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Among recommendations favored
by the Oregon's Sportsmen's league at
Its recent mooting at Portland were:
Ban on killing female China pheas
ants. Cutting trout limit from 75 fish to
50 per day.
Law forbidding possession of more
than 100 trout at one time, or catch
ing of more than 100 In soven con
secutive days.
Lopping off of two weeks of open
season on doer. The present season
Is from August 15 to October 31. The
Sportsmen's league wants the season
to open September 1 and closo Octo
ber 31.
Reducing the bag limit on ducks
from 30 to 20. It wants to harmon
ize the state and federal laws In ref
erence to the killing of this bird.
An open season on China pheas
ants in Hood Illver county from Oc
tober 1 to October" 10. with a bag
limit of three male birds.
Closing the Nccanicum river to
commercial fishing.
. Closing tho open season on bear in
Juno, July and August.
The delegates voted that every club
in tho slato was to be assessed 15
cents per capita ach year to go Into
the league's fund. The organization
extended its thanks to the press for
tho kind treatment received (luring
the past year. "
It was resolved that a law bo en
acted permitting tho Oregon Sports
men's league to namo two men to tho
governor who shall be named as
members of the Oregon state fish and
game commission.
Election of officers was the last
thing yesterday afternoon. Chairman
B. F. Averlll, of the nominating com
mittee, read off the names of the four
selected by that committee to servo
during 1917. They wero unanimous
ly elected.
Hero are tho officers who will
serve next year:
D. Karl C. McKarland, of Portland,
president; Leslie Flutlor, of Hood
ltlver, first vice-president; Y. I),
llensill, of Eugene, second vice-president;
S. C. llartrum, of itoseburg,
seoretary-treoeuror. " Mr. Bartrum is
the only holdover. When he was re
elected ho endeavored to make a
speech announcing that he had en
ough ot the office, but H. B. Van
Duzer retiring president, would not
allow him to talk and he was rail-,
roaded Into a second term.
Retiring officers; H. B. Van Du
zer, president; W. N. ("Wes") Mat
lock, first vice-president; Dr. J. D.
Gill, second vice-president.
The following were elected to the
executive committee, each from a dif
ferent district:
H. B. Van Duzer, of Portland; L.
H. Kelly, ot Oregon City: M. II.
Bauer, of Corvallis; R. L. Ewlng, of
Medford; Dick McDonald, of Hood
River; J. L. Nichols, of Canyon City;
Robert Robinson, of Klamath Falls.
MAINE RAILROAD GIVES
EMPLOYES A BONUS
BANGOR, Me., Dec. (!. The deris
ion of Hie Hiinpor & Aroostook rail
way to five a bonus of -1 per cent on
wages earned in the last six months
to all employes rcecivinjr less than
$L!Ol0 a year was announced by
President" Peivv H. Todd today.
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Childish
Craving
for something sweet finds
pleasant realization In the pure,
wholesome, wheat and barley
food,
Grape-Nuts
No danger of upsetting the
stomach and remember,
Crape-Nuts Is a true food, good
for any meal or between meals.
"There's a Reason"
TOI
TO HELP L
APPLE INDUSTRY
Horace Cardinell, who was cm
ployed on the Ilnlloway anil Bear
Creek orchards since June, 1915, to
September of this year, has just re
ceived an appointment n pomologist
for the Brazilian government, to
gether with seven others serving in
various eapnciticK. These men are
to launch the fruit industry of that
country, the representative reporting
Hint at present there are but cit'ht
acres "hinted to apples, and applet
are selling for one dollar a dozen.
With the execution of one, these men
were selected from the Pacific const
because of similar climatic condi
tions. Since September Sir. Cardinell has
toured California studying the horti
culture of that state; and spent some
time in the packing houses and com
mercial orchards about Watsonville.
Mr. Cnrdincll's appointment was due
to his wide experience, college train
ing ami broad knowledge of the hor
ticulture of the Pacific const. His
salary will bo $'2100 per year and
expenses and transportation there.
The Brazilian representative expects
to leave New York with his men some
time before the holidays. On the seventeen-day
trip to Hio do Janeiro
they will have n Portuguese tutor to
teach them the language. Mr. Car
dinell is a graduate of the Oregon
Airricnlturnl college with the class of
1015.
GOOD BOOK WEEK
GOVERNING BOARD OF THE PAN-AMERICAN UNION AT ITS WINTER SESSION
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The governing board of the Pan
American Union, the official inter
national organization of Hie twenty
one American republics, as they were
sealed around the great mahogany
table in their assembly room in the
beautiful Pan American building at
Washington on the occasion of their
first winter meeting, November 1.
1910. This board is the official con
gress of all the American republics,
and its building is literally the capi
tol of the Western Hemisphere in the
national capital of the United States.
This building is unique in that it is
the only one in the world where the
plenipotentiaries of a large group of
nations meet regularly and officially
by internutionnl agreement to con
sider ways unci means of promoting
pence, friendship and commerce
among them. The hoard furthermore
has the unique distinction of being
the only permanent international
peace council of n large group of na
tions. In its every day practical
work the Pan American Union ib o
great international bureau of infor
mation. Its director-general is John
Barrett, former United Slates minis
ter to Argentina, and its assistant di
rector, Francisco J. Ynnes of Vene
zuela. Ilea inning with Secretary of State
Robert Lansing, chairman ex-offi.'io,
who sits at the head of tho table, the
eight persons scaled or standing, on
the left of the table arc, in order,, as
follows: ltomulo S. Naon, ambasasn
dor of Argentina ; Carlos M. de Ptsnn,
minister of Uruguay; John Bnnvtt,
director general of the Pan-Amerit-un
union; Solon Menus, minister ' of
Haiti; Santos A. Dominici, mini iter
of Venezuela ; M. dc Freyre y Santinn
dcr, charge d'affaires of Pc:u; tlvis
tavo Munizaga Vurcla, charge d'af
faires of Chile, and Francisco J.
Yancs, assistant director of the I:nn
Americnn union. Beginning with the
Brazilian ambassador, Domieio dn
Oaina, who is seated on the right of
The week of December 4 to 0 is
being observed nil over the country
as "good book week." The plan or
iginated in the Boy Scout movement,
and the posters sent out by that or
ganization bear the motto: "Buy the
best books for your children. They
have also had printed a list of
"Hooks ll'iys Like Best," which may
lie consulted at the library and which
gives many titles from which to se
lect. In observance of the occasion, the
public library has arranged on sep
arate tables hooks suitable for gifts,
and has for distribution lists recom
mended by the state library ot!
"Books for Christmas for the Chil
dren." It is suggested that those
who contemplate making gifts ofi
books shop early and it will then be
possible to send for titles which do
not happen to be ill stock. The lib
rary, of course, does not take orders,
hut is glad to offer any facilities it
may have in the way of suggestive
lists, book reviews of late fiction
or in ninny eases the book itself to
examine. A list entitled, "Inexpen
sive adult books for Christmas pur
chase'' has some very attractive
titles.
The Christmas material in the rcg
ulnr lending collection has also been
brought together for circulation. This
includes stories, poems, plays and
suggestions for gifts and entertainments.
JACKSONVILLE DEC. 20
Notice is given that the county su
perintendent will hold the regular ex
amination of applicants for state cer
tificates at Jncksom ille as follows:
Commencing Wednesday, IK-ccmher
20, 191(1, nt 9 o'clock a. in., and con
tinuing until Saturday, December '21!,
191(1, at 4 o'clock p. m.:
Wednesday Forenoon, U. S. his
tory, writing, penmanship, music,
drawing; afternoon, physiology,
reading, manual training, composi
tion, domestic science, methods in
reading, course of study for draw
ing, methods in arithmetic.
Thursday Forenoon, arithmetic,
history of 'education, psychology,
methods in geography, mechanical
drawing, domestic art. course of
study for domestic art; nflcriboon,
grammar, geography, stcnogra jihy,
American literature, physics, type
writing, methods in language, thesis
for primary certificate, I
Friday Forenoon, theory nd
practice, orthography, physical geo
graphy, English literature, cheinis-lry,
physical culture; afternoon, school
law, geology, algebra, civil govern
ment. '
Saturday Forenoon, geomcitry,
botany; afternoon, general history,
hookkccpinir.
Secretary Lansing, tho eight on the
right-hand side of tho tnblo arc, in
order, as follows: Ignacio Calderon,
minister of Bolivia; Joaquin Mcndez,
minister of Ountemnla; Alberto Mem
breno, minister of Honduras; Oonzalo
S. Cordova, minister of Ecuador; C.
M. dc Cespedcs, minister of C'uhn;
Rafael Zaldivar, minister of Salva
dor; Joaquin Cuadra Zavala, charge
d'affaires of Nicaragua, and J. E.
Lefevre, charge d'affaires of Pnn
amn. Unavoidably absent wero the
ministers of Colombia, Paraguay,
Costa liien and the Dominican repub
lic. The ambassador of Mexico has
not yet presented his credentials.
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CUT THIS OUT
Old English Kecino for Catarrhal
eafneMi and Head Noises. .
If you know someono who Is troub
led with head noises, or catarrhal
headfness, cut oat this formula, anil
hand it to them, and you will have
been the means ot saving some poor
sufferer perhaps from total deafness.
Recent experiments have proved con
clusively that catarrhal deafness,
head noises etc., were the direct
cause of constitutional disease, and
that salves, sprays, Inhalers, etc.,
merely temporizes with the complaint
and seldom, If ever, effect a perma
nent euro. This being so, much time
and money has been spent of late by
a noted specialist In perfecting a pure
gentle, yet effective tonic that would
quickly dtBpel all traces ot the ca
tarrhal poison from the system. The
effective prescription which was even
tually formulated, and which has
aroused tho belief that dcafaesn will
soon be extinct, in given below in un
derstandable form, so that anyone can
treat thomselvos In their own home at
little expense.
Secure from your druggist 1 oi.
Parmlnt (double strength) about 75o
worth. Take this home aud add to It
1-4 pint of hot water and 4 oz. of
granulated sugar; stir until dissolved.
Take one tablespoonful four times a
day. -. P
The fli'Bt dose should begin to re
lieve the distressing head noises,
headache, dullness, cloudy thinking,
etc., while the hcnrlny rapidly re
turns as tho system Is invigorated by
tho tonic action of the troatment. Loss
of smell and mucus dropping In the
back of the throat, are othor symp
toms that show tho presence of ca
tarrhal poison, and which are often
entirely overcome by this cficaclous
treatment. Nearly ninety per cput.
of all ear troubles are directly caus
ed by catarrh; therefore, there must
be many people whose hearing can be
restored by this simple home treat
ment. Every person who Is troubled with
head nolsos, catarrhal deafness, or ca
tarrh In any form, should give this
prescription a trial. Heath's Drug
Store, Strang's, Medford Pharmacy,
West Side Pharmacy, llaskln's Drug
Store can supply you. -
' At the meeting of the Pnrent and
Teachers' council Tuesday several
mntL-rs of business were disposed of.
and the subject of lectures for the
coming year discussed. Mr. Hillis re
ported that Mr. De Busk of the uni
versity would be here in January,
probably three days, and would give
a lecture at that time. It was de
cided to try to make arrangements
for tho Finlcy wild life pictures,
which arc to be shown in (Irnnts Pass
and Ashland; lo secure Mr. Churchill
state (superintendent, to-talk on the
county unit, and Alan Eaton of the
university to discuss the practical
side of art.
i Mr. Ilillis asked for the interest
nnd support of Hie public in the con-
i cert to be given nt the high school
I nest Friday evening by the high
I school orchestra. Tho money raised
is to go toward the purchase of a
Victrola. The auditorium should be
filled.
Saturday evening, Dec. 9, Dr. nates
will lecture at the Public Library at
S o'clock, on "Finding the Play." All
clubs and societies which contemplate
putting on plays during the winter,
all committees selecting plays for the
Drama League monthly meetings,
will find this lecture very helpful.
The lecture Is free and the public cor
dially invited, whether members or
not.
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tidy red tr'nf, 10c ; pound and
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humidor with sponge-moist-mner
top that keeps the to
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know smokers prefer qual
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state restrictions on the use
of premiums or coupons can in any way affect the sale of
Prince Albert! Men get what they pay for when they buy
the national joy smoke quality !
P. A. comes to you with a real reason for all the goodness
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out a comeback.
Flash-it-hot-off-the-reel, Prince Albert will let you cut
loose on that old jimmy pipe or a makin's cigarette like a
hungry fox after a chicken ! And you can beat it up and
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so much enjoyment you'll feel sorry for pipesters and rollers
who haven't yet nailed a pew on the P. A. bandwagon I
Quick action introduction to Prince Albert isn't any harder
than just to walk into the nearest place that sells tobacco
and ask for "a supply of P. A." You part company with
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. ',
i his Is to certify that I, the undoi
signed, had very severe stomach'
troublo and had been bothered tor
several years and last AugUBt was hot
oxpected to live, and hearing ot Glm
Chung (whose Herb Store Is at 241
South Front street In Medford,) I de
cided to get herbs for my stomach
trouble, and I started to feeling bet
tor as soon as I used thorn, and today
am a well man and can heartly rec
ommend anyono afflicted as I was to
see Glm Chung and try his herbs.
(Signed) W. II. JOHNSON.
Witnesses:
M. A. Anderson, Morford
Wm. S. U. Homos, Eupb Point.
Frank LowIb, Eagle Point. '; '
Wm. Lewis, laglo Point.
W. L. Chlldreth, Kaglo Point
C. E. Moore, Eagle Point
J. V. Mclntyro, Eagle Point
Geo. B. Von dor Hcllen, Eagle Point.
Thos. K. Nlerols, Kaglo Point,
John S. Orlh, Medford.
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