Medford mail tribune., October 03, 1916, Page 6, Image 6

METFOT?T) "r.Tr; TRIP.rNT.. Mi:i)F0l?T). YrtFiO". TUESDAY. OfTOTsETC X "1fUfi
' pac:e arc
POLL OFt STREET
POULTRY MEN BROWN FAVORABLY
WAR DOGS BRAVE HOT GUN FIRE TO KELP MASTERS WIN BATTLES
MILK SUPPLY OF
STATE E
At a meeting "I' tin' board of direc
tors of llii! froullii-iii Oregon Poultry
association yesterday evening tu con
sider final arrangements fur tin' nn
lin.'il session nf the Slate Poultry as
sociation in this eity during tin; sec
ond week in January, at wlih'li time
the stutfi poultry show will also lie
held in Medford, the resignation of
K. W. Hunter lis president of the lo
cal association was accepted and W.
W. Watson elected to the vacancy for
the remainder of the term. Mr. Wat
son was also made acting secretary
during Secretary Holhronk Wilhiiifr
tin's illness nt the hospital.
The annual election of officers for
the state association will he held in
)cccnilicr, at which tunc, the place
of holding the state poultry show will
lie. formally determined. The state
association, however, has given .'W-
mrnnce to Medford that the show will
he held in this city during the first
half of January. This i u. signal
recognition of southern Oregon's ac
tivities in the ioultrv industry and
one of llio rewards of the local as
sociation' ejtcellent record during its
nisteni'e of less than 11 year, in which
time it gave one of the best poultry
shows ever seen in the state, outside
of l'ui'llund, lioth in point, of attend
ance mid I he mitnhcr and excellence
of pi'ns shown.
The slate show in this city in .Ifiiiu
nrv will doubtless ntUaet all soutli
eni Oregon anil mark a new era in the
poultry industry in this part of the
' ll. ('. Drown, manager of the Hubert
S. Towne estate, owners of the Blue
Ledge niine. returned TuoMlny from a
week's inspection of the properly. It
was his first glimpse of the mine, anil
I he annoitn 1 thai he was agreeably
surprised al Hie remarkably line
showing there.
Mr. lirown left Tuesday evening for
New York, where he luadc his report
to the oth lircclors of the Towne
conianyf who will decide upon oper
nting or selling the property.
Indications i'nvnr operations, with
aulo trucks to start on, until railroad
connections arc secured. Mr. lirown
was reticent regarding his plans, hul
intimated thai he ipicsih.ncd the val
idity of the railroad honds voted hy
the citv to aid railroad const ruction.
! RAIN DEFICIT FOR
! YEAR NOW 9.44 INCHES
LINOSEY FAVORS WILSON
(Continued tram page one
are happy and the country Is at peace.
Tho progressives, ospoelaly, realize
and nproc-lnte that under the presi
dent's administration ninny legisla
tive eniiclnicnts nnd reforms for
which the progressive party stands
lire accomplished facts. There are,
In fact, many republicans who udmlre
the course of the president, mid who
condemn Hie republican leadership of
Colorado, who will vole for Mr. Wil
son as iinalnst Mr, Hughes."
1 TOM
Xjj AMERICAN Pets., ASA
XF.W YolilC, n-t
(York state farinc
. :i The
s tinhtened
upily todav
The mean ninxlii. .nn temper:
was M.H2 deKi-ees, and the i
minimum was lf.1 dc-;rces.
Tho report follows:
Tiate -Mln. Max.
1 Kfi r, l
2 75 r.o
3 7.1 r.:i
4 77 4 5
.'i Kl 03
fi tit IS
7 sn on
8 72 DO
5 f.H 43
10 77 .18
11 SO 38
12 SS 42
1.1 92 41'.
14 Uli 4S
is 4 r.o
II! S2 51
17 .S2 40
IS : SS 4ll
1(1 SS 4i;
20 02 4
21 91 50
22 S5 50
211 74 4 2
23 74 42
24 75 ,'IS
25 73 III
IT, 75 311
27 S7 4 1
2S Illl ,0
211 S7 45
30 S3 45
Tola! ...25 15 I3S3
Am.
.07
A? Mr.
Shot, ulillo liearinu a dispatch through (ieiiliiin fiiu fir',
bravely sustained pain, while surgeons ilresst'd his vvouuils.
New
their
urip on Hie nink supply tooav nun
caused a fiiither rcdnctiiui in the
ipiantity supplied to this city. The
farmers are holdinj.' hack the product
of their dailies io compel the bin dis
tributors here to pay higher prices.
The milk war has spread through
out the state, licports from all ports
of New York tell of thousands of gul-
Ions of milk spilled in combats be
' tween I lie dairymen and the employes
of the distributors, the pickctinir of
! crossroads in dairy districts, farmers
; held up and bcalen, and the cstabii.-h-i
ment of cheese maiuifactiiries to dis-
lliis l-'i-e mil HeU Cross ilog limped back and
PRESIDENT OFF
E
the one he delivered here last Bar
clay, he expects to touch on the ques
tions now before the country.
The president discussed the censor
ship of moving pictures today with
William A. Hrady and a committee.
He said his mind was open on the sub
ject, and listened earefuly to the ar
guments of the committee.
surplus rcMiltini; from the
of New York City's sup-
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j INFANTILE PARALYSIS
i EPIDEMIC NOW OVER
l.ONfl ilHAXCIl, . J.. Oct. 3. j
j President Wilson was ready today for XKW Vf)IiK. Oct. M. -Tbe public
us nrsi invasion o, uie m.ooie wesi heallli service todav discontinued its
since the campaiKU opened. He will nilti-il.ll,ills , ,., ,,ri.
leave here tonlKhl for Omaha, SoinB ti,.s ,. ,.llMn, UI1(U.,. 1(i ,..,vin;. N,..
by way of l'hlbulelphia and Cbicano. . Vll,.k i,ls,,it tol dnrim,' Ihc infaniilc
He will speak in Omaha Thursday ,,,. i vu epidemic and now c.nsidcr
nlKht, returnint! to Shadow l.awn nrl,.cssarv. Health aulhorilics
Saturday niomiiiK. Ihron-hont the country were in-
AitnouKii ninny requests lor tne i',)niu.,
president to speak en route to Omaha
havo been received at the execnlive
offices, no arraimements for any ad
dresses have been made. He will
travel In a private car al Inched to a
regular train and only the renular
stops will be made. He is adhering
strictly Io lils determination not to
turn the trip into a campaign tour.
lie has not yet ib
When You Take Cold
With the average man a cold is a
serious matter and should not be
trifled with, as somo of tho most dan
gerous diseases start with a common
fold. Tahe Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and get rid of your cold as
quickly as possible. You are not ex-
idcil on all the ( perimenting when you jise this rem-
subjects lo be discussed in his Omaha jedy, as it has been lii use for many
address, lull has outlined tho address J years nnd lias an established reputa
la a general way. While the speech ' tion. It contains no opium or other
will not be as political in its tone as ' narcotic; Obtainable everywhere.
, pose of the
withholding
ply.
Twenty deputies have been sworn in
in Dutchess county to prevent raids
of formers upon their neighbors to
compel them to hold buck their prod
uct. This followed an attack on one
man who was severely beaten while
the deputy sheriff who accompanied
him was lied to a tree. .Masked farm
ers are reported to be patrolling the
I roads in several counties upstate seiz
! inj; milk and dumping il. In some
j places (he farmers are eollecliii"
. funds to build co-operative creamer-
Tlig; doings iire promised Thursday
night. The Klks carnival is expected
lo outdo anylhinr of its kind ever
held in .Medford. Hundreds of thej
members of the Klks lodge are nowj
working day and night preparing the
Natatoriuui with its many surprises
I'm the people who will attend this biy
affair.
I.ols of good music is promised;
lots of entcrlaiiicrs, a big minstrel
company, said to he the best in this
country: a big dog and monkey cir
cus, late from vaudeville: a great, big
dean show, real enjoyment for both
the old nnd young. Lots of confetti,
lots of real clowns, a real Toyland
for the grown-ups. Thursday night
will be Grants I'as.s night; 1'ridny
night, Ashbiuil; Saturday night, Med
ford. I.ols of fun every night, flood
dancing; a real good lime for every
one and everyone is invited.-. There
will be no charge for general admis
sion.
A five-minute noli taken on Main
street Saturday afternoon jointly by
n Wilson republican uud a Hughes re
publican totalled: Wilson 1!7, Hughes
111, which gives a fairly correct opin
ion of the drift of public sentiment in
Medford. The same is equally line
of the pounty, no mutter which sec
tion is visited.
' This is not n partisan year or ques
tion ill the minds of the people, hut a
question of pal riotisin a question of
whether moral or material ideals shall
govern the future of the I'uited States
a question of pence or war.
Coiil ributions to the Wilson fund
continue to conic in. The fund, as
revised to date, is as follows: - .
Previously reported .tSti.;!.-!
Cash 2.00
Cash .: 2.011
Cash Mill
Klizabcth Stuart 1.00
John Matney 5b
W. A. Stuart .'. 1.00
Cash 1.IM1
W. K. Anderson l.tHI
K. !). lieaines 1.011
Ashbury I'.eall 1.00
Cash 1.00
den. W. Tcalsworlh 1.00
Julia ll.iublcday Mill
II. K. Wilson 1.00
Cash 'jr.l0
BRYCE DECRIES HATE
Total . lliO-S.'i
(Continued from rase One.)
them, but silences any protest. and
there are those who wish to protest
against its crimes. Some day we
hope they will overthrow it,- when
thev have learned the irutii.
"To indulge in revenge will be to
sow the seeds of further wars. Na
tions ennnot hate one another for
ever and Ihc sooner they cease to do
so, the better for all of them. We
must take all proper steps to defend
ourselves from any dangers that
might arise if, after the war, the en
emy countries were to resume an in
sidious hostility. That is at present
no move than a possibility which may
never arise.
lleci-ies Tmdo War
''Hul the talk we now hear about
starting- after peace has bceti con
cluded, a new war of trade to follow
I the war of arms, has immense enpaei-
I
i lies for mischief. Such a trade war
i would prolong nnd embitter ti fresh
I those hatreds that ought to he ullow
j ed to die. and it assumes a continu
; ance of those very things from which
we expect our victory to deliver us
once for all.
"Our main purpose will have failed
if we do not secure n durable pence.
To prolong hatreds would increase
suspicion, would lead in time to a re
currence of those calamities: from
which we are suffering.. If severe
Icnns luive to be imposed, let that be
done only so fur as is necessary for
securing future pence, not in a vin
dictive spirit, which in perpetuating
hatreds would end by relighting the
flames of war."
Lord llryce ndvocalcd that the
principles of nationality lie respected
as far as possible, especially in the
cases of Poland, the southern Slavs,
Triinsylvnnin and Armenia.
1 ft A dreat many former coffee I
3 lefts' n A to v p Br& i
W drinkers now use iMSTANT P0STUM j
I f because their improved' health. I
1 shows the chartde has helped them 1
1 $fk If won suspect coffee hurts r i
1 yon.try INSTANT POSTUM
1 w in its place for ten clays:
j Gffie Test Tells-'-
j . 1 here s a Iteason
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