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BBBK299E5SOTSHy2iiMni3liiftQAMMM WTLasxsm MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, ,TTJNJ3'21, 1.010. KKSKjsiBtw S if '4 I- 1 ttu ' BROWNE DEFENSE NOW UNDER WAY Court Ovcrrulos Motion of Defense to Instruct Jury to Acquit Court ' Refuses to Rulo Out Evidence OIIICAOO, Juno 2 1 . Tho ilofoiiHO In (ho trial of I.oo O'Noll Hrowno, cbnrgod with bribery In connection with tho oloetlon of Wlllliun Lorlmor to tho. United Htatoii Honnto, began to day. Tho court ovorrulod tho motion of tho tlofonno to liiHtrnct tho Jury to acquit on tho Kromid Unit tho Htuto'n rami won not proven. A motion to rulo out moHt of tho ovMcnro relating to tho illntrlbutlou of n loglHlntlvo "Jackpot" In Ht. LoiiIm wnn ulno over ruled. Oeorgo Doylo and Wllllnm Iluiuioll, tho latter n "lulior lohhylnt," woro wUiiphhoh during tho morning, Tboyi tiintlfloil that aftor Lorlmor'a oloctlon UniinwniitnLivu Whlto tml.l t... ''l.n.l itood thing coming and would mako tho people como through." Tho morning tontlmony wan of Ut ile Importanco. WAGE SCALE FIXED FOR PICKING YAKIMA FRUIT NORTH YAKIMA. WiihIi., .Iiiiio 21. In anticipation f I ho fruit bur vent, wliuu IiiuuIiviIn of laborer will bo brought into the valley, llio Ynk ima Valloy Labor liuronii, recently fonuuil to ileal with tho labor, nltim tion, huld u mooting yustenlny, of which (10 rniieliorw, representing all tho (liHtriclH if tho county, woro iircmiut to ilogidu on u wage hciiIo. For picking fruit tho pay will range from $1 to $'2.'2H, (ho lower wage ap plying to children. Tim working day will bo tun bourn. l'uckiug pcachcH will bring 'J cent a box, npplcs nod pcnrH A I'ontti nnd priinoH (I cent. Tho iiowh of labor demands for tho fruit barvcHl lioro havo gone all over! tho country, and it is anticipated that tho Hiipply, including a great number of college boy and hdiool tcaeborn, will bo eipial to tho do maud. CONDITION OF THE NEW YORK MARKET - Itiia & Hntfleld, under date, of Juno M, nny: "There were 17 ciiim of California dcciduoiiK fruilK Ptlld hero ycslorduy nnd loduy. rhorrioK on tho whole, good (iiali(y and condition. Pricex, on nccount of light offering, todny advanced 10 to 'Jf cents per box. ApricolH in good condition; market firm. I'liiniH, Clyin.uiH, in heavy re ceipt, mid piiecK ami easier uud lower. A few Climax, Abuiidnneo n:id Ked Junes in hiiIo ycHtvrtlny hold up lo .., a few craturt Trngedyjj realizing hh high iik .l. I'cnehw, good condition; market easy. South ern peachcn r.ro now arriving freely. Wentlior warm and muggy. COAL PROPERTIES ARE REPORTED ON MARKET 8AN FRANCISCO, Cnl., Juno 21. The holdings of tho Western Fuel company of the Naiinlmo Coal prop erties on Vuneouver Island, ur ru mored to bo on tho market. Tho of ficials of the Western Fuel company were reported to havo sold (he binds to a Ilrilish syndicate for $.1,000,(100. This report was denied by (ho com pany's offieinls todny. The conl fields nre near the Duus iiiuir property on Vnncouvor Island. They recently were reported lo have been sold to (ho Canadian Northern railway. Vice-I'residont James II. Smith of fhn Western Fuel company, discuss ing (ho report, snid; "Wo havo received propositions from several parties, but it would bo impossible for mo to give you the details of any snlo beeauso thoro has been nnno," Increased Rations Asked. WASHINGTON. I). ( Juno 21. Tho medical nnd subsistence officers of (ho nnny uro discussing (bo ad visability of increasing the coinniu Inlion rations for )w sick. The sur gcons who uro on duly ut lio'spilnls havo been applying for nn increase In (ho money allownnco from .10 to d() ooiiIh a day. If thoro is final ap proval of this rccpioBt, i will bo nee csRiiry to inereaso tho eslimto for next year's appropriation on this 'item. Moro Troops for Korea. , VICTORIA, II.' O., Juno 21.--Kour now (HvIbIoufj of tho Jnpnnono nnny aro to ho raised by (lenoral Torrnchl, War Minister, following his appoint night iih resident gonornl In Knroa, according to tho advlco received horo today. It lo oBtlnintod that tho annu al cost of mnlntnlnnnco of this forco will bo $0,000,000, to bo homo hy Koron, SAILORS r DIE IN FLAMES Descend In Hole of Slcnmcr to Flnjit Flames nnd Aro Rescued In Nick of Time Hatches Battened Down to Suffocnto Flro. HAN DINGO, Cnl., Juno 21. Six moil, long Mlioroiuoii nnd tuomhoro of tho crow of tho frnlgblor AIiihkiiii at Hnntn I'"o wurf woro near doulli from UHphyxlutlou today In an attempt to doeond Into tho hold of tho big llnor, whoro hiding flninoii havo boon oat lug Into tonii of vnlunhlo nicrchnti- (IIho for thri'o dttyH. Aftor horolo offortH on tho part of tho nnlloru and tho city firemen, who rlHlod tliolr own liven, tho nix iiii ciinrlotiH iiifn. who had been ovor- como by polnonouii gnuou, woro l,"'0UK',t "i """"Kb tho hatchway. On " v w revived, out ono wnH In a very norloufl condition and ho wiih talton to tho Hcnrn tmnltarlum, whoro hlo condition Ih staid to bo very dnnr.orouu. When tho hatched wcro opened to day Hiuoko begun to pour from them In great volumcR,' although no flro could bo noon. Tho hatches woro at onco batted down again, and an offort will bb mado to fill tho hole with chomlcnlB through liolCM drilled through tho nIiIoh of tho ship. Through thcuo holon tho flromon wont vIhIMq nnd tho heat -van In tonno. Another offort will bo mado to open tho hatchou tomorrow. Thin forenoon fifteen moro tons morchadlKO wait removed from tho upper hole, Koventy-flvo to:H hnvo beuu removed In alt, but In tho hole where (ho flro Ih burning thoro aro 2 100 ioiih of cargo, Tho cargo Ih worth $2,000,000 and It Ih all Imperilled. Tho nlilp la valu- cd at $700,000. Tho vcbboI In tho i property of tho American-Hawaiian lino, and much of tho cargo Ih for Han KrnuclHco, Sent tie and Honolulu. Sho wbh duo to Hall yoalordny for tho north. To Renominate Gov. Ebcrhart. ST. PAUL, Minn., June 21. Near ly, all of thu -1,075 delogutcrf to to morrow' republican statu conveti tiou are in tho eit.v. The eon vonlion will nominate a candidate lor United States Hcuittor, four justices of the Hiipremo court, and eaudidutcK for governor nnd nil oilier Mate officers. Gov. A. O. Kberhart will bo renom inated by acclamation. No other Hjuno will bo presented. Several eon (ent.s are on for minor pluees on the Htato ticket. United States Seuntoi Clupp, whoso term expires next March, will bo indorsed for ro-elee- t ion. I he most interest ceutors in tho construction of a platform. Thoro is a strong demand for a reso lution indorsing nnd favoring moro active tariff revision. In regard to Istulo issues there is u prospect for ii spinieii couiesi ovor a county op tion plank. Divide a $125,000 Prize. MOULIN, Juno 21. Tho grand prize of tho Prussian Stnto Lottery, $125,000 haB fallen this year, partly to n family of tho laboring class In tho obscuro towns of auinblnuon.niid partly to Ilerlln; lu tho formor case to tho ovtont of clght-toiitliH, nnd In tho latter vo tho extent of tho remain der otio-flfth. Tho ono-flfth waa again nub-divided between a highly placed official and an already Well-to-do mor chant. Stnto lotteries nro held In Prussia and olsowhoro twice n year, In spring and autumn. Wealthy Man Is Missing. NEW YORK". June 21. Tho police hnvo been asked to search for.llenry T. Honu, described ns u wealthy lum berman, (Ifi yoni-s old, of Taconia, Wash., who has been missing front his homo in that city siuco Juno (I. John 0. Shepard, his son-in-law, re ported tho mutter. Tho son-in-law says that shortly after Hour's de parture his wife received n lottor from him saying ho was en route (o tfow York because ho was hungry and wanted it "square meal." Shep ard says he fears llio man's mind bus become nffooted. Dotrolt Industrial Exposition. DETROIT, Mich., Juno 20. An even! of more Ihiiu ordinary iinpor tnucu to (ho commercial interests of this vicinity is Hie opening tonight of Petrol's first induslral exposition. Tho oxposlion grounds aro on the Detroit river, where a huge opposi tion building has been erected to bo used in conjunction with the largo Wayne pavilion, Doth buildings uro filled with displays illustrating tho wide extent and wondorful variety of tho uuiiiufueturiug interests' of Do trolt and tho sjibuihun iu.. rinakitiB for IleaHh. EDEN PRECINCT ITEMS (loorgo AJorrlii of Tnlont nnd fam ily wore k- Phoenix Kiwi day. .Mr. Angoroth of I'liocnlx wont to AHhlaud Innt Friday, Mr. and Mrn, ICri Hamlin of Eden V"lloy woio In Phoonlx laat Bund'iy. Tho .wlfo of Ilov. John IC, Uallllo, I). I)., arrlvod In Phoonlx laol Wed- noiiday. Tlioy will go to hoiiHolcoop lug at onco. MrH, Harvoy, datighlor of Aunty Htotit, loft Hattirday for hor homo at Han PYfl'iclxoo, but will llkoly roturn aiMl niako tho valloy hor homo, .Mrn. Hort Ulblu wan a plesHant caller at tho homo of Mrn, O. 6'.' McClnlu tho middle of hud week. MIhh Nolllo ltenupi enmo down Phoonlx last Friday. Mr. and Mra. Ike Wolf of Medford Dr. Hargrnvo and Alf WookH of 'wcro gUeBtH at tho homo of Mr. and Medford woro up Monday looking 'MrH. J. 13. HobertH last Sunday, ovor the dootor'H flno young orchard! Wold on Hnrtley of North Talent !. North Tnlont. !ha ddg r. big wel' and InBtnllcd a Loulo Colvor hnH tbo coro of Dr. HargravoV orchard HiIh your, and It Ih looking well. Mr, nnd Mrn. B. O.' livedo of Ash - land carno down Haturdny ovonlng to i:nd Hiii'dny with MrH, HonHo's par - enlH, Mr. end MrH. C. Cnroy. Hponklng of good ronds, tho worklond Mr. Hugh"' Calhoun laftt Friday dona by tho road scraper between 'night, Juno 17. Mother and bableH Phoenix and Talent hnH nlmoflt block-1 doing well. cd uutomobllcH completely. Tho boul- MIbb Clara Aallcn, ono of our North dem are Hlmply piled up In tho mid-1 Tnlont younx lndleg, who handles the dlo of the road all tho way. jrlbbonR with great skill, was seen J. S. Hpltzo", ono of Talent's gro-J driving hor njilrlted black last Friday corytuon, wont to Medford Inst Frl-i afternoon In I'liocnlx, CENTRAL POINT NEWSLETTER Mrs. Kred Yokum, who.c serious illness wns reported lust week in this coliium, is recovering. Mrs. C. C.OibHon.is visiting in Portland in company with her daugh ter. Mrs. I. ('. Kobnolt. At the tnbemnele on Sunday eve ning a suggestion wns made by the evangelist that a suitable room bo secured as permanent litmdiiuurtors for u men's religious nnd social club, tho object of the club being to hold together those who had r.tartcd out in the religious life during the re cent revival. Tho suggestion was immediately taken up nnd a, fund of about .'Jf)0 was raided on the sHt to pay rent and furnish such a room. Tho room will be used for the puriwso of holding men's religious meetings on the Snbbath and for va- nous social affairs during the week, l-yenr-old daughter, Helen, to the organization being planned soui"-Oritnts Pass last Tuesday to have what after tho order of a Y. M. C. A. (he ohild operated mon for strab- W. A. Cowley's handsome newiismus (cross-eyes), the caso being u domicile will bo ready for occupancy, in th course ot nbout three weeks.. The porch surrounding two sides of the house i n particularly showy and well planned fenture of the building, being no wide, roomy and substantial as to almost tempt a family to spend tho summer months entirely on tho porch, rather than inside the house. Nearly $700 wiw prcscuied to Evangelist Robert K. Johnson upon OCEAN TO OCEAN Boston Athlete Completes 4000-Mile Walk Across Continent in 77 Days Lowers the Record of Edward Payson Weston. SAN KHANC1SCO. Juno 21. Jnck 10 1 drill go, 20, .n Boston nthloto, Is rest ing hero today aftor completing a 1000 wall: ncroaa tho contlnont In 77 days, breaklnc nil provlouo rocords. IIo left Boston March 15. Kldrldgo was offored $2000 by tho Boston Athletic club to lowor tho roc ord of Udward Payson Weston. Al though Inexperienced as a pedestrian, tbo young man proparod for the hlko and boat Weston's record by 2S days, Weston's longest dlBtauco In ono day wan 72 miles, and his avorngo per day 17 miles, Rl.lrldgo'a best tlmo wns 75 miles In ono'dny; hla av orago 51 miles. To Fly Over Atlantic. LONDON, Juno 21. A trip from Dngland to America will bo posslblo next year, and according to Baron Iloonno, a Husnlnn and designer of (ho craft, which Is being built espe cially for tho trans-atlantlc travlo, tho craft will negotiate tho distance In sovonty-two hours, Tho now vc-psol is being construct ed about ton miles outside of Lon don, and a group of Kngllsh finan ciers aro backing tho proposition Tho craft will bo cnpnblo of carry- lug twonty-QlgJit tons with' Its own wolght, It Is to bo ono thousand foot In length, slxty-flvo foot In dlnmotor, and will ho drlvon by slxtoon pro-pullors, BREAKS 00 day and brought out a U;A of gro ceries for Mn nloro Mrn. 0. Cnry vati t; !.on with a bll Ioiih attach lnnt Bnt-irday. Dr, Mnlm grcn of Phoonlx wn mllod In. lid Posh of Tnlout w.i a Medford biuilnoHB vlnltor fast Krldny, Aim. LIIPo OlbbH l down from Aiih- land and will tent with frlendfl during tho camp mooting In progreHa at Phoenix, J. 13, HobortH, one of our huntllng gardonorH, was In .Medford lnnt Fri day. ' Dr. .Mnlbigron of Phoenix wan up In North Talent Sunday evening to hco ono of Mr. Henry' Ilttlo folki. Only tola bad bilious attack, iiayn tho doctor. jgaKOlIno pump," Ho has In an ncro) ; of ohloiiH, beside othor gardon truck,! land haB a'n r.bunuanco' of w'atcr for ir- rlgatlng It all: i Phoonlx will come In for a com- ,pllment from tho president. TwIiib, ii glil'and a boy, vero brtrn to Mr. the conclusion of his work here. He set no price upon his work and the contribution was in the nature of a thank offering, in recognition of the good Hint had been accomplished during tbc four weeks' meetings. Edgar Whiteside and wife are now occupying the neat cottage recently built for them .in the new Shields tract. Tho Ladies' . Civic Improvement club has suspended work for the sumnujr, as is the custom of such clubs, and will resume its regular work about the second week in Oc tober. Miss Grace Smith is assisting at the Central Point bnkcry for a short timo, in place of Jliss Ponrl Pankoy, who is enjoying j vacation. SfrsT'C. II. Dorfhvnn, n compara tively new resident, took her little very aggravated one. She reorts that the operation been successful. appears to liavi Miis Elizabeth Gibson will spend a portion of her Kittntuer vacation in Portland, where she has. quite a number of relatives nnd friends. On Wednesday afternoon tho Presbyterian Ladies' Missionary so ciety holds its Juno. meeting iii tho grove, tho same being' of a semi social nature. outor cover of alloy, called chro mium, tho surfaco of which Is to bo prepared as -to rcsomblo a mirror. This Is to bo tho ploneor of a fleet of such British airships. Influ ential men nro considering tho pro position of a company to promote tho building of nn aerial nnvy and tho OBtalillslwnont of a passenger and mall service. . Bnron Iloonno hns mapped out maps and charts, nnd ho lias drawn up tlmo tablos and routes for passonger and mail service Quadruplets Born 'in Boston. BOSTON, Masa., Juno' 21. Mrs. Samu.01 Andei-soii,) 34, .today gnvo birth to threo girls and a. boy. Tho We Want to Talk to Men Who Work For Themselves Come and seo us and got our figures -you will bo in terested at once. Go with us to Los Alolhios, where small aereago pro duces big crops and whoro you havo a long growing sea son where your partner NATURE Vorks evory month in the year. Ask about ourirrigated larids at $150.00 per aero, where G crops of al falfa yield 10 to 12 tons an nually. LOS MOLINOS LAND CO. PRANK CI. ANDREWS, Agent, 6 FIR ST., MEDTTORD. Uncle No Columbia leave our plant -. bears Uncle Sam's stamp of approval. look y mi buy w best, be At Best Dealers, Hotels and Cafes UNION MEAT FOR SALE CHEAP VALLEY AUTO CO. quadruplets are doing aro expected to live. well and all flaskins for Health. AUTOMOBILES O. W. Murphy. 0. M. Murphy. MURPHY BROS. AUTO LIVERY. 1910 Chalmors Dotroits. Phono 1861, Valley Auto Company, Medford, Or. Quick Sorvico. Easy Riding. Prices Right. PARRY AUTO LIVERY PHONE MAIN 3141. Agenoy for tho Parry Cars. Rogue River Auto Co., Frank II. Hull, Prop., Medford, Or. A.L. VROMAN PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTOR No job too small, none too, large. Twenty-five years' j practical experience. i Office 113 South Front Street. Phone 2751. WANTED! . I.. .. Thinners to thin fruit Talent Orchard Co. Talent Oregon. Sam satisfied r : with all goods bearing the label- BRAND Brand product is allowed to' unless, after inanition if." 7 .1 ' Columbia Brand you know that you are getting only selected meats. If you want the purest, cleanestfirmest, 11 1 Yf-a sure to demand Columbia, COMPANY, PORTLAND. OREGON Pioneer Packers ot the Pacific SECOND HAND AUTO In Good Condition Just the machine to go anywhere In a proven car that will goorFahy'" passable road.. A bargain if taken at once. Cash or Realty A Wonderful Discovery for Medford. "Cleanliness is next to Godliness." Mr. Allen's Portable Bath Ap paratus is a marvel. It combines in ono simplo, inexpensive appa ratus all the advantages known to modern bathing. Heats sufficient water within six minutes at the cost of only 1 cent. A bath can bo taken in any room without the possibility of soiling carpets or rugs. Only ono can understand tho real merits of this bathing apparatus by having it demonstrated to you. Mr. H. Fox, who has tho oxclusivo igonoy for Jackson county, will visit tho homos of Medford and vi cinity and demonstrate it. When ho comes to your home, invito him in, nnd ho will show you the merits of this 20th contury invention. It Is on exhibition at Strang's drug store. GO AND SEE IT. Che finest Sample Rooms m the city. Hotel Moore Fire Proof RauMohr Company Proprietors. European Plan Cleanliness and Polite Treatment Our Motto. L 'j PLUMBING STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING All Work Guaranteed Pricos Reasonable COFFEILN . PRICE 11 North D St.. Medford. Oro. Phone 303 -. 2iN kvJ1 --w", - When i ' A if Ml -.J vN ' !- f .' Single rooms or on suite also rooms with bath I e i ..-II i. ! !. I Haokins for Uonlth, It Is to bo a rigid dltlglblo with an fiMttJiiiUMiiLtfii