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I Medfokd Mail Tribune AN lNlirrUNIWNT NEWKPAI'KR pum.isin-:i kvi:i;v ai-'TKK.nuon liXOl'il'T HIJNPAY II V TUB MlOUl'UUD I IIINT1NO CO Office Mull Tribune TlulMlns, 25-27-28 North Kir atnut; U'leiJliune .. The Democratic Times, tins Mt'ilford Hall. The Mcufurd Tribune Tim South ern Orcgonlun The AhIiIuiiiI Ti'lliune. 0 ROUGH IMJTNAM, Hilllor US80BIPTION EiTEII Ono year, by mull !i.no One month, bv mull 0 F'er month, clcllvcjrccd by currier In Mc-drciid, I'licc-iiiy, Tiilc-nl, .lucli- MiinvHlo Mini I'ciititil I'olnl T.O Batm-tlny only, by mull, per year..,. 2.t0 Weekly, per year ISO Of filial I'uucr of the City of Medforu. Officio! rapor of Jackson Cniitity. Kiitc-rutl an wcconcl-claHM matter nt Mcclfctrct, Oregon, under the act of March I, 1879. Bworn Circulation for 1910 2491 Full leased wire Associated Press dla-r-atclitca. lly V. W. WATSOX, Scerclury. OllC (if ill!' lll(lt illipill'illlli (UCN- tions tiimni poulterers everywhere is tlial of iVctl for ejrj; rnductiou. All of the profit in the latter iiiiij cumI.v be lost by careless tit improper feed ing. Not many i'nruiers who raise chickens as a mere incident to llieir pastoral operations know anything about the kind of feed to use ' for gjflf . jirodiiclion, lieennse tliey linve not engaged in tile business on tin "V msis1," I'tnillry, . v.illt many farmers, is not really a part of the business of till) fai'in. Cliickeus, like, tlons and eats, art) loleiated if tliey keep out of the way. As a matter of eommci'eiul consideration, poultry hliuuld lie nn important foalure of every fanner h business. With proper 1 care, a lien which may have cost .10 i'cn(H can ho made to produce one dollar net profit every year of her service as an ckk producer. With out proper care, slit: is merely a producer of an cut; or two for break fast ami sometimes mil Unit. In answer In the iifstioii as lo "what to feed liens to make them lay," Orchard ami r'anu of San Francisco, se.vs: An F.vccllcnt Uhh Feed. "The fullowiii": dry imili has been highly reeommended for both malum fowls ami for the younger slock: Two hundred, parts bran, lllll corn meal, 1U0 of ground or lolled oat. 7.1 of middlings, :i of I'i-h scraps mul li.'i of hiw.si:i,le iloiir. fed in hoppers. "This mash was led al the inter national eK-layill'j enlilcsl, as Mils also the follow in'.; scrali-h I'mtd : Sixiy purls cracked nun, (Ml ,,f nlleat, III of hili.'o while oals, 'Jll in' barley. It) of kaflir enru, 10 of coarse beef. "A method I'miiih! er -a I i-i actoi is ,i IlOlif ,1 hi .1 I' cral Hi lo rcii i lolled l! i i .,,-! in ta::e ill 1 -I. I, i i. lo loal, ii -!i n siaall ii.l:alii:i -da.' s.- Snli.liliil hi i.. i, i lor llo- I 1 1 . I'.olt.'i mill.. Hill I.'. I.. Wd-on. of Central Point, who ha- a );,,. I, ,. i lens an,: pullels, has I. am, i all, !,, ,- s:iti failorv o -'.r,s ihile hi, I ! hoik lor Jl-h and heel -craps. In r,-l he pie. Ids it, both lor ,'bliM 'iii'in-i' ia liandl inu and for iv-illl-. I ial t,-i laiik mat be hail for a ivm and a half a "al lon. The iii'i'iiis an, coins ut, in !n feed i-iuiuc-tcd above ale ell pro duced In this i,lc.v. I.,,cal mills pic pare tlicin for use as led. If poiil teri is raise ibcla, the i-n-t is nominal. To imparl them is an inexeiisiilile rMnivupmicc. As wit, di clarcl in recent poultry association nicctins, nil of the staple feeds for poultry can be rni-eil at homo. Tlu icin be a larpe share of the profit, To do otherwise is not to do business for profit, lhisiness for pleasure is a very ipiesiioniible luxury. Few like it: and ycl thousands appear to lie r-nKiijicl in it. As a pleasure, it is usually what Sbeiinan declared win to be. Hell oa-iit to head Hie list of those thins;- tor winch laiuiliai iiv breeds contempt. FLAMES THREATEN COLORADO T0W,f'l I.A.MAI1. Colo., Keh. .1 liv orlRlnntilii lat iiiuhl lu a V.J-i nnd feed barn, tliieatcnit to burnout the pnllrfl ti.isini'sr. seiilou of thh- SSiTif MAKE OWN FEED FOR EGG PRODUCTION THE LEGISLATURE T III'I leo'islative si ssimi il' l!)171i;is paused into history, and a sigh of relief goes up over the state as the official ciipies f new laws are awaited to prciierly esti mate the effect upon ( lie state and its development. The remark is commonly heard that this was the worst session in history hut the same remark is prevalent after every session. As a matter of fact, the legislature did not dii'ler materially from other legislatures. There was the usual sprinkling of grafters, hut the ma jority Avere prohahly honest men. .Lack of an efficient or ganization and lack of leadership in either house showed in 1 hi: unusual amount of log rolling and dilitory tact ics. it is the system, rather than the pcrsonnal of the legis lature that is responsihle for the hiennial scandals. There hit too many legislators, too many hills, and too frequent sessions. Measures are seldom considered upon their merits, hut are enacted or defeated according to the persona or political pressure applied or the Irades consummated. We have gone law crazy. AVe want to regulate every thing and everybody except ourselves. Karh legislature introduces seme one thousand or more hills, half of which become laws and few of which are csscuiial. A legislative sessin! mice in five or six years with the. hoard of control authorized 1o make annual levies for needed expenditures, would he a real saving to Hie taxpayers. I'niii the copies of bills enacted are received, it will he impossible to comment intelligently upon their merits, as as till were more or less amended front t heir original forms. The big work of the legislature has been the promotion of a definite highway policy and the submission to the people of ii six million dollar bond issue for permanent highways, the adoption of which will enable Oregon to keep pace with "Washington am'. California in highway development.. An insurance code, highly favorable to the companies instead of the policy holders, and it new irrigation code has been enacted. The process of popular government is always painful, but if as a result of this legislative session, a good roads program results, the people can overlook the many shortcomings. CLOSED 10 NEUTRALS LONDON, Fob. SI. -It Is orilclal ly announced that tbo Port of Ply mouth has been closed until further notice to all uliljiM except tbostt-of the nlllus. Plymouth is ono of Ureal llrltnla'u most i in porta ii t naval bancs and the sllti of a great arsenal and vast dock yards. COMMUNICATION. To the people or Mettl'ord and .lacli trnn county: I wish to say Unit I land ed lu your city iiliout the first of February, coiuIiik hero from lOlllolt creek nt the Silver Forks plucer mine where 1 have u placer mine of my own. Since cnmliiK to Medtoril 1 have inn tl ii n trip to the Blue l.cili;.' mine, where 1 worked severul days. I have been a milling man for a good many years havlim worked at mlidim in sev eral different countries as well us Aiiieilcii. 1 have'luu: .-. .;reat ileal of mluliiK exierie, e and alter liavlau seen the lilue Leilae mine I wish to say to the people of this vicinity that the Hlue l,eili;e mine is one of the nest and greatest copper mines. There is uolliiim bettor in the 1 11 It til Slates ami lilt-re are lint lew hotter in the iMiiM. 1 :i in not iutcreslcil in the i-i" I, ,'ie mine eiul I am wiiiiiis llii:t aoo,l news oi my own free will. o' i am sill is l ieil tiiiu- out of evi l v It-ri l " o ; 1 1 e m lour vi, iuliv iloll'l it-all t w it.-l ' on h.i, i iaill ai our tlooi-. and I v.Ch lo s;i i on loot liotlcr wal.o iit to teis .aet at oliie or tn-.i ma: lose I tie pllliil. .11 i-i SI.ATIK. HELPFUL WORDS li'itin .t tci't'iu'ii Citicn. l-i .Mini- bin iv lame ami iiiiititnl' lutes tl iirlie eseei-lall.v alter ier tinn? l.-i ihcrc a soicne-is lit t::e Itiilnev rcstou Tlu-se s:- ii'itt'iun miiI weak hiii- l.el s. tl' i-o thtre is ilanncr iu tlelav, V eaii UltlncK. get fast tti-iiUer. tllve your thouble irutii jit alli'n Hiiii. Hoah's Kidney fills are :'or ie.iU Klilncys. Your neiithliois use and reeoi'i iliciid llit-m. lii'.ul this Mi'dlinil li'slini.iay. .Mrs. .1. W. Ilass, s. Ivv i-t.. .Mt.'tirord says: "1 huve ala heeit re, uly to reioiuuicnd Iioan'? ixlilney I'llls whenever I have heard .i-im.mp coiiiiiliilnliiB e limk.iihe or Mdnev tliroi ilcrs. I lime tuUen Iheln her. I have li.nl these irouhiea an. I th" lime never failed to slop tiiti' mis ery in rn bad; ami put u l.l-liieys in cnort Koiklm: order. 1 al'n ivc lii'Bll's Kiilnev I'ills In one nf ,ev . hii-iln-ll who 1.. subject to weak !;l !i n at lin,t Kiicl Hi,.,- restore I! ..em to i, niuinul ciiiiclllbtn." I'rhe .' el nil cl.-alcrs. llup t -.Iniply ask for a kidney r medt --t Ikmn's Klclncy Mills - ,;ie c.,,,,,,, n,; ENDS IT3 WORK. COLOMBIA TREATY I A' A S 1 1 1 N ( 1 TON , b. 2 1 . T 1 1 v so n ti to foreigu ri'lationa. coininiltoc (Intormincil today ihiit tho lonK pend ing treaty to compeuHato Colonihla for. tu parlitfou of Panama, coukl noL lio rutll'lfd al thi sumhIoii. Thl diiciHion was roui'lii'd al'tor J're-dd.'iit WllBon'ri lot ter u-'mJiik ratilication had but' ri read. Chairman Stonu oi tho committt'ti Haiti ho would make u formal Htuti'iiu'nt Inter and niako public th prfHidcnl'a b'ttt'r. 10 "SUCCEED FUNSTON Kli PASO. Texas. 1-Vb. 21. Major iJoiU'tal .lo.i" .1. l'T:Lhlui; tciih':' a mrsruKi? todav froir .Major (ii'iioial llai;h U. S. o t. flucf of (;u'i' cf tho I n it ol Stal.'.; army anom cini: th ap pointtiH'ii'. of i ic;il 'crsliii.i; to bo command! r of tb Mmtiii rn ilop'irt tiH'iit. taunv; t ho pl.iro mauo vac.ial lv .Major i..'i,-.r.'l rrt'tioriil; )'ui :. oil's death. O1 Absolutoly Removes 1 1 id i :t i 0 n . 0 n t; c! . o proves it. 125c at nil dr'.i"i;ii3. i5 p. ? 0 i.-.yy' ' l J? 1 eoul rol and confidence I in Hie riirht which won for him the pviiud iiosilioii of I ''fir.-t in tin- hearls of his count i'men." j A'- n hank we have always sti iveA to uphold the piiuciplcs which Washington personiiiecl we have scni'.'lil Iht'ttiiiih , curel'ul indincnt, scll'-contntl and allegiance to scnind iirinfiiiles to merit and win the confidence of tlie cnnimmi it v whose banking,' needs we serve. YVe seize this opport unit v to join with urr depositors in p.iynii; I libate, t'i l!ic father and : the founder of our cnunirv. The Jackson i . K'slabH Al PAGE THEATER Tho Mcdford liand's concert this evening will eomnieuee at SMj.'Tliu admission Is 2 .1c and children 10c. The program will ho opened with "America", the audience will be re quested to join with the hand in the rendition or this national hymn. The decorating of the stase vvHh flags and bunting will he done by the band boys tills afternoon. The decorations and the national music by the hand should lend much color to this even lug's entertainment. An Interesting number on' this veiling's program will be Ihe piano solo by Miss Jean Loon-is, a little girl who Is not yet In her leeus. .Many people are going especially to hear the Hoys' hand which surprised the audience so much at the first concert of tho sea son. Others assisting tho hand are Miss Sadie Lncey, .Miss Ceraldiue Tlielss, Airs. (.Jeorge Andrews and Mr. K. .1. White. The program Is as follows: America Audience and bunt.. March, "Fort Omaha" Farrah Overture, "The Fall of Jericho Vocnl solo, "I Hear You Calling .Mo" .Marshall Miss Sadie Lacey Selection, "Reminiscences of the South Solomon Piano solo. "Lost llope"....fiottschalk -Miss Jean Loomip Selection, "Ituby ued .March" ; Uarnhottse Mcdford Iloys Blind Trombone solo, "The Lost Chord".. Sullivan .Mr. K J. White Vocal solo, "Lleatl Signer" -Mayerbeer Hiss Geraldine Thciss Potpourri, "lSxcerpts of Overtures" , Ueyer Mnrch, "Oinoonti" Powers Tho Star Spangled Banner. PROHIBIT JAPS TO WED WHITES IN IDAHO JlOISli, Irtahf'.'-.Fcli. 21. Follow ing tho re-intrldiu'Uon of tho anti alien land bill in the Idaho senate yesterday a hill was Introduced today to prohibit the mnrriage of "white persons and Mongolians." It is a winter pfo:: which claims thousands every season. . SCOTT'S EMULSION will strengthen and fortify you against Grippe, and if you , have had it,Scott's will us storeyourstrenglh faster than Vf if any other known mcdicisK'. J.j. KoA!co?iol-Jiist8ics(!Foo(! S.o',l Jfe Hl.iv;u:. Bli-onf'.olil. lrr-:6 JOHN A. PERL UKD2RTAK335. tjuly Assistant ilt S. HAKTI.KTT rttone M. 4?a lid 47-.I-1 Autonioblt H earns Sarviee. siiaisisssia 9' First In me nearts Ill or ms v' Countrymen' Tn he ijiidst of the t: r e n test diseonraj;e menls, perplexities and difficult ii;s Vttsbinj;lon always preserved that JsC't'd .iudisUlellt, self- County Bank m MEDFORD. OREGON giJS - h. - d ls,s.i A This is the package that holds OMgarettec BSfm ' 'Tha ChoterfieId Blend tontaloa the ouott famotu TurUuh tobeMS SAMSOUN for richncMi CA VALLA for ' prooiM SMYRNA for wtniai XANTKl for fragi-noo, conbised with thy beet uomviUc Imu. 20 for 10c Earl Fruit Co. of the Northwest Successors to Tho rrodnceis Fruit Co. of Ori'Knn. Will still continue to handlo a full lino of well known reliable, sprays, such as Hex Lime and Sulphur, Swift's Arsenate of Lead and all oth er materials necessary In the care of orchards. EARL FKl'lT CO. OP THE X. W. 1. C. BROWN, Dlst. Agent. GIM CHUNG China Herb Store Tlerh cure for earache, headache, catarrh, diphtheria, sore throat, Inns trouble, Kidney trouble, stom ach trouble, heart trouble, chills and fever, cramps, coughs, poor circula tion, carbuncles, tumors, caked breast, cures all kinds of goiters. NO OI'KK.VTIOV. Medford. Oreson. Jan. IS, J917 TO WHOM IT M.YV COXCEKX: This is to certify that I, the un desimied, had very severe stomach troiihlo and had been bothered for several years nnd last August was not expected to live, ana hearing of Gini Chuns (whoso Herb Store Is at 241 South Front street in Medford) I do cided to Ret herbs for my stomach trouble, and I started to feeling bet ter as soon as 1 used them, and today am a well man and can heartily rec ommend anyone afflicted as I was to seo C.im Chung and try his Herbs. (Signed) W. U. JOIINSOX, Witnesses: M. A. Anderson, Medford. S. 1!. Holmes, F.agle Point. Frank Lewis, Faslo Point. Win. Lewis, K.irIo Point. W. L. Children.. Kasle Point. 0. K. Mooro, Kasle Point. J. V. Mclntyro. KbrIo Point, (coo. I). Von der llellen, Eagle Point. Thos. K. Nichols, Eagle Point, .lohn S. Orth, Medford. Attention, Farmers M:i)F()l!Il Jl XK COMPANY 31-33 N. P.artlctt St. Pay Highest Prices for HttlKS! Green hides per lb 17C Ory hides, per lb ..2.'iC Green calf hides, per lb iSc Prr calf hides, per lb ...30c We cli Sheep Pelts nnd Coal f&at do what no other cigarette has ever done cr them before hey satisfy and yet they're MILD W fwiral . - CIO ARBTTSS 1 afc r m. 1 . fj iTV?S.'"m " rJJM-g!"?!.1 .!' '.''i'" i"i'-cmcrBcc i-g .! .' n feiifSftiiiiiw The Van Will do ootid work in citlit'i' i less st'i'd and r.iisc lii.ngiT fi i The disi- bcjii'injrs art' w;irr,intc(l never to wear out. tit will pa v von to get one. HUBBARD BROS: Attention Car Owners For the next three days we will give ' 20 per cent off on tires in the following sizes 32x31 33x4 36x4 36x41 These are new fresh stork and onlv a few left at the rediietion. : Valley Garage The Portland Hotel PORTLAND, OREGON The Iiose City's world-famed hotel, oeenpying an entire Mork. All outside rooms. Superior dining and grill serviee. An atmosphere of n fiiinnent. with a scrvi.-e oC eoui'tesy. European Plan, $1.50 and Up TcTflTT A 'D'T nr rtxiTT T-.C -. r for smokess .ii - " mam .i--f fcJL)'' and yet theyre MILD Br stic-kcv or Tree soil. Thev tiiko - tips. ' m-iJlJO. .Mailflffor
