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'VpMROggUMiiNiiiiX'im- - y PACJTC SIX "- MEDFORD MATT TRIBUNE, MEDFORD', 'OREO OX. TTEDNTCSD'AY, APTCTL 19, 1911. f.ir Ihr t tillcl Stall s Id iik ruin r (hi imtiip tiilo iki l In I Lincoln Retire. llllc-(',o, April 10. Continued 111 health a Riven loda aH the cause of the retirement of Robert T. Lincoln as prcHldent of the Pullman company. He Dafenfln Reciprocity. WASHINGTON. I). C. April 19. lU'P reHentftthe 11111 of Connecticut, repub llcan, a protectionist, defended Canadian leclproclty In the house this afternoon. He charged tlmt the standpatters favor ing the Payne tin Iff and opposing recip rocity were Inconsistent. Hamilton of Mi hlRan, lepubllcan, at tacked reciprocity. Spoclnl ScHilon Called. CitAHUIbTON W Vu. April IV. Ooveinor Ohisscock this afternoon called a special session of the legislature to meet Mav 1G to pass a law for direct pil marles for all state and county officers, Ituldlng United States senators, to amend the coirupt ptactlccs act and to provide ail"o,uate punishment for pei sons mulcted of bribery. OF IS 'llfflr llltll S I lilHffl llV Wr.lk ItlilllMS' !m Mill lis (ill ill nil I I'rlK 'l I I tltH Jolii Milbrrn 'o Iliifl'iilu, i-olr un nts lJoUM'H llml ? 1ST SIGN UPi PAID FOR BONDS ?.. 'will lie Hiicceeded by vice pn slib ut of the purntlon The change , next month John ItunnellK, $1 20,000,000 cor wlll take place T.' lti rkf WJ whi Fate of Klamath Project to Depend S. A. Keanc & Company, of Chicago JlnVns for Health. Hunklns for Health. Hasklns for Health nn Action of Klamath Ranchers Were Awarded Recent Issue Issue If They Fail to Sinn With Uncle of City Bonds Pay $38,121.60 for Regular 35cto 75c Quality You Eilers Music House Sam Thev Will Lose. $38,000 Issue. V ( WN ID PREMIUM Box Paper Offers ii' p i KLAMATH KALLS. Ori.. April l!i The fate of tliu Upper Klamath project now renin with the land owner. Direct or K. II. Newull, of the Iluclnmntlon Sur vli'd, linn Kent out coimiitinlciilloii Hint It will ho necentury for the Imul oWnerH to bIkii up their lnrulH for water nt tlm rout of eimntrurtlon. The rout will ilii penil lRlKcly on the Hcri-HK'' Hliliicrllii-il, I nit It In oKtlmateil tlmt miller favorable comlltlotm It will cent njipioxlmatnly $00 an acre. Mnnv of tlm landowners are willing to Hlfjn tip for water at thin cont. hut they would he more wIllliiK to Htibucrllm for wator If lliey wete kIvcii a lotiKur peilod than 10 earw to pay tho tout of irilKntlon. The I.atiKill Valley country, where moHt of the ITpper Project lien. Ih at pu sent fiom :ir to 10 iiiIIcm from tho iKurcxt iallio.ul point Dliector Newell MiUKi'NlH that thlH KinoteiiiHx from the r.illro.til mny nialce It hard for the farm i i.m to k t their cropH to maiket. IfM YRII I IS 1TJJMGED Experts Examine Orchards and Re port That Loss Will Be Very Liijlit Inspectors Go Over Orchards hut Say Crop Not Seriously Hurt. lilddlllK (38.121 00 fill tin- Kemr.il lllil Ity Ihhuc of IioihIh, S A Keatu- & I'n of Chicago, weie awarded the Ihiiii Tuesday nlKht by the city council Tin IioihIh were nuthotled hy a special 1 1 1 election ami inovlde $8000 for the hit tct incut of the fire depai tment. and $.10 000 for layhiK of a caot lion plp llm on Km Hi .Main Ilond huyliiK lioiiKeH In all Hectloim of the United KtatcH were IntercHlcd In the IioihIh and uanteil a chance at them Choice Cents I'i After Otm Company. HAN KUANCIHCO. Apill 10. Alleflnff that faulty Installation of gas meteis endangered the lles of thouHauds In Kan Urimclsco nml In many other big cities, Htcphon A. Hyrne, city light and water Inspector, will urge dinstlo laws governing the use of Illuminating gas In a icpoil now being piepaied and which soon will ho presented to the board of supei visors, Hyrne asserts that the "New Yoik factory flic honor or the Los Angeles TlmiH disaster could be rcpuiln) In San Francisco any ilu " HANDS HOI SHOT AldlANV, Oie., April 1!). Indication!) nre that tho late cold snap has really dime no damage to fruit In this section o f tlm Willamette Valley. Immediately after the cold weather It was llnpoi slhlu to measiiie tho extent of the dam age to tlee fruits and other tender plant. Now. nfter a lapse of eight or 10 Ihh It Is possible to so cNamlue the blossoms on tho tiees then In full bloom and espoits make the statement that the damage was not as scwio as Hist icpoited and that, If any damage huh done, It would In the end pioe hi ncflclul on account of the better iiuallty possible uhi'ii so great an ah umlaut e of blossoms do not iiiatuio In to fiutt on Hie tices Pastor Bitterly Scores "Drys" foi Failiiid to Support Him for Coun cilman in Portland Because He is on Republican Ticket. WE WILL PUT ON SALE TOMORROW OVER 200 BOXES OF FANCY WRITING PAPER WITH ENVELOPES TO MATCH, ALL CLEAN, PER FECT, GOODS AND OUR REGULAR 35c TO 75c QUALITY. SPECIAL PRICE FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, ONLY 25 CENTS A BOX WARDEN P H Appoints 25 Deputies to Stop Fish inn i" Willamette Durlnu. Closed Season Clanton Says Law Will Be Riuidly Enforced at Any Cost. PAMSM, Oro.. Api II VJ. Muster Pish Warden Clanton lotiirnod fiom Oregon 'lty yesterday whom In hud pel noun I Inii'gB o fumtter on tint Willamette nml ClackauiaH ltlur hi noon on Apill ' and duputUml US aiUlltloiial null mid hired n nuiiiUfli' uf launchcm so that tliu order of the boanl of fish iiiimlMaloaci'M cUmlliK tliexe MtieaniM until .May 1 ut noon, would In cauled oit to the letter Tlila precaution, how- i r. hub fount to be uniiecpsui, mh a) 10 o'clock on the morula of that lay the gllloet fluhrrmtm lieltl u meet iiik und UtwIUiiU to ubldi by tliu bounl's ..ulr. there bclaif onl h dlHueiillnii M't. The Wllluiliette ulld CluckHltiHii I ihlnritiell are luw ubldlllK cltlxelis, and w In n the Iliuttrr wax IhorouHhly i plained to I hem wero not dlaponiMl to loluto the order In any nmiuu'i. The hhIi warden anticipates no o n lola lion, hut Will keep u numliel of the ih potlfa on duty, not only ott these Micuiua, but also on the Coltuiibla. to m that no pouching In being curried on U'fore the settiton opens at noou on ilay 1. In foinier ui It bus been ii ported that luriru uuunitlles of aul iiioii woru turned Into the cunneib'S and cold atornae plant on the oHntnir day of the flailing aeaaon. the bulk of which, without a duubt. Mere t,kin during tho cloaod aeaaon, but thla pruc tl(' will hi atampid out If oaalble ttita aprlng. TKUTU OENTI3U. 1SS Noith Ivy atluct. Medford, Or A primal v cotirae of twelve leauona In Truth will be ttlven by Annie Hpravuti Mllilth every Thiiisduy ufternoon at S Ii. in. Touihlng und dtvina heullny by Mlipolntnicni. AlL'tuphyalcal llbrury, literature foi a It. Hiibacrlptloua taken for Canity Power. Nuutlltia und othet publlcalioua. Uwjulilea iccehe.I by mall will receive prompt attention. All am weloomo I.ove offerinna. rOHTI.ANI), Oil'.. Apill 10. "Tin I'lohlbltlou pin ty would not endoise Chi 1st himself, If ho weie not a membet of the piohlbltlou pill ty," said Hi v Chnilcs T. .Mel'heison today, when he was asked to explain the lallute of tin stialght ptohlbltloulsts to gel In hind him as a candidate for councilman at large when they held their mass con volition .Monday. "I am u lepubllcan," continued Mi I'herson, who Is pastor of the Kpwoith .Methodist Kplscopnl chinch. "I Old not ask the piohihltloulsts to endoise nn and I do not expect them to. I know their policies Thev would not endoisi an angel fiom heaven If not a uicinbei of their paity And they would not in doise Chi 1st himself sae on tho saiui (ondltlou " Mi I'ln rson will ask lor votes fiom llIM J M 1 1 1 1 111 X t Hllllllll'l hi f..in IRON COUNTY DOLLS We will put on sale to morrow about 2.") dress ed and undressed dolls, regular $1,123 to .$2.r0 valine, all at vour elioiee $1.00 Each VASTE PAPER BASKETS 1 Lot folding waste pa per baskets, made of a heavy card board, fancy decorated; light and dark Sale nrice- decoraf ions. 15c Each Remember the biggest value in Ladies Underwear, in Vests, Pants, Union Suits, etc, also Men's and Ladies' Fine Hosiery in the city are to be found at Hussey's POPULAR GOODS POPULAR PRICES FRUIT NOT HURT Cherries Will Yield Good Crop, Says Expert, Alter Visitinp, Orchards Frost Hit Prunes Worse Than Any Other Variety of Fruit. HAhllM, Oil Apill 111 The lecent cold weathei illd no HH'tit damage to fiult llenr I'oil.i, a louil fruit mini has niude a tilp h auto to dlfteient HcctloliN of the couiitiy anil cmuiiIiihI the fruit tiers, und he aua that the cheriy ciop Ih ilumageil ery little, It any, and thiie uhould bo u hoik I leld thla aeaaon, pioldtiiK no etienich colli iuIiim preMiil iM'foie harwatliiK time The pi tine crop la iluuuttfed to u mull evleiit. ennlHlly In the low conn tit. Hlicie It la mote advuncisl, whllt the bill louutiy t'nill la not iIhiiuijihI at all. lCanau Wunmn (el)d Iavvrence, Kaa XI i J V Htone, of tills olty, aaa, "My wife miffned toi ten yosra fiom womanly iioiiidm, dur ing two yea l a of which she waa lotall) helpleatf. She waa exuiulned b inuu phyalolaua, MH) uf Hlmni gave her up to dla. l'lnally h begun to lake Cyr illic, and allice then b gratl Impr.n.Ht In health. The tonic, atrviigthenlng, and icatiratU" effnta of Cardul. the o muii'a t mill on the uoiuuiily i uuatltutlon, uid thi in ot valuuble iuulUeu of iblai ndorsi mont of Pun'a Kidney l'orbva Olunua Yountf llritt. HtH'TII UlCND. Ind. April IH II r quired JiiM ten mccoiuIn for lluu l'orbi m, former bunlaiu wcliiht cliuuipion to knock out Young llritt in tin ti boui here lust ulKhl CorbiN cn'iiiiiil) 'ciiiiic buck " St. ph wile tiiki n to,id to match him wuli Joliini) Couliai I'oibiM und llritt hi guliig ut lop s'iil w lieu l'lirbca ulnfi ed, cross his Haht oer Ulld the fl,!it ended HIISULTS THI. I, Tliero du II o No Uautit About the U miltii In Mivilforil. Heaiilta I. II III.- tale All doubt la icmoxed The liNlliiionx of u Medford cillin Can he eaalls IntewtlKUtcd What lull' i proof can bo hadf itru J II lIuiiaHiiin. Central Ate Medford. ie, aas l nnu ao had uiil kidney trouble that I could not do in houaevtork My Imck waa wouk rnui painful und In the iiioining Hhen I K'oi up, 1 waa lame and sore. The khlin at-iifllona vti'ie uunaiuial and my b. alih steadllv iitn (town until 1 waa Imt.lU able to gel uliout While III thul miiili tlon 1 reud about I loan's Kldnr pills and got a but ut lluskinu' trug Mto I felt better from the time I comment . it their ue and It wtta not long tiefon I Waa cured I uui In u position to lecom memt IKMin'a Kldae l'llla highly ! an one afflicted with kidney compluln (glatenieiil given Kept II. 107 ) A I'KltMAKHKT ITHM. When 41 ra Ituuaaum waa Intel Uw. i .ii lift XC 101 ahe aald "My fom.i I'lIU nil r i . t- .1 r i uon t ivnow If Y OU the Good populai no ill Inn. Wlldiil a- 'a aptitri i ill on the wotiwiily coilatllutioi. Half u untuit of auccesa juovea tl n i'imI i V ill do all that Is clulmod foi i I It for oul tioubh u ' lioUla gool Hlnce tills icmeil) ctiioi i I !i,i. Iml no fui llu r utluiku of km i in plulnl and 1 liie iino.l I in I In n I I -il il. I i i i I i m KmI I I ' -. ' I' Qualities of SUPERIOR A Perfect Union Suit UNION Then Come to Our Store SUITS at Once for Enlightenment t-4iat-4yf444--4!?- tho S.'it unlay Kvcnin Post which has just bcou circulated iu our town ou will I'i ml a Mrikin.y; aihi'r tiM'Uieut tclliuu all alxmt the jootl imiut of SUPERIOR UNION SUITS aiul 1 ht arc luttri than an other. Vou shouhl know tliat SUPERIOR is the umleruear with tho troubles loft out. Y c,m cj)laiu more hilly hy is ual tleinouM ration. Our htock for Spring and Sum nicr is fresh and compline as to styles, Mvses, colors, tetuii s, wciuhts, etc. DANIELS m DUDS Southern Oregon '& Largest Men's Store. THE RIGHT WAY THE ONLY WAY THE EILERS WAY In the purchase of one of these liith grade pianosKin almost less by half than the same grade of piano can he purchased elsewhere. Buy at Home of a Quality House Medford, Oregon, Is Our Southern Distributing Headquarters 40 Stores-40 Different High Grade Pianos to Select From. Money Back if. We Fail to Suit You ('bickering, Kimball, Lester, llallet and Davis Iladdorff, Smith and Barnes, Sohmer, Auto j)ianos the most wonderful of all player piano, double the num ber manufactured, over all other Player Piano. We have just closed a deal with the State University of Oregon at Fmgene, also with the State University of Calofirnia over 25 of these Auto Pianos, right here at home in the Rogue River Valley. Buy Direct Save Middle Men's Profits. Our big shipment to be received Thursday, this week. Means that we have shipped into Medford and the Rogue River Vallev 3 full cars of pianos in the last .'( da vs. TERMS ANYTHING DOWN IN THE BOUNDS OF REASONPRICES LOWER THAN THE LOWEST Open Evenings XESfc. ..rtli -. fflti t'JJKIi "It Jr2Ar &W JSPM jikzr EVKt ..rsvkiiVA.ci AW turs ..vlZ &p&r Mfnv V 'Ifif VT-. M. Z. Mjy rrv?r rfav s& ir w Jv'.'ijP' V BtVli" Wtf asam -MCT hIP1 Ar v j S, k ".fJLjmffTiVTI " VJ Cs.'VftlSI 4 Xvtiv fiXS Next Medford Mail Tribune v' STttSElS' IRRIGATION HAS REVIVED THE INDUSTRY OF FRUIT RAISING Rogue River Valley Canal Co. FEED N. CUMMINGS, Manager. Offices, Third Floor Mcdfonl National Bank Blilij. Offices 3d floor Medford National Bank Bldg Irrigated Orchard Tracts ORCHARD TRACTS ARE SOLD IN 5, 10, 20 OR 40- ACRES; PLOWED. FENCED, LEVELED AND PLANTED TO A STANDARD VARIETY OF TREES. UNDEVELOPED TRACTS FOR SALE, WITH IRRIGATION, ORCHARDS PLANTED AND CARED FOR BY ORCHARD EXPERTS FOR A PERIOD OF FIVE YEARS ON ORCHARD DEVE7L0PMENT CONTRACTS. ROGUELANDS INC. FRED N. CUMMINGS, Manager. '3 V 4 . l' 4 i J W4 s r I f ; i imw