor Wlhcud (ixhini; mmt he very jmwerfiil, uf counw. Th fifch con he killed on the ouiinary live or mx oiiiH'o trout rod; hut one of fiiffit or ten ounce, built short, Mot-kv aud nwerful, i better. It muM M. :kblt to liandlf it long line, vihicli menoM a hn liiii. one prai'lualU ! Injlit eolnton ixe. A the nni-lir li-li.-. idohf to the turfn'o of the u.iicr thoro will be moeh line Mibiuru-cd in liik i'ni.ttpj, leid hik nnl umt ht pow erful in order to Hfl it na oui-t hi-. uiit b aU. On th fiah i- lu'4- d und tooe in that boilenl tonmt . the .,, i,.J-.i.-i ,. u u ik , ,a ' "' Um M ' n tbM "V r can viw. It luuot, in effect, to be h,i--I efficient, be .if in.! iw mneh ' " " -- - ;ie- utiuln a- oucc.in Ii h.iiidl, m ii Ii i lu- Jo ,i Utile lllll- Th, -te, m!I I..H..W I he , m, XaaP vEm bLoLu J Vm ! ' Absolutely RciUOVOS indisfestion.Gnei)aclcsgo Plt. catalldJuasi V.)VOU) M:MJ TfUBf-NR, Mf.DT'OrilJ, m.f'OOV. WATER service: Medford area, from lake and JV)ur-Milo lake, for of frfnli-aitter trout in ita owu aeloc lion of flie. In liahiU aotuewhnt tike th freah-niu anlwon, it atitl rather fa von the freah-water trout; and it u uol cuftlniary to angle for it with the gaudy tlio. that atone ene in linon angling, hi aummer eveningv I he lorn I nnKterx favor grtiy liucklex, hrowu hneklen or Home iuiMli-t fly of lltut ikNM'riiSiou. No. 1 hook i a I'uMind ie lor that nr. It i to be uiideritMHl that tlio atrniu on the tackle in cxtreiue, and the hMik uiut hv large enough not to tear out of the lien' mouth. At lime in the eveuiojr the mmchman l'ouud effective. Moxt auglerx iluriug tlio day will change fliea a they ln on iinv trout treum. The iixunl uncor tainty a-- to what th uteelhunil nvtu a'l ih voiug to want i before you ull the nine. At the time of the writ- Itching Torture Stops It la uuueimwiry for you to suffer with eraeiua, ringworm, rHlk-n and situ liar niiu iroubloa. A little wuio. gotteii at auy drug ture for U.V. i.r Sl.iK) for extra urg hotile. aud promptly umilltsl uUy g ftwant rii.f from Itch- ,u lorlnio. It cUmom au.t aootheai tlio iUlckly and vtlvly najM kltc tttarane. emo i a wonoeriui utaapiiearinc iiquw ' fjiiji iitkkkk. iiikt uinurl lla iiiiwl iktlli'islat Lili ana us imi musrl lite iuum tieiii-aie sktu, it i. n.n rr.y. u coait) i.pi..-j aua coats I mil-, cici It IihIs aikl suvo all further 4uir. Zouio. CI".UuJ. rTrrn'RP'r ATTT.P UNDERTAKER Ivdj Assltrtailt a S. IMKT1.KTT I'liomx M. -I? suil 17-JS Auibulauoe Sen log Coroner rr' iif. hi .nit. Ib k'1 '"" k' wa (H-rhajw the heat fl in ne In wafer like Ihi it n nntornlh awwe flHP hefirre fl 0h run be anb daed after it i" ttooheH. The aiglor will haeff n fight on hi hamla ererv mitratr nf the ti lie may reot a r4 nf that. Nti WMi hc raotimit WeMei-boriwg atlit anlking aoirif lime, if the wofbfi permit"; but hi Hah, being smaller than a gjrnnine mmn, will nwh moi, len mora ami be mora aetitft., Agaki, It will make enlrernely Iorg? rune- I hnto never won any I rout tnke off ao imtph line at on run na tho Meemead docs. It we my fortune to see thia ateel lieihl nnattinar nt itn host in tlio com pnn of wine frienitn of A"hlnnil and Med lord on one midsummer day. Our imrtv. more or loo tinxuccrsRful dur ing the heated hour, was augmented in the evening by nil auto load of ox port I'tom Motlfflr'jl, led liv the proc eutincr nttnrnoy oMlinl town, n pow erful man, welijliiug more than 200 pnuniN. Hi choson i'i-liing oouipnn ion wiih Hip editor of one of the daily piiK'n, n innn of medium height and weight. Theio two quite often flail ed together. They would lock hnnd nnd wade out nlonjf tlie edge of aonie ridge of rapida, in the effort to got out lino enough to reach over the ly ing- ground of the Nlenllioiix, which e.xpenenee had tniifjlil tliem was in the deep while water far out in tho middle of the stream, whoro'tlie broken rooks nffnrdpcl the fisli n ehnneo to hold their own nfjniint Iho (urr1iit. Time ami ngnin, na these Iwo linuly soula slipped nnd slid on Iheir wny out to the middle of the river, we ex pected to &eo (hum go down; but thoy proved their nbililv to 1'i-di in those conditions. Such angling would bo n phyaieiil impoiailiility for nny unlmon nngler neeustomed only to bontwork, or for nny trout angler used only to gentler stromus. It waa Iho most ex oItini anpliiiff I havo ever aeen iluriiitf a life more or lea pnsmd in wnuder i"K. Of eonrae, in linn sort of fiahiiuj the hIioos are liobnuileil honvily. He ynud tlmt, the ani;Ior does not wear vory mueli of a coattnue. Waders would be out of tho cpiention to be onrned down in Iironat-high wntlcra would nienti tlonth for any swimmer in tlint stream. Stripped to overalls nnd undershirt nnd wndintr Bhoes, these men tin into battle. These experioneetl anclers were mneh dinappoinled beentiio we found no fish during tho day of morci than nix pounds' weight. They purposed n journey twenty or thirty miles higher up the river Iho following day, where thoy know wntnr thnt held nbimdauco of ten nnd twelve-pound fihh. "That's the game I" explained one of them. "When you got ouo of thono follow you will know you havo had u fight." In play on tho rod when actually hooked the stoelhead is a combination of all the artfulueaa, eourago and atreugth that out in fiah make-up. He Mill rush like a inuskelliinge, tug like a blnek bnaa, aulk or rush like n aalmon, and Ipap like a trout. A fa vorite maneuver on his part acorns to bo ii Million ahakine- of tho head you feel a eontinuoii series of abort, mv. age jerks at the line aa ho trio to get lino enough for a burst out into the heavy water, when; lie knows the current against liis Hide will give him added leverage against the rod. 'He will alwnK light remote from the angler fifty, aucty, seventy-live foet; mo that in the dim light of oven ing, when tho sport ia best, it is of ten difficult to nee clearly what the fih i doing, oven when ho juitivs only out nt the end of that tense atrand of silk one fuels somothing BHnge, hmrIoa, courngooits. Take (hi feeling with that inpired by the nun-nig river and tho nugicr i not always ur whether he ia the pur aued or the pursuer, Thousands of men have killed their aalmon skillfully, coiuforiiilily nnd en- joyuhlv; but you must number in les tliHit bundled., the liv i'isheniieii who liuxc eer killed tluir steelheads, lair and iiiin, heel mid toe, pull deil, pull bnker, iiiiil-tir.un ciistiiig', waist deep. Freckle - Face -Now Is the Time to (Jet Itid of Tlioso t'jt'y Smla Io you know how easy It Is to re move those ugly apots so that no one will call ou frocklo-fnce? Simply get an ounce of othlno, double Mrougth from your druggist and a few applications should show att how ousy It is to rift yoursolf of frorkle and get a beautiful complex ion. Tho sun nnd winds of March have a strong tendency to bring out freckles, uud us a result more othlno P. sold In this month. lie sure to ask for double strength othlne, as this U sold under guarantee of money baek if it fails to remove the freckles. 4 .,, e .. i i n a Auto Service from Eagle Point to Mcdfortl and Hack The tinderelgued will leave Frank Low is' confectionery evory day ox eopt Sunday for Modfgrd with his auto at 1 o'ojock p. pt., arriving at 1:00 p. hi. Leave Ntifch Hotel, Mod font, at 6:0 p. in., arrlvd Kugle Point at C:06 p. m. A part of tlio traffle is soiloitod. S. II. IIARNISU, ItugU Point, Oruoa. T fiTD V. VxWfT 2 CYPCQQiT Mm lo weleome hltfl a the did wnen no llinr D I nnilim returned from the Afrlran hunting tM TO FINOS Pfr f'UlCMIO. Marrh 21 -Owen T licet ea, Jr., prealdent of tho Drov ers National bank nnd formerly n govornmont bank examiner, toitlf Ins today In the trial of William Ior linor, charged with conspiracy In con nection with the fall u ro of the I. a Salle Street Truit and Savings bank, aald that In examining tho l.a Salic Street Initltutlou he found what ho regarded ai oxecmlvc loans. Mr. Reeve aald he found loans to W. J. Cooko and A. J. Ilurrls, promt- nont in local politics, nnd to Churlos K. Krbsteln. Krbstcln was counsal for l.eo O'Nell Hrowne, Illinois state legislator, who was tried and acquit- tod on n chnrgo of bribery In con nection with tho election of Lordlier to tho United States Rcnnto. "Tho Krbstelii loan had been In the bank for some tlino," said Mr. Itecvcs, "and I did not think thnt it was a good one. "T. II. Painter, former United States senator from Kentucky, owed $10,000, which was an unwarranted loan because ho was not worth that much money. Then there were some loans to firms which wore approach ing or did go into bankruptcy," "The bank reserve was danger ously low," continued the witness. "Instead of being 25 per cent, ns tho law required, It was only 10',i per cent on the day of the examination." Former Sonator Painter was a member of the first senatorial In vestigating commltteo which In quired Into tho election of Lorlmer to the United Stntos senate. ROOSEVELT DUE 10 NEW YOltK, March 21. Colonel and Mrs. Theodore ltoosevelt nro duo to arrive hero today on tho steamship Mntura, returning from a six weeks ll 11 I IF SICK, CONSTIPATED llest for Idver nml llcmoN, Uail lliratii, Uatl Colds, Sour Stoiimrli Ret n 10-cent box. Sink hoadacho, biliousness, coated tongue, bond nnd noso cloggod up with a cold always traco this to tor pid liver; delayed, fermenting food In tho bowoli or sour, gnHsy stomach. Poisonous matter clogged in the In tostluos, liiHtend of bolng cast out of the system is ro-nbsored Into the blood. When this poison roucho tho dolieato brain tissue la causes con gestion ami that dull, throbbing, sickening headache. Casourets Immediately cleanse tho stomach, remove tho sour, undigested food and foul gases, take tho excoss bllo from the llvor and carry out all tho constipated waste matter uud poisons In the bowel. A Cttscaret tonight will surely straighten ou out by morning. They work while you sleep a 10-cent box from your drtiKKUt means your head clear, stomach sweut, breath right, eotiii'leuoii ros uud oui liver and bowels regular for months dv TODAY i:ntUODY LAI OHS Reforming Rubbering Rosie A Dandy Comedy WildJim,Reformer A 3-Part Drainu MITIAL Wltr.KIiY of the latest eients. COMlNf! sbo.V Jci. -Ueitan In "AX ALIKX." SUO.DU Morili of incitlon plrttirw magntities ghen to tlio first five htm. di-ivl iiatrcnis Siturcla). 1USIXKSS Ol'ltmTl'NITV Only business qf Its kind In South ern Oregen: suitable for hjindy man or earpontor; all outdoor. $375.00. Terms if daolred. 3 OVOBTSTH BT. W ! loBW fl 1''K i.i Wf" fndtfii Iniltliltv lhpfliii)i 'Home of f lie rolnlioi - lmirer wafl' rd to "end committee down 0 hnr i As $wre "to rise 'fcs: vmmu You enn't alway make cvcrylhlmj "just so. Sometimes you will eel in moio shortening than usual; or make he baiter a little thin: or It may not be convenient to put a cake in the oven the moment I U mixed; or your oven may not bake evenly and It l necessary to turn the nan around none of these little uncertainties make the slightest ! diMcrcncc In results If you use IS Baking Powder This modern, double-raise baklnj Is absolutely certain to raise your biscuits, cakes and pastry light aim feathery. It generates an abundance of Icavcnlnggas both In the mix ing bowl and in the oyen. The raUlmj is sustained until the dough Is cooked throueh. Housewives who use K C never Try K C at our risk. Your grocer not pleased in every way. f 1 1 1 1 1 IAU -f TTT T T NOW PLAYING Thos. Jefferson Tully Marshall THE SABLE LORCHA I'mni UawItlne'H I'anions Novel A fascinating story of Oriental Smuggling Tnule. A firiffllh I'Vatiuv vltb n wealth or detail full of thrills aud novel (situations. HIS FATHER'S FOOTSTEPS IVattirlng Uiat famous Fiiumnkcr FORD STERLING It's n real gloom dl-pellcr gcssl nusllclno for n RTourli. PAGE MEDFOKD'S LEADING Motion Picture Theatre H. J. Heinz Products We Invite Inspection of This Appetizing Line Plain Sweet Pickles Sweet Mixed Pickles Plain Sour Pickles Sour Mixed Pickles Chow Chow Tomato Relish India Relish Mustard Bottled Vinegar Bulk Vinegar Baked Beans Spaghetti . PERSONAL ATTENTION-PROMPT SERVICE SEE WINDOW MARSH & BENNETT Phone 252 You Sprayed For Scale Last Season. And Yet You Failed. Why? OOM'T BLSUE TMC SPBAV. Vis lu't buy My igray tWiy ifitr U. - '' fc'" It l lS I.r (.kit Ii itiinit ,r it lu r iMucutlni Mfl 60LUBIE SULPHUR kit kti U-. U 11 tlln l itfiait ittllta tilth Win t tt,i lll II mi It alll d iili. Tkfn tlaei tr In tM Wfitt ! Intl. ut lll tt tn ui at taccaii lb, wuitry ir kilk tk.uit.Ji at taai h4, aaaaU aaatlaca aay lalilllKal aita tkat Ika I any la rlkU IT It SIGHT. IT DOES THE WORK. SEND FOR OUR 1910 SPRAY BULLETIN. It lllll Maililii arlk oklU itit SCALE ANO SCAD. Willi lr Prkaa. Aid yauf dialar, LILLY'S SatUa u PwUaad 'e'le-tif"" to "'" h"f Oie lrflfnM I 'mm M serrefitfv lonn W Mnirgin, that Mr Hnmieveii deairett no nam- onatation in hla honor, rue nnif formed plana were atmndonmf. as - - fhe Stmf 1 jwwdcr has unusual strcnRlh and have "bad luck" with their baking. will refund your money 1 you arc w C WWWWXWWWWWWW TTT T T IN Mittlnci 10c H ven lug I 5c Children Hie Olive Oil Pickled Onions Pepper Sauce Mustard Sauce Mandalay Sauce Cocktail Sauce Chill Sauce Tomato Catsup Apple Butter Horseradish Tomato Soup Red Kidney Beans Hgggl ilwaj nili'-hi iolM - ' - - i Easy to Handle Costs Less 3 Always the Same ItLYS SOLUBLE SULPHUR (couroi'.NU) 501UBLE f SULPHUR ', -COMPOUND J A "'ttHMHUiiica Hf viz?" .. W oo es O ftu