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SEEKINGPRESIDENCY
Hon. Theodore K Jiurton, T'nlt4
Stat senator from Ohio nl a re
publican MN4llate far U prcaMcs)
tlat Mnnlmtten. wk k trarrftsifr
ton ring- the 0Vtkvminrn states ami
Orstfen In the lNirt f bla eawdl
tlaor awl the republican pnrtr, ar
rlrml with hla party In Meiiford Mon
day morning- ami will appear at the
Nataterlwm at o'clock tewlfht In
an addreas on national iaanaa. Ac
coninqnylna; tho senator are ex-Congressman
ltalpli 1). Cole, of Flnley,
Ohio, V. II. Kvarta. of Cleveland. 0.,
C. C. Bryant, tratellns: passenger
agent of tho "Hla; Four Houte" with
headquarter In San Francisco, and
U. C. Hortzmeypr, state manager In
Oregon for tho Burton camtmign, ao
comjinnlod by Kdf?ar Winter, Mr.
llortzmoyor's prlvato secretary.
Senator liurton left Cleveland, O.,
on April 7. and has delivered eight
nddrusses on route, five in New Mex
ico, two In Arizona and ono at Los
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AiikoIoh, California.
Mexican Policy 1'i-omlm-ut
In Now Mexico and Arizona thoro
appeared nnturnlly to bq, apecinl In
torost In tho preaent administra
tion's M ox I can nollci'. and to that Is-
BURTON
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SPEAKS
TONIGHT
buci Senator liurton devoted the ma- 9 The toroV tin longer belong exclus
Jor part of his addresses In those
KtntOH. At Log Angelos, In reapome
to an Invitation by the Realty board
to a noonday liinrheon, the senator
discussed more specifically the tariff
Ihhuo and tho platform pledges of
the democratic party as applied to
tho presont administration. From
tlila date to the conclusion of tho
tour the senator will probably discuss
more particularly tho partisan Issues
now engrossing the attention of the
IH!oplo.
Tho first addreaa by Senator liur
ton In Oregon will bo delivered to
nlKht In tills city. The second atop
will bo nt Kiigonn, tho next at Cort
land uud ho will probably extend hla
Itinerary to linker before hla return
to California to fill an engagement
boforo the Oakland chambor of com
merce 1'roni thoro the dlstlngulsh
d party will begin the return cant,
atoppInK for an addreaa at Heno, Ne
vada, uud at Chuyeuno, Wyoming.
llin-KmV "I'oilv IIiiitoI" Spc-ecli
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In the matter of affective public
service perhaps no one Instance in
tho senatorial career of Theodore 12.
liurton Is more generally remember
od than his "Pork Barrel" address to
tho I'nlted States senate In Septem
ber, 1911. In was In opposition to
what the senator conceived to be an
excessive rl veers and harbors appro
priation bill and the senator talked
for 24 hours continuously, at the
conclusion of which the appropriation
-whs reduced from $53,000,000 to
$20,000,000.
Since Senator Burton's return from
South America and particularly since
May 1-1, 19M, he has delivered a
Kreat many non-partisan addresses In
10 states of the union. His address
s from this date on throughout the
campaign will be confined largely to
the partisan issues between the two
Kreat parties.
Senator Burton's address tonight
In this city will be preceded by a
noonday luncheon at the University
club. An Informal reception a 111 be
tendered at the Hotel MedTord at
7:15 o'clock this evening, followed
by the program at the Natatorlum
at S o'clock sharp, under the auspices
of the Lincoln club.
A song by a mixed quartet will
npeu the program, fallowing whlc.i
Mrs. 13. II. Hanley will deliver au
address on behalf of the ladle. After
a musical number.. Attorney Ous New
bury will Introduce Senator Burton.
C. M. Thomas, president of the
Lincoln club, will preside at the meet
ing tonight.
Of course the Buckeye club will
be prominent!) preent
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MEET AT EAGLE POINT
Program for, the School Master's
club at their monthly meeting at
Kagle Point, April 83:
Biology as a Unified Baaia of Gen
eral Scienoe, a. . Rsk, soienoe de
partment Ashland H. S.
The Place of Manual Training in
the School Course. H. H. Wardrip.
principal Grants Paaa H. i. .
Question box.
Recess.
Entertainment by ll talent.
The value or Athletics from a Su
perintendent's Point of View, V. Mel
do Hillls, superintendent Medford
schools.
Address, to be anuounred later
Why Sow ike Hit Cigar
When La Uondaa arc ju! ifc.
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lively to the fluffy ilnncinir frock.
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...r.n i niMu-.iiHHi HH an iropnnifii II
nnl tin iri-nccl'til double Hkirt will uive
MUjrgewtion of ideKttnee to ninny new
Ntreet jrowtiH. If you hnve your
'Moot' about la- niicce of the tail
ored tunic, notice tliirt fmek which I
kiiw the other dav in the Nludio of
lime. CliWielil of (he Fnaliiou Art
l.i'Hjfuo of America.
Brown broadcloth wns tiaeil in it
develojHnent. The eon t. skirt is cut
miner full to lumnonie with the
tunic. The hi:h I'liiriiiK collnr end the
Mini-Pelt nre 1'cntiiien that will
pour in iiiuiiv of I he Hindi
Mill-..
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PINAL NOTE UPON
UNDERSEA
WAR
IS
READY FOR SENDING
WABIIlXtSTON. Arll 17. ProM
dent Wilson lute today completed the
communication to Germany on sub
marine wariare and sent for Chair
man Stone of the senate foreign re
lations committee for a conference
probably tonight. This action was
In line with the president's policy of
keeping congress Informed of the
progroaa or the negotiations.
The document was characterised
by officials today as being very pos
itive In tone and they believe that
only a prompt acquiescence by Ger
many In the pofcltlen taken by the
United States can prevent a break In
diplomatic relations.
Unofficial dtspalchea from Berlin
Indicating that the German govern
ment is ready to meet the United
State more than half way. It was
said, will not change the course of
the American government decided on
it Friday's cabinet meeting.
DON'T FUSS W
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MUSTARD PLASTERS!
Musterole Works Easier, Quicker
and Without the Blister
There's no sn?. in mixing up a mess
of muitard. flour .ind water when ou
can so ddly relieve pain, soreness or
stiffness with a little clean, white M L'S
TEROLE. Ml'STF.ROLE ii made of pure oil of
mustard and other helpful ingredients,
combined in the form of a pleasant while
ointment. It takes tin- place of the out-of-date
mustard plaster, and will not
blister I
Ml'STEROLE gives prompt relief
from Sore Throat. Bronchitis, Tontibtis,
Croup, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia,
Headache, Conation, I'Wunsy. Rheu
matism, Lumbago, Pains and Aches of
the Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore Mus
cles, Bruises, Chilblains, Frosted Feet,
Colds of the Chest (it often prevents
Pneumonia).
At your druggist's, in 25c and 50c jars,
and a special large hospital size for $2 50.
Be sure you get the genuine MI'S
TFROI E Refine imitation uet what
you ask for The Mu&tirolc Gsnpixy,
UrV'Und, utuo.
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IVHiOTnty tJUlti3 VjlEOfOfiOy
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RESPONSBLE
FOR
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EMPLOYES SAFETY
WASHINGTON April IT - The su
preme ronrt today so construed the
varlons federal safety appltaiwo net
that all employe matter wheth
er engaged at the time In tntra-etate
or Inter-etate commerce -may re
cover damages for Injuries occurring
through failure of Inter-state com
merce railroads to romply with the
safety appliance laws. It was re-
I'lnlrf u A prri r,i n' mnlilnc ilr.
ion. elvrr- fi'' -i-r"itice fows a
rn fgf " tf than the federal
MTiiilcirerr lafllitHlv law The flri
employers llsTttlflfv law was even an
nttted rears ff neeansr It aBpllod to
employes ens lntra-ttl com
merre m ell M those in Ifitet-etMe
commeffo.
The doelafofj ffw aimooiieed M l
snlt of A. R. fltffsnv, a bfoHea
of the Twos aaHf Pacific rallMd. !
Jnred by a defective ladder an a ear
marked "bad ordor." and loft siasxl
lag hi the Maranall. Tesa, yard tmr
reoalrs. It wm neceesary for Klenv
by to take lb ear over tho main lino
to the shone for repairs.
The eonrt held all that was neces
sary was that the railroad be engaged
In Inter-state commerce for the fed
eral law to apply to all their acts re
garding safety.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH1
The fOMtftef Hst boon signed ami
grottiNf will bo krstM Tnearfav morn
lag for tho now M. Mark's church to i
no b1K tho etfMT Of North Oak
dole swd PfftH strwt. The chtirrh I
will be of itray brtch veneer with!
wlrtie stone trimsMlnga and lll sent
100 people. The atao will be 84x48 ,
foot over all. Major Geo flutz Is J
the architect. The contractor, Mr. j
Jansen. promises to rtiah the work of
building and expeets to finish the
church In nbont two months.
With Medford traftenw Mod ford made.
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Purity Guaranteed
under all Stales and Nntionnl Pura
Food Laws. You can pay a
liicher price, but you cannot get
a Laking powder that will raiec
nicer, lighter biscuits, cako and
Caitry, or that is any more
cnltliful.
Your money back if K C fail to
please you. Try a can at our risk.
TO ORDER $25 00 UP
Also Cleaning. Pressing and Altering
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One Short Week Before Easter. Are You Ready?
Unlike Christmas mid tho Fourth of July or any other holiday, oxoopt Tlinnksjrivhirrl JUastor is a variablo dato. It may bo as early as
March 21st or as late as April 25th but Easter is always the first Sunday after tho full moon which happens on or after March 21st and
who would stop to think that the moon is indirectly responsible for the greatest annual style parade known in the history of any nation
the Fifth Avenue Faster Parade in New York City. HuMhis "dress up" occasion is not con fined -to Now York alone, for everywhere else
in the country people will bo wearing new clothes the best they can afford and attempting to outshine each other in mat tors of personal
adornment. However, aside from tho Faster influence, spring weather is now hero. You cannot wait longer you must purchase new
spring clothes to be properly and comfortably dressed so as to get fullest pleasure from these invigorating spring days.
DO YOU WEAR COT
TON, LISLE OR SII
HOSIERY?
Doesn't matter hero
insofar as being able to
supply you with desir
able qualities at most
any price.
COTTON HOSE 25
Full fashioned, fast
dyi and good wearing,
double heel.and too. AVo
do not believe you can
find a bettor hose at
LISLE HOSE 35i
A splendid quality of
silky lisle, very sheer
and looks especially well
on the foot, high spliced
heel and toe.
SILK HOSE $1.00
Some women say a
good pair of dollar Silk
Hose will outwear two
pair of ordinary o0c
stockings.
Never so many striking and effective styles in
Suits, Coats, and Dresses
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No reason for delay in making purchases. Every rea
son why you should buy at once. We will not be able to
offer you bettor selections at any time during tho season.
ONE LOT OF SILK DRESSES
$22.50 to $25 VALUES $10.50
Shown in the most wanted colors, such as old rose,
greens, the popular blue shades, gray and black. Some
slightly trimmed in laces, georgette crepe and chiffons
most any size.
The saving on these Suits should be of double impor
tance coming as it does so close to Faster.
A SPECIAL OFFERING OF
$30 AND $35 SUITS $2.50
In the lot are the most popular tjhados of blues in Nor
folk and flare effects, also many black and white chocks,
in the late spring styles.
STILL TIME TO MAKE A PRETTY DRESS FOR EASTER BUT YOU HAVE,
NOT AN HOUR TO DELAY
Thoro are many women who will not be content unless they make their own gar
ments, and as usual, many of them have put off until late in planning tho now
frocks. These items might help yeu:
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CHIFFON TAFFETA IN THE MOST
WORN SHADES, $1.50
'.() inches wide, in a medium weight for
street dresses, greens, blues, tans, gray,
old rose, gun metal and brown. Also a
variety of stripes to choose from.
PRINTED VOILES 25, 29, and ,'$5
Shown in u variety of the popular
stripes and floral patterns for the making
of the wider stylo drosses; also printed silk
and cotton fabrics at 75 yard.
PONGEE SILK IN NATURAL AND
STRIPES
Nothing better for real sorvicp and
a silk that will wash like cotton. Tho nat
ural shade at '18 to 75; stripes at S0.
THE NEW AWNING STRIPES IN COT
TON SUITINGS, 25, 35 and 50
Cotton popplius in black and white,
blue and white and old rose and white;
also the heavier suitings for making of
separate skirts, IW inches wide.
SILK UNDERWEAR
NECESSARY REQ
UISITE FOR YOUR
EASTER UNDERGA
MENTS
"Things have changed
since mother was a girl"
and silk underwear has
become quite the proper
garment.
CREPE DE CHINE
CORSET COVERS
$1.25
Both white and flesh
shade, trimmed with
neat val laces and rib
bons, sizes JJtJ to 12.
ENVELOPE CHE
MISE OF CREPE DE
CHINE $2.48
The m o s t popular
stylo of undergarment
worn today, in both flesh
and white, neatly trim
med with laces.
JERSEY SILK VESTS
AT $1.08 to $2.50
From tho popular
ICavser make, vests with
plain or slightly em
broidered, in white and
knickerbockers to match
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FOR SPORT WEAR
It seems as if these awning
stripes wore made to satisfy
the iMrt eraxe, so much in evi
dence throughout the country.
Asa matter of fact they may be
bad in bright, striking colors
for uiiiig women and women
who want to
stay young.
SPORT SKIRTS, $1.95, $2.48,
$3.95 to $G.50
SILK FIBRE AND ALL-SILK
COATS $0.50 to $20
The rage of the present and com
ing summer season are tluw coats,
which come in the old rose, Copen
hagen blue, lemon gold and green;
also stripes. All sizes and several
st vies.
STORE EDITORIAL
A customer asked us the
other dav: " If mv husband
does not like this waist
when he sees it tonight,
can I exchange it " Need
less to say that we told her
absolute satisfaction must
accompany every article
purchased hero. We want
you to feel that you can
buy at this store, knowing
that wo arc anxious to
have you satisfied as you
want to be satisfied.
Have you bought any
thing recently that was not
entirely satisfactory '
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS
MAY ro
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sf If'ffih&Mt ! fl fi &
1 1 1 Ksiv M f I e
W riAW
been transferred to
for there are no better dressed
women in the world than the
American women, and while
hundreds of styles are being
shown for this season, some
so verv extreme that few wom
en will wear them we want to
emplutsize that there are shown
hats that are becoming, attrac
tive and tho approved fashion
tendencies. Vo want to sell
you tlj hat that best becomes
you.aud the Selection is almost
unlimited to choose from.
MILLINERY
THE SAME STYLES THAT
WILL BE WORN ON FIFTH
AVENUE IN NEW YORK
.ON EASTER SUNDAY ARE
!HERE FOR YOUR CHOOS-ING--
Wo buv from big Now York
concerns, who copy these very
Fifth Avenue nuxiols. Tho fash
ion center of the world has
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GOFiBABD, MEMO AND BONTON CORSETS
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