THE MBPPORP DAILY TRIBUNE, MCPFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 3, 190R
I The Minerva Sisters, with Sells-Floto Circus.
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Circus Day
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PION AEfjflAU3TS IN THE A'R AT CHS Timtf- (
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Aflernoon tnJ Night.
DOUBLE HERD OF GIANT
A Sand of Sioux Warriors fog $H9Wi2g& PERFORMING FLEPHAHT3
$ by Special Permission of U.V?;-, Q JS-V FREE HORSE SHOW
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Dancing-la Native Costumo- Y?'
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m toummciit a sfecial hate hoiiiio tdi?
UtUBJIOHS OH AU HAILttOAOl a t III AGENTS
Wedford, Monday, May 17th
Wio directing tour of ARMOUR'S WORLD-FAMOUS $25,000 DAPPLE
SRAY PRIZE WINNERS, the greatest equine globe trotters ever known.
nd all ot the beautiful trophies, medals, ribbons, etc., will aisc lie exhibited.
tLL THE.BIG ACTS OF THE CIRCUS WORLD! The Nelson Family.
tiding R&oneys. Marie Meers, Flora Bideni, Genaro and Theo. Bartik
roupe, Rhoda Royal Mcnag Horses and hundreds ot others. Altogether
03 people employed. 50 double-length cars. 12 big watertight tents. 500
nimals. 20 elephants, 20 camels, 45 FUNNY, FROLICSOME. FRISKY
;L0WNS, BRAND NEW STREET PARADE, two mites ol biilliant daz
ling pageantiy.
rwo Grand Performances
Afternoon and Nisrht
ifcoKS open one hour before performance. See the enlarged Zoo and hear
lie Sells-Floto Military Band. Reserved seats on sale at
HASKIN'S DRUG STORE
SNOW INJURES
CRATER BUILDINGS
Report Received That Heavy Dam
age Has Been Done to the
Company's Buildings.
Me MTRAORDIMRY
Word hits boon received that all
the buildings at the station of the
superintendent of Crater Luke park
have been destroyed, or damaged by
the heavy snows of the past winter.
P. W. Arant, the superintendent of
the park, will leave for there nt oneo
to determine the extent of the dam
ages linil to make arrangements for
repairing and saving the house fur
nishings and supplies stored in the
buildings.,
Iti s reported that the snow is still
ten feet deep at the station, whieh is
four miles from, the rim of the lake.
Parties who were in that vicinity dur
ing the winter give it ns their opin
ion that the snow reached a depth of
2.) feet. The buildings in the park
were built especially to withstand the
heavy snows. The house was a two
story structure with an exceptionally
steep roof. The barn wus built on
similar lines and the cabin in which
the Crater Lake company had all of
its camp equipment stored, was built
of logs and was designed to with
stand an enormous weight.
It is the opinion of Arant that not
lunch can be done with the buildings
until the snow gets off, which will be
the latter part of the month. If the
damage is as bad as reported it will
aggregate several thousand dollars.
No Advance in Prices
ake the Tribune for ' ws
Thm Pyraphor.
A living light. ?nllcl the pjrophnro
nuikes illumfiuiiijti ilit-jip uud eon von
Jpht In Itrazil. Tbe pyt'iihm' Is n
monster tin My. an inch 11 ml a liulf
M'S-. Willi one It is posnlblp to read
lino print, and ihrt-e wilt lllit a room
Tlv Itnizllhui peasant, when hi truv
rr is hy nilit Iho perilous forest
p: h- f III- country, fastens to eiieli
-li, o 11 pyrnphore. Tim Illuminated,
in liny no dUticulty in avoiding poison
mis sii;iki's. pit falls and wild lu'iists
T!:i' linizllian rtajuelte fustc'ii In her
t or lur corsage u pyropljore 1 .1
M n In while tulle. The elTett Is n-
. ; m'i'at InniiiiotiH pearl of opal
V. 'i mi a pymphore'i Ht.'hl oes mil 1,
is t inM-e-fsjiry to till 111 id up wlt!t
;i;. to-drop a eoiii in him or io ilirov
hh i away. 1 lit a moment's dm-liiM-: I:
1-1 -iii-i siii-'ces. Thereafter hi
;lii'-e ti:;le hiiiieriis. one on the hi"a
tvd two mi the haek. emit :i.ai;t ..
t ri 'hi a rrdhini e as ever The p; !.
V re. as all nainre xlitilents Iiiumv i
;i I'm! '.ll: arly iieii.u'n. hut sHe-it ':
ally the name is (,'ole.tpier errieo! 1
icrniose e!aieridi. - ('hn-lniiail L.ii
1 uii-er
In tin Prcscrtte of Death.
Some w rs ao a Swansea a v ;,v
was eaiiu'l:' in a lerrPm- ya!e..say.' a
1 ti'.'li-;h );; 1 r The captain hail In
vt 'e 011 U.. id. ami when the wl i.l w:.
a!i:t ri.-inu la- told her to yo (hi v. 1 1..
low a'ld sleep, for all was well lie i
Uiii i IK d oil I he hl'hie tll Die 1,1:1
a me up ami s:iid' '"We've (imic :!)
. itli Hadn't you hetter tell tliei li i
i. ui-i mil iiir ljo.it sV"
"Yi"i. yes my lad. II' yai t!i'.i!. so
s:!i-t the capiatu. who Usiew the -m
1 hi ii-o left was whether t'j L' tl
ul.h the sh.p or hi a small (mat. w!i; -
-iddu't live 1. at s. wis in t!i I
The i-i'inei rs came up with lite uev
ttiat ihe tires were all out
Very well, my lads." said tin c.i;
lajii n,uiell. "Snro yourselves If y;
can."
"Won't yon fetch the wife on dee:,
sir'.'" asked o:;e of the men.
"No." was the calm reply. "Let liei
sleep, poor yirl! I am i:(-Iiib down t.
have it smoke" And. smoking hy tin
liedside of his ulceping wife, he wei.f
!(l(twii will) Ihe ship.
A Man of Resources.
A yoimy man genial of face and i-ot
1 eel In an In arose from his sea; In .
1 well patronised cafe an evemn;; .t
two ngu. raised hij-'h a dollnr hili am:
addressed those present.
"GenHeinen," he said, "I ha e her
tt 'dollar hill It is u good PHI. open I
luspei ti oi hy all. I w.ini to ralll.- i
oil. and I will esteem It u favur If Hi
tleen cent lemeii wiiJ i cium in.
rents u ' haii-.e- in cents for a d'-lla'
bill. It's dirt cheap Who will - oat
in. please? I'll esteem it a favor, as !
taid. and there' the chaiv-e for a re i
harain."
I-'Utecn tneti j;ood iiaturedly chlphsi
In lo eenir each, drew ninall .p:,irei
I p. per Irom bat. and the ulnari
ti'H -ketiil Ihe hill. With a laiiuli
"Tlinnk you, Keiitletueti." suid tbt
ra filer, with u Chestertieldhiii how.
"That dollar was of no use to me. But
now that I re sold it for a dollar and
a half I have my ear fare home
Thank you. Good nlgbtH New York
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All Ready-to-wear Goods go
in this Sale . . .Watch for New
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Weiford's Largest Exclusive Ladies' Shop
Baker-Hutchason Co.
Central Avenue Just North of the Jackson County Bank
HART APPOINTED TO
CONFER IN WALLA WALLA
SALKM, (Jr., May 3 Stuto Stm
ntur, J. N. Hart of Buker city was
selected by Ciovernoi Hoiihoi) today
to represent him at the meeting of
the Washington conservation asso
ciation in Walla Walla on May 13
and 14. The purpose of tlio meet
ing in to formulate plans for a con
certed effort between the Pacific
coast state to conserve natural re
sources. It wub expected that the
governors of Oregon, Washington and
Ciilil'nruia would attend.
ROOSEVELT WILL HAVE
LARGE MENAGERIE SOON
XAIKOIU, May 3. The Itoosevelt
party today, after a day's rent, re
sumed their hunt the object being
giraffe. They will remain in the Man
hills until May 14. Four hundred
warriors and Kikuyu chiefs danced
11 war Hauce for Roosevelt at Fort
tlallyam, nnd gave Roosevelt three
sheep, it bull nnd a wild nstrich;
Orcgoniitus don't wish anybody
hard luck, but they never got suffi
ciently sympathetic when the fruit
erop fails in the older slates to
"ninrk down" the price nt which we
"hold up" the bnlnncc of the world
for its best apples.
MRS. MERLEY
LESS THAN A THIRD
! WANT WILSON REMOVED
WINS HER SUIT
Another of the Butte Falls Home
stead Cases Decided in Favor
of the Defendant.
1
The land contest ease of the gov-
ernmotit vs. Ilev. Josiah Merley, de-1
ceased, which was defended by the '
widow, has been decided in favor of j
Mrs. Merley. Judge Pent, was so ,
notified by the iioscburg lund office,,
who enclosed their decision in the '
ease.
This ends nuotlior of the cases
which wore brought iigaiiist home
steaders in the Big Unite 'district
and said to have been caused by the 1
outgrowth of a spirit savoring more
ir less of persecution nnd mnlice. All
of the cases tried so far have been '
won by the defendants. i
KLAMATH KAliLS, Or., May 3.
Kighty-cight Indians residing on the
Klamath reservation signed the peti
tion asking that Superintendent H. Q.
Wilson be removed. Thore are approx
imately 300 families on the reserva
tion, so that the petitioners repre
sent less'lhnu one-third of the In-'
diun population. The petition has
been forwarded to the secretary of
the interior, but it is thought that it
will tint be considered of sufficient
importance to even bring about an
investigation. Superintendent Wilson
is1 recognized ns one of the nblest mon
in the service and it is known that
his administration has beon entirely
satisfactory to the department.
FLORIDA S0L0NS WOULD
DISFRANCHISE NEGROES
The Oregon palate is never without
a relish for a good warm soaking,
growing rain, but never did it tnste
more like a full men! than during the
lasl days of dry. record-breaking
April.
TALLAHASSEE, Fin.,' May 3. A
resolution to disfranchise negro vot
ers in Florida was adopted by the
senate today. The resolution subi
inits to Ihe voters a constitutional
amendment providing that the voters
of Florida shall bo "white male" per
sons of the age of 21 years and upwards.
(', I'. Itriggs is on his homestead
on the uusurvcyed lands.
SPECIAL SALE
TAILOR MADE SUITS
Our entire stock of new and up-to-date ladies' tailor made
Suits, all the latest styles, no two alike, perfect fit by an ex
pert fitter guaranteed, offered for a few days at a discount of
33 to 50 Per Cent Off
Summer Millinery
Ail of our pattern Hats and Bonnets, Gage Included, at from
one-third to one-half discount. These are the newest creations
in headgear and designed upon latest patterns.
33 to 50 Per Cent Off
Our stock is new, our assortment large. The finest ever dis
played In Medford.
We are agents for Onyx Hosiery, Perrln's Gloves and Gos
sard Corsets.