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Newspaper Page Textfrwi" rovTt vi rir-Yiffi fff. rrri: r Minifx-M '. f Mr rM rr fin, 1- MftMOKi! ,irlirri-iciii(iNtf' PffWf.WfKji BVKf'T At rMIN'K'N KwlKrlf gjreeti teuHoae if. fi OfegeiMM, The AsnlaiHf Trims. nflNontPxoif watji eaf. for aiat, IMfl . livM-ed IX. Jl ni -. . ... - . fct mall, err mr 7. Pr year 7 iMotar r earner la CTUHMtrill " t:B faW Paaer ef Qrueiai niMf or riwF the City of MMlftnl ir jsciteon county. n acnHi.ei Oregon, ui lAMMtMUM matter mJw the act of Merea at Bwtrn Clreufntfm fer lilt, 218. Full )Md wire AnnMHited I'rtit dl. thfn. BI Subscribers falling to re- coIto papora promptly, phono f Circulation Manager at 260-H HONG KONG KOLUM Trust Iiik The violin xvne nmdo In lfllifi hy rVolt Anno Domini. Proof of the dato Id to ho icon on an HRo-worn papor Initltlo of the cam. The Val parftlHO (Intl.) Vlddtto. IllVtllJIOsltlinl Itiieihoultli or this creek Isn't very Mood nt proseut. VI r. Smith U on tlio elok list. Mr. Imiwtt'a fnvortte mule. 1 yak. Uartramxllkj oor. of the Iranian (0.) Heaister. Volatile Animal Harry Mahaa of Cowl ha bought ft coV and la bow supplying hit neigh- bora with butter and fresh eggs.---Tba, MmcoIh (III.) Star. Slwt'Hcltj- ki AtlxertlelH LoaX nt the handle of your um broil. If lt'a got my nm on It It ftiu'L yours. I've got your'n at Tim Oulrto nffle. Tna Dunn (N C.) Outdo. An Old Otto Mr. gykoa Iwa boen married fifty I yenra nnd hla war atorlus Hro wtll worth HatonliiK to. Tho Lnnilng (VU.) Iluimor. CrurloiiH nml Kind Mra. J. H. I'orrlno la sorloitily III nt hor homo on Choatur nvonuo. allvorware xvere preaoutod to hnr and alio xvtih xvlehod "Many llnppy Ilo tnrnp of the Day." Afonrostoxvn (N. J.) Ohronlelo. In tho Willi I of 1,1 To A rinn Plymouth Ueok rooator val ii wl at $160 dropped dead In hla mop at Uiq I'ort Worth Poultry ahow. lm in.dIatoIy after having bean awarded tho flret prlao. The Terry County HuralU, llrownafleld, Terry County. Toxua. Hun Ifcmn Tomorrow ovonlng Mlaa Phyllla lln doll iHHktw hor final HppoarMnco at tho London Ifitnplre, where aho haa ilaneatl without Intorruptlon for nine and Gnu half yer The Ilrlatol (lCug.) Tliuea aud .Mirror. 'llio Spiviiil uf Ciilluio A UHluoavlllH laily recently lnvlt l liorold auuly wwhwenutN let .the pariqr to hear the phouograph plai "U Mteerere." and wita greatly aur prlaed and seniewhat provoked when the ehi colored mammy rt-marked: ' Uway. I aho like that piece. We done have It at Home. We alee have the 'Sublet from Lurta.' MelertloH froai rauat.' and a let more good reeojnia. I sure will bring aome up for yille tt bear." -The (lalutn vllle (Tea.) Iteglater. PiviHii-tHlne it. M. Oarbler. :5lt Uracil? nt euipkyetf by the Wildwood bulMerH. waa reiuvd to the Utheruu hoHpl tat veeterday. where ho will undergo a aurglral op ration Kuweral eervlcea will bo held Wed nesday arternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the residence, Hi Urnlawn aenui -"Tt Pprl Wayne Und ) Journal OaMtte. MULCTING ORECrON Till) lioiiMf hiilili liui'l Mitiiiriiftcc Imim k lrftl llw ('hftmberhinfrrrt 0. A C fond frrniif MHf rttttlriff tmu Orpmm'n nhntv in flu trttffftn from fhr (mk of th KrHnl tn .VT nr fpnt, irnfrnd (ft HO jw r fpn, an )a the orig iml. Vntlcr fhr ntlmtlvA WH, am pfrwntrH In thr htrmc, ih- ulnfr iwhfidl ffwf rrrrivpn 20 fKT cent, Ihv hud ITnt fount if IKJ pr fftif, Ihc nnfiotml rpfliimnlioii furwl I0 jwr ffiif niifl tho natiofMil ffovfrnmeni 10 r n-ni for admin intrntitfii purpcmfii, 'Itc jncHflurr i unftiir jiritl unjiwl lo Orrjron. Orfgon i oniillrrl lo 80 pfi frill n! Ihc fiindu, and I ho common eoniniiiinK ino inn ffrnm nfrongo nrv eniuion io tho 40 jor ront m pinnnod by norm tor ( linmlMTlain. Ax a mat tor of faot, ovon 80 jjor oont would mt oomH'imato Iho count ioH fop tho Ions mwlainod thi'oujrli noii-dovolo)-niont and failure of tho ruilroad to carry out tho provis ion of tho Kmnf-. Ak the hill now standM, Jackmiu county, from iho III, 701 acre of land ifrant, will realize $2,8 1 i ,:3 1 ( for its road fund, iimload of $rS,7-l8.7.rM. Tho counties' road fund is cut from $17.(i()0,(MKJ to $1:1.200,000. The state school fund is cut from $17,00,00() lo $8,800,000. while the land jfi'nt ediinties w $22,000,000 of their assets spent outside the state. AVo road Hint fonin'ossniaii Kinnolt, who represents eastern Oregon, made a gallant fighl before tho committee to keep the land jrranl nioiiov in Oregon. We road also that Congressman MeArthur, who represents Multnomah county, made a vigorous effort against the changes in the bill. IJuf we do not road of any protest against the action of the committee by Congressman llawley. avIio represents the land grant counties. The loss of many millions to his district does not concern our wideawake congressman. AVhon the public lands committee began its hearings, Iho governor of Oregon was invited by wire to appear before the committee and present the claims of the state hut the invitation was ignored. Tho governor, who pre sided at a land grant conference and vigorously favored giving part of the proceeds belonging to Oregon to the Southern Pacific, and who in his Lincoln day speech at Bedford pleaded the cause of the railroad, did not con sider the prospective losses of the people of Oregon as worthy of protest. The Southern facitic s interest in the grunt was worthy of protective effort by the executive, but the people of Oregon's cause was not worth championing. . When the L'tah power trust sought special privileges from congress to confirm the grab of xwer sites from the national domain in defiance of the law, the governor of Oregon directed the attorney general of Oregon to inter vene in behalf of the power trust with a brief, a matter that did not in the least concern Oregon, lint when the slate of Oregon is threatened with the loss of millions from its school funds and the counties of Oregon with the loss of millions from their road funds, there is no order from the governor of Oregon requesting the attorney general of Oregon io file a brief in behalf of the people of Oregon. Ariolation of the poaching privileges of the trusts calls for prompt executive action, but spoliation of the people of Oregon passes unnoticed. llawley and Withycombe stand together little sol diers of big business. We will hear from llawley after the bill has passed the usual bombastic, brassy claims of "I done it." lie alwavs wakes up, just before election, in time lo claim credit for everything congress does. And the governor will continue to bewail the blight of Oregon and its industries through ronsorvatiou and welfare and industrial legislationhut never a move to grasp the mil lions within reach that enngrcss is filching. WWWR9" HOW TO HAVE BEAUTIFUL FRET liwMlftft fRNirer Wffew PH 1w lift fiirtnHm Otfee fVtnferT HOUSE MODIFIES What All You ? ! GRAIN BILL g prjifeei o March W SIIINf.TON. March .! -With i,ronifif of final action on tie Bur nrir immigration bill with Ita llter ii tcot and oriental exclusion fea turPK bv tonight, the home trfiUr re sumed rotialdoratlon of the measure. Advoeotes of the bill predated Ita parage by an overwhelming vote Opponent concede defeat, altfeough thrv hope to amend the measure In several particulars. An amendment waa adopted today modifying the effect of the Humph rey amendment adopted Tuesday which proposed a retaliation upon British Columbia for Ita excluMon of skilled and unskilled labor. It waa I dlsoovered that the amendment an drawn would operate agalnat Itimflia and the amendment adopted todnv would limit lu operation to Ilrlilsh Columbia. 'fn" Y"ii lif'-iin- rn' l'wn, weak, emaciated, pale after a nf tlege of dMaf Mom Ihc shin nl.-.w Nhaf Um blond Is thin ann water the arm when vilalltv hi .it ebb ewaii hvmee now bv riiMklg the bnff nf Mt aemmnlolexl ptotfcf. Re frr ilm blood witto g MlnMneUng Or. fVree'a (iolrfen Medi"i Dhwor ery, free, ffom geaotml or nan: flea md imtmeferl frOtt Amis and Mrb -iWi pare lrcerk,laiijlit from tint khpotl all poion arm Impnre mnrf-f. II rtiseoivpe the Impnre depii giul carries them out, tie it dnf flit lm puriiies, through the Liver, B'lWftt, Kldweyi and Shin. If von have Indigestion, lugftali Ihret, naaal nr other a4fcrrtr, nnrteefjy nerves or unsightly kin- got the " IHa cover3r,, to-day and SMrt at mre if) replace your impure blood nh th kind that puts energy am) ariibitioii into yon and brings b vigoniua action back youth awl MEXICO INTERPRETED ,iv Kui:m:iuiKsTiut. 1'iiheixil.v of I'hli'oxo iilhni of "lolto nod (ho lulled Studw." u mule He also Cxpnitxioh JhHiifH lluilklnii 1m!ikUI atih ot Urtuu last ek. aa a new p,irlor hi- entortalnt. hi gwmiiany in The TJryan (O ) l'r 1 Utiat Year Tht fcrtdo ta an ngurewlve yruiu: Udy.Tho Hgsard (Ky.) Mountain lUr. WhtU Smi wf 1Imm4 la He? Victim a4 both lower Jawa broken Iteswllao In tho Okmulgee Okla ) OenMaat. TIh Old 'rune Are iteu W are g hopoa that by the time the colt ahow cwtta off next ftll Hi. band can pla a few new plece of music, aa It ia they kavatyUted the aamo muala ainco Iho orgMluttton wvrtl yotra go-'Tw AlUmoot The M Menu i- Alei r simil.ir Indiiin. And Anlee .Mexieti hnm-he.l the niiiteiml loi till luler develop uivul. Tu know uud uiiilertiinU tine ia ftiiidauieuiul I lit- mi. -I I'itilliilllie illnplei -. n 1 1 1 lol lleinulldo ('oiten, ll- leiidi'l', Hlix holll lit lib''. Ill Hpuill. Winn uulv lt enr ill mte be went lo the Indie. In Sgntn Pomiugo he -iili-t - The old Indian wu conquered hvjed under Diego 'clunin' uud when the Kiuuiili Noldier. but he una nlo.tlio lutlei went to eoniiur t'lihn in couriered bv the tiiattih iiet. Fol-, l.MI, turtc-. aceomMinied him. Iiiwiui; the miliiiiiv and religion! Velnxuox and I 'ortex Titled out mi eoiuiiiel ot the ninnln ennie the louif i exiK-diiioii whk'h u to undertake iieiitMl of Siwin'-eonliol, the ulurioim ' Ihe lomiueM of Mexico. It -iiil n -. .. . m. tent tin, and uttei. The elmiiii t,nli, leiiluie- of the koeinl Utlil iolllle.il li 1 1 ot New Sjun were lii'i i'-biiiiIv I.M.I l I lie u!l lu bun uud I lie in S..iiu-li ili'iix nl - 'I lie i iiiiin -l ni i i Kfliiiiiirv 10. t-'iHI, i oliitetl o 1 1 iri'I iliei-, I lit .iilor. :J I I 'jiiiiin i III liiiie i -ti ill i ii I file fXiM'diiiou . mih .10K ul i l'o- lioMllieil, JIHI ltt.li.tn. I',' li, . i -.--. aiilioii .nut 1 l.tlri'liet-.iii). I WAMMSOTov. m.i.'i Itttt ileiiil'llnlil w i1 in'.. '.irimirii liirilur to linn.; ii h.ii 'I In W 1 ' I ' .1 1 toll! I iii iii eotiii'lett iiiulei -tiiuiliiit: re.mi iiu um ol Mixn.iii ).iiliiniU i m!"'u tlie um) '.i lion nt' t' e iiini'il iro lm ol Mlli 1 1 ' de .n ii j iii'iiiwi '!.i i'net lili ihllli li tit ot till il''i I" IliltioUl 1' ' -'I I -t In. Tlie .Hi i . ' "I In. tl'i'il -.1 i ill' i' i :'ie t u.l i .i i M i' I'l'i' li ii, -i'1' T , -. u li 'l Ii il I' . ' i.i 1 1 I ' IP ell1 li-p.iii'l''''- t I'V 'I'm Ue'iinl Kun ton. The detaelimei.i w t MMit . . n.il iHtltit lo Klfeniut the bono I I p.itl'nl in that Mi iml. N JH lIl'I'.IIUIH 111 ..iivlll'H Tl II Mi'Mpii lii'.'iil i I 'll '!'- H luitl' i'im-1- ijiiiit ..ii.i iii I. it'lai' ii i jag g- o - - ' ' iisgnjUg lien II n lln.i i U I'. I .i i" I.I. I I'M1. Ti li.nllli;iii , .I tM naa. I'li'-lllln, 11 AI Ma. UV AXXA PAVI.OWA The I'Viiioih lliiMtHii I 'i (Millet o l)HII.CHIe We cannot Intelligently give our feet the ueceaaary rare to make them beautiful utiles we know aomethlng about their construction, so I will tell you. Our Met conslat oC six Im portant parta: i a llony framework. li MRamenta or ftbroua ban da. c Joints between bonea. d Tendons and muaclea. o fibrous ahwttha nnd akin. f 1OOHe tlaMie uud fat, blood vua acta nnd nerves. When tho tendona of the feet lie ronie weak from overitraln nil the E 10 noroi.As, Aiu M.mii :" new dntributiou of Men .m i p- whh unuoiineeil tiiidiv h Im' ti I i flier, M ex ien n eoiiMitl in li.mJi dene till (.'ulle expreHHed I In- l. m i that Vlllu lo ellcetuallv eilt olt li tip Amerienii troop Irani the mnili .mil bv (he I'urriiiixu truofM lioin the e.i-t uud houth. Tlutt leave Soimr.i a Iiih Ht-ihle rel'iiue, Tele Iminlieil of (lenernl (lomcx' caiilrv Inie rmi eenlnited ill t'olonia Motelo-, !' miles MHitlwnxl of Airtiu I'rielu. rrmn there thev eiin move niinlh either liol'th ol -until, .tlonu tlie Hll.l' eilt ( liiliiinliit.t It.. ni. i. yii.nilini; (lt'p inn) I'.ntet.i - p i e-. YES-IT IS POSSIBLE TO STOP RHEUMATISM KheumatiMii i-. a tiTimntin and atubborn in.ilaiU. In soine t.i-N it )iiUU to tri.itiiieiit whith in without avail in other t-is. 'ITie darting p una. Ianu musclea or atiffened jointh uulv dUappcar by giad nally expellinj; tlu uric acid, and m many thousand have been relieved by the bloodenriihing oilfuuti in Si oil's I'anuUion tlia' )u should give it a falthlultri.il. Stott'a KmuUion att.i a Kwcrful bktod imrirter Jy iiu teasing the ml corpuscles and it Mreutheu-. the orjjmu to esrrv of! tbc au-U vibich raur the trouble. Try Scott ' KtmiKlea. Itcannot liarnt It h.i helptil thiHi-viada iiiul m.iv be i KCtly what mi ii, ,t No Ateuhol. volt Bonn. li.jomu.U. N I. 1V.4 year and tear fall- on the llBumeni and aoon thene nl retell The remilt la what ( called rlalfoot." No per son with a fhu-rool enn have pretty feet. The "big" toe la the thickest and most Important. Most of our weight when standing la thrown on this toe. We really only atand upon a part of jour feet. We reat upon the heel, I tread upon the ball of the foot, nnd groat tie and do tho gripping and bal ancing with the other four toea. These are tho placea apt to hocome valoua from too miuli walking nnd should be xlvcn careful attention to keep the Hurrottndlng xMti soft and health). Home Celebration of Wonder Interest The nrrlnl of n baby In Ilio fiouxchold completely changes tho entire aspect of in. miurc. Hut in lira rucTitiiiitf, during tlw tinx "ii period of ex pi.tirnj', there M a , I. . Inf ro'iuHly Lnown ' Uliri Frlemt" t diic wtiniltri. It i r vitcrttai ue, r .4 tbo palm of , U expaiiilnn, .(hoi unit milet tbe , i i"', cxtemU IU In to to tlw liitrrnal ci, in ami rwnvf to I a yr at extent tlie ten- i iiiMi.v ta worry Mtiiinr Jrltrnlon. It U n n iturnl tretHHnt, Mfd ur tlie motkrr. It h nu drug tCvt lit. n.T nnd for lint ret" ii mint exrt a mo-t rtfncflrlal InAnc-ne upon tlirw function di rectly ronnrttnl wltli ntothetlnioil. In n i en' tntiTMtlnj lnlc tli milijeit Ii freely iliMiikwil it ml a copy Mill lie nut lei I free to nil iKx.tnt motheri by Rrmlfcltl Kefulator i it , l l.Hiimr Hilg., AtMnU, (.a. Ret a imttle of "Mollier' Frleiul tixUy of any ilruiTKint. I'm u dim Uil ami jou Hill linen 1 kimw why UHitlit'K fur iienrty half a teutnry li.oe tiM-it unit reitHntiieinlisI tHU upK'Oitlil alii , tu iiuittii'rlMMid. Their lellern ure iiicmhiI nf vlicer. h it lircuUM vooifoit in every Herd. IHIrip yi u bv 0K Xe ZlZ i W t9Eg BxaJjS ' 1 K wMW :i BRITISH STEAMER DIADEM SUNK BY SUBMARINE LONDON'. March :0. -The Ilrtti-h tciiin-hii Diiiilcm Inii been xtink. The Diuilem, of 'AT't'2 Ioiih gro, .i. In-t reporteil mi her iiriivnl nt Mur-eille- Kehruntv 1.". from I'en- .irth. Wulcs. She wn owned in New l-,i-lle. STOP CATARRH1 OPEN NOSTRILS AND HEAD Snys Cream Applied In Nostrils f ltellcves Head-Colds tit Once. Sold bv dealere m liquid or tablet form; or send !(V. fur trial package of tablets to Ur. V. M. Tierce, IIoJmmj, N.Y. RIOTHISKS l)V ORKfiON. Albany, Oregon. At m time I uh neic ami nervoinY-" had lieadache and luii'kiiclie: liver as slngglgli, and I Man troubled Hllh roillt.ltut.lnti. I needed a lotikj a cnniliitloiuil builder. A frieml told tnu nbmit I)r. I'ierco'a Golden Mrillnnl ntW..- ery. 1 took it and it built me right tip, gnve uie new streuath, put my liver in good nhnK, nml linljifil tne in every way." Mrs. ElLUS Doiiulk, 1118 K. 2nd Street. ' .IjSS 1 I fS4' ' ftAk '. . . tmii' If your iHitrll r ehi(y.'iN nnd our head in atllireil nnd you eun'l breathe freely beettiire nf cold or ratnrilt. jut get a ftinnll bottle nf lCly' Creaui llalm h! any drug store. Apply a little ol tliU fragrant, intlejitie cream into your iiotril nnd lei It eiietr4e through every air iwniwire of your head, toothing hih! healing the Intlamed wo Ihi nuiemiK tnoiiiliraue ami you get hi nts nt relief. Ah! 1kw good It feci. Your no trile lire open, onr head in ilenr, no nioie liaw kiriff, Miiillllng, hlnwing: nu more liPinhirlie, drynean or ptrtigglini; for hrrgth. Klv'a Crenni HhIiii N just mlmt eutTorej-H from heart colds ami ei .Krrli nct-d. It's a ddigbt. Phone 153-H Miss Bryan Vocal Teacher and Soloist 212 So. GrnpcSt. Mctlfortl, Ore. TRANCE A Leap Year Dance will be given by the Brotherhood of American Yeomen at Moose Hall Tonight, Thursday, March 30, 1916 i lAulo Service from Eaiile Point (t M t'd ford mid Buck The uiiderxigiied lll le.ive Trank .I.ee, Is' roiifeitionery eery day ex cept 8undn for Medford with his auto at 1 oilucU p. in , arrhlng at 2.00 p. in Leave Nanh Hotel, Med j ford, at ' ) p in., arrive K.igle ; I'oint at p m A part of the traffic la -oliclted S 11 HAUMSII, Kaijle point. Or. ion tl ( .11 Al .i i itie itu tin ner it ' I . Mr HI nil J. I 1. -llJ IV. -I. ii u Ti-u mif . .r. ...I .id tknt mM Or rtH l0.) TiUMs. ,i--. iiii tied lit t .HiolillIU lo .i lite--.ie lei-eix -. I line toil.lv bx lii'Mt l.il till .II.IIU.I t'Oliiili.llidi". " de- i en other tu.ut tluxt lite 1 u! i"eit'i I MHM"MMa-llltMC-?!tS . rut nlT' ..' I ii . M. i u.ik.. itk nmi iv it teator r.. M uhl nrai arln Mr uiKinit'i t'ij-xiia fiT tm j rurri th.t . W i nu i iii iwr vi 1MU ltuii 'ut. rixxg i obesit. e'W t wni mt - !"i' i r e i. . tail i.jiftiii. x n mi. kru. A XT. i I ..N. V , l'nll Uttl rirli r It il i it i ..... i M I M i ft i-e v r ...tu ht i i i .. t J tilhl , . T '. S. I Ir In ' T.. it t I . , V t I .! .n a. HMMWHriMWHMMMPHHWM.r A w EUL-ANIS Absolutely Romovos lnditzostion. Onoiuckuuis ' iroVCS IU &IV ttt Mil xirmisl. Utuhuiunrti rlunica UNDERTAKER litily . A-vtWxtint KtiH. KAitTi.nrT l'boiuA SI. 41 uoj 4TJS All tliaf'.N Nrv. Stylish and llivi'iuiujf iu i MILLINER jl'iir luinlit -iprinj; ilaxs is I tv;iii imw I ur oui" -liin- in.' j Our pi ii i - wiJ plf.iHf ou. In WUil .iV h.i (1 !. Miss Lounsburv C'xrwae Milis?r il, tV St l'Pt. Slor SUDAN GRASS Is the Coming Crop Tho groat ilfiiiaml lv wt-tl M'lTssittUff fiirly Imyiw. Wi luivi certified seed free of Jtihnson ras. fii our priQtw, We have a good stock of local Ki-own Articbukes. 1'hint muhc for thcapcr hog fci-d. MONARCH Sqed & Feed Co. :ij I-:. 'Xlititi Si. Irrigation Pipci Hix'Ott'd ir I.oek Se.'ini Metul I'"liiin uud (intM All SieH mill CJiituji-M I'Ymu "AHMCO" Iron FltlGK AND QUALITY ltUSIIT V" i-1 1 1 for Infiiriuutioii COAST CULVEUT & FLUME CO. l'OltTI.AXI). KiMituii OIUOC.ON Sunny Sou thern THERE and BACK California mm mm aa ss from Eukqiiq Six month- foiiml-trii t .!,, on ,,i,. hom priin i i.i muthxxe-.t ettii- t.. I...- .tiuele, l'.iiudcnu. t iiti.'e Knipire. l.on iU.t-li .uul Santa ( Iluih n.i. Stopoiei- .'. iivtiil .tt ,tll .n,nt rn route, I'unama t'lilitoinm eMi.itiun open ull the xe.tr .it Bon IMeo. Kshtbtts tu,m ttl pruieipul cuiuitrie ot tbo world. See Southein Califotuia by eleetrie i.n ot th.0 Pacific Kieetne Kiiilxxay. "Orange Empire," "Bul liMxn Koute." "Old Miction." ,,TrlanU' ;tnj "Jit. Lwe" trollev tnjta. A-k onr local agent or unto Jtfcri m. Sctll. Gfjiemj Pattenger Aijent Portland, G'igort SOUTHERN PACIFIC' I f 9 , 4 f f 4 v I f - aw 4t () O O k (i)