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LEARNING SUGAR HISTORY
SLOWLY, through the graltii foils bombardment of
newspapers bv flic officials of (lie- Grants Pass sugar
factory, flic (rue history of the concern is being unfolded.
The fact (hat the reports conflict onlv make (hem the more
interesting.
J low promise and performance jibed oVcr (he location
of (he faclorv site is shown bv (he follewing:
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SPRrcni IIY Al.tfiX NIIILl'Y TO
JIMtlTOIlH C0MM15IICIAL til.VU,
(0 wi i, l, lli.
too! An to thp lomtlon of I he lt thin
" , In a mntloi' that ban not ben decldod.
Offlplfll Vwr of tlio City of MlfntH " di'l'und upon the coninr of Uin
Qrnclnl Pnnr of JkuMmhi Cnnniy. acreage. It la a atralglit nnalnoa
Hnternl A HfCunil-rliiin inutlnr Bt ' urniinnlllnn with im If llin lnntrnil
M jdfonl, OrRon, under the net of March
Z, 1879.
Sworn Circulation for 191tiit.
Pull trailed wire Aixmclatpd I'reis dls-(mlclit
EM-TEES
Vl'l'.t tillqv.
I Klvn roxt to tlio wcurj1 body
llut I ovurwork Urn lyim; Ioiikiio.
I niu (ltd plndu wliurn ton-foot drlvoH
LoiiKllinn out Into linlr n inllo.
Within my cojiFIiiuh ulroiiK niun uccp
Ah llioy
Hxiiluin liow It wnn tlioy fooz.lud Unit
l'lnnl tmlt.
I am thu plnno whuro lingo liots uro
juindo
And tnlk rnim IiIkIi of
Wlint "I'll do tomorrow."
1 ltotip wivod wnltltiK on tliu club-
Iiuuno
Vorandn,
Ur ciiiiMo tlio nli'iili to dry up mid
(Krow cold nt bourn,
WMIti thn Imly wnltH In wblto-bot
niiKor
Kor liqr tnrryliiK lod.
I ufii tlio MtrtiiiKthuiiur of Juw muHi'loM
And wwikuni'r of tlio blcniiM.
An tinny of ombi-yonlc ntblvlc"
llnvo I mint down to thulr doom.
I AM TIIH NINUTKKNTJI 1IOI.H1
Kii KjiyhiR llo Hid '
iAk thu nnwH hnH not bunn wroto
fioin Drniitthton for homu tlmo, I
will wrllo.- Thu KIiikhIhiuI (Ark.)
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jiorrON iKMton i m Ihihh titr
nillruiy iirrtyiudtfd by llurvnrd ho
tHt. 1U ptrtMts are vwj narrow,
bt IU "AV urn vary broad. Tmf
flt la fiiHtuonlly elogaml by it broad
"A" tll)i alHck between th build
IllfS. Qhw of Iho principle luduitrlM of
llojieu la llin win of olmrU and mini,
jmaatta to kiwt atruuiiuia from loaliiK
tkfimialvea In thtt crooked atrmita.
Til only jrtrin uvr known to find
kll wy alHit m 6m I.loyd, tbe
hiimU king and flam waa ulwuya
liiaky HHyway,
llaatun hm thn acouo of tlio tin I lie
of lliliiknr lllll, which had notlilns
lo do with olf.
fWliau lit yotiim ItoatuiilHii of
ultliar ( la atlll at an HGotlnaly
tondsr nrq IU parouta nut apurtnelt
on It Hiid It bMliw to alurty to ant
Into Harvard, llaatuu la tliu only
(illy in the world ukvro niolty Klrla
hiHlit MH)ii marring their bvauty by
wonrlng lortolatt abtdl t Hglaaaoa.
It Jluy I If All Itlalu
J(Mh ftllMukaar anU llalau lllaim
yot9 liMkatl In tbv bltawod umbraus
uf lr at I ha home or HI Abnar.
JftfMacu iXu.) Nh lilaoaliii
AwnltluK OTft'15
TtHy I Hi lew la tlio proud jMimwatHir
of a brand hw kltckwn rabluat, and
It's a dHiidy, too 81110I) tlit next
Iking In rdr will b a wlt. I.uak
(Wyo.) Iltiald
proportion of acreage la alKiied up In
8TATKMICNT nY OtCOrtOIJ tf. StN
DUltfl, WIIIKU .MAII TKIUUXU,
JU9CK 7. 1916.
To obtain the fautory at Ormila
I'hm, Mr Sandora and hl naaoclatsa
In tlio Itoxuo Itiver Public Service
coiioratlon, a Oranta I'nw luafltu
Hon. Kuarnntocd tlio bond laauo of
tlio Mignr company and ducttod to tlio
0110 Ulatrlrt the factory will go in that (Grcgou-l'tali flugur company u vnln-
dlatrlct, for It la to our Intercn to
havo tlio frolniit charKoa to tha rnc
tory aa low in poaaihln.
abltt factory alto at a nominal con
aldnratlou and Huhacrlbed for ?."0,000
of tlio sii hi bond laauo.
In other words, (lie proportion of acreage signed had
nothing to do with the location of the site, and the pros
pect of securing the factory by securing the acreage was
simply a lure held out to stimulate (he acreage, campaign.
There is also a difference in the report of the recent
sale of the Utah-Oregon company to the Utah-Idaho com
pany, though no reason is given for the sale. The varia
tion is apparent in (he follewing:
STATEMENT IIY OICOUOIS H. SA.N-
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Thu milo to tlio Utah-Idaho Sugar
company juitt cnmplotcd conclitdoa a
vory antlnfactory uiidortakliiK. Tlio
pooplo of tlio IloRiin rlvor valloy havo
ohtalnud tlio mmar factory that I
wantod, mid tlio Utnli-Idnho Supar
company him ohtnlnod what had been
pronouncod u vory oxcolluul (luld for
dovuloinuont. I
STATKMUNT IIY AI,KX .NIHL13Y:
,Tho wile Im In tbo nuliirc of an op
Hon, tin It la oMiorlincutal for a tonn
of two yoara, tbo Utuh-ldaho Sugar
company havliiK that IoiikUi of -tlmo
to run tbo plant and thon docldo
whothor or not It doalrrH to acqulro
it piirmanontly. If it ahnuld not. mi
liar tho contract, 0. W. Nlbloy iiRrnii
to (alio thn jmrchaao ovnr poraonally
and to rorund tho Utah-Idaho com
pany all tho niouoy It Iiuh udvnnctid
with Intoroat.
That promotion of sugar factories is a pretty fat thing
for promoters, even it the operators have to go seventy
miles for beets, was the glad tiding sent forth from the city
of JMorinons by the duel promoter ol the enterprise but
even on (he division of spoils there is a divergence of state
ments among the promoters, as witness the follewing:
HTATI2.MK.Vr HY (IKOHUK 13. SAN-
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Tlin orKnnlznrK and stockholdnra of
tho Onmoii-Utnh Siipnr coinpanv
havo niado proflta raiiKliiK from 2f0
to K00 pur cunt on tbolr luvoatinouta;
tlio uinlni wrltorH In a period of four
uioutlia havo mado noarly 10(1 par
emit profit mid tho bond hoiiao, In
tbo hiuiio tlmo, mado Iiom two to
fho polutH piolll on thu bouda Hold
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RUSSIAN
DIVE
8TATK.MKNT IIY ALKX N1IIUCY:
Tho onllro laauod capital of tbo
company twih only ? 200,000. Thu
puiTbiiHo prlco paid by tbo Utuh-ldaho
for Ita aaMiita and all of Ita proper
ty of ovory doacrlptlon waa $100,000.
Tb In Mini tbo Orngou company uould
dtatrlbuto nmouK Ita atockholdora. 35
or 10 In number, aomo ot whom bad
advanced tbo company cuah, othora
of whom had iiiideiwrltten Ita IioihIk,
and Htlll othora of whom hod boiiKbt
(bo atook on (be market at prima
i an k iik from fix to $so a ahare, ao
that wlillo aomo would roallxo n
profit, othora would ataud a Iuhb.
h'urther developnients will be watched with interest,
for truth crushed, to earth, like beets crushed to sugar, will
rJHo agaiil. ,
THE FOUR-FLUSHER
SONNET WRITTEN
FOR EARL KITCHENER
LONDON, Juuo IS TIm Tim U
(lay print a auuuot lo (Im latv UhiI
Kltaiwttor, writtuM u lir. IU4ri
llrMiM, llw rirlileb t Igurwuto TW
MNiut fwlluwa
"UHtllwcblwg Itont. wauikful to fwroMw
Autt fe tby couuto'a iwrll wlwrWvr
OlrMtlHf wgr and mo nltb wjual
oar
'IIH, by loftl lot! naoiilml, ihou wn b
WktHH UWiMd MlM and bad 'at
Mty am fret
To hy my will aud aav my boaor
telr'
ViU i Ik ftw UWMiMtd ihi bar
itttilNMr
AmI 4 lrwf kid tntat It no kut
Uaw.
jAauntf Uarctttogji dwd tb mlrgtda
TfctU WMM'd tk laiapr u( ten )crt In
out
UkKll b thy atonuuMt. Tby oik la
dogt
i:i. w aould (bank IbM. and iha kigh
tjtg gwfU
Singt'ib iMWdlauf wktw thr pnmd
itiiy all
: tlit lnii (iiik mi tin 'i it
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TIIOSIC enthusiastic I'rogrcHnives who paid their way
to Chicago to shout entire days for K'oosevdl and
nominate him for the president must feel very bitter
toward their idol for his repudiation and betrayal of the
cauMe. The colonel has certainly torpedoed without warn
ing the party of hi creation and left his supporters to
struggle alone in the high seas of politics.
'I he action was typically K'ooHcvcltian. When he found
he could no longer dominate the U'epublican party in 1!MU
he organi'.ed the Progressive parly as a stepping-stone to
power. To draw as much popular support as possible,
tho parly platform was largely socialistic. After defeat,
he kept the parly alive to use as a club to force his own
nomination by republicans. Failing in this, now that the
party is ot lit) line for his personal aggrandisement, he dis
owns it.
There is no indication that Roosevelt ever believed in
the social and industrial reforms advocated by the Pro
gressives, save to catch votes, for lie has never, since the
1012 campaign, mentioned them. Instead he has devoted
his energies to criticising the administration and coinnier-
ciali'iug patriotism as a party issue.
When Uoosevclt prates of party principles he means
his own personal ambitious. Wheii he talks of national
honor he mcitns self-glorification. When he shrieks of
Americanism he means Roosevelt ism. He is sincere only
in advancing the cause of the Colonel, and docs not lusi
tale lo betray friend or foe for selfish vantage, lie is the
greatest four-flusher in politicsand when his hand is
called, sulks and quits the game if he can't break it up.
SOUTH HALTED
UKItf.lN, Juno IJ (bv wirelc In
Siiyi!le). Gorman and AmUo-IIuti-Kdrtuii
tump dohwrrd a honw couu-ler-atlHek
on ltHiHti foieo ad
vancing in noitlicuiteiu liukowiiiH
and ilniw.' -tlioin back, the official
Austrian tatoftent of Juno IU wi.vs.
The AlHli-itiiiN raptured J:lU0 Kiih
iiiriM. Tho ulalcmcnt ay:
"In iioitliuttalcrn imkowinn, Aua-tro-ituiiKuriitii
truOi diaoiiKnvd
tliomtolvtw riwii tlio onomv iindoi
heavy loMi'-auaiil lightin;. German
mid Aitatro-iluiif-nrinn loirimenth by
n ooBiiler-iittack drove back a lioh
tile force iiilviineinu nortliuest from
lluczaz. Tliirtucu litmdred KiiHMiuim
wore npltircu'.
"On the lioight cflhl of Wiauio
wer.k n Kussiiiin nltaok wu iloli
ereil tliin nloiiiiiux, bill it broke down
iiinler our nrtillery fire. Kant of
Kozlov, A'tihtro'IIiiuitariaii Hcont lo
tneliiiienth captured a Ittmaiau ud
vuueed pol. Violent llfilitinsr cdn
tiiturH noltlnvcHl nf Tiirnnpol.
"Alonir tlio Ikun and in Volliwiin
it wna eouipnnilitolv (iiiel yonlorilii.v.
WohI of IColki wo repulhed u IttiNsimi
nUeinjil to eroas tlio river. In (hut
rof-ion, na ovfrjivhoie, tlio 1omc8 of,
the lliiHuinns. oorrepouded to tlioir
rookleaa itho of niHsaog of troop.
"Italiiin frent: In tho Dolomite
nnd on (ho front between (lie llictu
n lid the Atligo the Itiiliaim were ro
ptiNed wherover they nltnekuil."
Suottcil Fever in Bnker County
HIAKKIt, Oro, .luno 13. -Two
ciinoh of Hpoltcd fovor, mild to havo
originated from tbo bltoa of wood
tlcka, wore ruportod In Ilnkor county
today. In ono caao, that of a child,
a fatal roault naa feared. In Oram
LIB
PAID KITCHENER
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BRITAIN
LONDON, June 1.1.-II ir.it i-iowds
lined the HlieoH lodiu in the Mtin
Ity of Sf. 1'hiiIV entlietlrnl and -locd
for boiux in Iho rain nwnitnifc the
Hrrivnl of Kiiik Georae, iueen SInr
nnd Dowager f'lu'on Alexandra lor
tho ineinorial -enii'i'H for l'icld Mar
aim! I'm 1 1 Kiteheuer.
Ttio (looi'i of the eHtlit'dral opened
aliortly lift or 1(1 o'clock and (ho a-tj
liiiildinjr wai rapidly filled uilli poo-J
pie who weio fortunate enough to;
luno ticket. TIioiimiihIs of appli-i
euiitrt for nduiiNMiun have been re-1
fiicil ntij it uiih stilted that a build-1
iiifC three time tlio "ice of St. I'aulV ,
would not bold the annv ofliocr-
who u'iihed to nttond the eriee,.
It was uiiuouuoed Hint tho son ice
would bu praetieally divyatcil of imv
militury oeremonial. No troops lined
the streets thrnttxli uliiub the royal
pnriy won to pnaw and theto won no
Kiiunl of honor.
A fentuio of tbo "oriee was the
part taken by the baud of the royal
engineers nnd tbo druumiorH of Hie
Im'nIi jimrd, of whieb norpH 1'arl
Kitoliener uiik lionoriiiv colonel.
Tho (loud iiihicIi wtia plaveil bv the
baiitl mid the drummer, and lifter the
benediction Ilia giini'dhineu were
M'hi'dtiluil to hound Iho "luxt pot."
In addition to the orvioc in St.
I'aulV, the monuiry of the dead hoI
died wn honored bv n oeremonv in
WcxlmiiiKlor Abbey, while a thud
orieo win held in ("iinteibim entil
ed ml.
IModfonl ltoosk'i'5 Snioko
Tbo Medford and Mt. Pitt Clnar.
county, adjoining Dnxer, apottod
fovor hna lieuu prevalloul for tio'oral
week pawt.
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The Fallacy of Paraffine
Base: Eastern oil manufac
turers have long extolled
the superior virtues of paraffine
base motor oils. But Pacific Coast
motorists have proved that Zero
lene, made from selected Califor
nia crude, asphalt-base, gave best
results. Their experience is now
supported by the testimony of in
ternational experts. Lieut. Bryan
stated before the Am.Soc.of Naval
Engineers: "Oils made from the
asphalt-base crudes have shown themselves better
adapted to motor cylinders, ns far as their carbon
forming proclivities are concerned, than are paraffine-base
Pennsylvania oils." Zerolene received
highest competitive awards, San Francisco and San
Dicpo Expositions. Dealers everywhere and at service
stations and agencies of tha Standard Oil Company.
ZEROLENE
ihe Standard Oilfdrffofor Cars
TbTuxedo Hour
1 4 g by Walt Mason f $
Tuxedo's bully all the time; it makes the passing
hours aublime, and by its soft and gracious curves it
soothes the soul and rests the nerves, and fills my
bosom, once again, with peace on earth, good will
to men. But best 1 like it when I've fed this face of
mine with jam and bread. When I have dined on Irish
stew and beans and boiled potatoes, too, and pie
and eggs and cheese and tripe, 'tis then I best enjoy
, my pipe. When from the table I withdraw, I grip
i my briar with my jaw, and fill it with Tuxedo mild
the pure J uxedo undented and smoKe away m
nrfr.t hlias! no nleaBurc can compare with this.
And in the curling smoke I see a world that seemeth
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good to me. worta inar. s aeDonair ana gay, us
woes and worries done away. The plans that seemed
foredoomed to fail, the work that seemed of no avail,
now wear the rosy glow of hope, and I endorse all
sunshine dope. Tis thus in my Tuxedo hour; the
world that seemed so dark and dour, is blooming like
rose of spring, and I'm in mood to laugh and sing.
BAND CONCERT
-at-
ASHLAND LITHIA PARK
EVERY SUNDAY 3 p. m.
and
Wednesday Evenings at 8
Park Brilliantly Lighted
for Eycning Pleasures
Children's Play Grounds, Tennis, Cromiet,
Hundreds of Picnic Tables
Medford Conservatory
The summer classes in Music Expression and
Physical Education opened Monday, June 12
That we might have larger and cooler rooms, the
classes of the .Sledford Conservatory will in the fu
ture be held in the east room of the Xatatoriuui.
A special class for ladies in Physical Training will
bej-in Wednesday a. in. at 0:'l(J. A class for young
ladies at SjMO. A class for children at 10:110 a. m.
Wcdncsdav.
Other .classes arranged for later. Those wishing
to arrange for work in either music, expression or
physical training are asked to do so, if possible, by
AVednesday. Students in all departments of the con
servatory wishing to take advantage of the swim
ming pool will be allowed lo do so at special reduced
vales.
Lynelle llovious, instructor in Urania Kxpres
fcionand Physical Kdueaiion.
Ivadcll Swindler, instructor in Piano aud liar-nionv.
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NOTICE TO WATERUSERS
VAUDEVILLE SOON ASSAILED BY
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uaw polio tor unt day a uk, wilt
Ihi offered Wwlford UiwUur tHH.
Tko l'n tkwilw uiaituiMuvut tot'I
it I about lu aeorr a triumph. In giv
ing thu public the to lulu It baa
bwu awkiug (or a luug tlui, coiti
blHutuu of lb tHWi ttMiurM in vaa
duvllta and tke f ttaga at a wy
lw adniUMon rK Tueady k bill
will ruuatat of foui dlux uudf villa
ul aud alx icul. uf hlU tlaM first
run f iliu ptiturv Varifl) nltU u
bg V rlmracterUt' tr hill toda
Thaw 'a Ilia Tbriv Wc.loos In a PvdU-
A'l'IIKNS, June VJ, u.i lmdon,
June 1,1. Till- otfiee l the newvia
urs which kuxe auiHnifd fonntir
PitHnwr N'rtiiaattMk wari' uwde the uli
li-ct,. ol a hotile Uiuiou-tr.uiou t
du. The ik'UiinlrMtor wure mi
mimhI aiatNl)' of IktMio wko had tM-t-u
MMtutir curlier at a uoim sbw m
tke .IuiUhih, wWb a- aitvwikNi b
Kmg t'oMstaatitif and Ikr rotal tain-I).
y Commencing Thursday, June 15, 1916, Irrigating Hours will be
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as toiiews: - a. m. ro 1 1 p. m.
OTIfK
la hficln bIvkh that 1 will list be
tifni. arttatlu .tod drlon pwlog ieo-i reniilWo lor and Pill coutiaded
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Miion Hurt Hro. lo . iu a om
d ktt(k oai It ltd l'li Who
wlilcb la alaiutiaOB ItiuiiMi'l biiil
long (area lie ami ImiU'I'iidv Kpift1
In romdv and ulnglua. ."0 H'romo
and lwi in a mIiikihk suiiinacv
Tbta would fin fuouab loi iiipio
drm uftv. but tboru l the eel.
tratad Kikul Hum mora in ik a
tonlxblnK irtl on.l,i(g)m I'll.'
IxIm. ..I Huu . AniLulBUivi kirlca
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JOHN A. PERL
UNDERTAKER
Ijuly Anttntt
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londuy, Wednesday ami l-'riday on the east side of the streets running north and .south ami north side of all
streets running east and west.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday on the west side of all streets running north uiid south and on the south side
of all streets running east and west. "rjalBau-
Smulay forenoon on the east side of nil street running north and south and the north side of all streets run- A
uni east ami west.
Sunday arteruotm on the vve4 side of all streets running north and south and the south skb at all streets
running east and west.
Wasteful use of water or using an open end hose for irrigating will not b permitted,
Corner property will be governed by the tree,t on which the home if numbered.
Water must be shut off immediately in case of a fire alarm.
Do not use a no-jsle larger than one-quarter inch in diameter.
Do no tset sprinkler so that it will interfere with traffic on sidewalk.
Do not allow water to ruu to waste down the gutters of streets or alleys.
V4p1.it ions of above rule-, are punishable by fines as provided for by Ordinance No. C60 as amended, and will
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