Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 28, 1919, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFIVE MILLION BOND E PUT UP 10 PEOPLE IN JUNE HAl.KM, l'V-li. i!H.- INiftimcilia liitnl toiotu'i 'Hi- Hut riti'iiiiHtriii'tlnii pro- itrmii lis fur iih Hut (tii-ln t urj in eon ('nrnuil, IIih lniiiHu panned ilui Kddv hills, providing f if it hiiccIiiI eliioliiiii on Juno .'), nml rel'iirenm In the pco ila ill hiii'Ii I'lcclinii ill' ii itrnpimnl for it $5.11011,(11111 IkmiiI ii-Mio I.i Dnv (In ixX'In of 11 iMiiiiiiri-hi'iixlvv building iiiiiniivt'imiiit nml liiml Ht'l t U'UK-iit . In n. Tim Iiiiiiho iiIhii udoplcd h ri'iiiliitinn providing for Miihiniiiiiif ut Hint )'- liull It IMIIINlilUli'llllll llllll'lllllllt'llt L'iv- ' inir I In' ioil the right In ruiu I ho ("inKlilllliulllll I Mill or illlll'hll.lllll.NM to lOVr NIU'll IioIIiIh. At till' Npl'villl I'll'C. lidll other inntlir4 referred by tlic Ii'VimIiiIiiiu iiImi will Iid given ioiiiil- K'.'ati in. ' J iniirovnim'iitN Am Provided ' Tim liiir lioinl hill provides fur lite fi illiiivint- svidoiii of public improve- tiimili to lin worked out under lliu ili- ri'ttiini of tin' lioiiril of control : Htiiln iientloiilinrv.-.rilHI,wil; stale rir'nn-ilnii'liiin liniipiliil ut I'orllimil. ,l,i(I.IHIO; liinliliiiL'H ill Olefin Agri fllturnl College. .'lllUMIl); btiil.i- ut riin'1'ir.ilv f Oregon f.UQ.ilMI; litnliliiiL-H nt Oregon Niirmul Ni'linnl. Hi(i.iiim: build- in snt en .lorn llri'L'oii Hliilit In 1 1, tn I, iH.'iO.Hiiii. nml I hi' fnlowiiiL' nininnc: Alonn, fL'.'i.nmi: linker, if 'O.OUli ; t.ii Onin.li', syjA.lHMI: M,.,. f.inl, 2."i.lMMlj .MiirHlificlil. "MUMM. ili'il IVn.l. .l7.rim. Ill I'llilit on lo (hi. f7.Vi.flna Ih pro vi trei i'nr. In li iim'iI liv llii' liiml sol- t'eme I I'oimiii''O'i in connection villi ( f'.IMI.IMHI .tl.lll.ll in I hi' hlltil M-ttlc 'i ill ciMi.ii.i .Nii.ii ni l which i.iimc1 the Ipi'it 'nlur-. liiht nielli.' i i llond Iwiip Vlit l'"nvr lliu nut. I M'llli'ini'iil -oniini-":on Hi in is now virlimllv n law. iih it rnr ril the eiiu'reeiiov rlmiM'. nml in n mensem which hns received P wnnnet ntiiiroviil of llio trovcrnnr. tli'ltn'xi'iiliiiivi'H of iiriii'ili'iillv every Inn of ritisvim of tlit state Imvo iitvcn niMirniii'D Hint Itii'V will eot witrntlv behind llii' hie- liiiiul mensim? when il ih ntiih'r lit m-u i m bv the ti"Oplt! iir'or lo llio spoeinl election in June. I hi' iiinin nliiKi't of Hie iii-t in to moot iinniniiloviiii'iil conditions f.t lo'tfint? t ln win mtil dcntiihilir.iitiiui of tlimnmuils of Irooim who nri) r.'lnni linf nml lire expoeli'd o ri'liirn to Oreco-t. In nilitilioit, it enntn'iiH llio basis for a liirvn reclamation, ilrninngp nml lit'Toil off liutil development urogram, with soldiers, suitor nml miiriii(4 to ba given Preference under this nro icriun, lint it U lo lie oiten to nil citi i ns. 44 HOURWEEK OAKLAND. Ciilif.. IVli. Tlio Kant llitv niiiniiH tlio imii'liimHtK, willi n nicnilicrliii of miroxinuili'lv 4.IHIU, mid llio Kliinvnril liilion-ix will) n inttmltcrNliiii of iiiinroximiilttlv 2.(101) liiht niulit voti'il lo work n 'Jl-ltniir wvuk onlv. in fiii'ii of lliri'nl.H ol dm ( liurirn iiiiiilo bv Hi" iitiiiiiiiKmii'iil.4 of tllll HllMIVIinlH, llllH IIIIIIIIIH llllll lll- imiximnti'lv H.IIOO men will knoek off wcrk ut niton toinnrriiw, n ninn'oxi nii.ttilv 2.IHMI Hn-eiilli'il rnilienl mem- .lirr-s of lliu Otikliiml HiiilerninkerM' union took u like vote IiikI WimIiu'.s iluvn:uht. The men Inn'o for Homo mnlillix itnsl ui'liilnirilv (liken llio itflernnoiitt nil' on .KnliiriliiVM. Aititriiximiilelv Il.MIO ineniuerK of llio holler milkers union, Ho-nnlloil eoiiMPrviilivuN who lire wek inir to form n no wnnion hero, will oh Hitrvo llio full Hix ilnv wnrkinir week ultimatum of llio shiiiviinl mminu'C inonlH, il in miiioiini'eil. ' KLAMATH WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN STOCKTON HOTEL - 0 STOCKTON, Ciilir., Kelt. 27. The liodv of n womim fiiiiiiil in n room nl n loeul holiil n few iIiivm nt'it lin heen iilmilifieil iih thiil. of Mm. Tetl Con rntli of K'liimiilh Knlln, Orn. STUFFED UP WITH "A BAD COLD?" Get busy with n bottle of Mr. King's Now Discovery atonco Cousin, colds nnd broncltlat nttacta they nro nil likely to result in danger ous nttcrmntho unless checked in time, t And how effectively nnd quickly Dr. ICInz'c New Discovery hclpa to do tho checldnii workl Inllamcd. irritated m;mbrancs or soothed, tnoMiiucpu phlegm loosened freely, ana quiet, restful sleep follows. 60c nnd $1.20. u Alldruggistohavo It. Sold since 1869 L Constipation Emaclpatlon P No moro lazy bowels, yellow com plextion, sick lieadache, indigestion, ombaraitslnit breath, when you use as a corrcctlvo Dr. King's New I.ifo Pills. They aystematlze tlio system and keep thq world' looklnis cheerful, 25c, . $1500 SALARY i: DniililluK tho suhirloH of liMiiilmrn wllliln tho nuxt tlvo yuurii, mid thitii nililliiK bi) por cent liuforo unotliur 10 yaiirn huvo imsseil. no that tho min imum nvnniKii sulury tor imc:hur will ho f 1,500 this in tlio urogram urged by Dr. V. I', (,'lnxton, 1J. H. com mlMloiiur nf odiieiitloit. Dr. Cluxton Biiyn : "It Is only by vnry lurgo Incrouses In )iity of teachnrs Unit wo may hope, lo Improvo our school upiiriKilubly. Hmnll Ini-ruimeit of B, 10 or 20 por runt will not avail, for tliny will not bo nurriclnnt to hold In tho schools mon mid women of superior ability. "Tuiielinrs uro now paid loss for tholr work thiin any other cluss of workers, ami tho lucreaso In tholr pay In tho last fow years bus In n wlro heim hi beeping wl'li tho lu creaso In pay of other workitrs, or with tlio Inerenso In llio emit of liv ing. Whllo tho cost of living has In oreasud approximately KO per cont food, UT. por cent; clothing, 1011 por cont; drugs, 103 por cont; fuol, fill per citnl ; nnd houso furnishing goods, 71 per cont tlio salaries of lonelier huvo lueronsed only about 12 por cent. Tlio purchasing powor of tho salary of tlio tem-lior In our public schools Is, therefore, only about 6'i per rout of what It was four years ago. "Many of tho bailor teachers aro leaving tlio schools and tholr places aro tnkon by men and woman of Inns nutlva ability, loss oducatlon and cul ture, and less training and exper ience. Many of tlio places aro not filled at all. A an Inevitable rosult tlio character of tho schools Is being lowered Just nt a time when It ought lo ho ralsud to a much higher stan dard. "Ktudunts now entering tho normal schools to propnro for touching arc not of as good quality as tboy wore formerly, which moans Hint tho stan dards of tho schools must continue lo fall. In some normal schools tho enrollment Is far loss than In fonnor years." When von puv voiir income lax gel n reeeipt from I'nelo Sinn. Whnl would William llohemtiillcrn have Itnnib'il von f ' ' L. - , Make t niln - Mill medfort) matt; TRTmnrrc, mtcpford, oinmoN, immAv, February 2a, mo NEW PASTOR FO l. K. Mlllanl, new plwtor of tlio his flint sermon Holiday inoriiliig. 01 MILL TAX FOR SAI.KM. Kob. 2S-Tha houBO yes torday didn't ovoi! hosllnto lorf";; onough to listen to an oxplauntlon ol offer any objection when Bonntoi I'lorco's bill providing a ono-mlll tat for market roads ciinio up for passage this morning. Tho bill wont thrt without a dissenting vote, t'nilei tho provision of this incasuro a la of ono mill Is to bo levied aKiilnut all taxable property In iho county fo: distribution nl tho discretion ot th stato highway commission In con slructlng primary market roadK. sWitoissM-i fssMdsW&liwaaa (odtwheat "cakes - with this wonderful old-time breakfast ,,.c:.ty;:. the easy Aunt Jemima way! . . Buckwheat cakes with sausage I Oh, how that combination does tempt the appetite on a wintry February morning! Perhaps youVe been forgetting how "powerful good" buckwheat cakes really are! Give yourself a treat tomorrow see what pleasant mSmories the first taste brings back! Memories of all sorts of healthy out door things hickory smoke curling upward in thin blue wisps skating on the old pond, coasting down the big hill into drifts of snow It's the simplest thing in the world UNT JEM! MA. . Wc KW H EAT . FLOUR Ctn.itnoy, HI Jo.otiti. MUMt.il R CHRISTIAN CHURCH .4 in i fims'-sfin ' jnii n il OirlxtJiin churcli, who will p reach NATION WIDE STRIKE SPltHNOFiiy.D. Ills., Feb. 2S. A nation-wldo strike of electrical work jra affiliated with the International Irothorhood of Electrical Workers it iu prospect "unless President Wilson provides sonio committee, commission r court" to which: members of the lrgnulziitlon' can submit grievances iccordlng to Charles P. Ford, secre ury of the brotherhood, followinf bo sending of a telegraphic nppca to tho president today. to make buckwheat cakes if you make them the easy Aunt Jemima way! . ;V-' All you need is a package of Aunt Jemima Buckwheat Flour you add nothing but water. Everything , necessary to make the best buck wheat cakes you've ever tasted is already mixed in the flour. Order a package of Aunt Jemima Buckwheat (in the yellow package) from your grocer and give your hus band this wonderful old-time break fast tomorrow! Aunt Jemima Mills Company, St. Joseph, Missouri. A perfect blend of buckwheat, corn and I TOKIO. (Correspondence of the AHHociutcd PrcHH.l ifiiniuiH Hnionji, chief Jupunexc envov to tho peace conference in Purls, left 'Fdkio for the French capital on Juniiarv 11. Hi ileiuirture evoked interesting sugges tions from tho lcndintr newspapers an to Jiipnn's attitude in the Far KuHtcrn affairs. The Kokumin HHscrtH that it will be the task of Manium Snionji to niain tain the principle of "the Orient for the Orientuls" nnd reminds its renders Hint ho beam on hm shoulders the destinv of the Japanese empire. The paper ndds that this policy accords with the "principles of liberty nnd eouulitv enunciated bv President Wil son as the basis of a world's peace. The Asnhi. perhaps the leading Japanese newspaper, with simultan eous editions in Tokio and Osaka, lavs stress upon the assertion of the prin ciple of rneiul eouulitv nnd dcclnres Unit by upholding Ibis policy the Mnr ouis would be in accord with Presi dent Wilson's ideas of justice nnd hu manity. At the same time the Asnlii remarks Hint the trend of world af fairs demands an absolute open door poiicv of ail inteitionnl relations nnil.thercforo in ti,..ia. It savs that Jnimn's ndvocucv of the roinovnl o racial barriers will not bo sufficiently convincinif unless she opcnlv pludt'es herself to "uiiaiiduii her uiiliturintic Jl; li r.::-.cv !: no of'rn hns l-"on the s'lhiect of misconceptions nnd bus p'eions nmomr the powers." The ndvanced aire of the marquis. ncordinir to Japanese idetis he is 70 this vcar his prineelv familv. his as sociation with party politics, his re cent investiture of the Order of the ClirvKiinihemum. the highest decora tion in the eift of the emperor, his fcnrless. uncompromising spirit coup led with the lnnmiid manner he af fects, all make him to the Japanese ""i interesting fieurc well suited to be 'he exnerssion of nntinnol sntimer;t. l"n to I lie present Jnpnn hns beerr represented at the pence conference bv a delegation in which Baron Muk ino is the lending figure. "There were no delinquents nt Cha ,cau Thicrrv. Are von delaying the Itnvtnenl of vonr income tnxt sausage ! "I'se in wheat ELSE BOLSHEVISM WASHINGTON, Feb. 28. Peace with tho League of iXatlons or war and preparations for war without It, the internationalism of peace . and Justice of tho Internationalism of the "socialist, the anarchist and the Bol shevist" are the alternatives before the world, declared Senator Hitch cock of Nebraska, chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, in an address late yesterday, to the senate. The proposed league. Senator Hitchcock asserted, would "render war between members as nearly im possible as human agencies can de vise.'"' He spoke of the growth of socialism and the popular demand for relief from war ,and its sacrifices and said peoples thruout the world, if denied measures for peace, would violently protest and seize power. Senators who have opposed the league draft,' the Nebraska member asserted, would bo opposed to any league. He charged that in their at tacks these senators had magnified its dangers and that they "quibble and split hairs." . Replying to a reference to Amer icanism as opposed to International ism in a recent speech of Senator Borah of Idaho, who quoted Colonel Roosevelt. Senator Hitchcock said the former president had favored a League of Nations to enforce peace, noi oaly by moral lorco, bul by mili tary strength, and expressed the be lief that if he were alive. Colonel Roosevelt would be found supporting the league as ardently as President Wilson. " Suggestions that Mexico might Join In imposing conditions on this coun try were ridiculed 'by the senator, who said Mexico was not eligible for 6 Bell-ans Hot water jjffl Sure Relief RELL-ANS Wfor indigestion Ura - m! town, Honey!" membership becauso alio could not give tho requisite guarantees of her Intention and ability to comply with international obligations. This Corn Will Peel Right Off! "Gets-It" Makes Corns Com Off Tho "Banana-Peel" Way! Why have to flop on tho floor, squeose yourself up llko tho letter . and with bulging eyes draw your face up Into a wrinkly knot, -while you gouKe and pull at the rnulck." of a tender corn? Tht' 2 or 3 Drees ApeUeJ Is Few SecoaaV , There's No Fumuis er Cutties. "Ceto-lt" Alweys Werlul the old, savage way. "aets-It" l the modern, painless, simple way. ' lean over and put two drops or "dels-It" on the corn, put your stocking and ehoe right on again, and forget the corn. Pain Is eased. "Gets-It" has revolutionized the. treatment of corns. It nover lrrl- . tates the true flesh. You'll top . limping- on the sldo of your shoe, aftd do away with greasy salves, - bundling bandages, thick plasters. , and painful methods. Use "Gets-It", -.' it's common sense. . "Gets-It," the guaranteed, money - tiaclccorn-remover.theonlyeureway. costs but a trifle at any drug store. M,'dbyE.Lwrence&Co..Chlcago,lH. Sold and recommended as the world's best corn remedy by Leon B. 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