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MEDFORD' HAIB'-.TRTBTOB.' 5EEDFORD, ' ' OTCTOOW TTTTRS'D""T. 3P7m; T02.T CHERRO Poultry Feeds Aro the original low fibered Pojiltry feeds manufactured in the qorthwetit. They are being fed by mflre and more poultryntcn be cao&lexperienfled poultrymen are bejfi liiing to realize that a pure, clt'fii i eul hulaneed ratiou moans thfjj ninimum , chick loss and sue ci'H. f Here are new and better things cottnig into use every day. It is jjfpHsjito think that a change in feo;will be hazardous to your fl(io. It surely will be a benefit, especially 'when 'you 'can' change yOur Mash feed from an 8 per cent fibeu to a 5 per cent fiber feed which means 35 per cent less fiber. Are you going to continue to bur cleji your chicks and other birds w,ith the excess fiber or are you for better feeds? Poultry specialists have done wonders to better poultry condi tions and their care, but high priced-silver tongued .orators and at tractive containers only distribute a Jot of bunk and 'add' t( the cost of toe feed which; the poultryman pjj'i) for arid receives nothing. ; .Our policy in '".manufacturing . C)(prro Poyltry feeds is to produce o ifijean wlioleflome, 'equal balanced f e ej, not; sacrificing . quality for apjiiearanceand expensive 'sales methodi, In short we make bet ter; feeds for less. The proof of the pudding is in the eating, so wjtji poultry i feeds.' Our claim efcn be; proved -by their use. .;. - . . analysis CJtwrro Ohik-k Mash 5 -Fiber ChWo Chick Feed 2 Fiber CjHHTr. Developing Mash 5 Fiber Clieryo Growing Scratch 3 Fiber 'IUTo Kgg Mash 5 Fiber Cliarro'Egg Builder S Fiber Ciiftro Scratch Feed 2 Fiber -:.,? - --- " -:''. ; 'I t . CaiTled by l'ipenli Mercantile Co., of Procnlx, i ' . v.. Ore.'.,.,, .-- , : JoJo fUclMrdson, Central Point, Ore. Kbeue River MilUng Co., Mediord, f- ' ' ' Ore. FARMERS PROTEST FLEECING BY RISE ES Now Showing at Rialto Theator WASHINGTON. April 6. A close organization In the sugar producing Industry was udvocuted today by the farmers' union, in a statement at tributing present sugar prices to a "criminal munlpulatlun" of tbo mar ket. : r "Some of the hard pressed and I gouged people of the cities," said the statement, "are thinking that thu farmer is shurlng In the proceeds of the robbery. Nothing could bo far ther from tho facts. All the sugar of the pust seaBon has long since been marketed and tho supplies aro in the hands of men who never grew an ounce of the commodity. "Thoro is something radlcall wrong with nn economic systomthut permits the calm fleecing of more! than one hundred million American people. The remedy for such situa tions as have been created by the unconscionable manipulators is not far to seek, it is quite possible to so. organize thut wo will be able to reflno our own sugnr and market the finish ed product. We can stabilize tho sugar market Just as we have stabil ized the cotton market,; . the prune market and the raisin market. Wo can do it by being our own salesmen, our own .middlemen and our own fi nancier... . , ... " . - , ;t "In tho meantime the farmers de mand the prosecution of the men re sponsible , for the recent raid on tho American pocketbook. They will not be satisfied with excuses . and they will not tolerate delays. -They will easily Identify the officials who may be responsible for the escupo of the malefactors and they will remember them at the" polls- In :' November of next year." , y : , ' . . BAN DJEttO. CiU.. April 5. Hand writing experts wvvo Bubplennod for inlay's hcariiiK in tho trial of lr. I.. lu Jacobs, chanted with tlm muruwr of Fritz. Mann. dunetT. Thoy will ho asked to glv their views rcKarding posHlhlo rosemhlanro between tin haiulwrltliiK of lr. Jacobs nnd tin untry mntlo on tho rcKislor of a rot- tuK" whore MIhs Mann and lior tnalo oi'ore were tho night before who was found dead. A SCENE FROM "THE FORGOTTEN LAW PUT HIGH COS! 2 RAILS FIZZLES NEW YORK, April 5. Efforts of bear traders to unsettle today's stock market by attacking the ? railroad shares met with scant success.- Spec ulators for the advance continued to bid up the industrial isues, equip ment shares, showing tho most con sistent strength.- - . i..- Circulation In. tho financial district of an optimistic Resume of busineps conditions Dy,' secretary jviuiiun uuu a Blight easing , of time- money rates had a. cheerful effect on sentiment, Sales approximated 1.050,000 shares. WASHINGTON, April 5. A spe cial committee speaking for the bi tuminous coal operators informed the coal commission in a brief filed today that in their opinion, the poli cies followed by the ' United Mine Workers of America constituted tho chief deterrent to satisfactory condi tions in the coal Industry. Recent periods of coal shortnge and high prices, tho brief declared could be "directly traced to the miners' un ion and the railway unions associated with it." It was charged that acts of intimidation and violence on the part of the United Mine Workers "are not sporadic but systematic," and that the resort to such methods is calcu lated to perpetuate "Monopoly ot mine labor." . , ENVOY ATARGET ROME. April 6. (By tho Asso elated Pi-cbs) A bullet was fired at the Bon of llaron Von Neurath Ger man ambassador to Italy, as the young man ' was wnlklng In the embassy garden last night. His right arm wbb scratched. The assailant has not been apprehended. better way to ' break-fast 'H ... . ft ATHENS. Ga., .April G. Following his sensational escape from the hoa pilal whore he was recuperating from bullet wounds under guard of a dep uty Bhoriff, Gerald Chapman, gang leader in '.he. million, dollar mail rob' bery at tw. York ' ;n 1 i 2 1 early, to- rdny had not been uni'"ended. , Chapman escaped from the ho pital in a uuit belonging to a guard, by means of sheets knotted together hint night when the guard momen tarily left his room. The escape is the Hecond staged by Chapman with in little more than a week. Chapman with three bullet wounds was brought here for treatment after his first escape."' -w-. - Doctors said Chapman's condition was such that ho could -not proceed far without aid of an automobile. No longer is breakfast the zero hour for me" You'll feel the same way, too, when you . begin eating Olympic Wheat Hearts for breakfast. It's the ideal food to break the 13 hour fast. It warms the body, satisfies the appetite and is quickly digested. You . will always like your breakfast of Olympic , Wheat Heart3 better and youH feel bet' ter in the bargain. The children will ask for more, too. You will be glad to give it to . them because in Wheat Hearts there is every health element a good breakfast food should have. PORTLAND FLOUR MILLS CO., Portland, Oregon MilU t Portlin J, Oregon and Tacoma, Washington Manufacturers of Olympic Pancaka Flour and Olympic Hour HEARTS WIFE SiLENT NEW YORK, April 0 Miles Poln dexter, newly appointed ambassador to Peru, sailed for. his post today on tho F'oamship Santa Ella. Ho was accomnanled bv Mrs. Polmlexter. Amlnjsailor I'ezet or l'eru was in the party that bade them bon voyage. Mrs. Poindoxter would not aiscuas the articles she recently wrote for newspapers in which h! declared there was gambling and drinking in diplomatic circles at Washington. Her attention was cnlled to tho state ment of Mrs. Wallace, wife of the secretary of agriculture, that she did not know of gambling and drinking In official Washington. "Mrs. Wallace is speaking of what she saw. I wrote of what I saw, she replied. She said she Intended to write articles while in Peru. THIEF ESCAPES SCRIPT EXPERTS AT ! DOCTOR'S TRIAL' INQUIRY THE WHY OF CAR L WASHINGTON, Aui 5. An in quiry into tho extent to which rail road companion railed lam summer and fall to furnifh iiroper tranHpor- tation facilities in the l'aeifie North west was ordered today by tho inter state commerce commission. Times and places for hearings will be as signed later. A senate resolution passed during January asked for a report on the subject. YOUTH INJURED "WENATCJHEE, tush.. April 6. As a result of falling off a train here this morning, a young man about 19 years of age, named Kief, of Hnoho-. mlsh, Wash., Raid to bo a member of a party of Washington Stato college students, Is in a local hospital suf fering with a badly fractured skull. An operation was performed when he arrived at tho hospital to reduce the fracture. Ho Is in a serious con dition, hospital attendants said, and was unconscious nt noon. APPLAUD DEATH OF WASHINGTON, April B. Execution of Vicar General Butchkavltch of tho Roman Catholjc church by soviet authorities was justified, Joseph P, Cannon, chairman of the workers' party of America, declared In an ad dress here last night. Tho statemont drew applause from the audience of about 600 persons. Notice of Publlo Hearing ' To the Citizens of Medford, Oregon: You are hereby notified that thoro will be held in the Council Chamber In the City Hull at Medford, Oregon, at the hour or 7:30 p. m April 9, 192X, a publlo hearing on the proposed Zoning Ordinance ' lor ; the : City- of Medford, submitted by tho City Plan ning Comminnlon. 1 KL.MER E.' WILSON.' Secretary of the City Planning 15 Commission 8hrlne Stated 8eaalon Hillah Temple meets at Masonic hall, Ash land, on Friday even tng, April 6. Uuslness routine will Include consideration of cere monial project. Re freshments after ses lon. Members urged to ho present . ... T. II. SIMPSON, Potontuto. 12 W. It. DAY, Recorder. w -jr - II Me 1 - l I low aa liiomilljcht and an fittinic for memorable occualoiia. THE witchery in Tan Jar lies in the good ness and variety of those . , great super-chocolates which bring you sweets from many climes. They are masterpieces of Vo gan's making. MI.AO the poand wherever thvy aell ' stood candy. there's always a way I under over around or through most obstacles. A GROWING BANK ACCOUNT "GOES THROUGH" most of em. just naturally at the The Medford National WHERE SERVICE MEANS TO BE HELPFUL. Satisfaction A gunrnntec of positive sntisfaction rocs with every t'oan- iiiR, dyeiuu or pri'ssinif job we turn out. This satisfaet' is assured because ot our up-to-the minute enuipmont, aivl jex- perienced workmen, lnenniuj; the finest results in eleaniu ' the most dainty laees or lingerie, and our quiek, effective sei Jice which saves you time, worry and trouble. LET US SHOW YOU WHAT OUR "SATISFACTIDN'L MEANS TO YOU. I Phone 244 and Our Car Will Call, ' I POWER COMPANY Safety and YOUR PAWNERS IN PROGRESS (If you buy now, while 3500 shares of this high-grade security may still be bought at 95) The California Oregon Power Company 7 Preferred Capital Stock Price 95 per share ' Pol few weeks you can participate In this Company's preferred capital stock at $95 per share as against $100 for comparable securities else where. For a few weeks only. May 1st the price will be advanced. Before the advance Is made, wo are giving our own customers and friends first opportunity to Invest their savings at the attractive price of $95 per share. There remain but 3500 shares that can be sold at this low price, so decisions must be made immediately. If any a tares ofthie issue remain unsoo on May tat, the balance willbaaold at the advanoed price. Since their Issuance, April, 192 1, dividends have been paid regu larly overf three months at tho rate of $1.75 par share No safer Investment for sav ings, with commensurate profit, could bs found than In this essential Industry, which serves a ter ritory equal to the combined areas of the states of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut The Company owns and operates seven hydro electric plants representing the development of natural resources which will e productive for ever. During the period between 1012 and 1923, the number of consumers has grown from 6,561 to 13,123, an Increase of 1009(; the gross earnings from $307,040.29 to $1,066,189.52, an Increase of 247$. li mi, :; Z- rr :r ::: z: The California Oragon Power Company serves a growing, progressive region where the demand ( for hydro-electric power Is still In its Infancy. . That the Company is developing proportionately to the demand, la demonstrated by the accompa nying chart, which shows the increasing value . ; of the physical properties behind its Capital Stock. THE STOCK , , Par value $100 per share. Dividends paid since iasuance, ' $7 per share per annum. Checks mailed every three montha, $1.75 per share. Proceeda cf all securities solif devoted exclusively to develop- , ment of Company's properties. Not assesaable'by the Company ' for any purpose whatsoever. Exempt from Federal Normal Individual In come Tax. Takes precedence as to assets and dividends over common stock amounting to $4,441,100 par - value. Equity back of the preferred etock now out standing amounts to a tout of $8,385, 361.53, which ' equals 288.30 per share, or over tbre times tha present cost of $05 per share. Purchaae may be made In any amount from one share upwarda; caah, or aaWngs pan; $5 pel ahare aa first payment, and $5 per ahare per month. Interest on all partial payments at 6v perannum. The stock Is listed on the San Francisco Stock and Bond Exchange. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY. OFFICES: '. Medford, Grants Pan, Klamath Falls, Oregon Yreka, Dunsmuir, California i r I The California Oregon Power Company Medford, Oregon I Please have a member of your organization call I on me about your 7 Preferred Stock. I AAArtit , ' Price Advances May 1st ' Our psrttal fujmtut plan $ $5 fur ikart ptr mtnlk em tbltt ytm It taki tmmtttiatt aJvanlap Iht trceeJhrtf snrsctivt triti tt vihitk thtt kiik-frsji unriiy h u l gtrtd$QS ptr ittrt ItyiiJ 7J7b ptr aummmilt btlvw Iht pritt Itvtl tf ttmpkratt hydrtltttrlt Htuhlitl. fVt rl ktliing it M Ihil pritt ttmptrtrilj in tritr It givt tmrtutomrt and fritndt tpptrtunily It inn, Tkl prietwii kt tdvmnud May in, Yta may ptattytur irdtr tr gtl fH intrmwlitlt 41 ny tf mr tjfitil, tr from tny mmktr tf Hrr trf I tr Ma ikt tmptn. 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