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Newspaper Page TextUFAWOm) MATT; Til TWIN K. MKHFORR OUWiOX. TUKSDAY, JAXfTAKY 2. 1010 TACIT! THREW FOR EXTENSION OF II BANT A IIAIMiyiA, Oul.. .Inn, 2H, W. 0, McAdOo, former dlntc-tor Konorul of rallrouitu and lornmr sec retary of thn troaniiry, itiuilo intlillc luiluy ii IiiIkkiuiii In whli'h Iim uracil flvn-yviir Koviiriuiioiii com ml or the riillrniKlH im n momdiy for llm ilovul 0iiiiiit of 1 ti lit 1 1 (I waterway nml Tor Ilia coordination or lliii railroads nml waterways whli llio now Atiiorlruti men-limit murine. Tho t'l' nun, mlilrnwii'il In Albert Krvll, chulrmnn of tho Miami & Krlu Improvement committee or llio Cln cliinntl chamlior or cominoreo, was KOIII III niHIIIIIIHIt to mi liivllullon to Hlliinil mi In lit waterways moiitlliK loiliiy ul licriiiiH'o, Ohio. . Tho inimnuKo said: "It KrMitiiM lo mo riitiln to expend ureal sums or money on tho davidou nioiit or our Inliinil waterway unli-im our Kovonimmit nilnpln it it InlolllKont policy nliotit rnllroml control. Tho future or waliii wuyn duvelomenl Ik ubnolutvly duiiviidcnt upon n itovorn iiiont roii I nil wlilrh will mi for co llm onurntlon or tho waterways anil tho railroad tt coordinated nml urllc uhitod nystam which wilt give the people tho liniritn or nil gWclunt coitililnntlnii or water nml mil Incil IiIik. Thin cull not lio accomplished uiiiliir tho preneiit rnllroiiil In w which lirovliloa Hint tho railroad cininoi bo controlled hy tho Kovorniuoiit tor n Inn nor period thiiu twenty-oiin inoiiiliii liflor thn rcllirn ot peace. Wllliln U 3 l-monili iorloil. no mihnliititlnl de velopment or I'xIhUiik waterways cull lio made, nor rim tholr operation In no hrlof a nrloil afford nny adequate tout or tholr vnliion. "t'pou llio return or llio railroad to prlvuin ownership, which must lio made within tho i iiioiiiIih period, nil thn presi'iit Inw provides, thn cut Ihronl compnllllon or tint railroad itnilor private control with tho nr tlnlly developed wntnrwuyH will ef fectively destroy wntor Irannportn tlon an liorotudiro it ml llio people's Investment In these -facilities will continue lo ho or little If any vnltin. "I linvo urKoil the conurcss lo ox tonil llio per loil of federal cniilrol or thn railroads for five years bemuse tlmt will (!lvo im tlmo to develop Homo of the in on I linportniit oxIsiIiik wntor route, coordinate them with tho railroads nml proro tholr worth a pun or n itrcnl American trans portation system. ...... ., . , "I nlno fool Hint tho itovornmont iilioolil control tho railroads nml tho Inlnnil wittorwnyii for a porlotl or five years no (lint they limy in turn ho co. ordlnntcd with our Kovormnonl mcr ehnul mnrluo which hn been built at a cost or moro thivn two billion dollars and which uudor cxIkIIiik low tho Rovernmont control for a fl vo yeur porlod. " I ' ti 1 mh wo look nl thin steal prol- lont with vision nnd from the ntnml polnl solely of tho American people, Instead of from tho standpoint of the solflsh Interest or prlvuin riillnmd owners, prlvnlo steamship owners, prlvnto milppem, prlvnto Inventor, or nny nlhor slimlo rlnss, wo shall not mnm uro up to our obllisntlons lo tho Amorlcnn people, nor realize tho (treat opporttinltloii nnd destiny that Ha nhend of in. "Thn confunlon of couiihoI nliout tho rnllrond problem, nindo dully morn ovldnnt by tho ureal vurloly of conflicting vlown nnd opinion now belnu presented nt tho honrlnn: ho Toro llio InlomtntQ conimorco com mltltin or tho noniilo nl WitHhluKton. innkon II moro nnd moro clenr Hint tho rou rue of wlndom, miKnclty nnd prudnnco Ih to extond government control or tho rnHrondn for flvo yourn, Hint our Inland waterway ho dovolnpod lo tho liirnnt ponnlhlo ox tent diirlnx Hint period nnd thnl tlioo Inlnnil wutorwnya nnd rnll fn- cllltloa bo coordlnulod llh our Kreat morchnnt mnrlno In tin ondunvor to Rot for Amorlcnn IiiihIiiohii onlorprlHo' a fnlr pnrllclpnlton in tho liouoriln of world coinmorco. s BORN OF TENSENESS NOTRANSPOR NHW Vt)HK, Jim, 28. Tho war htm duvolopnd lininy ilrntniilli: iihrimim iiloKiiuti, toiHo eiilKiiuiiii, or liuoiilo iiliitiiiiiouU. l.uoldiiK Uiick over tho poi'Mpuctlvo or four yoiii or, fltshtliiK It nppoiini Unit thn nuijnrlty of thiiKO Brew out or tmimi ci Ihoh In IiiiUIuh, or marked momnnln whim tho fnto of iiiiIIoiih Iiiiiik In I lut biilmicii. Tuko for oxiiinplo lha nloiiiin, "Tlmy uliiill not pun." DurliiK tho tromoiiiliiun riKhtliiK In rronl or Vor dllll when thn (lerilllilili intido their itroiil dimpnrulo drlvu to break thru llm V'ronrh liuttlo linen In 111 HI III In HiiyhiK piiHHod from Up to lip nmotiK thn I'reni h KoldlorH Kitlhered thoro In n IniiK-dritwn bin lie to chock tho tor rifle oiiHbinitlll of tho (lerilintlH, How It orlKlnuti'd la not clour. Homo havo nllrlhiiied It to .Mnmliul Joffro, othora lo Mnrnhnl I'otuln who was In com mand of thn French flithtlnK roroon ul Vordiin. Oiliem bellovo tho aiiyliix orlKlniilod with tho men In tho nuikB. At nny event thoy uilopleil It and for moulhn whllo tho (iurmuiiii vainly throw tholr hultulloiiH upon the ntuh hornly dofondod rorla around tho Kronen city, tho anylnx, "Thoy ahull not puaa" linciinin tho watchword nt Verilun. And thoy did not pans. IVrahluK'a 1'iiiiioiiH I'liniHO To Atnorlcnna th aonlonlloua ut teruuio or General Pondilng when ho plnrod n wreath on tho tomb of I.n rnynttu in the I'lcpua comolory In I'urln convoyed a alKtilflcanco nnd an Inaplrntlon. "I.ufayetto, wo aro here," wua all ho mild hut to tho American na well tia to tho Fronch tnan It wna honor ibaii oratory. It meant to tho American, "Wo nro here for btiKliicx unit our hunlnoaH la lo fluhl." It thrilled tho honrta ot (icnorul PernhltiK'a peoplo nl home nnd llio modoaty of It filled thorn with a nlnw of Mitlnfaetlou. Anoiber drniniitlc plirnno which atlrrod tho patrlotlmii of tho Amor lcnn pooplo wna Hint attributed to un American rommtiudcr at Clinlonu Thierry whon ho reapunded to tho ndvlco or French commander to re treat by docliirltiR: "Tho Amorlcnn , fliiK hna been compolleil to rotiro. TIiIAIb unondiirnblo. Wo uro koIiik, to counuir-uttiick." Theao a'.atomt'nls hnvo been attributed lo bolli Mr.Jor Cuiiornl Hobert I.. II it Kurd and lo Major Hnuvrnl Omar llundy. Hut Major tieuoruU Flick mun la Btild to bo tho author by returned aoldlora. fkuiio obforvorn havo royardod thin Incident na tho (limine point of tho war. I'rom Unit tlmo tho Americana advanced. Tha victory or Chateau Thierry rol Inwod and lliereafter tho Herman army rotrenled. Vlco-Admlrul Willlnm S. Slma. rommiiiidluK tho American naval firce In Kiiropenu wntcra wua ankod when tho ftrat American warships arrived In lOHKlnnd early In May, lill", "Whon will you bo reudy ror bunliionH?" I lo replied, "Wo can Blurt ut auca. Wo mudo our prepnratlona on tho way over." Wtilttlcxuy'a Heply Tho rolorl of Major Charles Whlt- telaey, comuinndcr or tho "lost bat talion" or tho Amorlcnn army In tho Arnonuo l-'orest when the liormana aiirroundod his laolnled commnnd nnd Ihnlr coimnnnder demanded Ita surrender wus one of tho war's his toric phraaen. "Go to boll," lio re plied. The riral Rronl hotllo of tho wnr. tho lint t lo that slopped llio (iermana at the Mnrno ollcllcd from tho lips of Mondial .loffro tho historic words: "Tho hour Inw eomo to ndvnnco nt nil costs; to dlo whoro you stand ruthor thnn lo islvo way." General, afterward Marshal Potntn Inspired his wenry troops ot Verdun by an order of tho day condudlnK with tho words: "Courage, wo will get thorn." . PLENTY OF F000 TAIN LoKliOX; Jan. '.'H.- Demonilizcd li'iiiiH)iu;Jiilirin, mil luck ir food, in rcMioMHiblc fur I lie i'n itihu ciimlitiiuiK in liiiKiuii eilie- iiiul tmviH, tiecoriliuir lo l.cHlie' I riiiihii il , u cniiiliili-l with luruo metiilliiruii'itl uii.l miii'iiv inler chIh in Kilicrin. Mr. I'liiniliiiit, ulm lecenllv rclitineil I'nitn HiiKi.in. Iina liecti uiiiMiinted hv Hie l!rilih ijovcrn incnt Id iiHhil in llio revival of Si l)criii' eeoiioinie life, ('oitMilcrii'i; Hie fleiireeint'on of llio ruble, lie I old n reiiroKenlutive iff Hie AMKoeinled I'rexM, I'ddiI pri'-cx ill Si herin lire iirnelieullv noniiiil. In weit. etn Siberia, lie Hiiiil thero i mi much food mi Iniilil that n eoDHiilerublo Mtir IiIiim could lie hciiI inlo oilier iniiN of ItiiNsin, iiinl the Hume iiiinlicH, lie iindei-Klooil, i Hoiitlieiihtern lliinhin and to llio I'liraiiie. No HIinrliiKo of I'ooil "llrondlv Kiienkiiil', it can be xniil (lint in the coiiiiH-v iik a whole there Ih mi fclinrtiiue of food, ami iilllimii'h tho liiriio Iowiih of norlli nml central KilMKijt lire Ntiirviiitf there ii nlenlv of fund ill tho vIIIul'im. The dil'lieullv of trmmiiort. duo to the dior'aiiizalion of lite rnilwiivx. the itiduxtriiil strikes nnd ri'.iims which bronchi nliout the I'looililiL' of the Dnnel eiml mines nnd llio ileereiine in llio dtiiMilv of fuel lo lea thnn 2.1 nor cent of normal pro duction, civil war in llio country and economic elinos l:enerallv. nro nil reiiHoitH for tho ntnlo bordcrimr on fiimine in Hie lowiw. "KkibiiKloiiN. thn crenlest client iroduciiiL' iirovinee in Siberia, with turtle nloeka of whent Ivinir Icsk thnn 100 inileti nwiiv, livinir from hnnd to m n ii I Ii. while iH is iiriictienllv im iiiiKsihle to ti-iiiiHiiort the wlienl for lack of sirup iron to make tires for wneon wIiccIk." "The continual iiicronxe of wnues in llio indiiHlriitl and mnnufnelurim.' lovvim tins raised cost of iron, Hteel, elolhiiiL'. ImioIm nlli1. oilier psesntiuls of evcrvlllillL' indeed (hat tlio liensaul wenra and tisen nml the pcusnnt rep rcHcntx H.'i per cent of (lie poptilutitin of Hie cotintrv to 20 and even 'ill times their normnl value. The town workers, l.'i per cent of the iitiptiln- fion, however, would not permit the soviet government In raise the miivi niitin price fixed for food. This one sided Ift'Uhitinn not iinnntitrullv in censed the penxunt. W'liilo he bud to iniv 2(1 lo 50 times tho normal price for all essentinl commodities produc ed by I lie industrial workers in the towns, lie received only about double (lie nonnnl pre-war prico for the pnlnco of his own labor. Peasants HoanllnK "Therefore, the pensnlit sits tiulit on his rruin. He refuses to fcell wlient to the l!ullieviki ut the rciiiiisitiun lirico of one nnd a half cents n pound when lie can sell it nt Oil conts a pound or even more. When it can be col, bread toduv in l'etnmrnd or Moscow is 1(1 rubles or more a pound. The peasant is willinu' to barter his food lor chilli, stool, textiles mul oth er nccessiM-ies, lint tho industriul workers havo ruined industry. Noth ing is bcinii produced, there is not ion to barter with. The pea -a ills have Inrue iieeumiilutions of puper monev. hut this is of no value for Ibev van buy not him; with it. Jleamvhile the pcnxnnls nre lionrdinir their produce. "In n sense then the peasant is nasi or of tho situation. lie has the I'ooil, the townspeople have not. T'io 'tolsheviki hnvo tried with viirvim: success to tnko wheat nnd other pro duels bv force lo Iced lite proletnriu of the towns, hut neither the Her mans in the I krnine, as they have found to their cost, nor thn workmen in the towns enn eat food from the B01SHEVIKI SAY J'Alllri. Jim. . Tiirl her lit-lit on the lloleheviki altitude toward the iu vitulioii of the allied and asnociiilcd Powers lor u culil'ercii'.'e with the lliissinii I'nclious nt rriiicess Islands is uiveli bv un nrtiide ill the Holslie vik official iiowsimper l.vcsliii. of fiuiiiiirv "II. The corrcNiiondenl of l,o .Jiniyiiiil ut la-rue telcurnplis u (notation from tin- nrliele much more inoili rute in tone 1 hint wus the recent note on the sitbiccl sent bv M. Tehit cherin, tho Itussinii forclirii minister, to M. Vorovskv. the l!olhcvik cniis siirv ut Stockholm. The l.vetin urticle, which was niyncd bvM, Neklor, Invs stress on the indirect character of the invita tion, iiotiui! thnt it bore neither ad dress or siuiiutuj'c, Tho writer de clnres thnl nlliestnust cIioohc between the role of ml versa riCs of the new Kiissia nnd tliul of arbitrators. If they desire to move their fitness to net as arbitraturs, he insists, lllev must completely evacuate Ifiistia. Then their initiative, he adds, may be taken seriously. WASHING-TON. Jan. 28. Two bin train-ports. 111 Adriatic and Sibonv. are due at New York Saturday with about U.OIIO men aboard. The Adriatic briii-js units of the r"lrd division (Ohio and West Viruin it) nl-o h'.l officer casual- and about Hill siek, wounded and enlisted Min imis, in all about II.IMul men. The Sibonv has aboard the -1'ilii rciciment const artillery complete; the complete MOIItli nnimtinition train, Hlih division (Indiana, and Ken '.uckv) i ml the becliuiirters nnd butteries (' nnd I). Xiilth Held artil lery of the hoth division fMichiirnn nnd Wisconsin) lionnii for Camp Dodae. The ship also curries a total of more thnn D.IIIHI men. L OMSK, Wcilncsdnv. Jan. J.I. (ft.v the Asrreiitled I'ress. ) The trans Silieiian railrond is los'rnr 80.U00.0II0 rubles n month, neeordinif to Ivan Mikliniliiff. miii'ster of linuncc of the all Hussion t'ovemincrit here, in dis. oitssiniz the oovernmont'K proirrnni for fiuiinciiil rehiihililiitinn with the Asso ciated I'ress today. M. Mikliailolf. who is but 2!) Years old. slroui;Iv supported the eovcrn ineiit's decision to accept the nll-ed proposal for the manaucment of tho Trans-Siberian railway, lie said that Russia would furnish monev to meet the riiiiniic' expenses but plans of reon;iiniatiou will entail purchase abroad of a Uiruu amount of material. For this purpose lltissia. he said, would require u loan from allied na tions. M. Mikhniloff declared the lioMic visls had carried off several million rubles from Sib-iaii bunks, but uddeil that, Hie present covornrncnt has 2"j0. (10(1.01)0 rubles in bank no'les nnd 5. 0011.(11)11. 001) rubies in eold nnd spe cie, as a basis for nat'onal reenn structinti. He said that the monthly ejtpenditiires itimped from l.")7.O0O. (100 rubles in A "trust to 400.000.000 in December. The budget for !)10 culls for fiOll.000.000 nionthlv.Ie said thnt one hundred million rubles would he impropriated for reconstruction work. . In addition, nss-stnnec will be ac corded private industries, he declar ed, in the effort to build un Ihe eonn Irv. Kelutint.' the stntemetit that ie-'siifits fre not pnviiti; taxe on 1'ietr l:od. he showed thot "-ceipts from this source tind mounted from 78,00(1 rubles in July Ur !l,;illll,0ll0 in December. "These increases," ho sid, "arc an indicntion of thn , retreiioration of Iftissianml of the Diople's conlidcnec in the stability of the uoM'nimcul." MISS MARGARET WILSON ARRIVES IN BRUSSELS Kiil'SSI'I.S. ,Jlin. 28.- Miss Mar en ret Wilson, daughter of l'ros:lcnt Wilson, arrived in IlriiSMcIs Mondnv afternoon. She is a cuest at the American leunlion. cr heavinc&3 after meals ors rnewt annoying manifestations oi oad-cyspcpsia. pleasant to tate, neutralize acidity and help restore normal d:rcstion. MADS L'V SCOTT & ECV.7T3 CP SCCTT'S EXbXSICTf CatarrhaH)eafnt38 Cannot Be Cured loofti nitpiiuntioti, sh ihy canmit roh :hn diMfunt'tl portion of th oar. 'l'hr un'r onn wuy to cum cntnrrhal dfulni. arA that In by a constltut'tuml mtitly, Ctlurrhul Itraffiecn Ii CKtiAfd by un ln flumt'tr rondltlDtt ot ttt irtuooUR llntn ot tli IJimtH'-litrtn Tubi. Whvn thin tiilifl la fntlN.nrU yoii hav a nimbi n ouiiii nr Im- p.-r(;t h-ttrlnir, ami .whn II U rnllrnlr . clnund; tioarnM In Ihd rfnult. LinlttM th tnil.i'rimfttlrii curt btj rJuci-J nnrt this tub rentori'il to Its nurnml con1ltiin, ticarlnc will b drfltroyed torvmr. Muny fa not of deofnnd nro cnuml by cuturrb, which la an Intlnmeil eontllllnn ot thn muuun aur tacea. Hall'a Catarrh Mmllcln nct thru the blood on tttw raucous surfaces of tb ayntnm. Wo will civil Ons Hitnflrnl T)ol1iirv for any ccm of Catarrhal Dsfnrs that cannot b cured by Hall's Cjitarrb Msdloln. Cir culars fro. All DrtiRirlits. Tflc V. J. CHENEY CO., Tolfdo, O. MEDF0RD IRON WORKS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP Also oeent for Fairbanks and Morse Eneines. . .17 South Riverside. : "- w GOOD SPUDS nt . 1.00 nor 100 AUSTRALIAN BROWN ONIONS Ml $2.00 tacr 100 For Sale Bv Monarch Seed & Feed Co. . RLE-NZO DE'NTAL CRIME A Xevr, Soft, Snow-white IJyitifrice Tliat Makes Vou Glafto Brush Your Teeth. It looks so good, tastes so good, and focls so good, and leaves the mouth so cool and clean. ' . , West Side Pharmacy t Daily Health Talks COPBNHAOKX. Jan. 2S. Sparta can forces havo overturned the gov ernment In Wllhelmshavcn, Germany nnd occupied tho banks and public liuildiiiKs. They hare ordered the court martial of their opponents. Railway traffic to and from Wil belmshavon hu3 -been stopped. TODAY'S CASUALFIES PARIS, Jan. 28. The American tnoniliei-H of tho coinniiKison creiitcd hv tho pence eonl'crenco lo visit I'o land woro nnincil lodav, Thev are Maior Clonoral Ki-iim ,1. Kernnn. for llio nmiv, and Pro feasor Ifohert II: liOfll, of Harvard I'niviM-.iil.v, tho Aniericnn penco coiiiuiissioiier's o.- licrl on Riissiii and Poland. Worth $.10.00- a Tlottlo Wm. Unrnos. San Antonio, Tox wrlton: "Koloj-'s Honey and Tnr Is tho Ijost cohrIi romody In llio world It hna 1)oon worth t.10.00 a hottlo to mo. I had 'tho flu' followod hy pnou ni on In, whlcU lort nio weak, with a pornlatoat coimli. t noodnd rest and sloop, which I was itnnhln to cot. Some ono advlsod Foley's Honey nnd Tnr. i I hoKiin taking It that vory nlKht. Tlofot-o hod tlmo I nntlood ro llof, nnd thnt nlKht hud a sound sloop and perfoct nlghl's rost, tho first slnco tho hojtlnnliiK of the flu. I hnvo eomplotoly rojnvorod and do not coiiKht nt nil. It coat mo only $1.20 to euro thnt ohstlnnto couch with Foley's Ilonoy nnd Tnr. Let nil who road thin lotlor try" Foley's.". For ealo by Mud ford riitinaatiy. MEXICO CITY. .Ian. 2S Proposed constitutional reforms, somo of them nddluK to tho powors ot the clilcr oxoeutlvo, nro nnionn tho most Im portant maters 'before .tho Mexican connroBs. Tho formation of a nat ional hank of Mexico, to ho tho center of a now curiuncy systom nnd tuko over tho old bunks of omission also Is IioIiik discussed hy tho council of ministers and may ho sont to tho.loB Islaturo for decision. AinoiiK tho ronstltttltonal reforms to lio decided Is n hrojoet to rovlse artlclo 27 of tho constitution In such a way as will Klvo tho president auth ority to tuko ovor and administer, In tho nntlonal Interests, nny prlvnto Industry when strikes or nny othor moans result In tha Interruption of Kh norvlr.o to tho dotrlinont ot the public Intorost. Tho proposod roforin Is dlroclcd principally at wlt-o, rnll, jMiHial nnd mtu-lllmo systems. Othor proposed laws lo dotlno nrtl- clu 17 now boToro cotiKt-ess Inclmlo tho nallonallzallon or oil landii, a muttor thnt has hncn of vital Intorost lo foreign corporallons ns a result of prcsldcntltil decreos Issued In July and AiikiisI, 1918, otnhodyliiR tho sumo alms. Wounded severely Privato Vin cent Jelliiick, .Malin. Ore. Previously reported missing in ac tion, now reported severely wound ed Privato Lite Daily. Portloud. Ore. Returned to dtttv. previously re ported nvss-c i'i Private Asa O. Kiiiinlaitf. Oarihahli, Ore: Private Nick Sclavcnitis, Mnrshfield. Ore. Wounded sliuhtlv Private Kluier U. Pnrccll. Portland. Ore. , What Is the fame of liackiu-lie?' I)Y DOCTOK CORNELL Backache is perhaps the most com mon ailment from which women suf fer. Rarely do you find anybody free from It. Sometimes the cause Is ob scure, but Dr. Pierce, of Buffalo, X. Y.. a hlKli medical authority, says tho cause is very often a form of catarrh that settles In the delicate membranes of the feminine organs. When these organs aro Inflamed, the first symptom Is backache, accom panied by hearing-down sensations, weakness, unhealthy discharges, ir regularity, painful periods, irrita tion, headache v.nd a general run down condition. Any woman in this condition Is to ho pitied, but pity does not cure. The trouble calls for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, v,!i!:u is a separate and distiact med icine for women. It is made of roots and herbs put up without alcohol or opiate of any kind, for Dr. Pierce uses nothing else in his prescription. Favorite Prescription Is a natural remedy for women, for the vegetable growths of which it is made seem to have been intended by Nature for that very purpose. Thousands of girls and women, young and old, have taken it, nnd thousands have written grateful letters to Or. Pierce saying it made them well. In taking Favorite Prescription, it Is reassur- i Ing to know thnt it goes straight to tho cause of the trouble. There is but one way to overcome sickness, and that Is to overcome the cause. That is precisely what Favorite Pre scription is intended to do. Send 10c for trial pkg. of Tablets. Address Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, X. Y. Constipated women, as well as men, are advised by Dr.. Pierce to take his Pleasant Pellets.. They are just splendid for costiveness. Adv. iJwmBmp . men .s.-W V . if. Xov is the time for that new :p. o to havo the old one repaired. We also put on ilatc glass hack cur: ains, do 'upholstering"' all kinds or repair work. M F-DFO RD'AUTOiTOP CO. 30 North firapp Siiwt. Phono 104. Hussion pcnsnnl if ho does not choose to let them hnve it." . ft - w Most Popular Corn food In America" says No wonder when, you consider how rich and nourish ing they are: how . difxerentfromthe corn-flakes people used to eat before they learned the best laCdrnFIakes fheres Nothing Like '.POST.V''.::.f:'-. ff The Same .A, Careful Attention . . Is. given by the Jackson County Bank WSvll LJ( to small accounts as to tha ss of large IJrll I , V prpportlons-believlng that it Is to r sll . the best interests of both the custom- , flf X.V ' er and the Bank to practice tho Gol- II fa&ll VlWV den Rule in every transaction. : jVll vSk 1 A JiiS ' Xew Checking Ac- gt0it0Si& counts, includirg Cl J7 fSSifl --yours, are invited. r ' E STABL I S ri E D 188a5 ' ; , The "IOWA"' . Cream Separator WORLD'S BEST BY ACTUAL TEST . Special care has been taken to insure not only tiie clpscst skimnniig-, but the most dur able and the lightest running Cream Seuarator. lAu' over twenty years the ' ' IOWA ' ' has given dependable service to dairymen and farmer. The "IOWA," with the patented .Curved Disc Bowl, will actually pay for itself out of the butterfat that is lost in the use of the ordinary straight disc bowl type of machine. "NYc will be glad to give you a demonstration. Phono 231 or ; call. At the 1 I 1 last AYorld's Fair, the "lOAYA" outskimmed' all competing C'ream Separa-toi"s. Hubbard Bros. Cor. Main and Riverside p 1 : Hedford, Oregon