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Newspaper Page TextPACE FOUR METVKfmn MATfj TU ITH7NFi. MEDFOttD, OIJKfJOX, TIirUKIUY. OCTOBER 24, 1918 Bedford Mail, ixibuxe AN INDKPENDKNT NEWSPAPER PUUMHHKH KVKItT aiti:rnoon EXCKPT BUNUA Y II V THE MEDFORD PH1NT1NQ CO. Offleo, Mall Tribune BulMIn, 16-17-1 North Kir street. Phono 76. A oomolMatlon of the Democratic Tlmo, The Medford Mall, The Bedford Tribune, The Southern Orogouiajj, The Aahland Tribune. The Medford Sunday Sim U furnlahiMl vubHcrlbers desiring ft vn-diiy dully newspaper. GEORGE PUTNAM, Editor. IIT7B SCRIPT! OK TEKMSl T MAII IN AUVAN'f'E: Jally, with Sunday Sun, year.... 18.01 Dally, with Humlay Hun. month. 6 Dally, without Sunday Pun, your.. 6.00 Dally, without Sunday Hun, month .50 Wnekly Mull Tribune, one year 1.C0 Sunday Sun. one ynar 1.S0 BY CAItRJF.Jt In Mcdfonl, Aohlnnil, JackHonvillo, Crntrnl Point, Phoenix: Dally, with Pundny Sun, yi-ar 7.Mr Daily, with Sunday Sun, runnlh .fit) Dally, without Kumliiy Run, yinr.. 8.00 JJally, without Sumluy Sun, month .CO GERMANY'S XTOW that Oeinuuiv is is interest lurr to r( ; Official pappr of th f'lty of Mpdford. Official papr of Jackson County. En tor-ad as Bpcond-claas matter at Medford. Oregon, under the act of March 8. 1878. Sworn daily nvtrnre circulation for lx month! ending Bnpt. 30 3,032 MEMHEIt OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Full leaned VSirt HTVlr The Aano elated Prens In ex:lutvi'ly entMIcd tr the u fur rfpuhlfrutlon of nil tnw dlepatchpfl credited to it or not nthr wlKe credit fid In thin paper, and nlwo the local news ftuhllHhfd ii'-reln. Alt rihlH oi republication or Hpiciai ulnpaicli-B herein are also reserved. Notice to Subscribers Tho United States War InduatriPH Itouril has tanned the following mandatory order, among otlinrs rpffUlatliiK ih newnpuper busi ness riurinff the period of the war: "Dis continue HendJiif? papers after ditto of expiration of subscription, unless nuh crlptlon In rotmwt'd mid paid for." The publlahur hue no option but to comply. 00 LONDON. Oct. 4. IJaisRiir of fly ing at nik'ht will not Interrupt the nertul express gnrvleo already bolus planned hero fur flights uotv.-i-en London and Cairo or Calcutta, Fay aviation experts. Tho xrv.i't n.aehlnr:! rioaiKiied for this work will fly by coinpatiH thrumit tho nit; lit, with powerful lumps MkIiUmI on tlmtr wliiKB and lii(i'iimi!n(!t In front of lht pilot brilliantly lllumlnalod. LIk!i:r will bo turned on In the cabins, and tho nionibcrB of tho crew who are off duly will" turn In and Bleep as they do on Hleainidilps. K tho woathor has lmin bad d'.ir lnj tho daytlmo nut; it rloara up ai dusk, the delayed nialilneH will lc-avp at onco In order that l-;eir carrot;, und puflHonBorH may be dcllverei! on tlmo at their doHtlnation. It Ik ( Ifii.c ueveu inai ihihuh'kw men. iraveuinK from London to IVtroi'rad or Iont will prefer to journey at ninlit, m that tliey may sleep during t!ie voy age and wnsto no lime. Tho wind, whit li In an important factor In aviation, Is nearly nlv.a;.: lorn MroiiK at nlnhl. Kneh airplane will carry powerful navigation lights, vl.dble Iwcnty or thirty miles off, and alno a Inuiitioii: numbnr. There will he frequent land! n j; plafim alnni? the way. ko thai whatever its need, a machine will nl wayft be able to land. Kach landing urmnid will be bril liantly lighted and near li illuiuinat. od wind arrows will automatically Indicate the dtiertinn of the wind, a knowledge of which In essentia tit tho pllnt of a machine aiiout to Itind. AH machlnei) tandiim will dlphtv a bright llKht of a pa: ; U uhir nil:):. In order to warn pllotn of chiucH of lln iutentiou.s. CHICAGO, Oct. 1. - - Iniinlry into tho causes of the wte k of a t'oop train on tin Chicago nnd Ndri!is tern railroad i ar ticneva. Ills., nbout midnii:ht ;ist ult-'ht. nn Ktm today hv fedTal authoriti') am! n en 1 9 of Hie eoinpiinv. l-'lfty sol diers who were hurl weie exepded today tp recover, nlthn two were K.:til to be Hoverely hurt. Tin- Haiti w iu ranthound and licia:'. 1m1i;h1 lime was running at n ltij:h rale of sp"ed wlie;i nine of the thlric-:i i,ir, Jc'.t ihc rail-, nnd tipped ov r. Amonn tho Injured aie: Kniti Jewell, (iilinore bliihn; r c-ueain AVallaco Hender.tn. ri::a'id. t):c; nnd William 1. Nuntey, Minure, I'tuh. PEACE TERMS. st-eKii. jieaee wiih 1 he tMl:es it il tbe neaee leniis (UM'iiianv sought to impose uwoii Y ranee in 1914. TJw w re stated by Anibi'.Hsador Jenislorn' as follows; 1 All French colonies und all n orthoastcrn Frcnce to bo taken by Germany. 2 An Indemnity of -100,000, 00t pounds ($2,000,030,0(10) to bo paid. H A tariff to be established nl) owint? !erman woods to entor France free for 25 years without reciprocity tor French good-s entering Germany. 4 'vo recruiting to allowed In Franco for 2i years. f All French Iortr;s'.P to be destroyed. C Franco to fiuriender S. oOo.OO 0 rifles, 2,000 cannon and 4,000 horses. 7 All Herman patentu it'sucd in Frnnce to be protected without reci procity for French patent: In Germany. 8 Franco to cut hhrseif adrift from Russia and Great Itrltaiu. i lfranco to make uu alliance with Germany for 2." years. To insure the fulfillment of the eonrlitions, Freneli fortresses ;it Verdun and elsewhere were to be occupied by the (jcrmans. Jt is now up to tht; allies to state what terms (ier niaiiy can have peace, and these terms should be uncon ditional surrender, the demobilization of the army, the surrender of the navy, the ewicuation and restoration of occupied territory with proper indemnities and turning over of the. lihine fortresses and cities as guarantees to he garrisoned bv allied forces until terms are complied with. (iermany showed no mercy to l'tussiu or Ituuiania and would have shown none to Franee or Mritain, Italy oi America and huviiur lost is deserving of no mcrcv. Influenza and Deep Breathing Only a few mon.lis iio a .series of lecliiros and e::erc.' i a in deep and proper brealhiiiK we.l; cn in one of our local churches. Were these Icskoiih repeated weekly from the pulpit ami dalty by the teach cm ar.d 1 a rents (and alo praetlcorl ly them) entil proper breathliiK bcci'no a habit, the danger of contracting; nafal, throat or pulmonary diseases would become miiiimled. It has bora asserted by mn:iv of Ihe hc-t author ities on the subject, that if 1he race wo '.ild but chaiiK 1(5 habits of breathing back to tho normal, nat ural methods. In a slniilo generation there would be praclicaljy wiped out of existence tho reat white plamio, ealarrh. throat and bronchial uffec tlonw. Tho trouble ia fiennrnlly that wo have not used the air paiaes na nature intended us instead of draw- tho blood, we have permitted the cold, damp, unt'lltered air to come In contact with the sensitive membranes of tho throat and bronchi, permitting Ilio unused nasal passages to become, like an old p arret, the resting and breeding plac for erm:?. An unlived air cell or passage, an uneyei. Iscd ruust lo or joint. i3 just a.s inviting to diseased conditions as an unused ceJUr or garret Is to ro dents. It Is just as easy to eat rb;ht. breathe right, think right and live right when wo once set back to tiie habit, as it in to do these tiling wrong. Croper breathing, two or threo days dieting or near-fasting, keeping tho sewerago of tho systetri clear, a cheerful attitude nnd a con tribution of what, wo would thus save In doctor's fees to the lied C'roj-s, Y. M. ('. A. or war bonds would act as a preventative and relief In the pre3- Ing the air in thru tho heater and porcohitor, tho nasal passages, and J ent epidemic of Influenza. plenty of It to expand and exercise! Hit. A. C. UALSTKAD. the entire lung, oxygenate nnd purify I Medford, Oct. 18, 191 S. The following casualties nrs from rr'.vntcs A.if r.st A. A!!helde, Orange, llif: I'at'iflc coast ttatt's: - M'al.; l.udvlk lsp-tvik, Latrnraer, Killed in action: (Ihoi-kh (Irlmes, Wash. San lliancioo; MrrDonuM C. McCul- Wounded In artinn, degree unde- loush, Portland, Ore.; .Ia3. ('. Soutcr, Eotitli Hlond, VVftsh.; Travis S. Way, MniulDKtou l'ark, Cal. Ij'pjI of v;ouihH: Privates Edmund A. Jolmeon, Fresno, Calif.; Reuben rov.kr, Sixn Uioso, Calif.; Otto K. Kiiitz". !ictL'!,.--, Calif. Uied c: di'jae; Privates Frank Gustave Thomas, ltakersficld, Cal.; John (lal'rielll, Sacramento, Calif.; Oliver Wlnfiild, Polcta, Calif. 'oi!iieeJ coverely in action: Corp. Iluhcr S. iryi)Old3, Seattle, Wash.; termlned: Privates Peter O. Peter son, Seattle; Clarence W. Thomas, Portland, Ore.; benjamin G. Tucker, Urawley, Cal.; Serst. Arthur It. Wil ton, Sherman, Cal.; Corp. Orvllio K. Henderson, Turlock, Cal.; Privates Oliver T. Hall. Portland, Ore.; lidwin E. Jacohs, San Marcos, Cal. Slightly wounded: Sergt. Hobart i. Hlrd. Portland, Ore.; Corp. .Martin Ij. Kimmel, Portland, Oi. .MissinK in action: Private Ray mond R. Kooney, Kan Francieco. TT .tl Ml AT OffiE SAYS IN l'AKIS. O, :. KmiKTor William coi:iVnvd Mmidav wiih all Hie tncm licrs of the government, says n de- sialcli from 1 lilts lar the iicrritall new.simiiers have iirinh.'il nolliiiii: curn'erniiiL'' the emperor's sueech. 'l'he war cabinet held another lonj: meelinir Tuesday. The address of the chancellor to the reiciistai: is eritici-ed siittrnlv lv a majoritv of the newsimiii'rs. The et;nct from the spccili circulated hv the Wolff hurenu. the semi-official news Hiicm-v. are to some ex tent "'arli!cd. 'flic socialist ncwstiainTs. the Zu- ri.h GERMANS SHELL I WITH THK ALLIED ARM IKS IX FKANC10 AM) IJKLGIUM, Oct. 23. (By Associated Press.) The defenses anil t li ff Vfi lti r'lnii nun o nnnrontlv Zurich to tho Jonrnnl. I constitute only ono of several iutor- ntediate lines of resistance which the (lernians havo constructed, but they probably will attempt to hold on there. DuHns the last three days British hir.'v Lemon Drops and the Army I wi, let. .. (Uv llurvev O'Mifuiii-O Tliey are n nv )uu in them-selves- letiion drops- but In the man lier (il (heir handling hv our war de pailme'.t tlicv nr; indieali.e oi' iniich laryi'v m;;Iter-, Wis n oi:r dril't ar:;ucs firt into Irnin'tti:. it was luiiml tii;il the Irup a favorite candv n;tnii:ir tin ineii. It u;-.. luiimi aii ' " " ihat mo:-t u' the cniiin'en-i.'il lrmnii,o A TP ! Uere hlilde it! L'llh"-e. Il tvnred Mid with the fruit hut with rn neid i'.iitiit ion. The militarv a tsnnlic:; obt allied Mimidt n Iciurn drop l'mi". !; ticjilly all the eandv maU ers in the co.tnirv. nnnlvitl tlice. chee (he he-t one, obiaiiicd ihe Jnniiiiln (or it - m:mul'jH'lure, and dis irilmtid nrch r lor a miim1v f lemon il;-!s to he Made n.Miiing to the ae-ei-ptcd iccipc. t nti .it'ipient Iv tlic hi'ldirrs are now I.riliL supplied with u leiium drop il.at ina.'i T pore i!i.tnn!:ited iiL'ir and !':;! . ired uitli ;in nir,Nt.ni I ruin I lie rind of J lie h ii.n. '"iu . t ui.l'e. Imri "i-j; the ihlr miaul or' i;o d !: n:uii beiiiL- i: -c,i 1; v the s.iluei !' '.;,,'KlM'(l jH'ttuds a The ctmi'.M '; upp! i'o' Ice ha bet n taken I'm' nf The li eu in I M 1 1 llci' . I 1 eriiiieni'- Ii,!'e I. cm t il.t! ue! c, i.i 'lei' h umillti Ml) Cpeci: !l ih1 tpK'U i! e" cm i'ee, one tlt.it lie put lu ! i.i --thli lurri, iii.c ci 1 -r:g u;ii:i, in 1 watcrpr-Mif v rni'pt r, ni'd !! : ' i ; ! r i!i --i)l.d in oM ,t :rr - t li.'.t tlie nlitier. 1M ry.'e i! i i-- hght .i; a tit- i!i::t fit::;.; attract the at.i'iiittn t' the cnen-v. So tir.u-U ihe r P'. c now c;.M. d t..r hv :lie ;ni'.v Mitt -upl'-V l l-d ci'i-a; In t!ic de.n.ii!,! ,tnd l! w i'i ,ti.ni i'. ;;ic iiiliii lurried !0' ll tn;tii i! ;p-i i:i'e. A lu w -Ii'ic l- belli: l-vlt,.,l pi tll(' ireti tii;. I p "-nperNi: in t ;ti ! ruct an 1 tpiiillfv to him .-dine prniiu. vi! nei'ci 'Pv iti thi. foiiiilrv It ha t hree lira n:il vour aeciitomed safety razor blades, it is licaitse the nraiv needs them. Tlicf-e are little thiip.:. hul ns (he wit has said: 'lViTeetion i- an nf lair id' little things, vet pert'eclimi is nut :i little thing. 'f lie shmviiifr .hich uiir innui- have made in I'rance '"lv dti1 to that ei fieient I'ore ol' (lie mililarv nut hori ties h has not overlooked evt u the n (Iron ;i an aid to et't'ii-ieip'v. Iispateh eontiiiiies, are purlieu outspuken. Th Krankiseliu ;pot of Nurrmberg. Vavnrin, the emperor mu-t not think tho (lerinan people are uniuy to continue the war for months to please him. "It" the emperor must go," it itdtls, "let him go vt om-o." The .correspondent reports that the chancellor end the pan-tlermaiis are working netivelv towanl the I'ornia- tion of n mttionttt defense "ovornmont. lie f-avs n procinmation to' the peo ple exhort hie them to earrv on war to the utmost-has been drafted with the hid pof (iemrul Liulciidortf. and that lie umlerstuiuls it will be pub lished ns soon as President WilsouV reply 1ms been received. It is expected in licrhn, the eor resnoniient adds, (hat the presideid will not allow himself to he flouted and ridiculed by the. existing (Jcr num uot rniiK iii . COLDS INTERFERE wmi BUSINESS Dr. Kiog'a New Discovery relieves thsm and kceo you going on the job" Fifty continues ycara c( nlrv.fir.S Unfailing cliecfdnrjund relieving coughs, coida and ki::drerl sui7crin3 is tho E-Dud acliicvc.-ncnt of Dr. ICig's New iccovery. Grandparents, fithora, mctticrs, tho fclcldics nil luve used and are using it as the safest, nurcst, most pleasant to-tal.e remedy they know of. Sold by ail drurr'istr.. COc and $1.20. Keep BovrJa On Schedule Late, rrtirdcd functioning throws the whole day's duties out of gc-af. Kcnp the system cleansed, the appe tite lively, the atomnch staunch with Dr. Kins'1 Nc.v Lite lJilb Mild and tonic in ;;c;ior.. SulJ cverj'V.'herL. 2c. CJermuna arc requlsit iouiiiK rails and all materials of brick kilns of Iioom (near Antwerp) so that la borers are driven to wc,;k in Gtymcny or at sorting munUion in their own district. V, ULM llJlj llDllllL I MINGS SURERELIEF Pur 200 years COLD MICDAL Hiiarlem Oil has enabled Bul'ferinn j humanity to withstand atta.-kH of j kldnoy, liver, bladder and stomach troubles and all dea.uM connected ) with iho urinary ornuas, and to build up a:;d restore o health ornaus j weakened by tli:.ca;ie. The?e ir ....l I important organs nnt b- waftli d. n. 'i'iii . j because they filler and parity the iiia fp-lnii ' blood; unU:; they do iheir work you And. il is i an' d(umed. it tin late Weariness, phvpiernne?. nervoi's j n ess, despondency, bjicUut'iie, stem ... ach trouble, t :n:i in tlie loin? and lower abdomen, rt.'.vi I, dl!';!"nl'.v ' when urinatinc. rlieumai tf-m, Kciat llca and lu;uba:;o all warn yn nf I i roub a- w itli j oar k ldne lor MKDAIj Haarlem Oil f'npules are the remedy you need. Take tin coj or four every day. Tho healing oil soaks Into the cells und lining of the kidneys and drives out the poh;o:iu. New life and health will surely fol low. When your normal vigor has ben restored continue treatment for n while to keep yourself in condition and prevent a return of the disease. Don't wait until you are incappMe of fighting. Start taking COLD MKDA1. Haarlem Oil Ca;uh today. Vour druggist iil cheerfully ro'und y.iur moeey if '.ui are not satisfied with xresIt:i. Hut be sure to u.M the original Import. 1 liOI.D MKDAL and accept no r-'iluditittes. In three sfes. coaled p. : Uago:1. At ail drug tlOLD Hioies. Adv. A Mao in t 1 li 1 Cut Tliln Out It Ih Wcnli Miincy IHXVT MISS THIS. ( 'ut out Mil Blip, enclose wild Tk fitnl m:iil it t.i Kuloy 'i-. 2S35 Slintflclil avoniii'. ChlrnKO, 111., wrllliiK your name unit address clenrly. You will nvivo In return a trial purknro r'liitiiluln;; Foley's Honey anil Tur Compounil, ! for toiiuli". coMn ami rroup: Foley Kidney rills, for ruin In sides onil back; rheumatism, ti kaelie, kl lnev j nnd lilndiled allmenla; ami Foley l'a-j Ihartlc Tftlilets. a whnlesoma and , thorouglily eleunslni! catliarile, fur! constlpntlon, lilllotiMieJS, hendnrhe I and InKKlch liowels. For salo by! Medford Pliarniar. ' I )r it tlti'i; lit.' I'.'-t pnllloll itt t.i,. HUM'. K(H I l,'.il''i.r ul :'i. ni'Pi ;' - i 'i :ini i'J ' Itj : i.Hr. i..,i .,'.' In': ',! ',,1 A ' t ilt ' : t ;tt '. It t- "i trl.tl':.' 1.' -I 4 T"'" " l;- ;Vi - .1! ! : :t- ,,: ;(ii I ' I II IM-T-. 1 t li.fhlti .:li:l il li;t . (f it t lu i - -ill - me ii.'.'. tt'. 'Pit- ;'!'! !i Ii'-u-io,': I.-.H.I ;.! ill II.'- 14 l...-r,le el' III.' It m I' ,.-i i'i .; n i.. i,i li ;-, j4j on a slippery step last week. He broke his elbow, a hundred dollar bill and an important business engagement. The three calamities nearly finished A Little Forethought mm would have provided him with an Accident policy and at least saved the hundred. When you over with want insurance talk it V" 'J in: hi v v. l ' tl v v p. ; ) v (J 1 1 ;'i':.;imV ''Vi-.h t! The McCurdy insurance Agency MYilfonl National Bank BiiiKlinn Thuno 123 uiM )im i t n I i, i VOTE R'S - OF OHKJOX Jusilco R A. Mooro of th Su preme Court died last month, too lato for the nnme of any candi date to succeed him to be placed on tho Ballot. Thin condition makes it necessary to wrie In tho name of your candidate. This is tho mo"t Important pi intioa In tho Judicial system of the state. ' It is essential to ehooso a man of extensive legal training, of hlli character, and of broad vision. Wo commend for your con3ideration und vote J. U. CAMPBELL Of Oreon fivy Resident of the State 30 years: liiwyrr for years; veteran of Spautsli-Ame.-Ican War and Phil ippine Ins'.irret tion. having served with C:id Oreron U' t-Minoat; mein b. i- of Oregon I,c:;blatrre in IftOT :?! tl Ifc'V.t ocsIouk; .lud'.;e of the ;':h .li.r'.Ifiil I!:'trici: l1 '-i years. In all thrao positions ho has riit.ii? ooil. Min record ai a prlvato ciiien iim! I'ui'Ue otl trial b?. been abevo eritle;s:n. " ii!; ia his iiamo nt tho (JeiiCal ! ,lc- tnrt ov. r.th Vcv J5i,iie ' of Supremo vuit t i l:lt ;ii.': .icy cau-.el Iy tbe de:uh of Ivo lict I t a:d; A. Moire. o!e for '"e lil ihe oo.Tie if J. I'. i:ipbid1 in t'"C uhov ;-;:ico and i'I.hv an in f!'iit vt I'i name. .1. V. Camp..el for Supreme Court Cinii'iiiiir rom., Orcnn i.;., Or- .n, J. Hutl'T. c-.oc'y. M'iib! Adv. I troopa in approaching tewns have boon careful not to shell ihem when there was the ullghtest chance ihat civiliune were in the town. Tho dor mans, onco driven from the towns, promptly turned their guns on them. killinK and wound!r?5 eKillani iu several curfs. In tUo towuof Husnou a (lermaa shell crushed u dwelJlne house and fifteen women and chil dren hidins in tho cellar were killed or wounoeJ. TfflOFT MOVEMENT Make every Monday Thrift Monday. Use Fels-Naptha soap. . It enables you to be thrifty with fuel; and it saves wear and tear on clothes by cutting down washboard rub bing. At your own grocer's "ZERCIXNE IS COTTER " because it he'u-i L:'.t:r compression, gives tetter protection to the moving parts and deposits Ics car bon. Zcrolcnc is the correct oil for all types of autotrobLie encir.cj the correct oil for j'our au'.3n:c bile. Get our Lubricati-:iCU?.rt chyw ing the correct consistency lor your CuT. STANDARD OJT. CCMP.VIY (Caii(oiw'.j) ,'.Vv Uj:1 hue, lic aii internal com lnt -.t:o " "i re-I'jircE an oil -.hit InU'i i l;-rrii:sliitg qlitie at ry.hii'tr heat, burns clean in the cyiinOirs iin'! j' cr. out with ex In.is:. Iferwtenfl iills Uie require ment! I'crfrti, hf-uusn it is cor rwciy .-fti1i!ff.y trow sutnet-ad Califor i Ay r3 i -: If Bvi & ; Lss to V eaaa litfllbia? Cars W. E. Walker, Spciisl Agent Standard Oil Company IOST OX!;.liAI 1- AS Jiccu ; And wear twice as long an the ave.-aga Fabrlu Tirs, Guaranteed ?,500 mllne. 1'UXLTL'ltE l-ltoop Our Service 3tatloa Is now equipped iih the latest niochanleal Tire Cht-nger. fp-to-nate Vulcanizing Equipment, Curlla Air Free From oil. Try our Tire Service If Different. F. K. Roberts 1 32 S. Riverside IIS - i UN'l The Food Adailnistration Says Buy it Home and Save Needless Waste Tho rood .l:iiinis:rp.!Km urgci American pecjile to buy food that Is proilued near noire, as Iho nd!es wasto of transportntlnn In voked In hauling i-uj-.j nod aiv.-iy !md other lood In to take Its I !.:co is thus avoided. Vll:un t!QiJr i3 a Medford nnd Oregon flour. Build Up Home Industry by Buying the Products of Home Factories Tl.ls company payn out tlnnnanda of dollars a year for wheat corn, harley and other products of the farm, thus crcatins an Im portant mink t h-rc. This market will gr0- an the demand for Mlmo Hour grows, llcmaml your local flour. Rogue Valley Milling Go. Camera SP The: Orly l:.x.-!iaiv-'on:mi'- i:il 1 'lii!ii:f hhpr in Sin.f 1 1 .-rj ' i - r j - t ,;.i:n'". tti,. -----rrrzZl ! ill .1. li. f'ALMEJi v!W 7":,st Mi in ?t-.w.t JOHN A. FEEL CM'KhTAKKU L.iiljr A!ltiial- w 8ii in ii.usri.vrt. fbcua M. 47 d4 -.'. tnt.moblle Hwr;. 6rlo. i .to itcVoUJC. ru. l'i"ii Hove f.Sd FOOD C'is?T-er ?isli LIVELIHOOD P20DUCTI0N HIGHER PRICED FISH Pieiaure Seekti-3 WASTE OF FOOD Want.? 307 X No Labeling Clas3 306XYes FISH SPORTSMEN Kicp tho priic of fi-li .h'un. llol,, prc.lui Hon of KLli riimln.iif W'.iu VOTE 307 X NO tit In M.tto oUviion pAmplilt?, Orccm Cry i;l:lty ri.hrrir.ra'.-. Orcsor.. 1'r; Ar.drpir N'.iterlin. Secretary. (Paid Adrt!)