Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 19, 1917, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI'AOK THRKE D You Need (jot Suffer From Catarrh MTTJYFOTtTl MATT! TTCTnUKR MF.W0TIO. OltF.tiON'. MOMUY. KKUI.TAUV 1017 E IN HEN'S NESTS ItY W. AW WATSON", Secretary. A ridiculous feature of poultry luislihndry, as conducted In this val ley, was developed in the discussions at a meeting held at EaRle Point by members and officers of the Southern Oivjion Poultry association on Satur day afternoon nt Brown's hall. "When e,'gs in tllis county sell for 15 cents a dozen, we accept the price and pocket the loss rather than can dle and cold storage the ejiss for use when they sell at 35 to 50 cents a dozen. On the contrary, when egHS are high in price because of their general scarcity, we Import them, paying the 35 to Ej 0 cents per dozen to somebody else who profited by our huk of enterprise and forethought. . The idea that we submit to the con dition which makes It necessary to im port eKSS at any time ought to be so repellaut as to destroy itself before Jt finds lodgment in nuy local person's business consciousness. When hens ant so willing to respond generously tn reasonably fair treatment In this ii! id region for their production, it is a sad commentary on the Intel!! gence ol" Ibis cluster, of communities that we do not produce eggs enough jor our own breakfast tables. Reference to copperl'ields and gold mines nrnmnted one of Hie KiieakerH the to relate that mining in ben's nests j in the I'nitod Stales produces moreJ gold and silver annually than the an nual production of all the mines in this nation. Look up your Year Jiook and discover the difference be iwecit ihir miner and the hen in that respect, with big odds in favor of "Mddie." Conditions were unfavorable to a large atlcndan-e at the Kaglo Point meeting, hut the few who attended became much interested in modern" methods suggested for the increase of poultry production in this valley. Many of the people in the Kagle Point district have fine flocks; and those who have taken good care of them are increasing their number because they have found easy profit in them, even under present conditions. When concerted action is taken by the pouJ terers in an educational way, in every phase of the Industry, including the markt t feature of it. they will find greater inducement to increase their flocks. 'Nearly all of those present became members of the association. Agents were appointed to add generously to this list, I'ncle A. C. Uowlett, author of "Kagle Point lOaglets," and A. K. Strong having n number of member ship cards for those who desire them The Southern Oregon Poultry as sociation is the nucleus of a big in dustry in this county and it is believed that that "million dollar hatch for fc 1020" is practically assured. That will give $1000 each to-a 1000 fam ilies. ' 2 JV. MB L i ! term i i ivs&k v Qju ' 1!).- -('mini Cuactls have leoa plncel at the eutiaiice of I'nrlo Rms navy yard nt IlwKtklyn, since diplomatic rein- tions were broken with iernr.iiiy, u l only eniphyed, with cards, are allowed to enter or leave. F . SAX VliANClSCO. Keb. 10. Con tinuance df American relict in Ucl giiun by Americans wn assured to day by Herbert ('. Ilimver, head ol' Itelgijui relief ctnnmissiiui, in a telegram made public here bv Or. Wil liam Palmer Lucas, chainuan of the eomniii tee hulidliiitr ( 'alilnruia I'elief contributiniis. iluover said (here was sulTicieut f'ooil in ielgium in allav all leais of famine, pciidin-j- arrival ol' fond ships on their way now. The California committee will continue its active support. BERNST HALIFAX, Feb. 1!). The pvnminn tinn of tho njiiiors ami offL't'ts of ('until Von lii'niNtorlT, fonnor Ger man aniljasaditv to the United States and his suite, on board the Seandina-vian-Aaierican lino steamship Fred erik is nearinsr nn end, it was annonneed today. The ship has been detained thn-e days. No inetiuhintios have been deteeted in eoimeetion with the t'ornier (lermnn ambassador's tarrs, wtiile tiio ear-o has been found five of contraband. ON SAFETY FIRST AMSTEHUAM, Feb. von lieventlow devotes editorial in the lluiliu Taaes Zeitunir to an attack on James W. (.(erard, fonner AmericHii nmbassndur, whom he ueeuses of having used his official position to deliberately transmit im portant war information to the en tente by way of America. "Many indications," ho writes, "have continually pointed a the theory that tho uncontrolled cable service and letter service to tho Unit ed States permitted to the American 'mlassy, had also been an micon- rolled method of communication with London nnd Paris. This was best il lustrated in tho events which led to tho capture und execution of Sir Hoirer Casement. Thus London learned in (rood time of the enterprise which led Casement to the Irish coast and his capture followed. American Ambassador Oera id and his personnel woro tho ones who delivered the hon orable Irishman to the hnninnan." An attack on American newspaper service from Nerlin is appended nnd tho article closes with an expression of heartfelt thankfulness that Mr. WASHINGTON-, Feb. 19. Oppns-1 n,r,, ,..ft IVrIi,. ing amendments by Senator Cummins' 1- -r. to temper some of tho stringent pro-1 the United Slates nnd that it was visions of the espionage bill pending! absolutely essential that drastic laws in the senate, Senator Overman of j be enacted to protect naval stations, North Carolina today declared he hail submarine bases and other national been told there were 100,000 spies in 1 defense". SEEK PASSAGE OF L You havo probably been In tho habit t f using external treatments to relieve your catarrh. You have applied sprays, warhes nnd lotions to the mucous sur faces of tho noso and throat, have oeen temporarily relieved, and then vondered a short time af .er, why you were troubled with anoiher uttuek of catarrh. You should realize, that cntarrh is nn infection of the blood. This fact has been agreed upon by specialists ii catarrh troubles, and has been proven in tho laboratories of tho Swift Specific Co. S. S. 8., which wai dis covered over hfty years ago, will cleanse your blood of the catarrhal poisons and will thereby relieve you of the dripping in your throat, th sores in your nostrils, spitting, hawk ing nnd bad breath. All druggists carry S. S. S., and the physicians of our Medical Depart ment will cheerfully answer any let ters which you may write them in regard to your case. Swift Specific Co.. 305 Swift Puilding, Atlanta. Go. .1UAKF.Z. Feb. 10. Fear-on, Chihuahua, owned lumber camp, of ('a-as (irande. v Kiimiir- thai the Amcrican '20 miles south as occupied by Villa troops Saturday, were dome here today when a nies-ac wa- n reived at u.i'itarv headiiuarters 1 rum I'ear.'.on. saying that everything wa liiiel and that no Villa troops ha been seen in that vicinity. The telegraph line from .Tnarcz. t J'onrsiin was nut of order o' lay, but was repaired today. Iliims in Casa- Grnndcs were purled to be normal today. The telegraph line is not today at Modern. Chihuahua, another big American-owned lumber ramp. whi.-h was i upicd bv Villa Iroop- rccentlv and -even ( hine-e killed. cr Sun Condi al-o re- W'n-l-.iic. STOPPED BY BREAK XKYV YOIlls'. F b. 10. The provis ional Zionist committee announced here the diplomatic situation between the United State- and Cerinauv had not interfered with it- .Ti-tribati.'ii of relief funds in I'ale-tine, I'obind and Lithuania. With the approval of the Dani-h government and the support of Minis ter F.gnn nt Coicnhagci. it wa- -aal. lani-h .lews have taken over thc,rm- i,,;n..' u-ork in the three di-trict-. to which more than .LimiO,IMIO al ready has been senl. Sunday was a great day for the Lord at the linptist church. The Sunday school hour was used bv Mr. .Marshall on the subject of "Safety First," "Seel; Ye First the Kingdom of God." This was made a heart li heart talk with his young hearers, in which he told them that no teacher, doctor, lawyer, or editor was fit for o great and responsible a position until he had become a Christian. Many came forward at the close ask ing to know the way. This service was followed bv the morning service, the sermon text be ing the "Deity of Christ," "What Think Ye of Christ .' Whose Son Is lie.'1' Any man who believes that Jesus was the Christ, will not sit idle in his pen. In lectures on such subject as "Hell Fire llurncd Out." you will find the congregation is made up of li.'i per cent men. And these men will always be found the kind of men who can tell you where to spend vour change. In such a meeting hold in Los Ange les, .i'2,000 was raised to place in fidel literature ill the high schools of the Pacific Coast. lie is the sin bearer of all those who accept his as such. Mothers share the sins of their children, but they do not bear them. He bears them as far as the east is from the we-t. If not divine he can not save a -ingle sinner. He niil-t po-sr- the pardoning power. I low can we often tell thai some child belongs to a certain familv by the resemblance.' The same rule ap plies with Chri-t and find. Hi- di vine workers -how hi., divine nature and birth, lie wa- born a king, not horn a prince and then crowned i king. All knees must bend and all lips confess Mini Lord of Lord, and king of kings. The thief did this while lie wa- on the ero-s, alive, and he was saved. Tee I'cnturian also confrsM-i. it. while lie hung on the cross, but too late. Learn the teaching. In the afternoon lor iuo bonis Mr. Malshall held a large and apprecia tive audience spell bound, while he told them of the sec. mil coming of Christ. Young people's meeting in the evening heard Mr. Mar-hall on the subject of "YVhv 4 Am a Hnpti-1." Thi- was a helpful one for all present. Subject. Monday night, "Too Laz t Love." XF.W YOI1K, Feb. 1!). Marcus M. Murks, president of the National Day light Saving association, announced today he had written to President Wilson urging him to expedite the passage of the Oallinger- Holland bill, now in the hands of committees' pro viding for turning the clock forward one hour during the summer mouths. licports received by the association! indicate Mr. Marks said, that if the United Stutes adopts the plan it will then be submitted by Canadian busi ness organizations to the Dominion government for consideration. oiarotnar iviii the words blend . .. CIIIfACJO, Feb. 10. .Incise San born in tiie Tailed States distnet court today tunk the government's ease against former officers and stock sales-apenls of the Independent Harvester company, nf I'lunn, 111., from the jury and in.-truclid a ver dict for the defendant:-. The ennrt held that the eovermiient had failed to prove that there was any intent mi the part of the defendants to defraud purchasers nf in 1 1 i - company. CHE BENDER HELD It's a sign-post for aroma every Omar. It says "This way, to aroma of richness, of ripeness, of whole someness." To Omar aroma in other wordsl Aroma make: a cigarette they've told you that for years. And Omar is aroma. It's the perfect Turkish blend the triumph of rich Turkish and ripe accentuating leaves. Then Omaromar spells aroma. Even the words blend. pi. c I PlIILADLLPHIA. 1 A. (Chief) Pender, the Indian base-! ball pitcher, who accidentally killed j a man with his automobile here s:it- urday night, wa.- toiiav held without ! hail by a police ijiagi-t rate to await action bv the coroner. Later eoun-elj for prndcr secured a writ of halves j corpus in common ph-j.s court and he j was re'en .cl on hail lending tiie coroner's action. FALLING ' WALLS Kill .11 Cl GARETTES ''Smoke Omar for Aroma 10 for OFFICIAL AT REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS DIES MAUTrnli'l). Conn.. Feb. !'..-Kd-ward S. Voiill'-'. aged b. -ergemil at arm- at the republican national con vention which nominated Pie-idcul M. Kinley and Pre-idcnt Wooscvclt. died today of pneumonia. Fee tbiv'v ears be wa- republican p-gi-lin- of voter- here. (jrKtiF.c, F.b. pi, of buildings w-rerli, cni-hrd three tirc-uiu t badly injured live oliier- lire wa- luebcr'.- -cv wilhin a mo'ilh u!d Falling walls' I Ic Ha: rath and today. Thi' nth serioii- one 1 sc:irchiu'' 111- ipiirv boa -c - under way. wrl'C desl roved Six busiiie- CHICHESTER S PILLS '-firX Lu ll 1 Alt )'"' llrm.l.t fof yj '" K I UU -'"' 'V t-. 1 l,L.M Mhrr tlrflH, v ' I liotnl.i. - " I" -TEB j i. y i.,. '!i.Mi mi m en. 1.. f V Li , -l, l .. wi 1 S.lr.l. A(rl I'.O. !. OLD BY USiJOtlSlb LVLKWMLKE lHCOfOITID 1 ! What is Your Tire Mileage? ! 1 What Is your tiro repair bill par i your? The tires w4 hnndlo aro built i to Blnnd up under the roughest of 1 usftKa. They aro near fool-proof aa it Is possible to mako them. That give tho careful driver an added ad vantage iu wearing quality. ' C. E. GATES SEASONED WOOD Dry Body Fir per Tier 12-INCH CHUNKS - - $2.25 16-INCH CHUNKS - - $2.75 Kitchen Wood 25 cents Higher Wp Guarantee the Measure MOREY WOOD CO. PHONE C54-J 37 N. FIR ST. San Francisco to Chicago (less than 3 days) "Overland Limited" on Ogden Route Through Sacramento, Ogden, Cheyenne to Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago and eastern points PROTECTED BY AUTOMATIC BLOCK SIGNALS FOUR DAILY TRAINS California Orange Day, March 10 isk Local Agent. JOHN M. SCOTT, (Jen. Tass Agt. Southern Pacific-Union Pacific Insist Upon Home Products HESE GOODS ARE MADE IN THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY KEEP THE MONEY AT HOME 7 WK RKPAII), RKMODEli OB OH KEMAKK. nuto boillea with skill, promptnes and artistic appreciation. So, no matter what accident or time has done to your car or how you want tiie body changed, send It here whore work we have done for others can be taken as a guarantee that our Bor vtee In you will bo Batlnfactory, We also do all kinds of blacksmith-lug. Billings Carriage and Auto Works If good little iigs you'll Ijc cadi morn, And drink your milk and eat your corn, You'll .soon grow into that deleetublis faino Of having "ACORX" Hams and Haeon for vour name. -'I ftLio ACORNI yr. v acorn oc i INDEPENDENT MARKET "Around the Corner" OUR SERVICE STATION For Telephone 890 GALVANIZED TANKS OIL AND WATKIl and IlifiKJATJN'O PIPE Oo to J. A. SMITH, 128 N. Grape St. Patronize the Institution that Maintains the Largest Payroll in Medford The Medford Printing Co. The Pest Equipped Job Plant in Oregon Outside of Portland I'f t