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March 17, 191").
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ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
Medford papers are preaching secession from Oregori
and annexation to California. Well, if California will
take that part of the state it would be a relief, although we
have no grudge against our sister state and would not in
sist on the deal. Jackson county has got more sore heads
to the square mile than any other spot on earth, and their
newspapers are chronic whiners, with never ending
plaints about the treatment accorded them by the rest of
the state.
The "National Security League," advocating a large
army and navy, have opened the usual press bureau and
are flooding the newspapers with ready-made editorials
and news stories. Some interest back of the movement
evidently has money to spend with the idea of being re
imbursed from some source. Possibly the manufacturers
of war material may be interested in the patriotic (?)
work.
Italy is likely to over-play the diplomatic game in the
present war crises. She is evidently forcing Germany
and the Allies to bid for her support and there is evidence
that both sides are becoming disgusted with the situation.
If Italy should in the end offend both parties to the con
troversy her position at the end of the war when Europe
will be re-mapped, will not be an enviable one.
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STATE NEWS I
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Eugene Guard: W. J. Clarke, of j
Florence, wiio sold the Hay View ho-,
tel of that city to Bob Halter and Joe
Hunt, of Eugene, is Hoing to Westlake,
u T-Mltcoos lake, where he will ereet
i number of cottages and furnish them
fa- those who wish transient summer
residences on the lakes. The stage from
Gleuadn to Gardiner will take people
o W'cstl.'ike and there will be aceoui
iiu lal ions for fishermen and for those
who will spend Sundays there.
The women of North Salem have accomplished a great
deal in the way of cleaning up and beautifying that sec
tion of the city. It is a movement which we trust will
spread to every part of Salem.
Herman Frasch, who came from Germany a poor boy in
'.8 rliorl in Tovir Vnvlr vananUr tirrvvfli COS HHft fWlfi Tf Un
years ago and began his ministrations. When he gained j had been born in this country giving him a fair start, he
a little of their confidence and they saw he was not there ! mioht have trot rich.
Medford Sun: The local police have
been asked to locate Miss .lessie Green,
15 y.'ar old girl, wiio left her home in
I'en'rul Point yesterday afternoon. The
authorities believe that the girl had
come to Medford ta visit with friends,
but local friends of the girl denied that
die was here. Her widowed mother Is
greatly worried. Fears are entertained
that Miss Green was persuaded to
leave her home by a young man of
Central Point. She was last seen in
Med.'ord by a Central Point sehou'
teacher.
Coos Ray Harbor:
wreck on the Coos
There was a bad
Bay,
St Patrick's day is here again. It should be noted,
fays Goodwin's Weekly, because it is a punctuation point
in the year and in history.
Moreover it emphasizes a truth which not many men
appreciate, though they have examples enough to impress
it upon their hearts.
That truth is that the records of men are kept and
remembered according to their worth.
When a youth he who is now called St. Patrick con
secrated his life to the cause of the Master.
After much study no one knows how much he de
cided that he could best do the work by serving his fellow
men. .
He crossed over from his native Scotland to Ireland,
then peopled by a fierce, half savage but a brave and gen
prnns race. He wrobablv had a rude knowledge of the
rpmpflips Fiven the sick in tnose days inai was irks juj, vrow VnrL- twonflv wth 59 s nnnann fha ln b0iy of Mrs. Minnie k. Ann
" " " ,1 V,5o ?Scr.nr.nn Whpn h vamo.A 75 '.'' " V w'v!ww: i - j strong, only a short while a bride, was,
found in the well on her husband's
farm at Garfield, Oregon City, Mon
day. The huslmnd was awuv when
the woman met her death. Whether
N
ew
I.W..K. .C.
Eastern rail rail Tuesday near Henry
ville. A broken flange ou a lumber
car caused three ears of the mixed
train leaving Marslifield in the after
noon to go off tho track. An engine
wns sent hack to Marslifield for help,
and the tender of the engine went off
the tinck, causing another wreck. Pas
sengeis from the (DipiiUe valley who
expected to reach Marshtield Tuesday
evening at 0 o'clock did not net here
1 until :(::i0 a. in. Wednesday.
Pleasing, becoming,
dainty Hats. The very
newest of style and
good quality. Always
in the lead with popu
lar goods at popular
prices. Be sure and
look over our, assort
ment of Ladies' and
Girls' Hats. You will
find our Millinery De
partment a busy and
pleasant place to visit.
Spring
illinery
to be a spy upon them, or to prey upon them, they began
to listen to him.
We can imagine that his first sermon was a funeral
sermon, and that he took occasion to tell them that this
life was but a little march between the two eternities, and
what we call death is but a sleep that has a wakening and
appealed to them to live such lives as would assure for
them a joyous wakening.
They surrendered to his call, accepted his faith and
rested on the promises he made.
Thenceforth he simply went about doing goon witnouv
a thought of gaining wealth or fame and when he came ,
to die his comfort must have been that he, nameless, poor.
and obscure, unknown to the world, had been permitted to
be the instrument to change the status of a whole people
and to instill into their hearts a hope ot everlasting lite.
But when his spirit took its flight a radiance from it
lingered; it grew more and more beautful with the ebb
and flow of the years, it finally became a halo around the
brow of the statue which assumed form in the memories of
men and clothed it in light. And now the name of the man
is called with reverence to the uttermost bounds of civili
zation, and is hailed as immortal because in obscurity he
devoted all the energies of his being to making his fellow
men better and therefore happier.
ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM
Dry Goods, Millinery, Shoes
240-246 COMMERCIAL STREET
Once it was said that "Corn was King" and after that;iiie1,"Ka,;,ow'I'1'r'u're'1 or ,'0,iliii"i it-i.io j
Vyoiion reignea in tne marts 01 tne world, only to abdicate
within the last year to "King Wool," and it is free wool at
that.
Remaining neutral is just one complication after an
other. . .
The Monarch
The king sat
brief nges back,
FRIGHTENING THE SUFFRAGETTES.
1
(Mm
in his palace, a few
and from his gulden
chalice he drunk a
It is now practically assured Hood
Hiver will not affiliate the coining year
I with North Pacific Fruit Distributors.
Throughout the past selling season
growers hove been enipluiiiiiig on ae
! count of the heavy expense of hand
ling the fruit and the slowness of re
i turns, ami it was expected that a
strong effort wuild be made by some
lat the it i) tut 1 nicotine- nf tho' Am,l,.
j Growers' association, the local affilia-
Stopping the Leaks. Uion of the central ngenev, in April
"Saving money is foolish to the fool to cancel the distributor contract. At
nnd u nuisance to the cnrcless, but to -a conference Monduv the board of di-
i..u iiuima i mi- .i-ms ui i recuiis oi tue association adopted a
resolution recoimiH'iiilimr that d,..;- ,..
est virtue. If you nre too weak ur too tat innx ! .u.vnra.l f.... ,i .
ss is closed.
HIS BABY GIRL.
TALES ON THRIFT.
t lie mn n
poverty, economy is the first and great
indifferent to snve. nut Yourself in n i.n:...r u i ..
I.UIS of 1K.ll kmt I ' . ' " "USIIiei
i " (Minuiim nucre you win ne rvm:r.l To i
dailies with sunny nve." I.os Angeles "Examiner." I
ringlets, and cour lt U said that flO.OOO.OUO worth of
tiers brave and gny,; waste paper is burned in the fnited
were there to keep stntes every year. A great ninnv house '
his kinglets from, holder and business firms pay out I
ynwning life away. ' money to have it carted away when
The chimney didn't they might turn it into cash 'if thev
draw well, the room would tuke the trouble to Investigate1
wns full of smoke, the market for this material, which is
ami so the king miid to be worth ;itl cents a hundred
said, Aw, well, we'll pounds. .
just sit hero ami
o,'OK't'i,e winder''-, A M"7'l"l!"' industrial ooncern ! In the recent debates in the house on
which snndv wis l"" "T Bn ",""" "Mll.2 l.lus hour. ' tho H..hun amendment, Mr. Kahn of
. . . " " " 1 mini luiuuLii i ii ntirh
M-iiiy of the First National bank's
old deposit slips, and other documents,
were taken to Portland from Hosehurg
Monday to be used as evidence in the
case t.f T. 1(. Sheridan in the federal
court. Mis trial begins March 2'J. Sher
idan is accused of fraud while president
or the bunk, 11,. j nlsu under indict
ment in tne state courts for forgerv.
CREEDS.
sin so there was naught to hinder the
1 1 u"t from ciniing in, Th"V bit the
ruynl persun and kept his royal nobs a
rippin' round and cursiii' like any vul
gar swnbs. No phonograph to cheer
him, no phone through width to swear,
mi. I iiu coiiM-uii'iice near him that mod
ern fulks could bear! The workman
'in his cottage, who feeds his children
jl'otir, the ptedigested pottuge bought
int the coiner si ore, more luxury is
I knowing than knew the kings of old,
jwllli nil their bunk and blowing of
, fields of cloth of gold, dust think ul'
jniig'ity l-Mwiiid, the ruler of his In ufl,
ns he went stumbling hedward, a rush-
his httiid: Ami still the nicin-
nry lingeis of inightv chiefs of Vurk,
following apt
The Antis are promptly trying to make capital out of
the Torre Haute election fraud cases, in which it has
loen shown that the defendants used "vile insults, lewd
talk and brutal conduct" and thus frightened women from
the polls, supposed argument is that the polls, therefore,
are no place for women.
This is harder on Torre Haute than it is on suffrage.
It might better be argued that Torre Haute is no place
for women. It might be further argued that if women are 1 11,,
in stnv in IVito Haute, it is un to them to clean it no. Kv
. . . . 4 . ul,., ui., 1, ;ti. tli.i; r: ,..u 1.
At the same time the disclosures wore being made in ,,,, ,i,v h,.,i m. fork. The kings' wi.
the Torre Haute cases, an interesting little dialogue was itned m splendor m gloomy ancient
nlnn nn ?n ih.i flr....,,l lorricl n t ii lw.1 u-iittn Sn n f on , llM" "' k'"' a bcefstcilk tender,
Helen Robinson, the only woman senator, and a male col
league named Ilarola. Said the latter:
"The senator from the First constantly takes advant
age of her wearing skirts to do things here a man would
not do. She should not be allowed to take advantage of
her skirts."
The woman senator's reply was neat and effective:
"I demand that I be treated as a gentleman.
California, offem.1 tlm
ot its Itlcdiclll dchiirt.mcnt ('nnnolur ' verniw
tins from the standpoint of the work-1 "Mr. Kahn of California- "Mr
man. Say he is paid L'5 cents an hour. ; Speaker, the attitude of most of those
lly nl owing the company to keep him who favor this legislation is excellently
in 11 healthy physical condition and n expressed in the following verses
more contented state of mind, he is
euanieii to wutlt nearly an diour more Relieve as I h
cncii day: Ins earnings are Increased
Mil 11 month, or $."j7.II0 a year.
clieve. nn mni-it ,m
That I am right, nnd no one else, con
fess ;
Feel us 1 feel, think onlv ns I think;
Lut what 1 eat, and drink but what I
drink,
T I. .
, look ns i look, do always as I do,
licauer cuts are iust Ani' then, and onlv then. I'll r..iw.
nip nun you,
who writes
rentiers of
medical ltd-newspapers,
Ir. Hrndy
vice for the
says;
"In menu the
as nouiishiiii: nnd lust its niihitnbli. in
every way in. In! ri or porterhouse outs.
Yet hundreds of families never think
of buying anything cheaper than n sir
loin or a rib roa-t ur chops or some other
extravagant cut. Ki-.li is everv' whit
as nourishing its meat, and often more
My father says that 1 will be
His baby nil my life, ami iie
Will love me just the very way
He loves me nnw when every dny
I rush away from-home to meet
My loving daily down the street;
He says that even when I'm grown
Ami in a home that's all my own
I '11 always be his baby, ami
He'll always know anil understand
Me better than most anyone;
.lust the same way he'B always doue
And 1 can't understand that; still,
I sort of know he always will,
Hec-iuse he says he wilt, I Rness,
And he's so filled with tenderness
Tiiat overflows right from his heart
1 know we cannot grow apart.
I know he'll love me just the way,
Through nil the years lie does today;
I'll soon be big enough, says he,
To go along with It iiu ami bo
His chum, anil we will climb the hills,
And we'll stand where the brooklet
spills
Into the river, ami we'll gu
Home in the sunset's afterglow,
And no one else could ever be
One-half as grand as dad to mt,
I w.iispercd that to him one day, '
Ami ho just sat and looked iwiy
Away across the years and miles,
Ami just the tendcrest of miln
Wreathed his dear lips, and In hisirs'
There was a look that somotimei k
'Way back deep in them whe Uti
fay
That I am graving right sway "''
From childhood, ami I'll soon be my
And with a sweetheart of mj on.
Such times he holds botk of my iirnll
In one of his anu-Himltrstimli,'
Ami he tell them, and sttoVti i zm
"Sha'll always be my baby girt."
(Jutlil Mortimer Lewis, in Houitot
Prut.)
Bakerla Manning a successful pat
ent T Barker Indeed, yes! Able t
support his family in the style to whicl
their friends nre accustomed. El
When a girl is told she's pretty
as a picture comic valentines dost
count.
nor snuipled cultisli balls.
rtM. 1IH ht
WOOL 13 K.1KO.
If anything could take the wind out of a male senator,1 Z ll
that appears to be the thing. Since the chait called So na-ne iniii'i
ti,t Ivm-iiln f if ouiri' li. i f. iiwti? iiinr . who ItruiV ot
. .i . .. . . ' ...... ... .. '"'K 11
ir.aung uie worn a senator as a -Tienim.
The attitude of some men toward women at the polls
has nothing to do with the cardinal question of woman
suffrage. Offensive remarks are confined to certain
quarters ami certain classes, and will be corrected by ex
perience. In San Francisco the presence of women at the polls
is said to have decidedly improved conditions so far as
order and decency are concerned.
tllJCchiingiO
There ns n time when ' ' Out ton was
IKiitg" and n noble fabric still it is. but Votatocs,
i ne nesr nni nine iieiirt milt wool will , mi nips, niisnei
I soon be king. , Onions, bushel
I touch lighting: in r.urope wears out t nbbages, ciu h
buiiili
keg stiiirkrniit
'i "I every two wee I In to nu.S gal pail dill pickles
That I am right, and ahvnvn right. I
know, ' B '
Beeouse my own convictions tell me bo:
And to be right is simply this to be
l-.ntirelv nnd in nil m. ..
ligestnble. Hut a lot of neoide for i T deviate a hair 'a breinlih . i...i-
some foolish reason imiiL'ine fish won't Ti question, doubt, or hcit,.t t.
e eat too
;I reverence the Bible if it hP
, I frst nnd then explained bv
l otiutvdeut einiin t,n i -..! Hie:
this table sluminj, tu. advantages of n? ehurclily laws and customs I abide
buying certain vegetables in tpiantities: , they with my opinion coincide;
Hholesale. Hcttul. ' crecus nail doctrines I admit divine
bushel tl so" mi txcentinir those l,l,.i, .it
. u U.DIIUIl-V 1I
AO l.ot) l.Si), mine.
sustain Working strength.
. nnieii meat anyway
I The
seven nun n niiir uiiii-oa tiur-
oning yeuv. And thi'l'e are ou'v
d mill ion slovp in the
LADD & BUSH, Bankers
Established IPCS
Capital
$300,000.00
Transact a general banking businesi
Safety Deposit Ko.xes
. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
seven htllldl
mold.
I'nglund, who has iaviVj mi all wo.J
uniforms, is iv ' on. polled to Hick lit
a part ttt-, i r of colli. n, Whai il
the result of the demand bef
The Itrooklva Kagle says:
" W ool growers throughout the west
need not haw liny feurs of foreign im
portations for veins to come, because
every mince of the staple ill be ex
haustod to clothe the fighting millions
of men. A great stimulus to sheep
raising must occur. Thus have unex
pected events removed the most persis
tent obiectiotis to the new tariff,- In
stead of litis country being overwhelm
ed with foreign wool, America's visi
ble supply is in demand abroad! If the
wnr lasts several years, the difficulty
of clothing the sobiierv will be as great
as that of feeding tliein."
1.00 i.Otl L'Sil
.OS ,10 ,15 Lot sink the drowning if he will not
.05 .10 .is swim
1.25 1.75 4.00 l the
I fiD o nn 4 nn him:
i ... ...
'V""'' w "angry if he will not
I'lank that I throw out to
::FQR SALE;:
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING LOTS WHICH
WE WILL SELL ON TERMS TO SUIT THE
PURCHASER AT REASONABLE PRICES.
. Lot 4, Block 4, Broadway Add.
Lot 5, Block 1, The Oaks Add.
Lot 9, Block 3, Eddy's Add.
Lot 10, Block ), Eddy's Add.
T.nf !? RWL-A WirrViland Arlrl
T.rf 8 RlrifV- R PinVimrvnrl AflH I
Fraction of Lots 1 and 2, Miller and John streets, j j
Fraction of Block 4, Southwest Add.
Also 200 acres of land at $12.50 per acre.
Spauldinsr Logging Company
There is no waste in America whi.h
seem, so sinful , ,ht of meat in the M.v kin.l and quality of bread and
nvernee h.,i.. v ... . . ., ., . I 1 ' ' "" antl
, ..... ,-ne niiu ot tunt
ordered by the K,ict is consumed,
where the old American plan prevails
it is ii ttiunlmr and saddening sight to
see n person order enough to feed n
faintly and then cut onlv a fiaction of
each portion.
no-Ill ;
I.et frcc.e the naked if he wil not b(1
for uu" 8artm-nt, as are made
die
Waste of ink , ,1U, prevented bv
the employ. f lrR(1 cor ...rut i.,n.
.Noticing tl. rapid aporation in his
own inkwell, ,e fi,.,.,.i ,i,, .1
'Twere better that the sick should
than live.
I'ldess they tnke the medicine I iive-
To be conformed to my peculiar views
'l(ere better that the world stand ,ti
!rUM nf". ;o"" mn'V ink Ia nn' wny ,,mn I an-
! W,K- l lio ni-t:tKittion of a new I'rove.
totm 0 f inkwell i.:..i.
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evaporation,
'-"iHi a year.
w hie
"'suited in a gain of fl,-
. Consider the leak, ami possible leak,
m your hottie. off-e. shop, factory.
A little more tolerance, a little Dion
8Vr.DISH BTEAMF.R HALTED.
Copenhagen, March K. The Swedish
steamer tlloriii, with a cargo of fora
for Mtivkholm. from Argentina, has
been stopped by Herman warship and
is being convoyed to Swltiemunde, ac
cording to dispatches today. The
Swedish government is conducting a
rigid Investigation.
farm or in your ,, .m f ,,.,.,;
...... ..... tukiojj the first t
..-,u ineai. 1 hA
neces.arilv might
op
money spent un-
POLO TLAYER HTJRT
IN AUTO ACfTnr.MT
'.go, t ul., Mareli IT w..n...
11 known phi ,,iypr sniI
vi n
nupee
WISE FARMERS
tl l... .. .:. . ,
into your hank acc..,.n. 1 1". .-. " nitteriug todnv
."ve you ever ,houJlt ,cri,lv f .jV "J, " Cor
th-s .er'-T. D. MaeOreor. " au 1... , . J.. ".'!"' '' Ins
nn I,". ," .. "U '"V "gainst
UttU Hat la which machine , ,1 ',. " ! . ' 1 "f '"
to a heap. l'niin.
Are buying their harness anil eqiiipnieift for the '''J'"
sell everything that farmor needs in the way 01
ror '
id at iey ry-.
j Wessej b the
I mere is no room (or trouble,
wire and fencing materials. All good at. new n.i v
body else can sell them for. inotibatorsi, thn-s"
I t Pi.! 1 li f.itllr Co
Phone Main 22 i. 233 State StrcSa,