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MEDFORT) MATL TRTMTNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH Ifi, 1917.
STATE HBHWAY
VOMTANI), Jlnrc-li 10. At n
Kpeciitl nic-ctiiiff f tliu state liifiliway
j-ittui-r.-fiiiin in 1'iirt Itincl Tliiirsclny, the
(HHntiiisxion di-fined its pcilii-.v ntlu
tion lo tlio n vinji qui'.-itiim liy the "S.
Miire of n f'oniml renolut ion hi.4l.ni.'
out Hint nil sliiniliiril types, nf con
stnuttimi would iwoivu ini"' ilinl ciin
Kidmition and Hint in I lie itvun't hiiIih
fiutory bids could not lie olitnincd
the corninission won't! opurnto its own
ui vini; plant.
Without prejudici! for or iijruii'st
liny one, the selection of an eniti
. neer is left open until the time has
nrrived when the eoniinission is iilde
to mnko its ehoiee. 'We expert it to
lie unanimous," say the nienilievs of
tlio commission.
Klllolt Is lU'liiliu'il.
The commission inillioii.ed Clinir
imin Henson to return the serviees of
J. A. Kllioll, who is the present road
master for Wasco eo'mty to priseeute
1 lie work in Hood liiver mid Waseo
counties. The demited f'r this work
iH preRsinir, and in older to avoid clos
ing the Columbia river highway dur
ing tlio Hummer season on account
of the considerable blasting that is
to be done on that work, it is consid
ered important thai the matter bo at
tended to at an early date.
I'raetienlly the same arninc,emeiil
was miide for the retention of the
Herviccs of li. H. Murdoek, roadiniis
ter in Coos county, on the work being
done under the direction of Hie stale
hifih way department.
M. 0. Hcnnctt was relaincd lo con
tinue his work in 'Umatilla and Mor
row counties, to report direct t i Hie
commission until such times as Hie
highway engineer limy lie appointed.
J. H. Scott was .relaincd to look
after Hie work of the commission,
which is being paid for by the coun
ties, on the John Day river route in
Wheoler, linker, Malheur and (Irani
counties.
Tho commission , also authorized
(hat work in Iho Hiskiyou mountains
lie prosecuted at as early a date as
weather eondilions( will allow Ibis
spring. There is practically lp'."i!),()(MI
uvailable for this work.
lloml Issllo IHsciisscJ.
A communication wiis received
from the Orant county court unking
for advieo as to the form of bonds
that should be issued and the dclails
concerning a $170,1100 county bond is
sue which it is proposed lo submit
to the Grant county voters for the
purposo of improving the John Day
river highway and other roads in Hie
county.
The matter was referred to Attor
ney Oeneral lirnwn.
J illamook county is discussing a
$412,000 bond issue, but owing to jo
cnl differences of opinion, is unable lo
agree on the route of a road between
Wheeler and Nehnlem. They have,
it is understood, agreed to leave the
location to the arbitrnlion of the slate
liighwny commission. They so noti
fied Hie commission and as ti result
Chairman J!cnsn will go lo Tillamook
county and try lo reconcile matters,
l'oilwnl OoH'nitlon.
At its, afternoon session the com
mission discussed with representa
tives of tho I'niled Stales office of
public roads the question of stale anil
federal cooperation. The federal au
thorities require (hat a comprehensive
plan covering 1'ive years' work be sub
mitted. This' is somewhat difficult owing to
the uncertainly regarding Hie six mil
lion dollar lioml plan. Should Hie
question be defeated at the June
elect ion it would I hen be necessary
to readjust the road plan.
It may be possible that two alter
native plans can be put up lo I lie sec
retary of agriculture, one contingent
on the bond issue carrying, Hie oilier
on its rejection.
S. Benson, member of the enmuiis
hion from the third congressional dis
trict, said that an erroneous impres
sion of a conversation he had had
with Will Sleel siipcrinlciidcnl of
('rater lake national park, had been
conveyed in nil interview with Mr.
Sleel, printed ill Mcdford papers.
'Mr. Sleel was quoted as having at
tributed lo me the statement that I
would not stand for any appropriation
for the Crater Lake road, or for the
Vaeifie highway in Jackson county,"
Hit ill Mr. Itenson.
lBonil to lYnlcl' Ijiko Kuvoivtl.
"Just the contrary is the case.
What 1 really said was thai Jackson
county of all the counties in southern
Nh-egon, is entitled lo firt consider
ation because of the heavy bond is.
sue the county lias voted and the
jjreut work it lias done for good road
They have done more down there tor
the l'neific Highway than anv other
county in the stale except Miillun
niah. "Crater I.aUe being one of the
greatest scenic points ia the state,
or in the whole country lor thai mat
ter, is certainly enlilled I" a mini a'
the "earliest possible lime. 1 would
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Dili d.slilps at Hint-:' miui:ii!i:i on (lui vi';!iii front uiv n'licvid ly
Hiiih iiK-ldt'iil.s HH hU'Mu Iifrc. ToIju cc u!wii.vm is n ivi'Noiru; nSi ftK' tlio
PRESI3ENTAPP01NTS
not be doing my duty es a highway
eoainii' sioner if I stood in the way of
audi a road, and nothing could In
farther, or has been fur'.'icr, from
my intent.
"I am sorry flint ait erroneous im
prcssion of my view's has gained cur
rency through iiiiKundersliiiidiai:, mid
desire it lo he emphatic :illy ttndcr
nlocul Hint I favor both road projects
mentioned."
GRAND DUKE LEADS ARMY
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thought would have to be ubandoned.
SAI.KM, Ore., March 16. The
Mate land board ndopted 10, 20, 30
and 36 year amortization tables for
the administration ot the rural cred
its law, and tho way Is cleared now I
for Immediate putting the law Into
oporation.
lllank applications for loans will bo
placed In the hands of the state laud
board attornoys In tho various coun
ties next week, und It Is considered
proiiamc tnot tlio nrsi signed appu-, SAX ANTONIO, Tex., March 1(1
canons win uo reiarnoo 10 mo uuuiu
within the next ten days.
oU nl nrnulclnn, tn tliA rural ororllloJ
law which permit additional pay
ments to be made at any Interest
paying date, and require the stato to
charge the borrower Interest amount
ing to 1 per cent more than the In
terest" the state will be required to
pay on rural credit bonds.
........... SEATTLH. Wn.. March 10 Ac-
us loans win nuciuate wun me uona
market at the time bonds are sold. tion ' anticipation of a general rail
Tables approved by the board today , way strike was taken in Seattle this
are based on the straight amortiza-1 morning when the Northern Pacific
tion plan which for a time it was! railway announced that it would ac-
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Order
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By that time it., is expected the ! ""'crni joun d. i crsnmg
first block of rural credit bonds, In troops of the regular army
the sum of $"i0.000, will bo issued. soul hern department on a field army
Tboy will bo purchased by tho stnto Ullsi. Th(J )hm ()(. 01.f.llizil(i ,,;.'
at par, with tho fundi; in the state ,.ilk,s f(ir (hm, ,rvisilmi n(antTV
Industrial accident trust fund. . divisionn and one provisional cavalrv
For a time Iho manner of paying off division. T, L.W ni,,t! f ,ipt,ri,i.
notos by borrowers puzzled mentliors in,r wil) h,,,.wm effective March L'O.
of the atalo land board, because of!
the complications arising as the re- With Medford trade Is Mcdford made
cept all freight subject to delay, ex
cept that due at destination before
,ri o'clock Sunday evening and last
night, when the Clreat Northern rail
road placed an embargo on all per
ishable freight and livestock due at
destination after the same hour Sun
day. All freight Is also being accept
ed by the Oreat Northern subject to
delay.
Oreat Northern officials In Seattle
huvn 1 n rnrmurl thnt n stril.-n liHa
were issued today by Major ca,led offectlve ovel. tne ellUre
placing ilne nt 5 o'clock Sunday.
in the
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST Fall blooded Airdalo bitch,
answers to name of Trlxle. Lib
eral reward. Call phono 5f7-X,
or 2 6 Newtown street.
FOR SALE Karly Sunrise reed po
tatoes. 452-W. C. M. Parker. 30!)
URIC ACID IN MEAT
CLOGS THE K DNEYS
Take a gloss of Salts if your Back hart
or Bladder bothers yon Drink
mors water,
If you must have your meat every day,
eat it, but flush your kidneys with salts
occasionally, says a noted authority who
tells ua that meat forum uric acid which,
almost paralyzes the kidneys in iaoir ef
forts to expel it from the blood. They
become sluggish and weaken, then you
suffer with a dull misery in the kimior
rcgion, sharp pains in the back or sick
headache, dizziness, your stomach sours,
tongue is coated and when the weather
is bad you have rlieumatio twinges. Tho
urine gets cloudy, full of sediment, the
channels often get soro and irritated,
obliging you to seek relief two or three
time during the night.
To neutralize these irritating acids, to
demise tho kidneys and flush off the
body's urinous waste get four ounces of
Jad Salts from any pharmacy here ;
take a tableepoonful in a glass of
water before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys will then act flue. This
famous salts is made from tho acid of
p-apes and lemon juice, combined with
lithio, and has been used for generations
to flush and stimulate sluggish kidney
bIbo to neutralise tho acids ra urine,
so it no longer irritates, thus ending
bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is incxpensivo; cannot in
jure, and makes a delightful effervescent
litliia-water drink.
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del't Wilson will ask lite brolllerluaids
and Hie railroads to postpone the
stiike if they cannot nverl one, on
I be ground of national emcre.eney.
President Wilson cancelled a regu
lar cabinet medium v.hen he e,ot re
ports from the conferences in New
York and fheii he suddenly summon
ed the members for this afternoon.
.National Calamity.
r'lirtlicr Hum thai Hie president's
personal purposes have not been
openly disclosed. II is known Hint one
eleuicnl in Hie cabinet regarded as
fnvoryitf the labor side of the con
troversy is prossimr to let Hie situa
tion come to a strike if the railroads
j do not yield, on Hie assumption thai
the strike will be successful.
Another clement, reiiiirdiiiLC a strike
at Ibis lime as a national calamity,
gent, while a Holdler of repute, Is not
of commanding military experience.
Nation Turns to (i'aii(l Duke.
Thus tho nation, the PetroRrad dis
patches Indicate, iH turning to Its
most tried und trusted military lead
er. Grand Duko Nicholas 1h report
ed to hnvo arrived at the capital and
the probability la pointed to that ho
will tuko command of the troops,
Of tho completo success of the rev-)
olatlonary movemont, In which tho I
lead was taken by the diima, there
seeins no doubt. While there have
been low advices received aa to tho I
attitude of the army at tlio front, I
nm, n in,.,.-, un iihs iiccii rureiveu null-i , , . i- i
., , , ,,, almost an an uitriol ic aid, is press-
eates that the military, with tho ex- . .. . ,, , . . ,
Some of Hut president's advisers
view that he has full con
ception of reactionaries among tho of
fleers, together with all the popular ! oj(j
forces of tho empire, is hacking the I ,
new government.
Tho civil forces of tho nation are
cooperating with the government
niOHt heartily In reslorlng normality
In the life of tho empire.
The duma, which Is the chief fac
tor In ahaplng the course of tho new
regime, and tho Zemslvo council are
reported cooperating successfully In
straightening out the various tan
gles which have resulted from Hie
momentous change la government
control.
.l-'lKUl Problem Solved.
The food problem Is being attack
ed anil the people themselves, seem
to lie exercising their own authority
to repress any elements of Iho pop
ulation that might lie inclined to In
dulge In excesses.
A measure of general political am
nc!t(y Is reported la courHo of prepa
ration by tho new Russian ministry,
(mild linko Nicholas Is said to have
endorsed this move as one necessary
to save tho empire anil bring the war
to n successful cuncluston.
The question of replacing the of
ficers who were disunited by their
own troops Is one which must be de
cided most promptly. In tho nienn
whlle tho provisional government Is
doing Its utmost to straighten out the
numerous tancliM. Tho damn and
the Zeinstvo couurll at a working
hand In hand although Issuing scp
ai'uto proclamations.
Informing Iho Public.
Hcsplto the non-uppouraiK'o of
newspapers tho public Is better In
formed of what Is going on than ever
before. For this purpose a special
K'luuilrnn of motor earn have been
coaiandeered by the executive com
mittee, anil these curs go about the
illy distributing nrlnied hulleitiis
free to everybody. Thus lite most
authentic news gains speedy circu
lation. Through this bulletin service Pres
ident Itod.lnako has appealed ear
nestly to the people not to injure gov
ernment btllldluits. Iilegrnphs, the
water supply equipment, factories,
etc.. 1111,1 also lo ceiiUiiae tho public
services and avoid bloodshed. In the
meantime, ho Is energetically tack
ling the footl problem and the nubile
Is eonii.lent Hut! Hit combined ori'orts
of the iluina ami the Zctasivo will
soon assure nn adequate supply.
Large stores of flour have been un
covered ill various parts of the clt.
The factories have formed a police
service for patrolling tin. fa. lory dis
tritts, enrolling one oat ot every
ten ot their workmen.
fit ti I ion ul authority lo lake Hie rail
roads and draft officials ntnl men
to operate them on Hut ground of a
national emergency.
Some of Hie president's advisers
pointed out today that while he fa
vored the contentious ol' the men in
Hie controversy last full, that was
purely a mailer between the roads
.and Hie men. The situation now, llicy
say, concerns Hie loiverutneitt vitally
jind thai in such a situation the presi
dent regards Hie gnvcrnment's in
terests us overshadow iee; all others.
Consideration was i:iven by ad
iniliislratiuii officials lo possible
drastic steps which iiibrhl he taken
to force Hie operation of Hie railroads
in case (be strike aclttnlly comes.
One means suggested was for the
govcritaienl lo ask for receivership
if nt ssnry for the roads, mid under
take their operation. The discussion
was eutirelv tentative, however.
M r.
und ills. W. P. Turner of
I'lovd, Iowa, are among the out ol
town visitors In Iho city.
THIS WOMAN
T0IJ3 10 CHOOSE
Bef.ween Operation and
Death. Cured by Lydia
E. Pinkliam's Vegetable
Compound.
lies Moines, Iowa. ''My husband
pavs I would have been in my irreve to
day nail it not oeen
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for I.ydin K Pink
ti a ni a Vegetable
romncund. 1 sur
f oreii from a serious
female trouble and
the doctors said I
could not iive ono
year without an
operation. Myhus-
linm! objected to tne
operation and got
me to try Lydia E.
l'inkhnni a V e ure -
table l'omioupd. I soon commenced to
f et better und am now well and able to
tlo my own housework. 1 can recom
mend I.vtiia K. link ham's Vegetable
Compound to any woman as a wonder
ful health restorer."-Mrs. Itl-yNCHK
Jkffekmon, 7u3 I .yon St., lies Moines.
This famous remedy, the medicinal
Ingredients of which are derived from
highly pri.ed roots and herbs, has for
forty years proved its value in such
cases. Women everywhere rs-ar wil
ling testimony to the wonderful virtue
of l.yuia li. 1'iiiUhr.i'a Writable Coin
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'MEDFOIiD, OREGON .
APRIL DESIGNER
IS HERE BE SURE
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OFFICAL SPRING : - OPENING I
Showing Every New Style Tendency Upon Which Fashion
Has Set Her Seal of Approval for Spring 1917
The Newest Coats
.10 Bi'iuitil'ul Now Spring Coats in the much-wanted
shades of gold, green, and rose; all sample coats'
up' to 22.50 values on sale Saturday
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New "La Vogue" coats, cut in the latest styles on
sale Saturday.... J g $45
$16.50
t Fiber Silk Sweaters
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12 new Sweatere in gold, green and rose, all sizes; a
gootl ijU2.;0 quality tin sale Saturday
for
$9.98
The Latest Suits
25 Stunning New Suits in all colors antlsizesjnaAc
of the host all wool Poplin, Serges (I AY
and Gabardines go on sale Saturday... ij) J V v
The latest "La Vogue" Suits in all styles and colors
on Sale Saturday ...J25 tO $50
it
Korrect" Skirts Just Received
Are mostly in the barrel effects, comfortable and ex
ceptionally attractive in appearance. So wide is the
array of materials and shades that we arc sure Ave
can pleace everyone. Reasonably priced from
' $5,48 to $15
Wirthmor Waists
It is literally true that you will
never know how good a waist
one dollar will buy until you
have worn a AVii'thnior. New
models on sale Satur
day at only
Welworth Waists
In every respect it is a much
finer Blouse than the moder
ate price at which it is sold
would indicate. Some new
models in Tub Silk and Serges
on sale Saturday at
each
A New Spring Corset
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HERE ARE THE FINEST MOD
ELS FROM THE BEST MAKERS
Dr. AVarncr's Rust Proof Corsets
New spring models, very
special,
Red fern Front Lace Corsets. New
mo'del. special this sale
VW a pair
Special
100 pair new corsets.
good quality, cheap at
1.50, very spec- QQn
$1.25
s. New
$3.50
Special
Some beautiful new
Braisseres, worth 1.00
on sale Saturday
at
ial Saturday, pr
NewDoveUndermuslins
69c
Opening Sale of Silks
500 yards of fine imported
Pongee Silk, 32 inches wide,
worth today, $1.00 a yard,
on sale Saturday, ?0
a yd :.. ODC
1000 yards of 40-inch Silk
and "Wool Poplin in the new
leading shades, a good $1.75
special a
cloth
vard
$1.39
500 yards of 36-inch Fine
Chiffon Taffeta. in black and
colors, a good $2.00 cloth,
on sale Saturday a
yard
200 yards of 3(i-inch Fancy
Figured Pongee Silks in
beautiful patterns, worth to
day $2.00 a yard,
special, a yd
$1.39
"Women's new
corset covers and
drawers, very
special 9Q
Saturday uVL
Women's Enve
lope Chemise,
nicely trimmed,
well made, 7Q
special, 'i'V
"Women's Ribbed
Vests, good qual
ity, till sizes, very
special
Saturday
10c
"Women's fine
grade of Night
Gowns in all sizes
special,
each
79c
AVomen's new
white skirts trim
med with embroi
dery, very
special
98c
AVomen's Ribbed
Union Suits, all
styles and sizes,
verv special on
Sr1!:; 69c
Saturday Sale
of
Toilet Articles
Hubert's pound can of Tal
cum Powder, very O'll
special Saturday at uuKi
best
39c
Bay Rum, large size,
quality, special Satur
day at
Colgates Tooth Powder and
20c
Shaving Stick, spec
ial, a can
Extra large can of
Cream, special Satur
day at
Cold
48c
New Spring Hosiery
AVomen's Fine
Hose in black and
25c
AVomen's Silk
Root Hose, al col
til's, verv special
pa'nlJ9C
AVomen's All-Silk
Hose; every pair
guaranteed.
Conies in black,
white and colors,
special
a pair ..
AVomen's Fancy
Striped Silk Hose
111 all colors.
Special,
a pair ...
$1.25
$1:75
white spec
ial, pair
Boy's and Girl's
Heavy Ribbed
Hose, fast black,
all sizes, 4r
special, pr....JLwv
Infant's Half
Hose, new styles,
special a S)C0
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