Medford mail tribune., December 19, 1916, Page 8, Image 8

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WATER DOUBLED
VALUE OF LAND
ASSERTS BEAL
Tyson Beall of Central Point In
creased His Alfalfa Yield $50 an
Not Now Consider Farming With
out Water Story of Increase.
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gallon during tlio 1910 season nnd ,county port(m of le dll)tl.(.t
held ut Grants Push Hiitunlay, and it
jwafl decided to proceed Willi urrunge-
ineiuH in me nope inai ine tntciies
can be built and water ready for the
Irrigation of several thousand acres
of land on the somh side of the Hogue
river, between Gold Hill and the
mouth of the AppleKato liver, In to
I be accomplished throiiKh district or-
Acre Through Irrigation and Would ionization. Two districts are to he
organized, one including the terri
tory in Jackson county, the other
that In Josephine county. The Jack
son county district Is already well
along iu formation. The-Josephine
An ardent advocate of Irrigation Islcouuty portion of the district proposes
Tyson Ueall, whose ranch lies in the UB0 01 tnB extension or the Jackson
Central Point district. A part of Mr. counl' dltch-
A meeting of tho property owners
.aim urouBi.1 uu.ier irn- ,,, hoUlhtv;8 lmlU,r thc j01icljh
ine results were so ravorauie tnai
orrangnmeuts have already been made
to bring an additional 20 acres under
water during the 1917 season. This
land will be devoted to the raising f tJ,c com(n, scoson
"b'lr UKVla- The canal to serve both portions
. Tho water was applied this past of tne ditrct ,., b(J a,)0ut mc8
" l 8 ,en acre "m" 01 tt"a,la'.long. Thc water will he taken from
the use of water increasing the yield the rlver near GM , an(J
a" tho district will bo served by gmv.
Without water the average yield',,,.. Tll0 dUch w, covcr al)0ut ,.
from this field has been 3 tons to 000 e8 of nt adJollinK
the acre with three cuttings. With GranU ,. alo,,K lh,. nBll0. It ,s
or witnoui water tne mst cutting ran ,,, tlmt t wl cost a,JOIlt
u, u. u.. minuu. u:r ui cre t(J ,.,,, wU(,r oy()r Ul(J
second cutting shrunk ono half while dlBlrlct. T, construction of these
tho third cutting was almost nil. dltches will make available a large
' Wit ll thfl amillnnllnn if nrnlnii Itin'
" . ucreagc suitable for beet culture adja
" ...-...... , lu "'" cent to the ('routs Pass Biigar fuc-
i;ru. j nu secouu culling whs ainiusi ' ,0I.y
ns noavy as tno first wimo the third
crop was sold In tho field for 1211.
After tho third crop was removed,
tho airalfu reached a height of from
8 to 10 inchos before stock was turn
ed in to pasture It down.
Tho land on which this crop was
raised Is heavy black bottom land.
When tho first application of water
service in distiiiil countries, made
efforts to secure u sent or standing
room, while for the public nml pri
vate eiilleiies the tickets were ltum
was mado the ground was full of doep '.r0 exhausted.
crackB which tho water filled In. Ono When the house assembled, even
othorapplication was mado following scat on the floor and in the galleries
tne socona cutting.
. CROWD HEARS PREMIER
(Continued Krora rage One.)
If tho 1917 season Is as favorable
as that or 18 10, Mr. Ueall stated, ho
will make a fourth cutting which will
IwnH fillrd. The diplomatic represen
tatives ol Great llnlnin s allies oc
cupied seats in the gnllci-v for distin
guished slraimers. On thc benches
bring tho yield per acre up to 8 or reserved for lords were members of
814 tons. Iu ninn r house, who took n pronii-
Klgurlng alfalfa as selling nt I0 m,t ,,,,,-t j briii(riii about the recent
pur ton tho gulns made by Mr. Honll change of government. Among them
by using water are as follows: (lain W(.,e Lords Norlhelilfe, Uending,
por aero, 4 tons or $40, nn amount Hiirnliiim, Islingloil and l'iirie. There
sufficient to pay for the water right ( was also a senttcnnn of Dominion
In ono season; gain for tho ten aero ministers, ineltidinp; l'lcmier JHissev
field, 40 tons or 400. In addition j and Former Premier Ward of New
to this tho pasturago after tho third Vuliinil
crop must ho added. This amounted
to tho oqulvalont of ono ton of hay to
the acre, bringing thc total gain from
the use of water to $.".0 per aero.
"I am so strongly In favor of tho
use of Irrigation,'' stated Mr. Ueall
after recounting the gulns mado In
his crops, "(hut I would not consider
farming without It. I believe that
tho value or my farm land has been
at least doubled by bringing It under
Irrigation."
ITALY SPURNS PROPOSAL
(Contlnuod From Page One.)
Jjnck or SlncrJity.
"I do not dcslro to uso oxagger
atod language, hut tho accent of
honstfuluosH and tho lack of sincer
ity which characterizes tho preainblo
of tho enemy's nolo certainly lusplro
no belief that these mysterious penro
conditions which tho central empires
announro they have the Intention of
exposing later on. with tho object of
guaranteeing the existence, honor and
free development of their peoples, do
constitute an answer to the postulates
wo have laid down."
ltaron Sonnlno apepaled to the dep
uties of all parties in the words of
Premier Urlaud of Franco, not to per
mit the move of the central powers
to "poison tho minds of the people,"
and lo urge them to refrain from
"pluylng tho enemy's game," by glv
liiK way to rash or untimely manifes
tations which might Implant the germ
r-f division and discouragement. He
asked thorn not to vote any order of
the day which might let ll he sop
posed that the attitude of Italy dif
fered from that of her allies.
Amid an outburst of (heeling fur
Huron Sonnlno the chamber voted the
order of the day pure and simple, iiti.
plying confidence In tho government
and further ordered that the fore'.Rn
minister's speech be placarded
throughout Italy. The vote on the
order of the day was 2 7f to 49.
SIONE OF MIS SOI
FOR FEDFRAL JUDGE
lVASlUNtiTOX, Dec. 1!). Judge
Kimhrougli Stone of St. I.ouis son
of Senator Stone, has been selected
by. president Wilson tor nomination
ns I'liited Slnlcs circuit judge iu the
eighth circuit, succeeding .litdie F.l
inur 11- Adimm.
f "liwiivd Thilhusinsdcally
When t hi! premier entered Hie
house just before noon he was cheer
ed enthusiastically from all uarters.
Former Premier Asriuitli, who enter
ed n moment Inter, nlso was cheered
vociferously by liberals.
Sir William ltobciison, chief of the
imperial staff at nrniv headquarters,
dressed in khnki, was in the gallery.
In House of Lord.
Lord t'urzon, presenting the new
Stfjp ToolCAlnot K 1,(10.00 llMjjj
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(j Decide now to give tools j)
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IV KtL-n Kuii:r tK or lie iter till, a Cj
Tool Set
tii I 'W'V tbm over nt fur iWW. Tliy'r f)
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U Tool Cabinet Roohttt Ko. 597 X
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Mm ntul Inn iirlf kihwI tiiUfiU'ivr
KtL-n Kuu.r vU, or tic iter till, a
Tool Set
I .wiV thim over nt fur iWIptN. Tliy'r
'.h ltl.-M lll.l.. I lf t'"l Mil I f- TJ N't
C 'ir'itml jx rfi v in, l -mll"l t ur mmipt
rrftin-it. I k.-. 11 Knurr T.-.i .-h'U u' hm
i.-x Ho hi an I t- .'A
Tool Cabinet ftoohltt Ko. $97
free on rmquett
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Simmons Hardware Co,
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5 Co.
It Works! Try It
Tellt how to loosen a tore,
tender corn so it lifts
out without pain.
Good nes spreads rapidly and druf?
Ktsts here aro kept, buny dispensing
frcount', the ether discoverT n( a Cin
cinnati man, which is untd to looea
hy corn so It lifts out with the finders.
Ak nt iinr phitrmary for a qimrUT
ounco of , friH'otn, which will coitt Try
little, hut in Mid to be tulliciciit to rid
one's feet of evi-ry hard or soft corn or
callus.
You npply Just a few drops on the
tender, aching corn and Instantly the
oretiHss 13 relieved, and soon the corn
is bo suriveled that it lifts out with
out aln. It Is a sticky substance
which dries when applied and never
Inflames or even Irritates the adjoin
In? tisane.
This discovery will pr-Tent thou
r nil of ilp.uhn niinnally from lockjaw
and infucllon heretofore resuHltig from
(he tukMiW hal.'U Ot VUUiiiK WIU?.
FIRST
NAT THIS EVENING
The iwA coie ert of I lie winter
series to In? e,iven hy the Aledford
band will take place at. the Xttt to
night, eoiiimeiicinjf at 8. The stone
has been ciilnrcA'd and remodelled to
accommodate the larj-e .Medl'ord
band. The .Mi ilford hoys' band is to
make its first appearance at the en
tertninmcnt, which is expected to be
a bin; surprise Iu the audience. There
will be a total of almost seventy mu
sicians lukiii); pari iu this evening's
program, which is us follows:
March, "I.nkc Front' (Vander
cook); overture, "Tancredi"' (Hos
hini); solo, ''Toreador Soiiff from
Carmen'' (lli.et), Clcore Andrews;
descriptive patrol, "Ihiblin Hay"
(I.arnpe); selection (Selected), Med
l'ord Choral Society ipiarlet; yavutte,
"Dainty Hear" (iarnhou.-e). .Medl'ord
i boys' baml; violin solo, "Mnzurki di
iC'oncert" (Mubin), Kdwnrd t'luiilcn
l(oot; baritone silo, "Kentucky I
;IIome," air varie (Malloy). Master
Irvine 'ferrel; selectiuu, "IT Trova
j tore' (Verdi); solo, "Ksseiaestu''
(".Martha" (Klotowi, Miss Ueruldine '
iTheiss; marc h, "Manhattan Heuch" ',
j (Suusu) ; "America." Accompanists, i
I Mrs. tlcore;c Andrews, Fred A.
I Ilaixht. ' ' !
cabinet's policy In the house ol lords
said:
"Tho policy of the new government
Is that the war must he conducted
fith the utmost precaution, that there
must he ample return for all sacri
fices, that full reparation must he
made hy the enemy for his countless
crimes and security given that those
crimes shall not he repeated and that
sacrifices made shall not have been
In vain."
$110,000 TO HEAL
PITTSBURG, Dec. 19. Miss Net
tle Hichnrdson, aged 4 0, former cash
ier In a Pittsburg hotel, waa todnv
awarded a verdict of $170,000 In her
suit for $500,000 for breach of prom
ise against Henry Dcniston, aged 78,
mllloualro recluse of SwtE&valo, a
suburb. J
Xmas Oranges, Candies Nuts
Hurry now before the Oranges are gone.
Oranges 2 doz. for 35c. Great Big Ones Only 35c doz.
Our Candies have just arrived. That highly flavored
mixed at 12c a pound is a dandy. You cannot duplicate ii
for less than 20c at other stores. Don't wait until the last
minute, for we only have 500 pounds on hand
and it's going fast.
REMEMBER "JONES" IS THE PLACE
Look for the Windows full of Oranges, Candies
and Nuts Everything Tagged
JONES' CASH GROCERY
Next to Golden Rule Store. Headquarters for Xmas Eats
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Weight 2150 pounds.
18 to 25 miles per gallon of gasoline.
Genuine leather upholstering. '
Equipment One Man Top, Stewart Speedometer,
Ammeter, Gasoline Gauge, Robe Rail, Foot Rail,
Extra Demountable Rim, Clear Vision .Wind Shield,
Electric Lights with Dimmers, Tail Light, Instrument
Board Light, License Brackets, Electric Horn, Tools etc
Price Until January 1
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Price Advances $30 on January 1, 1917
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