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M THE MISDtfOlU) DAILY TKIJIAN E. .UEuFOlvl), OKKfiONT. MONDAY. NOV KM HWR 121). 11)01). NEBRASKA RHIFVF PIIRSF CANADIANS NOT AUTO CRASHES rf qiy FWS TO .MIN MFRGFR INTO STREET CAR GRIP OF US- UI I lUUIkLU iv wii. Gotham Flnht Fans Display Great In- Canadian Telegraph Lines Will Keep ScrIoM ,njjurC( n Portaiul Worst Sleet Storm In Years Sweeps ... i Over Lincoln and Southeast- ! STORM terest in Arrangements for the Coming Johnson-Jeffries Encounter. (United Press Lensed Wire.) NEW YORK, Nov. 29. As the day Out of Combine of Ameri cans in Gigantic Trust. (United Trcm Leno Wire) OTTAWA. Ont.. Nov. 29. Canndi- will not American - --- . 'in nnmnh niorccr. nnroriiiiit n imv:- iir.-nro in Hnthnm nrc wncer-, "-""i " r" . . . . JrffffiSnlS, battle draws near. parties to t he propojj , HgHl-IOlloer i ... , - - . fr . . f u v. inp their monov that t ie promoter i . . .. ing meir niuuujr . -nrnnnnipc oneratmc m -the ennnme thn niltn IStIC PlUm OI Accident Driver of Auto Said to Be at Fault. ern Portion of tlio State. (United Preiw Leased Wire.) PORTLAND, Or., Nov. 20. As the result of an automobile oontniuinp five persons dashing headlong into n (United Press Leased Wire.) LINCOLN, Nob., Nov. 20. Lin-j coin and Southeastern Nebraska is experiencing its worst sleet storm for HEAVY RAINS DO DAMAGE. (Continued from pa bo 1) i one now ! comber, Inches. damago ahenil of It Is thr.t for De 1S07, which was U.S High water caused heavy on tho Gray's Harbor and vnnis. Tho storm has worked imvoe !j streetcar yesterday, while traveling -ith tho tolephono and telegraph l,.t n liii-b mte of sneed. three of its . wires, and nil traffic practically is the decade will have to guarantee the nrc in the hospital today at a standstill.' All trains entering mi-ncfnt res- suffering from serious injuries ... city are from two to ten hours ed in none less than m figures jW . hnt tho5r onam J Mrs. A. j. Olds of Weiser. Idaho,, Mo. The latest competitor to enter ne f d G0 hnd hor sUu frncUed and lists is the Great Falls (Mont). Ath- 3 5 is-.'wns internally injured: E. S. Olds of; club. A pnrse ot . $115,000, canAje. Smuta. d s ere , bllsetV nn(1 ,,,,; with a guarantee of nin-mterferenee luotirom.,u'.0"' n. Vftr,h. riBlil hand crushed, Mrs. E. S. by the authorities, was received in a iiio "'J--. ' . l0M h;s wifc wccived scvcrc )ncc. me-age from the Montana promoters western Ulcgrapu oompaim , lnt evening. ! FAMOUS OLD SOUTHPAW ! J. L. Overton of Elgin, Or., was The presence in this city of James, QUT BEAVEPS driving the car and was not familiar Coffroth of San Francisco, Tom Mc- wi,h tho iortinnd streets. In ap- Cnr.t of Los Angele?. and other Pa- ivoUkX Press Leased wire.) pronching the car track at the inter cific coast bidders, is taken by the, PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 29. Chas. secji0n 0 Eleventh and Yamhill local sports that a record purse - nartman, the famous old Southpaw. street3 j,0 fnic,i to notice the car. dofbtedly will be offered. Coffroth, who for years was ttiP idol of tho nm before he could slacken his th?v believe, has more than an cvon rortinnd fans. has signed a 1010 con- spcca, had dashed into the car with chance to land the mill, although it tract wltn tno 0Bavers. itorrifio force. lm been whispered about that the Aftor ieaving oPrtland several; Overton claims that the streetcar wie ones are dne to be surprised years ag0 Hitman went to tho Bos- crcw wcrc at jfult in not ringing when McCarey's bid i: opened. The , tQn Amertcaaj in a trade. Thero ( tiieir pong, but cyewitnosf.es to the offer will be passed mxtn Wedncs- qult tho gamo and followed nn- accidents say that the car was mov day. . i other business, going Into tho lum- n vcry slowly and that Overton did The rumor that Coffroth and Jack veiM- i T.n AneoiM: with hts .. v- nrnsaim. ninasnn nf Snil KmtiniePrt hnve OOm- . .. - ll..t 1.1b nrm " liined forces as the result of thuir determination to take the fight to the Golden Gate city, is current again todnv. Neither promoter ha admit ted the truth of the report. ACCUSED MAIN PLEADS HE IS "LEGALLY" DEAD father. Hartmnn says that his arm , now tn ti3 good as It ever was anu , South Bend branches of the North ern Pacific railway today and no trains cams through from Aberdeen. Itflllngliain Suffer. DELUNOHAM, Wash.. Nov. 2D. nelllngham and Whatcom county are today oxporlQiiclng tho worst storm In their history and It Is estimated that the damage will reach thousands of dollars before tho weatl-er chang es. It was thought the flood had reached the limit last week when HMHHHIHHKHHHHMnlilKaHMMHHIW YourOpportuiiities The Time The Goods The Store J)itl you reml our bijr advertisement yesterday' We believe that most of the subscribers to this paper did read it and we also believe thai most of you knew that you eould eome to the store and prove all we said to bo true.. YOUR OPPORTUNITIES ARE HERE. Now is tho time to select Xmas novelties while the assortments are in first-class shape, to supply your needs, and when the prices hro bein shaved as close, as it is possible to make. The goods aro here and wo will be pleased to show you our extra lare assort ments. Our low sale prices are eer tainly proof enough that we are buying goods in the lowest markets or we could not offer them at such anm'ingly low prices. This is the storo that gives the values and makes the prices that draws the peo pjk here to trade and anyone can prove this conclusively by watching. IT Will Pay You to Watch SOUTHERN OREGON'S LARGEST EXCLUSIVE LADIES' STORE. The Hutchaso Formerly Baker-Hutchason Co. Co. Medford, Ore. ... Tr.l.l 1.. m.I.wI.I in til.. TTnn P fl Smith nf Grants Pass .. . ... . . .. . .n ... b ... . .... - ooKsacK river was wtcckcu. JIanager McCredle of tne ueavers oe-, Wns in -Mcdtord .Monday morning on , ,ng R hcavy ,0Mi bnt loduy tho wnt. Hevea that Charles will be able to i,;s Wny to Jacksonville to attend to j nn; yen ,,,Bhcr and a new roc send them over the pan with his old- sorno legal business before the circuit iord hng bpon cstnbllshcl. Until tho storm has Hpont Itself. It will bo Impossible to estimate the damage, but it will totrl thousands. REMARKABLE CASE OF HEALING Etlw. Olney, a Gifted Healer. tlmo skill. court. I3DS TO HISTORY STEAMER HAS 'CHICAGO FIRE1 (United Press Leased Wire. NEW YORK, Nov. 29 Patrick, the famous lawyer, convict-f cd of murder In connection with the . death of William Marsh Itlce. was I brought fgrom Sing Sing prison to-1 nrA nroDontoil tn thn Ttronklvn i .UU J..VM.M.W . I division ot the appelate division of preacher Says Cow Kicked Because Temarkable plea that he is legally dead. Patrick contends 'at the post ponement of his electrocution by a "stay" was illognl and that so far as the court Is concerned he is now le gally dead. m nsKfirts that his case shoum HAKli b a r- VUYAUh Boys Sneaked Into Her Stable to Make a Whisky Punch. iVnlted Press LeBU Wire.) nmCAGO. III.. ov. 20. A cher- . S. President Strikes Gale Which All But Disables Her on Her Run from Seattle to San Francisco. (Unltwl Press LeseU Wire.) SAN FItANCISCO, Cal., Nov. 20. -Her hatchos torn away and her ' "f1o1s in Wilto Valley. SEATTLE, Wash.. Nov. 29. Un less thero Is a cessation of rain and a chango In tho wind within the next 24 hours, residents of tho White riv er valley expect somewhat serious floods, as the rivers aro rising rap idly today. At Squth Park the mor? i timid citizens nre taking to the east bank. Water lo nt danger mark. 1 Tho Green r.nd White rivers are still within their banks and damage from floods may bo avoitod If the i dam at Stuck Itlvor Is not damaged. I Boy's School Hose Extra Heavy Wo arc showing the best school hose Tor boys in the city, fast fast black, extra heavy,- full size, and no bet ter wearing hose made. Comes in all sizes up to 10. 25 cents per pair .Mrs. R. W. Smalloy, who for aoven A r ---- ( UlllUtW V " w - - J I. lit a Inf . 1 .O ? 1 4? "fUtnnrvA ItnC nave own euu iuv . ,isiieu page ol msiui ui vuwi0 eii ii,p1,,i ctenmar crnor H.gg.ns commuted his Sen-'been toni out by Rev John D. Leekfca t..fl ? VS lenre 10 mu iuihhwu nnu as a roiui ui. touw.. . , . , . ,. . ..... w nai ou in iuu uui t? Ikfttll flp rionld win t . . . C -i.T- . " .,n innnront. on this crouna ; Anxnni nr tn the assertion maue --- . , iouil .V" " i" i . .. .. , .. " - , ;IVi,-i.a.n niMiir i x, t i- i,;,wi w nf the For a night and a day the 1'rosi-' s , x.. nrc Hnblo to occur in tism, lung trouble, Jivor nnu niauunr l7fZ nnZ ZiZt Z b' i knocked over mJw "t was tossed and battered by n y J "nd ovirrono should be trouble and all eo-cnlled chronic l,eld in the penitentiary and that the ow which ocM nv -W, f rf. southoMt Knlo encountered ! for them Clmtnbeilnin's diseas. all of which were healed in cwt should dismiss aim ,0'Lcary's lamp and caused th d - " Her decks and . E"!,," ' I' f, 1 V. will r. from one to three treatments. The tenf to mo imprisonment. i nn(j ns a rostut 01 ms sermon mu ' . p...; ,i.".i,i i;nn prisoner's plea Is that he was either proUibitionistS are in petition of a of t he P.e. .flo Com Py of murder ,n the first degree J a argument today. J m ai ouiutv venr ,n,i i,con n victim ot nuBi'OhS There has boon an Inch of rainfall ; . . . , i , , ,,, aftor one tronlmout she oould cat and sleep well. In a few days she will be a well woman. Mr. Olney in ef fecting groat euros. People are coming to him n tho last rotrt from far and noar, Ktifforing with oozomn. nsthma, catnrrh, rliounm- In tho last 21 hours and'contlnuatlon of tho precipitation Is forecasted uy ! tho local weather bureau. 50 dozen misses' seam less fast black hose, plain or fleece-lined, tineditim and heavy ribbed, in sizos (5 to 0 loo pair, 2 FOR 25c. ")() dozen ladies' seamless fast black hose, plain black, also with white foot. They are winners. Try them. Inc. 2 FOR 25c ",rt Bnnum U1!"8 .vueaTl?mv 4 , ... off Cane Flatten-. Her decks nnd,"" - .V . , anf. ,, ...-. rc. frora ono to three treatments Tho efforts or am w B - artrouBtmcago ire ."u 'htttchoS were' swent by waves that ! T .7, 3. "i, n. t,.tlv. and price nre within the reach of all, mnrkable struggles In tho history of had sneaked into the barn to steal -s -d the 'P f ' ,the state. MANY HURT IN BAD AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT fUnltwl Pces leased Wire.) LOS ANGELES, Cal., Sow 29. Three persons are suffering today frora serious injuries and four fron minor bruises, sustained when a Dow ney avenue car crashed into an au tomobile containing seven member? of the family of Fred Weber, a j.?w- Miss Agnes "Weber, 17 years old, is snffering from concussion of tho brain. Her condition is serious. Mrs. C. B. Boesmiller, CO years of ngo, mother of Mrs. Weber, received Bovero contusions on back and hips She was unconscious for more than an hour. Mrs. Weber's right wrist was Rnrnined and she received' internnl in juries. Physicians who nttended her stated she would recover. Weber and his. three small sons re ccived painful but not serious brnisei Tho accident occurred last evening., MNnnESSIONAL COMMITTEE HELD UP BY BAD STORM milk to make a whisky punch. ,POr u io in " Dr. Leek added that the boys con- ruru . V..' ".r;: " . "I i t r o,,,inv!taK0 roiugo in ineir sinierooiiis. cerned were members of a Sunda l" h p: i r.ni,i; tl,oir nettings fastened about the decks, moral courage to make public their h. nnn therehv causeu a 'j- j I lllll I.n Ull 4 Mw J chango in tho history of the great conflagration. NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned will anDly at tho regular meeting of tho cltr council at Medford, Oregon, on December 7, 1909, for license to sell malt, vinous and Bpirltous liquors in less quantities than ono gallon at lot 17, block 20, in Medford. Oregon, for a period of bIx months. Dated November 24. O. M. SELSBV. (United Press Leased Wire.) WASHINGTON, D. C. Nov. 20. Tlelfl un bv storms off Capo Hatteras the members of tho house committee -which haB been investigating tho con struction work on the Panama canal, -ivill bo unnblo to land until tomor tow. Tho committee is aboard tho slnnmnr Oliristobal. It is understood that the committeo is returning with several definite pro jects which will bo presented in duo iorni. Among these the most uu portnnt probably will bo a proposa to abolish the present canal commis sion and to substitute a chief fongin nr. director and civil covernor to direct tho work under tho existing or jjatiizntioji. Mr. and Mrs. A, O. Joy of Jack sonville aro visiting friends In Med-ford. W. A. Stewart made a business trip to Ashland Monday morning. NEW HOSPITAL FOR THIS CITY nnRRenrrer. mmht have lost his Hie. McCoy ventured from his stateroom and was caught by a heavy wave that rushed acrqss the decks, hurling him into tho protecting life net. JoBonh Schmidtlintr of Portland, formerly of this county, is hero on a visit to his aunt, Mrs. Lmil Do l(o- bonm. Mr. SchmidtluiL' has been in Portland for the past 15 years and is engaged in contracting. Ho nnd his father laid tho first stonework in Medford, and were the only stono workors in this section for many years. L0VETT STAYS HALF HOUR. (Continued from page 1.) pain nimofH iiiaumuji i",vv - , ;a n vnnv severe oim. as Mr. Olnoy wisIiok to benefit as wiH cause the parts to heal without many ns possible whilo horo. Ho is leaving n senr. For sale by Loon n. hero for tho purpose of advert'ining Haskins' Phnnnncy. his healing institute at Portland. Mr. J Olney won't bo horo hut n short TAXIDERMIST AND FURRIER time. Don't wait, but conio and ho C .. hen ed. Pa nnd tret a free book- OCliy JUHI liupiiiiic ing. We.have the best wearing line of men's hose in tho city. If you want ;m unusual wearing hose try our of men's 2 for 20c; all sizes black ot me Ian. c iiir in.. imi- , , , , Bfc came heads, fish, birds nml, '" " """"" ' "J. r.,.?" mammals mounted true to nature by mo rn. n8f cor .ur . imnroved methods. I do tanning, mnk' fur rugs, make, remodel and clcnu fur garments. Express nnd mail or ders promptly attended to. C. M. HARRIS. 405 Washington Street, Portland, Or. Telephone Mnin 3000. DOLLARS CAUSE OF TROUBLE. (Continued from papa Grano f-treets. Medford. Consulta tion free. Hours, 0 u. in. to 8 p. m. The swellest lino of Xmas post cards in Med ford. All at your choice, lc Each A ticket with every 2fc purchase on that beautiful loll we give away Dec. 2C. tho. cmbrogllo. Many Would Take Trip. Recruiting officers of tho United States marine corps aro busy today with applications from men attract ed by tho possibility of being sent to Nicaragua. Tho nows of tho last few days has given this branch of tho service great Impotus. "Tho recrulilng of marines has been Immenso on acount of tho war nows," said a recruiting oflcer to iiav. "Wo aro Kcttlnc a flno class Negotiations Now Under Way to Se cure Site for a Modern Hospital. they could hardly bo torn away. It is safo to say that Medford will be remembered by Judge Lovett and his party. AJIO IJOllUV Ul IHU 41111111 llllto ... . ' i ! il. of men. too. will bo ono oi aoveiopmem, -whenever 'thero Is such talk as s atement of Mr. Love , anu xno , at Mn alway8 lmyo ft of &m Haan bZro his"death 'win , bo earned out; also that every acre (1 . . "IT 1 1 - . . .Iw. ...WW 11 U ...w.w ... " " OI ianu icgiiunuiuiy uiuiHiuj i" niu If present plans go through Med ford will have a modern and well equipped hospital within a short tlmo. Negotiations aro now In prog ress for tho purchase of a sultablo slto for tho hospital, and tho deal will bo closed within tho next few days. Tho slto In view already ban buildings upon It which can bo easily aranged to suit tho purposo for a tlmo bolng, and tho acreage Is largo enough to admit of the construction nf nddltlonnl bulldlnKs'to accommo date tho growing necessities of the ftna n, B. SUGAR TRUST WILL FIGHT (Continued from pKO 1.) It is believed tho trinl will go on until every legal obstaclo tho attor neys for the dofenso can throw in tho way has been ovorcomo. Technicalities Numerous. Tho attornoys for tho men hnvo prepared a number of demurrers which must bo nrgtiod bo thnt several days will bo consumed in legal techni calities. A rumor is still current in New York Ihnt ono of tho indicted offi cials is prepared to turn stnto's ovi- dence nnd lay bnro tho entire gigantic plot to defraud dtho government of millions. Tho trial will ho n great mass of figures and dry dotails. Hut Stimson and his assistants hnvo spent months preparing for tho government's caso AVc are showing the swellest line of plain, fancy and hand painted china in the city. Now is your time to se lect your Xmas gifts. Dolls Dolls When you want one be sure and go to HUSSEY'S The Busy Store U 1 X iV.. svstem will bo developed. Ho mar voled at tho progress in tho north west, saying there is too much to do and too much willing energy nnd co operation to permit of arrested de velopment m tho western states. Tho members of tho party wore Mr. Lovett, II. O. Stillman, president of tho Stnndard Oil Bank of Now York; Julius Kruttschmitt, director of maintenance and operation; J. C. Stubbs, freight and trnffic director; director; J. P. O'Drien, manager of i erlcnna will fight. tho linos in tho Pacific northwest, Miller, genorni rrcignt ... .. ..... -1! I and uccinro tnero win no no hiip-ui. ..... . ,.... nr fn, Thero aro three counts in tho in- which tho Hid ctinonts aro found, die Tents. Tho first charges under- while part of .2 weighing, tho second conspiracy to upon tho use of ho dovioo found o underwoigh, nnd tho third conspiracy tho Hcnlos by w h e they . failed io to defraud tho government by thus "'""buio true "eight. his Jov jo nnderweitrhimr W,,H 1,10 8tco1 BPr,n pI,lC0(1 , ? ' "t SoS'havo tho government's 'at the side of tho scale and when a attornoys been to circumvent any hag of sugar was placed on t a slight possility of fa legal hitch that thoy pressure " JPh mvo dismissed three indictment vent tho scale Irom woB'',, K ''J against tho defendants and found meamiw of tho I Ih boca o now indictments in each caso so as of tho hole on each of tho 17 scales reliminnte some .lauso upon which that the 8T nTlTs , ...i.i i i.si forred to as "tho caso of 17 holos." 11,6 ffi'&Tt r""" I Ilendornoffol nnd BplUor aro tho Tho cargo for tho steamship highest officials of tho trust ontang . ife- t i.im. .Q ,,. od n tho moshos of tho law. Pono- ericans win iiRin. i u iu " Diraniyro, irom uuv ii wiiwh ..- , , , .., ., 11. LZ IL ", Lr fnr th m6ll nt'.l,. Timnklvn docks of tho oruagol has boon wth tho oompniiy V : "actuated by" ho des.ro for c7mpany on November 20, for SO years and his sa ary was $20, ... ii i Laam 1 it. "Thn marines have boon down to Central America nnd tho older men In tho service know thOBO countries llko a book. "Tho fact that tho gunboat Prince ton, which sailed yesterday from Bo attlo, will stop hero on hor way to Corlnto and tho riimor that sho may take on marines at this port has at tracted many mon. "At a tlmo llko this when thoro Is tho barest chanco ot a real scrap, you got an Idea of whothor tho Am- Tho mon wno action in tho sorvlco." 1 1007, is tho specifio cargo upon 000 a year. Spitzor has boon om- ployod an equal length of tlmo. Ho was gottiug $10,000 a yoar at tho timo of his arrost nnd resignation.' Tuft Bnngulno. President Tuft told Itoprosontntivo Wooks of Massachusetts today that ho firmly boliovod that somo of tho high offioinls in tho sugar trust would ovontually bo laudod in tho ponitontinry hooauso of tho fraudB which hnvo boon unonrlhed nt tho Now York customs housp. IIo doclarod that Attoriioy-donorul Wiokoi'shnin was dotonninod to pross his investigations. Tho prosidont furlhor said that Iho attornoy-gon-oral was convinced that ho was upon tho right trnok and that hoforo very long ho would bo ablo to bring inou "highor up" into book. city. agent.