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HCVflrErfrai-SRfll ". mXZktmml$ iiftm'imm-ipqmyymm S.J -f. 2 MEDFORD iMAlL TRIBUTE, MEDKORD, OltEUOX, SL'NDAV, JAXlrAUY 22, 1911. MILLER TALKS iNEVEfi HAD PIG. S r-wwww . rJ earanpe VEI SOP P.GRK -i3 Former Member of Lcflislature Tells ' of Lonjj Strncjcjlc Arjainst Hume anil Pleads for Anjjlers N6t to Surrender Advrintane-'Scciirctf. " v District Attorney Mulkey Says He Intends to Fathom Problem Out- I "V filter upon tho fourth week of oitr PTKST JANUARY CLEARANCE SALIC with values t-rcnter than ever. We are determined to t we will show the NFAV ROYAL SHIRT WAISTS for , i MLl L." " clear out a winter wares reirardless of -Joss. Jn coniunction with the Clearance Stile One ' Case' Dismissed" but More Pending One Domes' Up 'Monday. () First January c D j i u !k 7 & qj 4 i K a I To tho Kclilu'. "I .imtidu. froitr write-up in regard to' Herbert mime and Ivan lliiiiiiiwui beinjr in Moilfnn! ilitPrviowiiijf the member f Ihv Tisli association in leard to the 1 IjUtno-1 Iiuunspti fish bill now before jLbueeiialcv' which if enacted will-Kiv,,J tli'pjii Ilio priviloKo to 'isjifor aliiiu)i ojity in-Nojpie river, from tide water lp .ho motif li of the Illinois rivor. "Noy, for tho snko of tho piod pro plu of Oregon, who expressed their opinion i-egnrdiiiK l.ngno river fWi hir; i llie polls in no uncertain man lier at the Inst election, let us mil yield ouc siiujlo point to lhco po ) j)lofj You know ns wall as I whui wji hfld to contend with at tie last sqmIoh of the lexmlatiiru. Yon know that wo aaked them in our hill to TXn'KUto the wilinnn from the stecl henda and that they would not ap-"!' to do it, and theruore defeated yiir hill. They hnve nlwnv maintained that ,a lyelhead, should'. be elapsed iih n"tjtifim.)ii, ajpl lfs , clashed u. the last sufoiioii hivwas a result. You know (hat If, T). I fume always stood firm for (lint proposition for the Iftfcl foir nifesiolis of the "leielat nit while ho wag living,, and it haslhee,ii gq pirn'oled into the HQwjion laws i'yi llio.hisl five sessions, apd is now I tie hw. , , , j "Yon know that if we would now yield, aiid allow a law to he pnnsi?rf allowing the into fish with wiiiie- ami u nuip j.ur aiimmn oniy, Willi um, cTjhl npt.ontch tho fialmoii witliout (tfttehinjr the slcellieuds with them, for the Dl'jolheads are in the water with the salmon. '"I know that K. I). 11 nine, some 1i or 21) years ago, caught llip "tecl liqnds with the salmon while seining and gilnolting them, and soirreiriiloil the steelhuadB from tho salmo-n on the, gaiidhai-ri of his seining mid gil mating pounds, and left' the slee hoads lying on lh0 snmlbnrB for the buzzards to fill op on, and that yon could smell the .steiwdi for a, halt mile. Mr. llunio wtu not eiiunine the steelhuads then, bill several year before ho died ho began .niuiiuu thorn and i'lflin.rihnl thev would, soft readily as the salmon.- Theii IH L'pon ft motfoii by District Attoi ney 15. 1 Mulkey, .Inslice of the Pence (lien (). Taylor yesterday di-.-mincd the ensr of the state nirniiHl ,'l'om J'.iUmll arrested iij JJiille Milk some time ago on a warrant charg ing the theft of two hogs. The ease against the boy, and sev eral other members of his fatnilv, originated fust September when V. Y. .Allen of Trail applied for w:t: riints for Everett Edsall and- .lack O'Connor on charges of hog stealing. Lhith theso men left for' California before apprehended but O'Connor was arreted in Vallejo, Cal., and brought back here to face tiial. An other ease of the same nature with John IMsalf, the boy's father andJ father-in-law of O'Connor, will be I tried in the circuit, court in .lack'-on- ' ville on Monday. , "U'e are not trying to make a , scapegoat of any particular iadi-1 vidnal," said District Attorney Mill-1 Ucy, "bat wt do intejul to tlim-h j to its bottom the problem of how two men, wjio' have never been! known to raise u hog ii all their lives, uiyi market ,fl 0(1(1 worth ,l I. pork in one season to one biiver." Sring Nineteen, Eleven. ' -1 r---'r Dresses for Quick Clearance $14.75 S Dresses made of an excellent stoi'in serge; some plain tailored styles, others braided; Gibson shoulder; in colors navy blue, (jjjj 75' brown and leather; excellent value at the former prices, &l!).f)0 and i'JI'.oO. Clear.uice Sale v - , i Evening E)resses---Special $29.50 For Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, your unrestricted choice of the following Dresses: A handsome black mousseline do soie Dress over black' nlessaline: ti'immed over Persian band .and Persian piped; tunic regularly priced at $i37.50; for these, three , . , , . daws i....;.:....tj effect skirt; $29.50 A most handsome iWassaliue dress elaborately braided, waist has Peasant sleeves plaited skirt ..with stitfthed band color gold, rc gularf price is $55 for these three days $29:50. A navy blue mousseline' dc soie Dress over messaline plaited flounce; bodice over Persian; regular value .IS.oO; for these three days i tunic A light blue mousseline de soie overjnessaline; w: tin tunic skirt banded skirt; J 29.50 f v V ;itli messaline; yoke bead trimmed; regular $47.50; for jMQ Q liese three days vM , - V4lvolv Others tluii we will not Lake time to describe, tts printer's ink at any rale "does not do them justice, but come and see these values. The New 1911 Spring Waists The ROYAL CUT which stands for best in shirt waists; only the worthy materials; note the tailoring and finishing; si line of waists we have sold for the last H veal's; come in beautiful hand embroider ed linen; plain tailored linen and prettv lingerie stvles; NOT HOW CINOAP, I JUT HOW CJOOD; PKICFJ) ' . d CA fA fi0 AA . ..l.'.t .. . -nrmv m w . w w v . I ., 1 t a I I Coats Jan'y Clearance $15.00 Your unrestricted choice of anv AYinter Coat in broadcloth and fancy mixtures; regularly pricedi to 30.00; Clearance! (frfr AA lIK -V ...k.i....i.4.l.kv...J. ...ti.J..-f.., r " vr 1 F ' Choice of entire stock of ('oats, including some beautiful imported black broadcloth coats; regular values 1:1.00, f)().0Qand $97 TA J0fcfU y Evening Capes and Coats For .$50.00; Clearance Salt Three Days, Monday, Tuesday f and Wednesday ONE HALF PRICE To the Woman TlintN C'ikmI lIo.iKonilcninn!. lift your k1hcs up- -Haeli Knlliiiit, each Hwala anil lover A IcIhh to tho heailH that lirlni in the Clip, A lauKli for tho foiini split over! For tlio boiiI 1h a-lllt and the heart heatH IiIkIi, And care Iium; ipilooHed Its tullier: "Xow. drink, " naiu tho suko, "for to- .morrow wo dleJ", . ' So let'a have a toast together. "rWT A. TT f J Swliif? tho goblot aloft; to tho llpB 9 J Q"t JHLOW VjOOQ IUV. IB lllilil t -, , . ., Then bond yon the Icneo to iid- drum; her. , 9 An. I .!..!.. 1- .,.,,, II.. ..I.... i.. ii 'Z .....i iiiiiin, (,1-iiiiij nun, in uiii iiui'ini y i Of IIS all' $ To tho woman that's ood find Z UK'HS her! 4444444&444 But How Cheap 222 West Main St. St Marks Bldg. lH us was (loiihly an.ioim to have the Hleel- hjiade eluMeil an mdiiinn. Von know i well as I that if. D. Ilnnie iiIwiivh Ifllluul leaislation for I'isli in his ivn special intonwtn, ami cared nofliinfc Tyr (lie people at lare. k "The people of the slate oj' jr KOii Naiil hy their voles last 'Norein lor that Ihev hail hail ennimli of the llnme finh Iia(ineHH,aiid they etO-cd Koj;iio river rom ils iiwnilii (a i: SOiu-flo tor commercial 1'it.lunir, Unr. tlio people Mill hnve it iheir avLvl Upland hy thqir decision. Wejja Alined our point; AcLur keep.it,i!i(l IJSK" our reiuonentativeH in tlio li'nu f flliil onalo (u liiml firm for jfhaj llo people decided hy nu itxiTuheli i ili' ninjoritv nt the polK u "I'eep Ifojtuo rivor closed to Sonic moreml fiuliinit, iwtorc il to iis!i'or liior reputation of li(.i,,u, t. jn.,, JHystrenm in Aidirica and h-U n,.t 14 inule point to tlie-c jthtiIv, sell JMNkiiur Hpeeinl interest pi.,,,. "1. H. MII.I.KH. ''(lolil Illll. Jan I'll " Oh, youth is a madenp and tlmo a ehurll 1'ieiiHiiri) palls ami ronomo fol lmvH after; Tho world hustloM on In !U plllless whirl, With lt IcIkhoh, lis tears, and Its laughter! Hut t hero's one gentle heart, In Its hoHoiu of ylIte Dear lovo with 'tho tender eyes Kleamlug, Who has all tho wealth of my hom age tonight, . Whoru, ahu lies In her Innocent dreaming A'nd a wilt cli o'er hero ever my spirit shall keep, While tho angels lean down to carcHs'hor; And I'll pledge her ugiiln In nor beau tiful sleep The woman that's good t!od bless her! i Ah, Iloheinla's honey was sweet to tho sip, And the spmlland the dance were allurlnjT (The mischievous maid with the mu tinous II)) Had a charm that was very on dlirln.'j), Hut out from the much: and smlle wfoiUhs tnd laeo Of that world of the tawdrily clever There floats tho rare spell of tho pure Httlo'fnco &That chased away folly forover! And 1 pledge my last toast, ore I go to my rest Oh, fortunate earth to possess her To the dear, tender heart In the little white brenst Of tho , woman that's good God bloss her. MAIL TRIBUNE WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Hnsklna for Health. ni m r l4 99 Dried Fruit! Eagle Point Orchard Tracts 1 u The Finest Fruit and Garden Land in the Rogue River Valley. I .i ..(,... , , I l ... ) i ' 1 4 I- ii ,; ' ,i, x . . . llifiiiiniitl , Silver 5 Prunes, Hi i icy Hlo.-k, nv pound 20o. i j'Dittniond "Y, I Lilian 5 J PrmiPK. J'jiney hlm-k. peri - ' 5 pound 15c. $ Dried is, w lb. 10c. ; ; Vaney AjrleolK, lb. 20c. j TKaney Cl. l)ni.ll IWl.e; X Aples, lb. lyov lb. 15c. 5Kaney ,l)rled 510c. Kuipy bulk li'aisin J .Musentel, lb. 10c. loo.se LOlm'steadj Hibbard WJCST SII)K CJHOCKKS J s Our Prices are lower and terms easier than any other Orchard .! till ,. I I I . I t . Land in Oregon of the same quality and location. Send for Plats and Price Lists. 1 . 1 Ipoiio 1 Player Piano i t, ra . 1)1 1 C0BN1TIUS-6ARNER REALTY m. MEDFORD, i t t v.i OREGON 133 West Main Street fT That owns the exculsivc right of playing Downward on the Keys Do you know that the Melville Clark Piano Company is the cty manufacturer that can huild an inside player that pla s directly dnvnward on I he leys? Abk youx friend w ho sells player pianos if there is any way correctly to play a piano except downward on the keys. 1 Iu knows as well as jou do that no one plajs a piano any other way than with a downward touch on the key because that is the way a piano was made to he played. The makers of all player pianos, except the Apollo, cut out the downw ard stroke on the kej s; they cut out twenty-three of the inukt epresMe notes; they cut tut centuries of firoerets in fniino building. Do you know that Melville Clark was the first manufac turer to make's plaer piano that coered the whole ranae of the ke board r Gl facture sixt Do you know that for five years he was the only manu rer .nakii.u a plaver mano that nlm..,. i,. ...,.i ii'l i ", " i-. v.Ki.i, -viKiii nuitai U hen the manufacturers of ordinary player pianos made -live note nlaers thev inailt .hm r. .i, : c ihldwlo could not reach the full lenth of the kej board. A hen M civile Clark made the Apollo player piano he made a compile full Rroun ni,wo,m, after the linage and with the tramiiijj and inspiration of a master. ai I l..l rtuu. n. - fur u. J P;ao. aud pla)er piano,, ti en.cnt l'ainc.',ia.ibea.uaca. HAI F PIANO 1 l-n-l-ylO HOUSE lewii and Oaktlnle Ave, - saagitsig5gs- tVtHWiaW mv -.,.. . - til.'f . .." . r a .. ai m, j -iifcJ