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PXGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1911. ! i ;i- i m ! I "t i. !!l i ! . 'I J ; ""j 1 I l-.'i! . ( i j fct K t v. ir AN DELAYS PAVING WORK Clark & Hcncry Held Up by Jupiter Pluvlus Concrete Gang Passes Palm Avenue on Jackson Graders Back on Sixth. Tlio rain which foil Tliurmlny iiIbIiI 1ms doliiypil pitvltiK opcratlona In tlio city, tlio Clnrk & Ilonory ConHtructlon company belni; unnblrto work today ow Iiik to the coiiilltlon of tlio HtrcctH. Ah noon as tlio Mil rf nee of tlio HtreetH dry out to Hoinn extent, work will bo re mimed a dolayB aro contly owlnt; to tho lurxo force kept HtanilliiK Idle. T..0 concrete bnxe kiimk linn panned Palm nvcnuo on JackBon boulevard, and If not delayed by rain, will bo on Sixth Htrrut early In tlio conilnj? week, Tho KradcrH litivo been put back on Hlxtli for n few dayn to round up tho Htreet for the concrete. The pavlnp plant will bo placed In operation on May 11 and the binder laid on Jiicknou, which will lie followed an rapidly iih poshIIiIo with the woarliiK surface. Sees Falls In Africa's Interior mob out orr hose 70 SPITE PACE, BATS DENNETT WASHINGTON. D. C, May C That the mcniborn of thn AhiHkan mobn who emulated tho nonton tea party In throw ing tons of foreign coal Into Cordova bay, cut of fthclr iiohoh to Hplto their faccn wna tho statement madn today by Land CommlnHlonor Fred Dennett. 'There Is no Imtnedlato prospect of sottlliiR any of tho Alaskan coal In ml cases," said Dennett today," nnd tho mcmborH of tho mob probably, will bo forced to buy more foreign coal to re placu what thuy threw away." Attj m InrtAitT r RifirirfSlf. K.d! IE1?E7R' CALLS, fc&MI&I dUIAltt, Sir T Crossloy Itayncr, K. C, attorney general of Drltish aulnea. ImH ar rived In Now York on his first visit to tho United States. Ho Is onn of tho few whlto men who linvu over seen tlio Kalotur Kail, ono of the most beau tiful In tho world, which Is far Inland In lirltlsh Guinea. After a trip to Wash ington ho wilt go to Niagara Kails before departing for Imglaud to uttend the coronation ceremonies. "Kalotur Kail Is two hundred miles from Georgetown," said Hlr Crossluy to a Now York reporter, "and nearly that dlstanco from civilization. Having a sheer drop of 711 feot, then over n sloping rock 88 feet more to tho Immense pool at tho bottom, It Is 829 feet In height, or nearly flvo times that of Niagara. Its width Is from 3fi0 to 400 feot, according to the season of tho year, and no ono who has over seen It can hnvo any Idea of Its majesty nnd beauty." Mlnr Killed. NIXJAUNKH. Mich., May G.Klvo per sons nro known to have been killed and H Is feared that others' fiavo perished In a flro at tho Hartford mine, near here. All wcro miners. Ono .body has been recovered. Tho flro brolto out on the fourth lovel cutting off theescapo of tho men work ing there. The officials of the mine nd ultlo courtnmlt that flvo men are dead Others sny that still more miners worn trapped In tho fourth level. Hr. Ktnry oim Xlddlea. SAN KIIANCIHCO. May C Kffortu of Mrs. Iva May Henry, divorced wife of Albert J, Henry of Seattle, to remove her children, Albert nnd Anltn, from the Juvenile detention homo hero failed In day when tho sitpremu court dismissed tho proceedings In her application for a writ of hnbenH corpus, Tho mattor of final disposition of tho children, who weop awarded to their father by tho He attln courts, Is now In Judge Mogan's hands. Bairffng-e of Wlie Identified. HAN KHANCIHOO, Mhv fi. At the I rial today of George W. Wlso for mur der on the high seas, members of the crew of tho steamer ltuekmnn Identified tho bnggago which Wise and his alleged companion, Krench West, brought on board tho vessel at Seattle. Identifica tion was also made of two sawed off shotguns said to have been used by the pair In their alleged to Holr.o tho vessel Uotectlvo Stevo llunnnr told of securing n confession from Wise. Stooka Ktoover. NHW YOHIf. May C Tho stock mar ket opened with a sharp recovery from the weakness of yesterday. Trading was ncllvo and with a few exceptions the Improvement extended through the list Union IVu'lNo and C. 1'. It. gained 1. Heading and Atchison H-t nnd United StateH Steel, Amalgamated Popper and American Ileet Sugar 1.2. International Harvester Jumped 2 1-8. Tho market cloned Htrong. ItniulH were firm. McCann at Horn Again. CHICAGO, May C IMwunl MePunn. former police Inspector, who was con victed of accepting protection money from "West Hide" resorts and who was sent to prison on Christinas evo after ho had purchased a PhrlstmaH tree nnd prepared for a iiulet celebration with his family, returned to his homo today. He was pardoned yesterday by Governor Deiieeu. McPaiui refused to nmko any statement. To Bury Senator. HOT HI'HINQH, Aik., May C Prepar ations wcro made today to remove the body of formor Senator Albert li. Klt trldgo of South Dakota to Kent. N. H., whoro Interment will bo made. Klttrldgo died lust night after an Illness that had lasted for weeks. Ho was unconscious eight hours beforo death. Klttrldgo served eight years In tho senate. MAYS AND JONES CASE ZS AOAXN CONTINUED I'Oim.AND. Or., May G. The greased rail cannonlmll special that has been taking Plerco May and Wllllnrd N. Jones to Jail for land frauds for somo four yents past was sidetracked again In tho united States court today perhaps per manently. When court opened this morning Unit ed Stnto Attorney McPnurt auiioliuced that ho had received Instructions from Washington to ask for n further cnutln- tianco of tho cases against Mays ami Joik'h pending further Investigation of tho legality of the trials received by the two men. He suggested that tho tlino for filing tho innndntoH of tho court of ap peals directing tho two men to begin their pall sentences bo postponed Indef liltoly or until fuither order of tho couit. Judge Dean allowed tho order. Tlio action taken today seems to In sure Jones ami .Mays thulr liberty for an Indefinite time, with 11 possibility that this newest movu may menu that they will never have to servo tho sen tences Imposed by Judge Hunt during thn land fraud prosecutions. Ratify Commorclnl Treaty. TOKIO, Mny fi. Ilatlflcatlons of the commercial treaty between Jnpnn and Great Hrltnln were oxchnngod today. Tlio Instrument conies Into effect In July nnd removes tho opposition or lirltlsh murchnnts to tho Jnpaneso tariff. Uiisklns for Health. HALF IHCU OF RAIN FALLS More Rain Is Expected Tonight- Cold Spell May Follow Passing of Presen? StormWill Be Cloudy Tonight No Danger. BLUE MASKED BANDITS . REAPPEAR IN SOUTH Over n half Inch of rain fell In tho itogue river valley last night and or chardmen and ranchers aro rejoicing In consequence for It will prove a great Impetus to the fruit ciop and to grain and nlfalfu, as well as to garden truck. Haln is predicted ognln for tonight. There will probably beanother cold spell following the passing of the pres ent storm warning of which will bo sent out later. It will be cloudy tonight and no danger need bo feared. LIBERALS UNDERTAKE A BABZOAI. BIT Or LAW MAKING LONDON. Mny 5. Plmnccllor of tho n.xchequcr David I.loyd-Oeorgo today In troduced In the house of commons tho government's state Insurnnco plan, which Is declared to lio tho most radical bit of leglHlatlon yet undertaken by the lib erals. The plan not only Insures against sickness, but also naglnst unemploy ment. The Insurance ngalnst Illness Is divid ed Into two cmsscs compulsory and voluntary. This does not apply to sol diers, sailors nnd teacners, who arc es pecially provided for, ior does It apply to persons paying .1111 Income tax. Strikers' Demand Met. , CHICAGO. May G, Tho strike of Chi cago freight handlers probably will bo called off In 11 few days following the virtual settlement of differences today. Tho demand for a wage Increaso was withdrawn and an arrangement was made whereby tho handlers will meet the general managers of their respective roads to scttlclndlvldual complaints concerning freight hnuso conditions. LOS ANGELES, Cal., May C Wear ing tho same kind of polka-dot handker chiefs they havo used on half a dozen occasions recently, tho "bluo masked ban dits" reappeared In Los Angeles today. They lined up flvo patrons nnd both pro prietors of Casey O'Connor's saloon In tho heart of tho city and secured about $100 In cash. Tho robt)cr- fled two min utes ahead of the arrival of an automo bile load of police, who had been sum moned by a patron who dodged through tho swinging door at i..o command of 'hands up." OFFICIALS CAN DRINK NO MORE Women May Get Vote. LONDON, May fi. I3y a vote of 255 to 88, the house of commons today pass ed to third reading a bill to confer the parliamentary franchlso upon women. Tho measuro was then referred to a committee. L1TTLK HOCK, Ark., May 5. Public officials nnd others nro anxiously wait ing the action of tho stnto scuato on the Knrrlsh hill, making drunkenness In public office constltuto malfeasance. Un der its provisions, If a public official, from governor doyn to school director, ii found Intoxicated for the second time lia can be disqualified from holding of fice for tho remnlndcr of tho term to ;v..lcli ho was elected. xno nouso 01 representatives passcu ho bill yesterday. SOCIALISTS ATTACK LB. FOR ARTICLE fiMPAflft Mnv K. Aroused bv Col- onel Itoosovclt'H editorial In tho current issuo of Tho Outlook ort tho McNamarit caso, tho entire socialistic press of the country today Inaugurated a campaign of protest. . ' "Itoosevelt." soys the "Dally Socialist editorially today, "butted Into tho Moyori Haywood cose and became Infamous by referring to tho kldnnped miners ns 'un, deslrablc cltlzons.' Now ho has butted Into tho McNamara caso nnd Is trying l.hnn1 nmrlinrg vjnV fl'Otll their UlllOIl duty to rescuo Imprisoned follow work- Direct Election Set Back. BOSTON, Mass., May 6. Tho consti tutional nmendment for the direct elec tion of senators received a setback to day, when tho state senate laid the reso lution on tho table providing for the sub mission to the people of such nn amend-1 ment. Tho measure already had passed the house. A. F. Ss A. M., Attention. Work in second degree. WM. MULLEIt. 38 Secretary. - Hnsklns for Health. Hnnklns for Health. INrORMER TELLS OX CRIME AT TRIAL Or OAMORRA VITKIUIO. Italy, May n. Kmphatleal ly protesting his Innocence of tho crime with which ho Is Jointly chnrged with other membeis of tho Pnmorm, Mariano Do Gonuaio, who Genneia Abbatemag- gin says, was tho first mini to attack Geniuua Cuoeeolo, was given tho chance today to confiont his accuser. Looking Gunnnro xttulght In tlio ove. Abbatemngglo recited what ho nffhms1 was tho part played by l..e former In the 1 tnigndy nt To;ro Del Greco. -no ucunnrn was armed with a dan ger," said Abbatemagglo, "and he iiIho carried hi a poeketa kitchen knife. Tho kitchen kulfo was later placed In Cuo eeolo s liana to ge the Impression that he had committed suicide. "When Cuoeeolo, accompanied bv the assassins, reached the spot selected for the minder, De Gentium drew a dagg and stabbed tho victim. Cuoeeolo at tempted to defend himself with n pocket knife and wounded Corrado Sortlne on the hand Then Nicola Miiria stabbed Cuo'colo an. Antonio ''uiiato ntru-n him over the head with a nine" Low Round Trip Fares to the Strawberry Festival and Rose Carnival to be held at Roseburg, Ore. May II, 12, 13. for this occasion the Southern Pacific Company will soil round trip tickets at ONE and ONE-THIRD FARE from all stations, Eugene to Ashland inclusive, May 11, 12 and 13, with final return limit May 15. An olaborate program has been prepared by the Carnival Committee and will consist of Strawberry and Koso exhibits, Parades of the lUlks and other Fraternal Lodges, Strawberry eating contest, Aero plane, Automobile an(l Motorcycle race, Tug of War, athletic sports. Grand Carnival Ball, Mardi Oras Carnival, etc., etc. For fuviher particulars, call on any Southern Pa cific Agcni, or write to WM. McMURRAY General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. EXTRA SPECIALS For Saturday $6.50 Silk Petticoats $3.89 About two dozens of these handsome Persian messaline, plain taffeta and striped taffeta Petticoats, not the usual petticoats of fered at this price, but an actual $6.50 value; for SaturtJA QA day, one to a customer t90Ocf flKvjy Shirt Waist Specials Your unrestricted choice of the entire stock for this one day, Saturday, ONE-FOURTH OFF Tailored Suits are reduced 1-4. 1-3 and 1-2 Long Coats are underpriced j i i -jfyiy Ljgijr: Bl VT 222 W. Main Street Choice, Half Price Saturday and Monday On All Fancy and Hand-Painted China Hosiery LA DIKS' IIOSK MISN'R 11 OS 10 MISSUS' 1IOSIQ HOYS' IIOSIO any size in colors black and brown, 15c pair, 2 for 25c A sure trade winner. . Underwear AVe are showing a popular priced line of ladies' Union Suits, Vests, Pants, etc. GET OUR PRICES NOTICE THE QUALITY ind you are sure to save mouev on the price. Ladies' Silk Hose Black and tan mercerized garter top, linen heel and toe; 7fc qual ity at most stores; here, all sizes, 35c pair, 3 for $l.oo Saturday and Monday Kor these two days we offer your choice of any piece of fine China, .Jardinieres, Vases, in the store; this includes every piece, at, your choice, of just one half of the marked price. If you want fancy China, this is your opportunity, but como oarly. GLASSWARE 25c A new line just in and it's a (land v. GLASSWARE 50c Tho only place in town to see this quality. GLASSWARE $1.00 Looks just like Mit glass, all but the price. Ladies' Fancy Collars AVe are showing a mighty swoll lino of the new Dutch and sailor Collars at, your hoice, x fl 25c!Each 1 Also a lino of 25c Collars that -ve aro closing out at 15c each, or 2 for 25c. 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