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Otriclul i'aper of the Clly ot Medford.
Official Pnpur of J.ickson County.
Entered lis accoml-cliisa matter at
Medford, Oregon, under tho act of March
I, 1879.
Sworn Circulation tor 1916 2491
Full leased wire Associated Press dispatches.
GElIilR
IS EQUIPPED
MOST EFFICiENTLY
NKW YOliK, Feb. '2H. The Ccnnnii
rnuU'r which sunk ho ninny entente
vessels in the South Atlantic in .Inn
unry, wan so skillfully armed mid so
well manned lis to(iiulit'iiUi Mio was
especially prepared in n German pin t
for her mission of destroying nior
eluintnieii, necordiui; to Captain T.
Fiil.-eshiinn. of tile Japanese steamer
Hudson Muni, which arrived today
from l'enianilineo, Hrnzil. The Hud
son Mam was one of the vessels captured.
'antain Fakeshinia, summoned on
hoard the raider before being releus
said the euard was so strict thai
no one of the prisoners learned the
aider's identity.
The .laiinnese skipper observed thai
the two big Kims ami the two torpedo
tubes had liven put in iilnoo with an
efficiency which convinced him that
the ship, while u converted cargo ves
sel, must have been equipped ill n
(Icl'iimu port, where guns, material
and marines were plentiful. The
raider was n oWIO-lon boat, he Raid,
villi a speed of 18 kinds.
ASHI'.AN'l1, l'eh. '2A. The body of
Oeorge Van Tassel, a rancher living
on Sanmsun creek, twelve miles cast
of Ashland, was discovered in his
cabin on Tuesday by neighbors. He
had evidently been dead two days, lie
wan n bacbelor recluse, living nlone,
nd was the owner of several hundred
acres of land in that vicinity. His
body was brought to this city Tues
day evening by Deputy Coroner
Dodge. Kxuininulion showed that the
man died of natural causes, an in -
u,ucst liciiiir deemed nniu ssary.
Van Tassel had no known relatives
in this section, and funeral niraic'o
menls are being delayed pending do-velopmentM.
mission' ;uid ignored southern Oregon, tin- leader of the
slate in higliwav developiiicDt.
No count v has made greater efforts for fjnod roads than
Jackson count v. It was the first to appreciate the value
,,c i,.ii,.it t. nlfic. and in 19(H) secured a state appropriation
front the legislature to build u highway to (.'rater Lake, to
........uuililf Oi-enim's "-reatest natural attraction
which was at once enjoined bv the "Willamette valley and
Crater Lake declared "a local affair" by the supreme court
and the appropriation invalidated.
Jackson count v was the first county in Oregon to bond
itself for permanent highways, and the first county to con
struct paved roads. It was the first county to seek federal
aid for forest reserve roads. Without state aid, at a cost
i.t'i.v ec .00.000. it made automobile traffic with California
possible for Oregon with a magnificent highway-over the
Siskivou mountains.
Tiie personnel of the state commission is all important,
in that it will have the direction of the expenditure of state
funds, including the proposed $(i,000,000 bond issue. The
program outlined calls for the construction of roads cost
ing several times the $0,000,000 available before comple
tion, and further bond issues will be necessary. 1 lie com
mission can, however, spend the available money where it
pleases. . '
Lis'tead of naming a southern Oregon man upon the
liioliu-iiv commission. Governor 'ithvcoiiile has ap-
jiointed to represent the first congressional district K. J.
Adams of Kuireiie. a comparative newcomer to the state,
who litis never been identified with the good roads move
ment and is unknown outside of the city he has resided in
for ri. few vears. lie is a real estate operator, aim as lie is
v . ... .. a; ... .. -1.
iii moderate circumstances, ami me compensation lor tui
commission is onlv nominal, the people of hugene have
raised a. fund to iiitv him an annual salary, under the ex
pectation that he will deliver the goods for Eugene, and see
that, t he Jiur iwav luuiis are spent in mat. vicinity.
We are told bv the hugenc newspapers that J'Aigene is
. i i ' . i i.. -u e i.1...... i,.
particularly anxious to nave a roan utiiti. .trout j.uene m
K on-nee and .Marsh! icld, and as a concericu enon is nov
being made bv the slates ot Washington, Oregon ami ran
forma for a coasl highwav, and the completion ol such
road would result in through 1 ravel turning oil iroin the
Pacific highwav at Kiigene and going to the coast, this of
course would cut ol I Douglas, .Josephine and .JacKson conn
ticw Riiccne is a so anxious to construct the .Mackenzie
road to Mend at the expense of the Crater Lake highway
and Mr. Adams will be expected to divert the state fund
for co-operalion with the federal government for building
these two forest roads.
The 'idea in making the stale highway commission a
non-salaried board was to secure men of high character,
proven ability and financial standing, devoted to the up-
building ol the state, that they would cneeriuuy sacmice
their time and energy in public service for the state's de
velopment. The other t wo appointees, S. ISensou of Port
land and W. L. Thompson of Pendleton, fulfill these quali-
iicalions.
Jt is evident that, in the appointment of Jlr. Adams, die
tateel bv political! reasons, a representative, not of the en
tire state, but of a particular port ion of the state, has been
, i -ii i i.. .....w.:l
named, one who is paid oy special niteirsis to hei e ii-ci;u
interests, instead of the entire state. Such is not the intent
of the law. Nor is such an appointment likely to create
public confidence needed to make a success of the highway
program. We may be mistaken, and Mr. Adams measure
up to the full re(uirenients of the office. The state needs
all the highways proposed, and it, is up to the commission
to give all sections a square deal. "
E
e-ted
l'.y W. WATSON.
Anderson Mills, who came up from
Josephine county last evening to ex
tend the horizon of his observations
in this part of the coast (having never
stopped in this valley before), is de
lighted with the information he has
nciiiired about this peculiarly inter
est inn rcjjioii.
"If tho Hohuc liivcr valley wen
difficult of nccess,'' he ventured, "all
sorts of trials and hardships would
readily he endured to reach it by those
who like to blaze the way into a
ountiy whose chief attraction may
be its 'unknownne.ss. 1 tut this bles
sed (jarden spot is so easily reached
that the roniauee ot ri'ttiiiR into it is
destroyed. Hence, adventurous spir
its ure vet looking, not for the main
hancc, hut for the Ion;; chance. They
would prefer to Ro into the unexplor-
d rceions of Alaska or to the hazy
hills of Colombia, if they are looking
for precious metals; or to central
South America il they nru m search
of stock rnuRe.
A Dip Into nml Out Of.
"Crater lake i.s the best known us
set of southern Oreeon union" those
who have leisure for I'eastlnj their
vision on the wonders of nature. Not
many of these leisurely tourists arc
looking for aiiythinj! more substantial
in any country s resources, lliey
come and Rape and wonder and no .to
some other tourists' paradise.
The business traveler, however,
lookintr for sumothino; about which
bo already has some information, dips
into the KnRue Kiver valley at the
north end, elides swiftly lhroui;h il in
two hours, and is fornettin it
thirty minutes while he feasts his eyes
',' ..i . . .I... I.:
now. ullhotl-h I have been illlcie
in mi tiinvr development lor many
venrs l intend to reftirn later in the
seitoun on the same buMiies on which I
l eaine ibis time, but on that visit I
will tiiither data about your minin); re
source, probable cost of their devel
opment, the values ol copper oies
ircucrally, the extent of those ore
a reus and such other in form at ion as
inav be u.-ed profitably.
"From what I have (-leaned duriiii;
the past few months, you have miner
als of the precious kinds here in suf
ficient quantities to stock the treas
ury of an empire. Your present ef
forts to let the world know about it
will, if wisely directed, develop Jjrcut
fortunes all about you."
NEW PENSIONS FOR
BRITISH SOLDIERS
AND DEPENDENTS
sum
oldicr
s be-
will be
No
be in
I
25 Ml DESTROYS
YOUR DANDRUFF AND
STOPS FALLING HAIR
Hvo
Hail'. Make It 'I lib
Witvy mid llonutlful
Try This!
HKlvl.lN. l'Vh. L'S.-The prominence
which Chancellor Von llcllunanu
llollwce; in his address to the rcieb
stair today yavc to discussion of ve-
lalions witli the I'nited States is re
garded here as indicating his purpose
to prepare the (lermaii public for the
eventuality which is looked forward
to in many quarters. The (ienuan
prer, contiaucs to serve mi frn;;inon
laiv but sensational bulletins iudieal-
iuir fcxciidi war preparations in thej
t'nilcl States.
At this hour it may be said that a I
declaration of war from Washington j
would find the (Icnnaa inliiit unite j
prepared for it. A final break with
the l nitcd States would he likely to'
meet with stoiivl indifferei , s far
as tin' puhllc 111 lill'C is ciillrcMll d. ,
There is all ouuihius tellsinlt which I
has e.cen alhctia in I ell si I . 'flic nil -
don is now piiiimi'; us r m u ii io lis i
lot bonis.
rnn.APKI.l'IUA, K.-h. 2H.-lIarrv
K. Thaw is a physical .and Cental
wreck, aceordiu;; ti a report made
today by Pr. John fananiakcr, u po
lice surgeon.
Thaw was taken to the hospital
seven weeks aj;o when he cut his
throat white police were seatvhinir for
him on a warrant ehnrine: him with
beatini; a Kansas City hiv1i school
boy in a New York hotel.
. T he Thaw family is completing its
plans for the lunacy proe;''ediuus in
stitntcd bv Thaw's mother, which will
come up .March 1".
the scenic wonders of the Siskiyou
mountains, lie may have discovered
souietliinft while passiutr through the
valley to indicate iis marvelous fer
tility, and the rich quality of its
products; but the general likelihood
is that he has not. Thus it is that
your charming valley is known as 'a
speck of beauty on the way some
thing to look nt eu.ioyably nnd pass
on.
Tin; .Mineral I Immures.
"1 doubt that.ninre? than one trav
eler in 1 tl.UOO who passes throuuh this
valley knows anything about the im
mensity ot your mineral resources
and the richness of vour ores. Kven
if the ores were low-erade, the vast
areas of your deposits make them at
tractive to capital. Modern mining
machinery is extracting fortunes out
of ores thai run not to exceed $1.;U a
ton. This machinery is hauled by vail
across tno. continent., cai'i'ieu oy
freight ship to Alaska and packed by
mule, horse, dog and man power into
the frozen interior of that vast, do-'
main fat the purpose of getting gold
out of cheap ores' hard to work nnd
where conditions arc not pleasant to
live in.
. "Almost nnvwliere within fifty
miles of this citv, 1 am told (and the
infoimntion is frequently given as if
it were n matter of small eonse
fpienee), mines can be equipped with
this modern machinery that will yield
amnzin"Iv rich ores in copper nnd
gold and a large variety of other niin
ernls, where the timber is magnifi
cent, the water plentiful nnd the cli
mate ideal. The world nt large would
like to know this.
l.ick of i:vloltntion..
"I am constrained to believe that
lack of enthusiasm over the great
abundance and the accessibility of
your milling areas in southern Ore
gon and northern California, of which
Medford appears to he the business
center, is your outstnniling weakness.
If the world knew wlint you have, it
would make a big noise in this vicin
ity. "I am nut here on mining business
NICE, Keb. 28. The family of the
Serbian general. Ilia (loikoviteh, whoj
are living here, were officially in-j
fomiCd yesterday that- the general
lost his life when the Italian trans
port Minus was torpedoed on Febru
ary l "i. The Serbian colonels, Drng
outin, Doulitch and Milan Itisleh. per
ished at the same time, and their fam
ilies, who are also residing here, have
been notified by the Italian govern
ment. An official statement issued by the
German admiralty on February 211 an
nounced the sinking of the Minns by
a (Ionium .submarine. It was stated
that the transport was carrying 1000
soldiers to Saloniki and that all on
board with the exception of two men
perished. t
APPEAL TO CUBAN
" REBELS FOR HARVEST
LONDON. Feb. 2S. An order
...,n, il ...lablishiuu a new pension
plan for the lirili-h army, was issue.
today. I'nder it privates totally dis
abled will receive a minimum f
shillin.r li ncucc weekly. If this
is insufficient to enable the
to live approximately up t'i
t'..rn-ihe-war standard, lie
..ion mi nliernative pension based on
his earniiiL's previous to the war
sinolc nension. however, sha
excess of 7.'i shillings weekly.
The allowance for children is ."
shillings for the first child and a sum
slightly less for each subsequent
..1,11,1
I A soldier not totally disabled will
receive n pension based on the de-
,.,. in which his disablement nt lefts
Ids .., miie' iMiwers. Widows will re
ceive half the sum to which their hus
bands were entitled if totally dis
uhleil. A disabled soldier requirin;
the services of an attendant is allow
ed fees no to 1 nound n week for such
services. Widows will be
special funds for the expenses ol
Iriiinili'r to etla hie them to earn their
own living.
The actuary's report accompany
ing the plan estimates the expense lor
the iirst vein- at 2o,000,OIIO pounds
u-hioh Ihcrcaftcr will decrease an
nuullv.
An lnsiue dui vy
Makes You Look
and Feel Fresh
,ay a Sh hot watr ?Uh
phMphate before breakfast
keepi Illness away.
This excellent, common-senss
health measure being
adopted by million!..
Tv-i,nn.tho world overirecom-
mend the Inside batli. claiming thls a
ot vastly more liuvortance than out
side cleanliness, because the sk n
nores do not nusnni i.ia..i.."v
the blood, causing 111 health, whi o tho
pores In the ten yards of bowel, do.
Men anil women nro urged to druiU
each morning, beforo breakfast a
class of hot water wun i'"'
f limestone nhosnliate tn It, aa a
harmless means of helping to wasli
from the stomach, liver, kid""?8 ,f
bowels the previous day's Indigestible,
material, poisons, sour bllo and toxins:
thus cleansing, sweetening anil puri
fying the entire alimentary canal
fore putting more ioou m
nCjiist as soap and hot water elennso
and freshen the skin, so hot water and
limestone pnospnuio uci
inatlvo organs.
Those who waKO np won wu i""i
coated tongue, nasty tasto or have a
dull, aching head, sallow complexion,
acid stomach; others who are subject
to bilious attacks or constipation,
should ohtaln a quarter pound of lime
stone phosphate at tno arug more.
This will cost very little but is sufll
cient to demonstrate the valuo of In
side bathing. Those who continue It
each morning are assured ot pro
nounced results, uotn in rcKaru io
health ana appearance,
NKW YOlik', Feb. 2S. Dr. Orestes
1'errara, speaker of the Cuban cham
ber of deputies and liberal party
leader, now m New ork. has appeal
ed to the rebel commander, rcrnnit-
lez, ul Santiago, to rescind his order
stopping the harvesting ot the sugar
crop. This was in response to a
statement signed by lwenly-1 ivo t il
ium sugar producing companies ill the
province of (lriente, who told Dr. Fer-
rara more than ,"0,(III0 laborers have
been thrown out of work by the order
and some -18,0110 head of entile used
in harvesting the crop lire without
food. : '
KEEP A JAR OF
MUSTEROLE HANDY
It Quickly Loosens Up Coughs and
Colds in Throat or tnest
Just a little Mustcrolc rubbed on your
:nre tiirbt chest before you go to bid
will loosen up congestion and break up
most severe colds and coughs.
Mustcrolc is a clean white ointment
,s.i,. wilt, nil of nmst.ird. Sinuilv ru'i
it on. No plaster necessary. Letter man
niielnril nhcOiT nnd (IOCS HOt blister.
Thousands who use Musteroie wm ten
what relief it gives from sore throat.
bronchitis, tonsihtis, croup, stilt nees,
asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion,
pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and
aches of the hack or joints, sprains, sore
muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feel
and colds (it often prevents pneumonia 1.
ipllillslllllP
DON'T speak slight
ingly of your friend,
the nickel.
A nickel buys the
OWL. And that's a
good, big, enjoyable
smoke to get for any
price.
US SUITS
madeN
iitDfoy
TO ORDER $25.00 UP
Also Cleaning, Pressing and Altering
128 E. MAIN. UPSTAIRS
GIM CHUNG
' China Herb Store
Herb cure for earacho, beadacho.
catarrh, diphtheria, sore tnront,
lung trouble, kidney trouble, stom
ach trouble, heart trouble, chills and
fever, cramps, coughs, poor circula
tion, carbuncles, tumors, caked
breast, cures all kinds ot goiters.
NO OMCKATIOX.
Medford, Oregon, Jan. IS, 1917
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This Is to certify that 1, tho un
designed, bad very severe stomai
trouble and had been bothered for
several years and last August was not
expected to . live, ana hearing of Gim
Chung (whose Herb Store la nt 241
South Front street in Medford) I de
cided to get herbs for my stomach
trouble, and I started to feeling bet
ter as soon as I used them, and today
am a well man and can heartily rec
ommend anyone afflicted as I was to
seo Gim Chung and try his Herbs.
(Signed) W. R. JOHNSON,
Witnesses:
M. A. Anderson, Medford.
S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point.
Frank Lewis, Eagle Toint.
Wm. Lewis, Eaglo Point.
W. L. Childreth, Eagle Point.
C. K. Moore, Eagle Point.
J. V. Mclntyre, Eagle Point.
Geo. R. Von der Hellen, Eaglo Point.
Thos. 13. Nichols, Eagle Point.
John S. Orth, Medford.
Seasoned Wood
Dry Hotly Fir Per Tier:
12-inch Chunks t... '--"
10-Inch Clmnks Ijl'J.T.I
Kitchen Wood cents Higher.
We Guarantee the Measure.
Morey Wood Co
Phono G54-J.
;7 X. I'll- Ht.
MEDFORD
Vulcanizing Works
All work guaranteed.
Auto Tire .Repairing.
We sell Fisk and Mich
elin Tires.
36 South Grape St.
Medford
u il 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 II ions urn niin j
lll produeliil; n feverish-
GERARD SAILS FOR
Thin, brittle, colorlers and M-rnge.)
hair la mule evidence ol a in sleeted
nciilo: of dandruff- that awful scurf.
There Is nothing os destructive
il, o hair ns duiiilriu't II lot's the hair
of Its sultre
life: eontnnll
ne."s and Itching of the seal;., wbiih
H not remedied causes the luilr tools
to shrink, loof.en and die -then the
hair (nils out fast. A Hub' tuialeini
tonight -now --any time -wlh siirch , y,, Spa n, I'.-lt.
Bave your hair. - j y. C r.ir.l, loimer Ai.n iie.ni nuibas
Gel a IT.-con! bottle of l-Cnowllon's; .,;,. .,t :,.ri,i, sailed lo.l.iv on the
Danderine from aav drug 'lore or ,,..,,..!,;,, -,!:, ,;, I i.,r 1 l.i ana.
tollot counter, and nftur the lir- i ap- pi,,, si,.,,,,,, ,- ,.. ,.i led t.. reio h thai
pllintlon jour hair will lal.o on that
life, lustre and luxitrlam e wtil.-h Is ?o
beautiful. It will heroine v aw and
fluffy and have the upi . iruuie ol
abundance, an liienmp.u ab:.. glov
and softness: but wluii will idea e
yon most will ho after Ju l a le.v
weeks' uro, when you will .oiunll..
eo a lot of flno.downy bnir new
lialr Kiowins all over th ac.dp.
LONDON,
planes niadi1
lltory Silliilay, l
near Saarbrueel.
Feb. 'JS. Ui it i-h air
a raid o cr Herman ler-
itaekini: iti'ti iuk:
n, in liheliish Pius.
port Man h
Mr. (ierar
h tiie limy
the goveino
iee-eoiisiil ,
Inti.nla l-.d
of t'i
vim
.1 I he
lied lo h
IMMIla. m p!
is ill; 1 1...
.la-
I
. bo.'l
h I :
llii'.ish :
beyond the bor-
: official account
ui en out In-re to-
sia, ahonl filly mih
di r. The lollownu
ef the attack
lay :
"On Sunday naval airplanes raid
ed the r.rebaeh iioil works, lur and a
half mil outhcast o! Saa i hrueeki n.
There were seerul uir eueitiinti-i .
One hostile machine Wa- desl r,, ed."
For Thin, Nervous
MEN AND WOMEN
nothing equals or compares with
the rich food properties in
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
It makes other foods do good. It
sharpens the appetite; stimulates
the circulation and helps over
come catarrhal troubles. If jrou
are rundown, anaemic or
i nervous, the benefits you
I will receive from Scott'
I Emulsion will surprise you.
bevtt & lluATnc, lltoooiaeld. N. J.
INTKIIUKIUS At TOOAK CO.
TD1K CARD.
Leave Medford for Ashland, Talent
and Phocnl dally, except Sunday, at
8:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:16
p. m. Also on Saturday at 10:15 p.
m. Sundays leave at 10:30 a. m. and
2:00, 5:00 and 9:30 p. m. Leav
Ashland for Medford dally, except
Sunday, at 9:00 a. m., 1:00, !:0U,
4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Satur
day nlshtn at 6:30. Sundays leave
Ashland at 9:00 a. m. and 1 :00, 6:
and 10:30 D. m.
Cuban i
I'died 1
olisi.l. The
e: -ily.
Wili.i
II. Hale, finiiicily Allien-
i-.iii i mi, -u! ,1'iielal at M.U'.i' h,
jia.-sLi .her.
ELL
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Ono package
proves it. 2'icnt all drus.:2ist3.
JOHN A. PERL
UNDERTAKE!
leiy AwWIiint
H H. UAliri.KTT
Phone M. 4 5 ml tr-t-l
Antomoblle Haari Sarflc.
imknlans lirtln, Cronr
WESTON
Camera Shop
208 Ehst Main Street,
Medford
The Only Exclusive
Commercial Photographer
in Southern Oregon.
Negatives Made any time or
place by appointment.
Phone 147-J.
We'll do the rest.
13. D. WESTON. ProrJ.
Attention, Farmers
MKDl'OItl) ,1UXK COMPANY
31-33 N. Bartlett St.
Pay Highest Trices for
HIDES t
Green hides per lb 17c
Dry hides, per lb 2 Be
Green calt bides, per lb 25c
Dry calf hides, per lb 30o
We Also liny Sheep Pelts nnd Gout
Skins.
Phone 2S3-.I.
j OLD-TIME COLD CURE I
o DRINK HOT TEA! j
. '"l.,s.---' . . .1 ., .. , . , .
Get a small package of IT.imhiirg
Hreast Tea, or as the German folks
call it. "Hatnhurcer Urust T lice," at any
pharmacy, 'lake a tuM. -spoonful of the
tea, put a cup of boiling water uion
it, pour t!irounh a sieve and drink 'a,
teacup full at any time during tho
day or before retiring. It is the mlf-t
etfectivo way to break a cold and euro
crip, as it opens the pores of the skin,
relieving congest ion. Also loosens the
bowels, thus breaking up a cold.
Try it the next time you suffer from
a cold or tho (trip. It is inexpensive
anil entirely vegetable, therefore wifo
and barinleae.
GREASE CUPS
oil cups, shock absorbers, and all the
SI
Hub Soreneas from joints and muscles
with a small trial bottle of
old St. Jacobs Oil
Stop "dosing" Rheumatism.
It's pain only; not one caso in fifty
iis(Uuva internal treatment, null sooth
ing. nenetrBting "St. Jacohn Oil" riuht
accessories which make tor comfort " ., i u D ' a"'' by t''e t,n,,
, .,. . , , . , I J"" y Jack Robmpon out comes tho
In ruling arc to be found In our store rhcmnMic pain.' "St. Jurot.'s Oil" is
We carry a (all line of automolille a liarmleoa rhcuinal i-m cure which never
anpplles. There is no long wait disappoint and doesn't burn the sUin. It
uuo-s pain, sor-ncss and stiffness from
aching- joints, liiilm-les and bonen; stops
cinti.-iv. lumbafo. Iackaehc, neuralL'ia.
Limher up! Get a ".." cent bottle
of old-time, honest "St. -lucubs Oil"
from any drug store, and in a moment
you'll l,e free from pains, aches ami
tilfiiesa. Don't suflerl Uub iheunia
tuni away.
while a clerk hunts up the thing you
want. The system In our store makes
a salesman sure of the location of
each article.
C. E. GATES
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