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WTCnWWTi MATT; TTt TRUNK M" rcPFOTlD, (VREfiON', WETWF.RT)AY; MARCH 2(5, 1910
PA(TE TWEE
ONE PEACE TREATY
TO DEAL WITH ALL
CENTRAL STATES
I'AIIIS, M11H1 yr,-WUv tlm Ahbo
t'luli'd I'l'OM.)- It him bunuum known
(hut u HiirliiiiM til'l'iii't Id bi'iim niuilc
In tlio liiulnmt (iiinrturH to loin toirelli
tr nil tlio iiAiku treaties) wllli Our
iiiiiiiv. AiiHtriiti 'f urltiiv unit lluluiiriii.
tluiH iiiiiklnit mm viiiiiiiroliimnivv treiitv
in which (liirmunv would ho I Ik ml with
tlio oilier nmilrnl iiuwerii iim Ihuir re
hlioiiHihlo IihikI, - '
Whllo miii'Ii n nIi woiiM (iiiixn some
(U'liiV. vut Ihn American mul llrilinh
luitilura horo feet thnt it' would niivv
time In I ho end in iMiimilulintr I ho work
on nil tint ik'ih'ii treuticx. 'i'liii Ini'lti
nIu nof AiiMlrin iii' n (iininroliiiiiHivd
trnntv would ho imrticuliirl viii'ooiit
nlilu tn Ilalv, wliicli Iiiih ri'xcntcil tlio
ciiiioIiin'iiii of torniH with (lorniiiiiv in
n doiuiinont which' fuili'it to ileiil with
Jlnlv's interests in Austria,-
Tint inurement I'or u ftinu'lo truutv
with nil four iinwei's prnbublv Brown
iiul nl' Premier Orbimln's stronir op
IHiMtiuii to hiii'Ii imiiHHiim in tlio 1'irxl
ireiilv nl' I'lniiHoH ileuliliir with lliilv'n
"'interest s. 'riu,nhiii bus mil vet been
liniillv ilolonnini'il iiinii, hut tlio ten
tloni'V in towiinl its iiecentiilu'o.
Shonhl Im ilin bn tnloiti'il it is
i-jiootod lAiit I ho four treaties: could
bit linked Hint ronnhtiil hv Mnv 1.
GLEE Ct
Wlmn the ' I'nivern'tv of Orciion
Men'H (ileo chili aimenro ill concert in
Muilfonl, tonit'lil. it will brinir with it
n Medford man. Ilarohl (Iruv. Mr.
flrnv I" an old man with (ha oru'iiui
xntion ami although ho Iiiih not up
pearod befont Medford ninlicnccH to
imv Itreiit extent, in unite well known
here,
Mr. (imv In unite prominent in nth'
er university activities beside brimr
in the Men's Glee e.luh. I lu, him held
i several edits and student positions,
ami bint hevn active in Y. M. C. A.
work nl tlm college. .
The .Men'B.dliij rlub i nn onmiii
nation of exi'ellent kintrrrH, men who
bnvu had much exuerience in musical
work before euterintr eollcne. The
MAN
(ileo club eonliiiiw eiu'hlewi member,
, mid under tint leadechin of l'mftM.
nor John Stark Kvutm. in muieariuit in
eoiiort before nil the larger to wiih of
Doiuhern Oreu'on.
"Mukio evcrvbodv liken," in the way
, I'rofedtior Kvnn deHeriheH the pro
gram which will be unwonted bv the
th'caterH to Medfonl imiHio lovem.
"Wo have nrrnnurd n hiiiippv mid live
proitrnm," he rontinucd, "and twiec
an much work Iiiih been put on the
' (lotailn of the cntertniniiicnt na in
forniei vnm.w
ChnriiH nuuibern, oaartottei), noma,
mid clover HtiintH will conipriHo- the
miii.in will be of a popular nature, and
yet will apnea I to the lovcrx of iniiaie
of i hinher oIiihh. ;
... Klainalh FiiIIm, Ashland. Grant
. I'liHK mid IltiHehnriruro included in the
annual sprine tour of the (Ileo elitb
thin year This in the twentieth cn-
: Hon that the orcaiiinntinn ha toured
the state or northwest, hut it Iiiih not
appeared in Hoiithern Oreuon for hcv
eral yearn.
K0L8 AND DILL
Coininif direct from their eomplete
comiuoHt of Sm) Kraniiixeo iiiuuho
mmit loverK, Kolh and Dill, the iiiohI
popular eoineilianH that ever nppeiired
on the Pacific count, will bo aeen in
their newest vebielu, "A You Were,"
at,lhc 1'imo Thurmlnv eveninir, March
27.
Tho plot in as definite, as tlio "Hitch
( oHt of Lovimr," their last nieihiim
nnil like that former success, is plen
tifully Kprinkled wift. luehfdv nnd
inado nllriK'hvo hv nianv pretty uirls,
each of whom sinuH in tho ensem-
bio numbers which are most effective
ly Introduced.
Tho fun of the Htars i "of the
.characteristic nud hihirinus vurielv
for which thev are iusllv famous, set
off nKiiiiml a story that Iiiih effective
sonous ntomutiU at. times, Jhese in
terrutitiotiH nro of short duration,
'. liowovur, and yield nl onne to a oom
ndv etiisodo or a fareieal situation
Hint keeps the auilioneo piirlhful
t iromrhout the eveninir.
A splendid east, of principals is seen
nnd heard in support of Nolh and Pi
' Inoluilimr such old favorites us Julia
Hlnno, Mario Iiieh, Kfuv-Cllov. KthoJ
Martello, Oooruo W. llanln, Jr., Max
Btoinln, Jack Hollins nnd Frank Hon-
ner. Special mention is due the beau
tiful eoslitmoH nnd the how ot beau
v tiful L'illH who wear them.
84 AMERICAN WARSHIPS
ANCHORED IN THE TAGUS
; TJSllrtN. March ' 21. (HV tho As
sociated Press.) An American lleut
of Ml) warships from llresl; iinohoro'd
in the Tim us today, i This makes a
totaNiPH'l units of the American navy
now ip the Tiiuuh, .
innr
LUUl
li
PAIHO. Kirvnt. Mnrnli iiO.f-OiTi-oiiil
roimi'lN of tlio riots in IJifvnt
sliow Unit two tllOllHIIIIll Iiiiiihch in
vilhiuoH were. sucked, (In March 14,
several Itrilisli snliliers were murdered
niM it iiioh Niickod nnil hnrneil the hIii
tionn nl I'll-lti'kinuli mid Kl-Wiwln, On
March li). the express llrom Cairo wiih
nillnueil mid several truiiiH worn suek
eil. An enmlovo of tin) Htiitu railway
wiih iiinrdorod.
(In March 1(1 tlm moh raided Ibe
police Ktiilion nt Minet eainii mill
released prisoners. It then ult-uekcil
the hI at ion mul tlio military picket
wiih .ohliked to lire, lbirtv liatlveH
worn killed unit nineteen wounded.
Several thousand native then attack
ed thu elation tank and tlm troop
mul police were oblim-il to .lire.
rwoiitv-two natives went killed ami
fil'tv v,'"!"!;d.
Tlio disorders In Cairo wore eliock
d with the leant possible eiunlovmenC
of force, Allom-tlier (It) natives went
killed and eiiht wounded here, lho
bcbiivior of Ihn Cairo polieo wiih ex-
eellent,
FEIN Cf LIS OFF
DI'HMM. March 211. The execu
tive eominilleii of the Sinn l''ein party
isHiied nn ol'fleiul statement late last
niiihl nunotinciui; Ihnt the public re
ception planned for l'mfcA'sor Kd-
wiird l)e ralera, who escaped from
an Kuulish prison on February I. had
been abandoned. The statement said
I'rofesHor lie Valorn hml Kent word
that he did not believe u reception
would justify riskinir thu lives of the
citizens of Dublin.
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BUCKEYE INCUBATORS
AND BROODERS
GARDEN SEEDS .
GRASSES
ALFALFA . '
CLOVER
FERTILIZERS Potatoes $1.90 per.cwt. -.
MONARCH FEED
AND SEED CO
run or AMBiTjori
Snrimi Is here and vou can satisfy
your ambition bv purchaslnq a lawn
mowlnti and aartlenlnq tools of the
Poole Furniture Co.
Wo carry a bin line of furnlturo and
household, necessities to sunnlv the
Sorbin wnnts. ,
contains
balanced
brains
r
WORKS TO UPBUILD
V OREGON INDUSTRIES
ri'Tnnnaai-Miiiiiiim n 'ci n m
.Mrs. Hen I. 'C. Klv. field worker of
the AsHoiiiateil lnduslrieH of Oreuon
is spending u few days .in Medford in
the interests of Orccon made product
to induce the public to keep the money
at home rather than send it nil out of
the country.
CHAD CLUB OF
An organization of cirls and voiine
women, auxiliary to. the Drama,
l.eat'ue nnd to be known us thu Com
rades club will bold n mentinir on
Friday nflenioon at 4 o'clock at the
library. MiSH Marie Gates has ac
cepted tlia position of commandant
of this club, mul 'at this iiiectiiiL'. the
club officers will bo elected nnd con
stitution mid by-laws adopted. ' The
object of the elnh will bo eomradshiii
of all tho voiiutr irirls of tho eitv,
while some real work mnv be taken up
in conjunction with, the Drama leu cue
nloni; civic lines. All vounir ladies
of the city ure invited to bo present at
the Kriibiv meeting.
ihe min
eral elements of j
ihe drain so ne c
essary for well
bodies
nerves .
ATTENTION
Tomato Growers
and Gardeners
Big crops of high quality pay handsom6 profits.
Average crop's pay wages. . '
Experienced commercial growers vevorywhere use
fertilizer; : : It brings tho profit.; " ,:v'; ' ,
V There's no reason why you shouldu't grow for
profit real profit. . ' ' : , .- ; ' '
' Como in and get a copy of our booklel;, "More
Money From Tomatoes.' Don't put it off. Fertilizer
shipments must be anado in car lots and the orders
must como in promptly. , - , o -
Ralph Waldo Elden
. RUSS MILL
FOR PEACHES LATE
L
The blooming period for almonds,
uprtcot, plums and peaches Is a
month later than normal but the pear
and apple bloom promise to ho out
on averaKO schedulo tho considerably
luter than In 1910, and 10 days later
than last year.
"Front tho roeordu kept ot the
blossomlnK dates of various fruit
Varlotlos for the past three years, we
find .that this season compares very
favorably with the seasons of 1917
and 1918," said County Agricultural
Agent Gate-today. "The season of
1916 was a very early blossoming
season, for many pear trees as well
as apple trees were In full bloom dur
ing the month of March. Tho data
on hand shows for the season of 1917
that the pear buds were separating
1n tho cluster from the tenth to the
fifteenth ot April, And were In full
bloom from April 15 to May 1.'
"For the season of 1918, tho rec
ords show that tho fruit buds were
separating In the cluster the first of
April and that some pear orchards
were In. bloom by the first of April.
Our heavy frost occurred between
April 1st and 4th last year, and tho
pears wfere just coming Into bloom.
"From all Indications at the pres
ent time, tbo pears will probably be
In full bloom this season from the
10th ot April to the twenty-fifth. The
pear buds are swelling rapidly at this
tlmo, and some are beginning to sep
arata, In Aha cluster and It will de
pend upon the weather as to just
when they will be In full bloom, as It
usually takes from a week to two
weeks after they are separated In tho
clustor." . ,
EIGHT HOUR DAY FOR
BUILDERS IN 8PAIN
MADRID. March 20. Wavim.)
The government has issued a decree
establishing an eight-hour day in
the building trader here.
N
YANKS SUPPLY
COBLENZ AREA
COM.RSZ. Mureh 25. f Uv tho Ah
moemted J'rcHX.) Tho nueKtioiiH of
mipidvim; food to Oermaim within oe
cunied arena hna been inyeHtnriited bv
vurioim military commandx of the al
lied nnniea in Germany and it o ex
pcrteil that within a few days hiio
plieH will be received for diHtnbut.on.
Ko far iim the American area ih con
cerned, the problem ih Kceinir that
850.0(10 (JenuiinH within the occupied
.one receive xulficient food to main
tain bodily health and vigor.
! A eenniiH of food HiippheM revealed
that rnt:on and auunhea for only
700 ticrHonn no to September 1 exixtcd
Ihroiiuhout the area.. The authorities
believe, however, that only about 75
per cent of aetual supplies was re
ported, a the concealing of food
Htocktj has been eoinc on ouite ex
teiiHivelv. 'The immediate prohleoi
before America id to furnmh supplies
for 150.000 persons at rates uo low
that ' even the poorest persons
can -make- purchase. It is pro-
tmKcd to supply the civil gov
ernment with meats. fatR nnd
flour at the price ehanrcd in America,
idus the cost of transportation, and
then fix prices for retail sales,
v It is expected thnt as soon as sup
plies arrive, concealed stocks will be
released. "
Babies Xl&i
Happy pl
ttf b? anting food dieettioa ClliU'
end rcsular bowd roovenMnu. Con-G
t utnt nothing bairaful no alcohol
I no oputes jur the finest vetfe
I . taW properties. Especially recon
I 1 mended lor teething time.
At mil thwwgi '
USED CARS:,
i , -
Used Cars of All Makes
Best Bargains in the city
See us before buying.
' ; ; - r r :. ': - ' , .; f
G. E. Gates Auto Co.
Registered Shorthorn Cattle
Including 6 Bulls and 19 Cows and Heifers
Medford, Saturday, March 29
At the Dr. Helms barn on North Fir St. ,
Exhibition and Judging of Cattle at 11 a. m. Sale Begins at 1 p. m.
. - Sale Conducted by Northwestern Shorthorn Breeders' Association
For Catalogue and Particulars apply to CLAUDE C. CATE, County Agent, Medford, Ore.
! Your Catarrh May
i Lead To Consumption
Dangerou to Experiment
With Treatment That Give
Only Temporary Relief.
' Yon see everywhere people with
topped up air passagca, nbo teem to
breathe only Kith the grentent dif
ficulty. There is s eonitunt hawking
end spitting in an effort to clear the
throat and nostrils, and what appnnrs
nt Brat to be only a slight cold holds
on with stubbornness' until a full
developed cue of Catarrh has the vic
tim firmly within its grasp.
. Thcro is sot the f lightest doubt
that ill this suffering is caused by a
' tiny diseaao germ that gets into the
blood and multiplies by the million.
The catarrh germ attacks the dolleate
mucous membranes of tho nose, throat
ana air passages.
These become choked up with the
accumulations, seriously interfering
with the breathing apparatus, and
causing untold suffering. . There is
usually a cough, irritated throat, sore
ness of the membranes and constant
discomfort.
If yon have ever been afflicted with
Catarrh, yon know something of tho
' suffering and inconvenience the dis
ease causes. You know, too, that it
cannot be cored by the appheatioa of
sprays, lotions, ointments, jellies, or
other Joeal treatment. Kven if sneh
treatment does succeed in opening the
The Three Best Sellers
TANLAC
VINOL
SAN,TOX SYRUP HYPHOSPHITES
all at " - i
Heath's Drug SLore
Phone 884 . The San Tox Stored
AUCTION SALE gf
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f -Jiivi! .sg--'i.,-;ajl
stnpped-iip passages for n whlls, they ..
noon become elogged again, nnd there
!. no progress mftdo toward s cure of
tho disease.
In addition to the suffering ami In.
convenience unused by Catarrh, there
is n' ways' danger that the disease tttll :
i jlly go lower into the thrnat anil .
Lttnck - the bronchial passages, and
eventually involve the lungs. Many
a caso ot consumption has developed
from a severe attack of Imtarm. .
The r.iost satisfactory treatment for
Catarrh is 8. 8. S-, the unrivaled blood
purifier, which - so promptly roots, t
and climates from the blood the.
germs of Catarrh. In this wgjr, it gets
rid of tho cause of the dlscaso by going
direct to its source, cleansing the blood
thoroughly, and building up and re--,
newing the entire system. . .
8. 8. 8. has licen on the mark far
more than fifty years, snd bus bees
thoronghty tosted- in: thousands' of
rases of Catarrh. If yoa want to be '
rut of tho disease, throw away yaui
makeshift . remedies, and begin., .of
H. 8. 8. to-day. Yoa will be ilelightee
with the results', as others nave been.
8. 8. 8. is sold by drug stores every
where, When yoa begin taking this remedy
yon are iavitcd to write for free mod .
ical advice and instruction about youi '
own individual case. Address die.
Medical Adviser, lOfl Swrft La bom
tory, Atlanta, Oa. (Adv.)
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