MTrrrpYmn mtv, TmnrvF. vrrrrrnm rmioov. irrTiv.MiNV ntmtt i ini.
Mm mtcm
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RAILROAD
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DEVELOP
EW
INDUSTRY
The inlenatntc commerce commis
sion hn declared a rate of 39 centa
n hundred on tb Mocoeo, California,
lVrtiliwr to Medfonl nml other points
iii thin valley. This fertiliser is a
decomposed rock formation and
closely resemble (fen immense d
)misi of lUuwnpnsed riek in the Hlue
Lcdite tniiiiitr district, of Inch there
nit' hundreds or thousands f tons m
sitjht.
A similar formation is found in the
mountain (if southern California. It
has been used as Mil excellent fetti-
lioi' mill soil atimiilunt in Los An
preles const? and surrounding tarri
tnrv for yunra. It contatins a less
content of MulvJmr ami lime Ihutt that
of this district anil is less accessible
tlinn the great deposit of tliu Hlue
Ledge district. The latter is only
thirty-five miles distant nml yot
t hc J'n i iihts of thin valley, Iiv icnson
of lurk of tsHiisportatio facilities to
enable them to use the local pnnl
uet, arc -(inj)(0li'(l to ship in their
supply h ilistmici' of Hearly or ipiilo
a thousand miles nt a freight e.iciise
of .f(i m ton. Kvi'ii at that cost (hi y
get u lom vnluable fertiliser, for
which they "ond tlii'ir money awn)
from thi! valley. In the Itlue Ledge
case they would keep the money in
local eireiihition.
Another tea In re of lo in having
to hip tho fertiliser from a distant
point in found in tho furl that the
I'n Illicit freqilcutlv nc-jlcd to use the
soil remedy on account of the incon
venience, i1rl,i nml :istnp' huv-
llli; In 111 ie it Hi li .1 dllliUi .
IRAK
FIFTY PERCENT
With hut five da mine In which
to icglster, over flft percent of the
voters or Jackson county have not
iHKlKiereil. It It to date, the Halitest
legist intlon In year with a possible
registration eneeedlns; 18,nwf, hut
-1 :t r ( had iea;lstered, 27 lo male, Ifilu
I finale 2l.ua reptihHesH, i:i7 dem
ocratn 'JO piuareeslve.
The following la a complete Hat ot
res: 1st rat lows, ahawlaK the number
registered In ttM various parti ui
to week endiaa Xpril 8, a compiled
by the county clerk; ,
Kepubllcau: Male 119; female
964. total 203.
Demecrat: Msla S43, female 464;
total 1.19T.
I'rearswstre: Mala 17, female 1;
total 20.
Prohibitien: Malo SO, female 67;
total M.
Secialist: Male OS, female 3S; to
tal 130.
Mlsc : Malo 1J7, femolo 77; to
tal 184.
Tetals: Malo 2740. fomalo IC10;
Brand total 43.10.
X.
AI PAGE TONIGHT
The hoauty or this picture la that
tho moral uplift, niado as plain as
A It c. u not allowed to overshadow
the drnirtfttlr story. It rcrjulrea skill
to preach Koodiicss, to champion the
c.iimo of a militant loiiKlcnre mid
avoid beonilnK vvearlsonie, jet
V. N'olilo us the director and
X Tiushman and ltcverly Havne as
the stars, has sneccded In dolnn just
this In ' Man and His Soul."
Tho story or John Conscience Is
so thoroughly in accord with Chris
tian doctrines that it mlKbt ho bhovvn
in n. Sunday schnol, and at tho saino
time the production imjsscihiR tho HaV
; MiuthU quAlilies of good photoplay
oiuortalument for audiences of qultd
another caliber. It has movement
and Ilfn In the development of a hu
man i an alive, the acting is better
tnau ordinary, every now and again
there ure charming light effects to
tti3bn the eye. and for a stirring
climax there is a realafiic factory
fire.
The purpose of tha story Is set
forth In a brief, prettily staged alle
gory, showing tho birth and troubled
career of conscience In bygone ages
The modern manifestation of the
spur to righteousness is found In the
lieoon of John Conscience, easaved
by Mr. Bushman He is a mau that
puts aside his roni ieiue that he
mlKl't suceeed in life in even a t
Is entirely void of consciewe ami .
Qhlnss move along smooihlj for bun
(6j.ul f crisU comes In (Jits li?d i.
(iHi -. rc..i!ita iWr&Hja'Wreip
1 ,. Iness and th.tt hl (0 . a '
i ne!v i..t i.iu.-- a 11
n
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RES
ON
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24
Twenty thouasnd square rt .1.
! mtlrclr to the preaenutl.m t
rvHRlena. mtaeatloaai and umlal hi
fare theme will make up the Itrlit.
loni and Soetal Jfer'vtre exoilUc'"
Hhlih wlli Ik hroimht to Muli'ji.l
next aeeh under tho Minister t ;i i-e
elation. It will be rhown here for
en week hnln1nR April 24th In h.
Xt. Tim exhibit romprlar II. i e
liorrn In the I'alare or Kdmatiou unit
ikjlal Mctmomy t tha Pnnama-P.i '
clfle Kxi'OMltlon anil are IioIiik taken
over the country under the atmplpv
of the Toiloral Counell of Clinrclien
whose keailquartera ure In No Yoik
City.
0. R. St. John for novonil onr In
eharpe of the nocloIoKlrul work of
the Hoard of Home MIphIoiih of the
Presbyterian rhiirch In the U. S. A.,
and perHonul repreMeiiutUo of the fed
eral council la in churno of thla won
derful group of exhibits. Ho was In
ehnrne of the religions exhibits nt
the Panama-Pacific exposition where
thov recolveil nearly fifty nwards, tho
larjtost number taken by any one
Kroup of exhibits on the around
Ineluilod In It are Kraphlc repre
inhtiitlona of the work of no denom
inations and religious and social
agencies. These lurludo Methodists.
Presbyterians, Itaptlsts, (Mirlstlaus
Kplscopallans. both north and south.
and a great many lellalous and social
axeuclos sucji as the American Itlhle
society, the American Tract society,
the Lord's Day Alliance,, the Salva
tion Arm and Volunteers of Amer
ica, Hie National Child Iabor com
mittee, the Aull-Baloou league, the
National V. C. T. U.. and maiij
others. Never befoie In the history
or the church haa as large and so
comprehensive an exhibit been' fath
ered together.
One entile section will he given
over to a reproduction of the Holy
Land with nfore than 100 m rsona
participating. A street of Jerusalem
will bo shown with water carriers and
peddlers, a realistic wedding cere
mony enacted In Moslem costumo
and the different phases making up
the life of the modem dav resident
of Palestine Will be depleted
WASHINGTON", April 12. I'mm
a national defease tmidoiut the
training in rifle practice ot the uu-oi-gaiiiaed
militia is of us vital im
portance to our country as the train
ing of the regular establishment mid
the organised militia. The volunteer
who can hit what he shisits at is mi
Hr cent efficient as a soldier.
The United Stales government he
stored away in its arsenals approxi
mately :4M,0(M1 Krag V. S. magazine
nfles,' model 1008, and M,(mff.nflO hall
cartridges for same. 1'iiele Sum will
issue these rifles and the ammunition
free to organised rille clubs affiliat
ed with the National Kifle AssiM-iutum
of America for use uf members at
small arm prscUce.
llunng the lirst Quarter of 1'Hrt
just elided the onimaiiee d imrtmeut
issued to club 'I Hi rifles 11 it. I 1,-t.lH,-U71
bull lartrnl,;. s
SOCAL
SERVC
EXPOSITION
OS
m
API
FREE
WFLES
R
ORGANIZED
UBS
aiHE KILLED IN
I
JtLl EFIKLP. W. Va, April 12
Thrto pi rioiis wire Killed, a wik
man and tH. luldiro. whtn the p1 mt 1
of the JJuI'otif Powder cifnpun '
Nemours, Mercer count), ci.ht nulea.
I'mm here was blotfa to piwcs b) J
four explosion, cmly today. Iloiiae
111 the little wlluge Welt wieikud. j
The deiol cllililren cre batSid III I
the ruins of their home near ihc poW
dcr mill.
Tins principal damage woi. done l
the t'irit ei4usion which is said to
have completely de-tro)cd the build
inir 111 wli'uh it oecuired. The plant
has been vv 01 Knc on vv.ir older.
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Here 18 tflC Spring
ryiy'r fPVl T AT?
XVwW KuJLLsfAl
gitS'lo-'wtH ehow thet?ont
APRIL 14-
Intwoheiohts
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INFATUATION' AT THE
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LUCILLE WARD MARGRITA riSCIIER8JOSEPHSIKGLET0HiH,JHFATUA1.
( tOUH-ALl MI'll'AL MAVTI-HI'ICTUttr MADU UV AMF.RtCAN
"Infatuation." the celebrated im- llohli--Miriill company, the pull-
el l,v l.lo.Mt (honrne fn in which
the new i.n.tui.l iiuisterpieluie ot
tluit nnmo was iidnplcd, i generally
1.1 ..I LI- Ili.I nfVnH lite
.
iiimiiiiu ..111: ..1 ...- .n-.
u novelist
met with
Publication of Hie novel
such MtccesH that the
EXPRESS COf ANY
...- nnn,r
KW mm
IU 01 III UUULL,
SALEM, fire.. April 1-'. The bus-
iness of trnntMii-iiii(: I mm Cnlil'or-1
1 1 in to Oregon the mount nl luptor Ie-
jtnlly allowed to cim-'i a-ison 111 Ore-1
1. .u.... . ... .....1. . .... .. u.i ..,. .
IKUI UIlM EniKII I" l-'icil ii" ninuii-
' " " n f
I hut 1111 exiil-ess eompnuv bus be. 11
oiyaiiixed lor the sole puiMtse of
shipping liiior orders. TIm eom
pAn todny HUnI with the public serv
ice commission tariffs for the trans
portation of alcoholic drinks from
San IVmiciM-o to Port land mid A
totiu. ARMED FRENCH LINERS
PERMITTED TO CLEAR
1
WASIIIXOTOX. Apiil VJ. Krnwcc,
lias a iirctl the lulled States Unit
Ifiuis aboard the liuei-A Vnlean and
lone nt Xew York will not be used fur
offensive purp.-c- mii.I Collector Mn- I el) ing, "Hown with the (lovein- Mee. while the meetiiiir here is Inl bv
lone todav wo hi-IiihU'iI lo elcur the meiit !" "Long Live Veniyelos!" "povvn Henry S. Jackson, republican nntioii
te,K, I Wild Aii-lnu," "I low 11 Willi Austiin!" 11I commitlecmaii I nun (leoijin.
HHMSHflBBRpHaaMBaVianBV JB''ff
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m v jttjtffii fm -
'fayrifirrtTrT feavreawahv mt 4.-Jt ;4?r-A .fi&i?
I V " ' "SSt. .yTL'J OnfliiiMt'tf,fiMfrd- f
Ifi faJTiIaTw. 1- j. -1 ' 3 tin you will , J ' 9r n . Pu A
STAR THEATER TODAY ONLY
",',r". " ,ff several editions.
tuts L,a i i" -
e(ih)(lml ...( i( flrtll,r ,,,
,)y u,r w,)ndrfni .rTormauoo in
..tu... C?-..l 1 I...--!.. ..e
t is i-aiii'ii ii inyjuiiir
TMItlil flat H
1n.1u1111iK.il. nri-rriniHi uimna '
no more talented little pkyor than
Mi-s Fischer.
ilfME PRESIDENTiAL
a i unin I rrn am ril I fT
I N KA
UnilUlUn I LU UM UnLLU I
sAl.l'.M. (he. VJ The names of
three pronlcntinl cninlidittcH to lw
,u(1,.d ,, , huulH llt the primaries
. ... . . ,.
i.wivt tn, mill u',ri 11 ell uiih tho sec
retary of stale loilnv. Democrats
filed the nnnm of Presuleiil Wilson,
while the names of Senator A. H.
('uiniiiiiis tr Iowa and Seiuilor Theo
doio lliirloti of Ohio 'were filed by
their ivpiihlicnn adherents.
i GREEK ARRESTED FOR
SHOUTING FOR VENIZEL0S
PAWS, April V-'. During a celc-
brut ion of the anniversary of flreek
indcMndeiice yeslerdm. savs a dia
(Mitch Minding, the Athens Kpiriiii, ; headed bv Waller II. Johnson, ehnir
he isdiee arrested several Hrsons for mini of the republican state commit
a foot high ! We tell yoii P. A. will Exceed the liveliest imaginations of
tobacco joy you can hatch. We tell you that its quality, its flavor, aroma
.and coolness just tiuar all reckoning. And just add the little old fact
'tfksf it cast' bite, can't pt&cthl
Fitvine oufhnw asmoke lib this will "mt" on your fr " MiJ9mV07JP
rwate siifj-up-tu-luri-in-tiiiifc! You fvttjPniire Albert hanJtamc pounj aj halt pound tin
llkr It .il AMVS ".VOUr p.i'--rild l' li U. . .1! oUt "-' nJ th.,t cc. pound
1 t .t. 1 . fi 1 1 n 3tal-tllaa huntiJar wilnlhm
yotn nj( i pa 7 ( I otP, A. luketa. e c t'ltil. lurl $?unH mo.-unvrtnn that kp tho
. n. . . r., r -... .- .. ........ . ,..,,. ' ' " " ' "'" t r.-; fand gf trim'
P.. J, Pm'.IiOLLj fOUACCO COMPANY, V. .t.t Lulem, W. C. oft-v-
MORS
mm.
CANDIDATE AGAINS
T
OLCOTT:
t
rnHTLANP, Ore., April
1.1
" I
SECRETARY
linrles R. M.mre,. chairman or the ppj., of funH!,,,, u.JM mn--t.te
O. O. P. romnillOT, promiBMnt .4-in-i (mhhIs was ovtmrhelminsr
i i.mer nftd xeternn stanil-filter and I froteil by 3-1 to 38 againM. Kvery
Pl-oiient of the "Owwon system" nt'wan wan ngninst it, the fhrures le-
l,. .ilicitation of Governor Withv-
n i.e. haa filed for the nomination
retary of state against lVnji42. The pnwilion hinted on the
1.1 -ic
tiln.tt. who haa sinned against the
..Imiiimtration bv opiawing some of
ii-. reactionary polieiea in the stale
i.iniid of eontnd.
The acceptance- by Mr. Monree ends
111 c tensive search for a candidate
i. the governor secretary. 0. Pal-
, mcr Putnam. The proMaitioit wa
first pnt to Harvey Wolla, insurance
conimisaiouur. then to A. I Ihirhiir,
city auditor of Portland; next lo Max
flallnlier. count v clerk or Marion
county; then to Cleorge I,. linker, city
commissioner of Pnrtlnnd; next to
Itobert li. SlevetiH. then to W. A.
Adams, then to Phil .Metaelmu, Jr.,
then to J. II. Ackennnu, former anp
.. .. ..i.t:.. !...i...:.. ll
.",","-
of whom deidined,
It n slated that the governor and
his kitchen cabinet promised to pros
pective candidates the native aup-
port of fourtech ucwnHrs outside
'..r l..l, ....... ..1. ........I.. M...1 .. nj.iilMlt.
"' ii.iioi.o.o ..miiiiv iiii n r.uiuiii'
"-' "JW- - to defray
'cm
ninpiiiii expenses. At least such n
proptisul wii innile to Mr. Admits.
. 0. P.
ATLANTA. (In., Am il V2. Thai
(leorgiii republicans wil'l semi two
sepnrate delegations to the imlioiial
convention 111 Chicago was iiiudu plain
today by the gathering- in Macon and
Atlanta of delegates to scimmte re
publican conventions, each claiming
to represent the republican wirtj in
this slate.
Tho faction meeting al Macon is
ASHLAND DEFEATS
PROPS N
REFUNDING
BOND
AnillA.I. iTII I.. mr -Fr.im
1 Ll 1 1 1 -.. k-
AHI1LAXP.
I .. 1.1 Tl ...II
ing for the fin.t wnrd, 1. to 1 18; .ec-
onj WBItf 9 lo jg. tllrd wnnt 0 to
ad inability of either paying off the
ohlimtion in installments within four
vears by direct tn-tetion or extending
'payment over period of from ten to.
twenty year at ft per cent, the pres
,f .u',, beine U per centi. At firt ,
,u. ,,0n apared plausible, nnd eeo '
.nomieal. lint fnrthar consideration
made the achetne figure ont far other
wise.
Specifically the wording-of the hal-
i( wn M followa; "An act to amend
tu (.mrur ,,f t,0 Hty of Ashland,
i,v nddimr thereto Article XXI. nrmiil-
ing for an issue of $1:1,0(11) r. per cent
I rufundhiK lunula tn provido fuuda for
refunding $10,500 street intersection,
.fflOOO sepliu tank and 12,01)0 street
intersection bonds', optinne.1 on and
after Mnrch 1, Mnrcli 10 nml April
1, respectively, and fl'J.OOO stmet in
toraectiou mid $(000 fire protection
bunds, optional after July 1, 101(1, nil
bonds barinn (J Kr cent interest."
The offer to refund these ImiikIs, na
made originally, was from the Lum
bermen Trust comiwinv of Portland,
at Hir ami accrued interest. In tho
men 11 lime, however, suggestions came
rrom other finiinciiil in-liliitiniiH urg
ing the city to secure bids on tho
same.
SENATE TO CONSIDER
RIVERS AND HARBORS
WASIIINOTOX, April 12. The
rivers mid liaihor appropriation bill
currying f 10,000,000, passed liy the
house late yesterday by a vote of
210 to l.'lll, went to the senate today
where it is expected to meet with fur
ther opposition.
ASK FOR nnd GET
HORLICK'S
THE ORIGINAL
MALTED WlELKc
Cheap substitutes cost YOU aamn price.
yeu:
the national joy smoke
hits tho smoke -appetite-spot
without a miss I Yes, sir ; P. A.
cuts out all argument, all ques
tion as to how much pleasure
you can get out of a pipe or
rolled cigarette. The patented
process fixes that end re
moves bite and parch ! You
.simply need an introduction
via a toppy red bag or tidy red
tin, then you'll absorb some
first-hand facts that certainly
will make-you-sit-up-and-tikc-notice
!
fGenUemen, tobacco satisfac
tion is one of those little things
in life that's coming to you if
you'll just stay-putrOrSpell
i$nd- vmbrace- it. Princfl
Albert will supply thag satis
faction just as sure as you're
SAYS HOT WATER '
WASHES POISONS
FROM THE'LlVER
Everysne ahetild drink hot water
with pfcaayfeata In lt
befere brcakfaaL
To foal as fine as tha TOTtaVi
fldcOa, wa wast keep UM llvsr wwahed
etoaa, almM every mortia; to nr.
vwt Ha aponps-llaa pons fraw (;
S ng with IndlgMtlbls material, sour
to and potoonous toslna. says a noted
physician.
If yon gat headarlies. It's your llrsr.
If you catch cold easily. It's your liver.
If you wake up with a bad taste, furred
tonanM, nasty breath or stomach be
comes rancid. It's your liver. Sallow
skin, muddy complexion, watery eyea
all denote ltvir uneleanllness. Your
liver la the most Important, also tho
must abused and neglected organ of
tho body. Pew know Its function or
how to roleoso tha damtnsd-up liody
waste, blla nnd toxins Most folks
resort to violent rnlomel. which la a
dangerous, salivating rhcmlcAl which
can only ho used occasionally hecauno
It accumulates In tho tlwiucs, .alo
nttaoka tho bonus. .
Kvory man ana woman, side or
well, should drink each mornltiR bo
fnro breakfast, a rIhsh of hot water
with a tcaspoonful of limestone phon
plmto In It, to wnah from tho 1 Ivor nnd
bowels tho previous day's ladlpostlblo
notorial, the polsong. sour bllo ami
toxins; thus cleansing, swectontui?
mid freshontiig U10 ontlro alimentary
rnnnl boforo putting moro food Into
tho stomach.
I.unostouo phoaplmte does not rn
ctrlct tho dlot llko calomel, becnuno It
can not eallvato, for It Is harmless and
you can oat anything afterwards. It
Is lnexponstvo and almost tasteleas. and
any phnrmaclst will Bell you a quarter
pound, which is suftlclont far a dem
onstration of how hot wator nnd llmo
otono phosphnto cloana, stimulates and
freshens tho liver, lioeplnc you fuollnc
fit day In and day out.
All Hint's Now, Stylish and
Becoming in
MILLINER?
For bright spring days is
ready now for your choos
ing. Our prices will please you,
as well as tho styles.
Miss Lounsburv
Milliner M. & M. DcpU titoro
HKHK 18 TIIK
t
TltPCIC
ATTACHMK.VT
With tha Peril
It rodiMOtf tho
cost of ileHvertnK
goods to a
ridiculously low figure
The 1W Im
ua the truek
not In II.
Look It
ov r
before buing
Fl Tl 1UN
I. iflil vv.i.V -iTulli; 1 onsl ruction
lin kin In .iiii-i Hlnl iastllp(.4
PRICE $375 INSTALLED
Central Point Auto Co
l I.STIt l, POINT, ClltlC.
We Mil) soil Sell Second I laud Fonts,
WESTON'S
Camera Shop
208 lUaat Main Struct,
Mad ford
The Only Exclusive
Connnorcial Photographers
in Southern Orogou
Nogntivo Made any timo or
place by nppointtnont.
Phone 147-J
Wo '11 do tho rest
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