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Newspaper Page Textmj4i4tm'miuMtA'- -tx-cm m tm-ji mm fovn MJCDirOKTJ MAT; rrtfTitTlfR, MKOFOTtTl, OfOTOK, TODAY, 'AVmt, 7, 10lff BiiiWiawm iiu j mmttwm m t' !! r , r - tl l JBV I L If .t Ft1 fte HIOTORD MAIL TXIBUN1 iNtJRNT ttKWUPM'KH a KVBJIT AFTITONMUN HUN DAT ft? TUB Nl Jt;fO titronu rKtwTiNd co. OMk M4I trlhWrj Building, 2-27 Mortli rlf Mfgt; telephone 76. Tit nnorsllo Tlmos, Iho Mrdforo' Mull. Th Meilfnrfl Trlmnci Tlio Houth A Oregonan, Tim Asliliuiu Trlmne. Dm jrer. iy mm ,.S,00 On month, by moll-.- -. .10 Per tnontli, delivered by carrier In Medford. I'hocnlx, Jacksonville unit Central 'olnt .50 Itatarday only, by mall, per year 2.00 Weekly, per year ........ 1.60 flctal Paper of th City of Medford. Official Paper of Jncknon County, entered as n.cond-olaai matter at Medfnrd, Oregon, under the act of March I, 1870. J?worn 'Circulation for 1014, 2588, Pull leased wire .Associated PreM dis patches. ' " Subscribers falling to re- 4 coive papers promptly, phone Circulation Managor at 2G0-JI HONG KONG KOLUM It Is Often 'IliN Way In our amount 'of tlio Livingston Jloff wortdtiif In laqt week's Issuo our reiwrtor Intended to ntate tlint "after a brief wedding trip tlio nowly mar' rled cnupln would make their homo nt thn Old Mnnso" but thlotigh u typographical error '"which cscapod the proof roador, nml vlilrh we rogrot ofcceodlngly, "Old Mnnno" was mndn to road "Old ' Man's.". Woesport (N. Y.) Sentinel. Tu tlio CMUKt or Death Remains of tlio late Mrs. Sarah A. Majors, who passed away at her homo In Columbus, Ohio, yesterday after a brief consumption. To sotllo tho niattdr tho members of tho club each tossed a pltnoy Into a hnt and with tho collection purohnscd a supply of crackers uiiU chcoSo.- Wheeling (W, Vu.) Nows. A Wl Woman Her lalj: stood out nbovo many otliors that have boon glvou thoro within tho yoar, primarily becnuso sho said Hint which would bo of vnluo to, tho atudonta and then tho thing thai marked hor talk far beyond Wiy ethers" was tho fact that sho said what sha wanted and stoppod, .Chlco (Cal.X Tribune It Isn't Clear liven Jfow ThroiiKh ionijO error last week evenly YoKfofcrowtodforwurd for Ar thur Urucb and 'Alfred Whltosldo,' jhI this column rcportod thorn as col oiratlng tliolr wedding Instead of tholr birth anniversary, HuiiHhlua Valley Cor. tlio husk (Wjo.) Herald. Who 'Will iMmro The GrniiKo dunco which was post poned from last Friday night will ho hold In tho DraiiKO Hall on Friday evening, Fob. 2G. All who attend will linvo to furnish their own ro frcsHmonts. Freetown Cor. of tjio Marathon (N, Y.) Independent. IIoh'I llo Too Kuro Wo nro prepared to da nil kinds of Johiwork. Wo havo a first class Job printer and llio'iunlorlul with which to xlo It, Wo nro now out of tho ro Rlon of unfortunnto contingencies. Mammoth Springs (Aik.) I'rogrcss. How About l.'nsllngo? After tho curds, 7drn. Taylor do llulttd tho KiifiHljji with thr'o silos. Ottawa (ICau.) Herald. sir?" slornly donmnded tho officer. - 'Xurphy hesitated for a moment, 'then; Riiivo us an owl, ho nnswoi'ml, "PuroHOir, I tboupht they'd bo uso fu In capo 1 wfls-traiiBferred tp tho tying corps." Tit-nils. ' Ou tho Job aiayor OoorKo llnrma of Ilronnan, niado his weekly visit to Hasting Saturday nlitht and cnino buck with his uhuuI Saturday ovouIuk Jug Tho Hewcoso (Neb.) Hooster. WEAK, AILING CHILDREN JtwkiMVII mid SltoiiK by Hlmplo llciiMHly, Hero Is auothor letter that has jut co mo to our attention, thawing the powor of Vluol to build up health h4 dlronslh for weak, puny, AUIK children. W. A. Hmllh of Bnnpsilo, Ohio, ai--"My Uttla rhlld wuh puny, wK and aljiiiK rould not rct nt ultfbt and would not rat. I learned bHt Vluol and tried It, and within a week noticed an improvement- Tho uUIW'b anpcllto Improved, It slept well, strength and health wero soon ijlf up, Wo think Vluol Is excel UtHt fr weak, iuny children." tfJi(Wj lif idullclous cod liver and Up onlo Mllhout oil, cpnftalnliiB tyef fl(?Htsne, Itlch crpales nn anno. (Mfi tflil f'l' tho digestive organs, ertfiiii tUo bpod and cronies htrpti, children love tu take It. M4t M parents o( wcuk. sickly, MMdA thMrep. In this vicinity to try Ylitol wrtk the uUdersUndlnff that wd will return yor woney Jf It falls to benefit your little ones. Bedford Phmmc' Adv, ABUSE OF AN initlalivc bill lo close cinl fishing would be i nitr woujd ue fnil, as tlio people oi Oregon nre now Mwntling initiative bills oii'lpenl subjects, the tendeney being to regnrd them ns nn abuse of the initiative. Besides, every section is busily engaged in encouraging development enterprises, rather than killing them and the canneries at the mouth of tho river furnish tlio only payroll and chief occupation of (he population. Connected with them are an extensive development project that is colonizing and developing the lower valley. It is true that an initiative bill was passed by a largo majority six years ago, but it passed largely by default, as no effort was made to defeat it. Tho owner of the can nery had died. His flagrant abuses, his monopolization of years, tho small prices Ho had paid lor fish, his unreason ing refusal to compromise with anglers, mid his success ful defiance had created a public sentiment antagonistic to his strong personality. Conditions have materially changed. The taking of steolhead for commercial purposes and the sale of steel head and other trout are absolutely prohibited by law and the "Rogue river is the only stream in which their tak ing is prohibited. The stcelhcad arc reserved for tlje angler. There are two canneries in operation and thev pa3r quadruple the price for fish formerly complained of havo been largely eliminated. As to the beneficial effect of a closed river upon steel had fishing, there is a difference of opinion even among anglers. In 1911, with a closed rivor, there was poor stcel hcad angling. The multitjido of salmon became a waste product. They filled tho holes and drove the trout out. Their dead carcasses, late in the summer after spawning, lined tho banks and putrified the atmosphere, driving peo ple away from the si reams. It is truo there was poor stcelhcad angling in the "Rogue last year but tho stcelhcad run was a failure in all tlio const streams also. It was an off year, duo perhaps to low water. There wero off years before, as the cannery records show. In 1007, 39,103 stcelhcads were taken ,and in 1905 only 2000. There are off years in all streams for all vari eties of andromous fish. If the anglers do not think and seek further restrictions, them to go to the legislature for relief for that is what tho legislature is for. The public boliovcs in a square deal. "With tho present favorablo laws tho anglei's are apt to be regarded as much hogs in their line as tho commercial fisliei,8 in theirs, and are apt to loso something of what they have already won. Because a few anglers have" poor luck is apt to bo ro garded as a poor excuso for invoking the initiative to do stroy an industry, COMPROMISE OR BLACKMAIL - GOVJStfffOrcJAMS WIM'JlfeCOrBEbinks tho "gov ernment should compromise with tho Oregon & dal ifornia Railroad company by dollars above what it is entitled to. Tho question lias boon docidod by tho highest court of the land. Under a govern ment of law this ought to end tho controversy. But tho railroads have long felt above the law and tho courts, and in this matter refuse to submit to tho decision. .The railroad points at our heads its old familiar weapon of .vexatious litigation and says to the people of Oregon if n, (iocs noi gci wiiai it iit'iiiiuiuH inu litiHis win no Kept an tho courts for yours and the development of the state re tarded, Tho assistance of our governor, whom tho pcoplo chcso to uphold tho law must havo exceeded tho most sanguine expectations of tho railroad. bluff it, of ooiirso know its vuwp loud approval, but wo sincerely doubt if tlioy ovor hoped lo seo tho governor leading tho pack. Is it possiblo that in the mind of our chief executivo thero is no admira tion of right and justice? Piracy no longer oxists at sea. Its sphere of action these days is on tho land. Tho claim of tho railroad that tho timbor is separato from tho land is a cheap bluff and was only meant as a cover undor which tho railroad could organro opposition and delay action until a ohnngo ol ad ministration would possibly give it what it demands. Oovornor "Wituycoinbo wants tho railroad that litis wilfully violated tho terms of its grant to bo handed a few millions, possibly as a reward for its lawlessness. Tho ex cuso is niado that tho niatler could be settled moro quickly in that manner. We can easily settle with tho robber or burglar by handing over our purse, or showing him how to find tho silver. The land has boon withheld from settle lnent for many .veal's. .If wo havo endured it that long we can stand it twenty years moro, and should do it rather than pay tributo to the amount of one dollar. Oregon's senators are trying to get part of tho value of these lands for Oregon's schools and Oregon's, roads, and if loft alone tlioy will. But if they aro to bo hamstrung by state officials and the partisan press they may fail. But of course if tho railroad is to got a present of, $5,000,000 nbovo what the cornet finds it entitled to, at tho request of tho goverupr, that five million dollars will eonio out of what will be considered Orogon's. share. Tt would mean a gift of $5,000,000 taken out of tho pockets of the Oregon taxpayors and handed over to tho Southern Pa cific. A sagacious, virile man should bo ashamed to advo cate suclitruckling expediency. OF WASHINGTON. ApiU 7. With (ho hoiihO jndieiaiv Mib-coinnutteo's hearings ou lieprwontittivo NorlnmVu resolution for iuctigulion of tho uiQftt pnoUug iuduMi'v closed tempo rarily without action on thp resolu tion pv au npreeuH'iil between tho THE INITIATIVE flic Rogue river mistake. It won to eonimer- u uiistuKe, it would nrowimy formerly paid. The abuses they havo protection enough the people will probably tell paying it about five million "When if started its absurd satellites and heelei's would puckers mid producers regarding tho form mi inquiry wlioitld take, com mitteemen todny wor.e reviewing in formally tho mass of testimony taken during tho past four dttvs. Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package, proves it. 25c at nil druggists. EAGLE POINT 10 11 Community iliiy nt I-njjlo l'oinl, Ajml '11, promise- to pipuil in inter est nnd Koiiernl ntlendiini't n wmilnr event held in tho Applrntn country IiihI ear, when II I) (10 people, including Iho governor of tlio Htiile nnd other notable, enjoyed .the spectnele. Pro feHKor O, W. Wlicqlor, whose plan wiih rendered excellently on Unit occas ion, in ill the head of lliix event thia moulli in tlic.KiiL'ln l'oinl district. Thirty schools linxo been invited to lmrlicipalo nnd it is belie od, from tlio interest already mniiifented, tlutt tho (.'renter number of them will join in milking the oeeohioii the tcntcst of its kind ever held in Miullieni Oregon. County Seliool Jsupeiintendcnt I'eroy .1. WoIIh and Htirn.1 School Supervisor E. it. I'cteiwm nrcnsxisting very en crnlly in rnlislin the nid nnd in'tor ost of many schools. Tlioy report unusunl encourngcmciit in every dis trict so fnr vifliled. ' Slnto Hiiperinletideiil Churchill will eonio down from Snlcm to attend Cotnmunily dny at Englo Point. Tho forenoon will he devoted lo tho detnilH of the seliool meet. Tlio out line foislliH fcnlnrc was prepared by the Uniu'rrtity of Oregon with a npo eial view of helping all of Iho pupili, instead of (lie nlroailv proliciciit low. A oup will bo presented to the school with highest honors, instead of in the indisiihinl member of Home school. A I'lcnl picnifl dinner will he. en joyed nt noon. Frce-for-nll mioiIh will occupy tho afternoon. Liberal prizes will ho given. Kiiteiliiinineat ig to bo pro vided for the evening, tho flohool su perintendent nnd school supcrvisora co-operating. A completo program will ho issued soon. Professor O. W. Wheeler is tho lender in Hinging tlio event nnd is re ceiving encouraging assistniico from many quarters. E n. P. Nail and family, who resido nt Medical I.nkc, .Wash., hut who huvo been enjoyingi u. winter visit in houthein California posted through Jredford Friday, ciifrouto liPmo. They passed south through Mcdford hist October, ou their yny to the Snn Frnnuiseo and Snn jlicgo expositions, both of which they enjoyed, nnd huvo Hinco traveled nil over southorn Cali fornia to llo Jfe?jcnn border at Mexican. They traveled in tho latest model Dodge car, with four pnsen- S;erH, covering n distaiico during that imo of -lOOO milcR ind carrying u "trail" with about 1000 pounds of bnggngo in it. On Iho Siskiyou section of Iho Pn cifjo highway, where, u fclido Iuih oc curred, they found four enra stuck in thn mud. Tho littlo l)oeVo pulled through the muddy. plido without (he trail; then lliov nttnehed tho cur to the trail by n loin; rope and pulled it through. They helped ono of tho larger enrs out of, tjio miidholo nnd oiiiiio on llieir wny. I.ocnl owners of Dodge enrs point to tho font of this littlo Dodge brother nj ft rrmnrknble record. 11 ii m, I, 1,1., t FRENCH SAILING SHIP ST. HUBERT TORPEDOED LONDON, April. 7. Lloyd's nn nouncos that the Frejieh sailing ves sel St. Hubert has been torpedoed and inny become n derelict. Her crew was rescued. Today And A GiniratioR Hinct The (light of tltno make ua think of future, llse baby ot today reflect! what crest nes mar be wnulreit when ha fm up. And any niluenco that brlnt relief to tho expectant mother It tba ftret an4 rctttet of oblliatlom. Tnero u a cpieadia remetly known as Motber'a FrlciKfthat ku been a safeguard, a Leloful dally lafta- Aeacc, to a bait of women. Apl"el ente 'sally to iho muscles Ihcv become Dllant they rtretcb. wltliout uaduo pain, thero U an alienee of ilUtresa, the nerrrs nro oothel by talcing away tho lunka of leavlnc all to Jurt natural conclltloiu. Ttier 1$ In "Motbcr'a rrlcna" th aired pml Immediate Iteln that all ezpoctant uotb in reoulre. Used lv their own haul, ruid&l by their own nilniU. they learn at onc th4 blessed relief fiom mornliue sickness result. Ins from undue stretching. They csperlenco tlally calm and nightly root. It U Indectl Mother's rriend. Oct o bolMo today of acy drunUt. Then write KradSeld Keculator Co., 4I Lamur Utile.. Atlantii, (la fer ono looks cwr )rvsented. (ur. It Is wlh vrltinf JOHN A. PERL UNDERTAKER Lady .soteUat CELEBRATE APR l be EwtlJ POULTRY AND EGG PANNED The organization known as "Tlio Poultry and Kgg C'lrclo" Is attrnct Ing much attention In Denton and I, Inn counties, whoro It Is being tried out ns a stimulant to better niul more profitable poultry and egg produc tion. It originated in the extension department of the agricultural col logo nt Corvallls. Its purpose Is de scribed ns being lo scciiro Improved strains of poultry; to produce lnore eggs of good color and size; to han dle, eggs, moro carefully; in avoid waste; to pack a uniform grade of clean, fresh eggs, so an to bo able to guarantee them and thus lo crcato a domand; to market thorn moro di rectly to tho consumers, and In other wnys to help tho poultrymnn to enjoy n stnblo business nnd n good profit. Tho secretary-treasurer shall act uh manager of tho circle unless It lu strong enough to employ a man- agcr to tako enro of tho dotalls of tho business of lis members. Ho hns to buy all of tho supplies for tho circle; collect. Inspect, grado and pack tho eggs; sccuro orders from tho most regular nnd prdfltnblo class of customors;innko nil of tho ship ments and pay all account of mem bers on Iho same basis for tho same class of eggs. Sottlomont is niado with all tho members on tho first of each month. Tho mnnngor Is re quired to give n bond nnd la other wise held to strict accountability for every transaction In his department Kggs shall 1)0 colloctcd dally twlco a day In hot weather. No eggs older thnn seven days shall bo deliv ered to tho collector. Artificial oggs only shall bo used for nost oggs. Each member shall havo a rubber stump, giving tho brand of tho circle nnd tho HEAT fLASHES, DIZZY, NERVOUS lyirs. Wynn Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound Helped Her DuringChange of Life. Richmond, Vn. "Aftor taking seven bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vogo table Com pound I feel liko n now woman. I al ways had a hcadachb during tlio Chango of Lifo and was also troubled with other bad feelings com mon at that time dizzy spells, nervous feelings and heat flashed. Now I am in hotter health than I ever was and recommend your remedies to allmy friends. "Mrs. Lena Wynn, 2812 E. O Street, Richmond, Va. While Chango of Lifo Is n most crit ical period of a woman's existence, tho annoying symptoms which accompany it may be. controlled, and normal health restored by tho timely uso of Lydia E. Plnkham'a Vcgotablo Compound. Such warning symptoms nro a aenso of suffocation, hot flashes, headaches, J uacKacncs, urcau oi impcnuing cvu, timidity, sounds In the, ears, palpitation of the heart, sparks before tho eyes, IrrogulariUes, constipation, variable ap potlte, weakness and inquietude, and dizziness. For these abnormal conditions do not fall to tako Lydia E. Pinkham's Arego- tablo Compound. Page Theatre TUESDAY NIGHT flus- IIiU's Rollicking Jfusicnl Couiedy BRINGING IP FATHER Tho lliggest of Laughing Hits Rased on Geo. MoMmais' Famous Cnrtoous PRICES 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, il.50. Seat Sale Monday. NKAHEST rOL.VUtVtli.v Hotel Manx Sen Francisco 'towiUSLelO'fyrr OrfgoniansIIead- quarters while in San Francisco "Meet me at the Manx'' moderate rates Running dbtllVd Manacement feet tralcr tu vry room. Special alien Ufic lion ivyii to bidlv-s traveling uiicsror (cd, A la carte dining room, NMMMMMMMS) VWsWWRM wikk i XiA.Vf8SSi wswr A X I oi unester N W, Kclley Piift mssssmmi recorded number of the member. Kncli egg must bo plainly nut! neatly stamped on the big end. Hach mom bcr shall bo clven ft receipt for tho number of eggs he delivers nnd the eggs shall bo cnndled, graded and packed liy the manager or his assist ant. AH eggs of the snmo grade shall bo pooled and, When sold, payment A New Method i' Mr&. Nevada Briggs, the baking expert, says: "Thero Is jut ono way to mako your cakes rIo high nnd' evenly give them tlmo to rise before a cruit ia formed and tho batter la stiffened by cooklnj-." i"" "If uslngn pas, gaiollno or oil stove, light your oven when you pat tho cako In and keep thi flamo tow until tlio cuko liaa doubled In hutkj '. then InCrcuo tho liqat ifiiul II l evonly browned and will renpond lo tho preuure of tho fmgor. If uilngacoal or wood range, loavo tho orcn door open until tho.cako is In; then tum on tho drafti.and by the tlmo tho orcn is at baking temperature, tho cako will hare raised sufficiently." For rich, moist, feathery cakes Mrs. Brlgga always recoYnmentls IM Baking Powder t It is double acting anil sustains. . tho raise. You can open and close tho oven door, turn the tin around in the oven, or do any tilings else necessary, without any danger of making tho cake fall. v Try your favorite cako next timo with K C Baking; Powder and seo how much higher it will rise. Mnko it just as you always do, with tho same quantity of bakiog powder. Whllo K C Is less expenslvo than tho old fash ioned baking powders, it has oven greater leavening strength and it is guaranteed puro unci .healthful. Try a can and be convinced All that's Now, Stylish and Hei'ominjj' in MILLINERY For bright spring dnj's is ready now Tor your choos ing. Our prices will please you, as well as the styles.- Miss Lounsbury Milliner M. & M. DepU Store Start tho Day Right ACORN BRAND BACON FOR BREAKFAST. End a successful day with our succulent, spicy HAM. All tho leading stores in tho valley carry our products! "We Pay Highest Prices for Cattle, She,ep and Hogs. IIIGIIICST MAltKKT WUCL' KOI I WOOh v CENTRAL POINT PACKING CO. rM-s -wC ar? AMictlier you nro observing I.ent or not wo Want you to know tlmt wo aro receiving daily nil kinds of Fresh Fish; also, Clanis h1 Ixibsters, nnd linvo n choice lino of Cliecso and rickles, I'liono 302, Medford Fish shall lip made on tho basis pf-the price received fpr'eacnsgr'ifdd. ' ' Tho" plan soj far appears to'Io'gfv fng excellent results, , .NOT1C1B . i 'Frcclcts Mfldfdrd North Main and West Mcdfprd reglslor now. at the MnllTrlbiino oflco. ,. " ! of Baking Cakes i & Looks Good Tastes;Good I'losh, sweet, puro butter is al ways relished. ... ,, Health authorities ami .housewives nro ngreed thnt tho only wnyalrutter inny bo niado yuro 1b by .pasteurizing nil tho cream. ;. i fPnsteurlzatlon. positively Insuros tho purity of butter, nhd Jiresorvos tho natural flavor. ' "Medford Creamery?! looks good tostes'good." 'If Is care fully wrapped lu pnrafln paper and placed In a dust proof carton boforo It leaves our creamery. Kvoryounce of croa'ln used In' its nldltlng is pils tourlzcd. As); your grocer for this brand. Medford Creamery NT tt hSto-xj: A A ' LS. """SSKl f-jrywm Vt - - - Jry ; iit & Poultry Co. r i , iiV .' i L